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Last week wegot a Chajlee to b4 a lot of Men's
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all on sale on
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at a price you will not get again in a long time. '
Men's Waterproof Coats made front softgrey Waterproof
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Loans and Discounts •
Bank Premises, Safes, Etc.
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$3,855,203 $7,209,920
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- CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL'14tb, 1904;
ADJOURNED MEETING. HAS TAKEN THE AGENCY,
The adjourned vestry meeting of St.
Pat's ehurch wilt be helei next Men -
day evening at 8 o'clock M St. Paul's
school room.
WILLIS CHURCH.,
The choir gave a well rendered an-
them' on Sunday eveniniii „last, thee solo
pert being token by Mr, A. Cook,
Miss McCorvie else' rendered the solo
"Angels Ever Bright and Fair." Miss
McCort ie possesses a sweet soprano
voice an et was listened to with, pleas-
ure by allepresent.
A ,FUSIC. L CYCLONE. -
A speei meeting Will he held fro the
S. A. baracks on Thursday evening of
met week in which the local corps-wilii
essisted by the
officers from See -
forth and Goderich. Captain Patten-
den says t will he.a regular "mustral
cyclone', iend promises an ieteresting
tune for the large number wto are
expected to 'he present ore. that occa-
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8C117111'"r -DO WITHOUT IT,
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Mr. J. A. Gilmour, a former resie
dent of Clinton and brother of Mrs.
J. Miller, in writing to inferan us that
he •has.. changed his place of residence
front Superior, Wisconsin, to Charles-
ton, stete of Washington,, says : "Be
,sine .to send Tk.e News-Recorcl to our
present address for we. appreciate it
highly and would •not like t�.- do with-
out it. °W.e like the climate and are
doing well.''
A GRAND..STAND. .
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The eonetnittee Of the town 'ouneil
which is -in cherge. of the park is pre-
• Paring ' Plans for. the:erection of a
incelern grand • •tstand which* will seet
ecee people. This they ea -n• . do •
at iit•tle or no expense by making use
'Of ihe hiteber and timber in tea eld.
exhibition •ha11,_ part of which •was
wrecked by the weigh: of..snow oe the
yoof -e couple of months Agee_ The
.stratd• will he, erected, cn the westi•Cide
of ...the eretinde and will thus afford
peotection against tile' P. en's suite
The ;committee also has in.view.ette
er improvements in the grounds which,
will make - them -a park in more .1.,batt
ranee. 'The euembere of the committee
are 'deserving of eredit for the active
et -tercets they are taking in thismat-
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'rk.E BAND ;CONCERT. •
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concert-•• given. by .the Citizens'
on Thursday evening' last was r:
to the . doers. The very large attend -
r. . ee y as a ep e age
ency for the Oasolem Engine a.ompaity
of Toronto Juncticn. He is an expert
on engines,. of this kine, As The News -
Record kneivs by experience,
VU ,; LOCAL. MARkET.
Wheat 900 to 92e.
• eDats 30e.
Eggs ioe to ere.
Butter lee to 15c,
Hey $7.eo,
Live Hogs 440.
LACROSSE,
meeting for the organization. of a
junior lacrosse club will be held in
the Commercial hotel en Friday everi-
ing at 8 o'clock, All ititereeted in the
training rp of young. players are re-
quested to attend.
ILLNESS OF SIRS, W. TAYLOR.
Mrs, W. Taylor, *Mother a. Mr. J.
Taylor, has been dangerously ill for
the past ten days with pneuttioutia,bet
has improved. somewhat the pa.st deer
or so. *The numerous friends will be
very glad to hear ol her complete re-
covery,
DEATH OF BARVEY HALL.
• The bcdy of Harvey. Hall, aged. 21 -
years, a brakeman on the Grand
Trunk, who -was killed in *a •collision
near Guelph on Saturday, arrived in
town Sunday and. on. Morela.y fore- 1
neon Was taken. to Lueknow and from
thence to Dungannon cemetery where
it was laid beside the remaiese of his
father, Rev.; Mr. Hall, wl:o c'iied. live
years reed. 'The funeral service was •
Conducted by Rev, Mr. Millyard, fcr-
rnerly of Chinon. ..Mrs. Hell • and .
Samily, who axe residents of teen.,
lave the sineere sympethy . their '
nes.7. friends in their time of bereat-e-..
Ooderich Township. Stanley Tonrnship.
Mr. John Sparrow' left last week fot
Manitoba •Tioineswith two earl:oats of
horses. He was accompenied by Mr.
M. MeNaugliton. Mr. Sparrow is. the
most active dealer in horses this. sea-
son.
The death angel came suddenly intc
our Midst on fiaterda.y evening, April
9th, to call away anether of the ear-
ly settlers in the pereon of Mr, Rob-
ert keys of the 13a1ey1on d4iite, who
was horn in Fermanagh! county, Ire -
teed, end came tc• the Babylon Line
among the first settlers. Ie was mar-
ried to Miss Mary Styles ebout liIty
years ago, who with three sons ,and
five aaughters are left to mourn the
lossaf a fathft.1 llILSbs.fld and loving
father. He had reecho' his 7th year
And altliceghin delicate health for
several years was as well as usual till
ei few tours before his death. Three
sons • and two daughters were wit):
him when the .call cattle and all that
that lcving learalvettuld do was done
to relieve his .leet eufTerings but his
spirit seemed restless to be.free and as
they laie, him down it took ita flight
to: be fcrever math the filest.
"Sweet be thy rest
GoAdilde -veTyis beuitsitl.Ysleeping,
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Moo art in his keteeing,
0 blessed sleep,
Where jlIs ne'er molest thee, '
Why should- we weep
For Ileaven hall blest Shee
Sweet be, thy rest."
He was an earnest Christian • Mid
consietent member Of . the. Methodist.
church for many years and was al-
ouriainyings.
pri-
vilege of Attending thehouse of God.
The .remains were interrec' in Bayfield
cemetery on Tuesday efternoon., there
to await the glorieus resurrection. His
wife, who has been ill theincist.of the
winter, has with the rest of the fam- •
ily the sincere sympathy of all in thee
their hone of trial and bereavement.
RiseSturdy; . teacher .01 GcsIten Line
school,. and Mies' Orahetn, teacher of
Babylon Line. school, .who 1 eve .. been
spending their Eres•tee holidays with
their parents, haveraturried to .their
cluteee again. . • • •
•For the past week Mrs. W. •L, Kiwi;
of Babylon hies been sufiering. from.
la griPpe and teen under the doctor'
tare. but is 'non recoverintg,
and Mee. J .• AUX aughtone -were
theguests ref .Mr. end Mrs; -J, .W, Reid
on Thursdey evening. last. , .1:: •
..kiss." -Rachel Clarke of Seaforth is
spending e. few -cleye at her• -home on
the Babylon. Line.
• 'Vries Georgina. Johnsonat cf. Mise L.
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Peck Were the. glieste of -Mrs, L.Clarke
on ••Weditesday last. • •
. Mr. T..•Brownett and Miss Brovenett
arid .Mr: • J. Baeclayspent an evening
last week at the home .of ,Mr..WilliLm
leathwelle • • ' •
Mie• ..Tohn- Davidson of Bayfield
a successful wood bee One.. day • .1e.si:
week. in •Mr. • W. • Ratilieellea bush,
. Mr.... Same Bates, after spenciing:his
Easter ..eactiticit at his home,' has re-.
turned to Seafortit to.'restreic his stile
and.' jeitnee
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Reid are busy neekine maple syrep in.
the Mesh this week. . • .
.••.Mr.' T. Brownett. and &Mee spent
.Friday in Spefortit on 'business.
• Miss Dalrymple ilea .resun.ed her
duties ea S. §. No. e, fter. spending.
her vacation: • :ate her hoine near • St.
Marys. „ . • .
, KISS Jane: , R,efe is spending a few:
days With her. friend, •Miss Mary Rii1.
Messrs. ' Win. Osmond' and Wpm, Of
Baylield..are engaged elating Wood foe
Mr. George Johnsen,. • , . • •
•MieS* H.•,• Armstrong of Clinton bole
legiate Easter telidayeander tile
parental INelaidf;eraiii. te4H.7..i'ie(.1.
t� 'ca -
Pirtle CollegMte on, Monday aftet-spena
ding her Easter holidays' at her, itene
one the 'Brownson Line.. • .
• Mr. .Clia.e. 'Johnsten. hes. purchased
the well known trottingleereee .'i hie
63. This addition to Mr'. • ..lohnstonee
alreadyfeeimais string makes :hen a
stable of trotting lioese_s t'leit .3. E.
Seagram Might be proud of, .
Mr, Thos. NiCholsene deliveeecl a Fee
horse last week to Mr, J. Simrr•ow. .
Among, those who delivered liege in
'Bros., S. Cleave, J. J. Screeirret end
°wad. Johnston.ertchen Monda.y. : Snou den
....I. >ate.. lee.,ere Was. • ge.teet.
Me..., Jas.. Speck/nen one eveaing lest
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Mr. W. 3611218ton .'exelianged. drivers
with Mr..J. Logan last week. • .
Mr. •.• s e i Iti
.the dairy businessandis out leol.e.g.
for Ireith young cows. • Suceess Ben
•. Miss Sarah Allen of ,131ake ...was the
guest of Miss Ward on Stitula.y..
• Miss • Dora Boyce is learning , 'the
dressinakiiig •with Miss IKeycs f y *
fla ..
• Mr. * Seen. : Joie:sten Was assi'sting
Rey, • Mr. ..Devidson Monday .last. in
inoying hq,useitolci elleces his
Many from this township atteneee
divine service M $t. Peel's church,
Clinton, en Sunday when Bishop Car-
michael preached both e. m. and even-
ing. Among the umber were Mr. ard
Mrs. Henry Murphy of tie 16th con.
who forty-four years ago were married
by his lordship, who west then steticne
ed in Clinton and their son Thomas
was the last child in Huron christened
by hen. It is the let of a jew clergy-
men to be so efiectionately remember-
ed after an ahseeice of almost two score
of years. Ouly a man with a jlitig
rt a• 'Pro d d cculd
press himself upon .t. he community that .
his visit after so tong an interval woe- •
Id be se gladly received as hash leen:
that of his 'lordship:Bishop Carmich-
ael. '
Mr, , W. Elliott of Ash Grove Farm,
near. lorter s. Hill, returned .hcnne Fri-
day from, Orangeville where he bought
ar eleven-nionths-ord :Bamford
frcim the celebrated herd • of W. H.
Hunter. It is a superior -animal. Mr,
Elliett is the most extensive breeder
cf Herefords in the county, his herd
now consisting twenty-eight fine
specimens of ,,-1,1rat breed. ,
Mepheil Bros. have lost.. two of their
Polledliegus cattle lately, . They were
well -bred -animals so that 'the loss is
comiideralele.
.Some of the fanners in the Western
part of the teweehip , coinmenced ;plow-
ing lest weett the work' ought to leQ
netty general the latter part of this
week. • .
Misses le and M. Gorden. of ..ShePP-
arclton we're. guests of Sirs.' W. Cook
of the zeth cern. tie past Week. .
Rev e• A. IL Rhodes, formerly of Hyde
Park, has been appointed. by the Bish-
op of *Huron to be ii..einnlient of . the
iarish. of Middleton Lioltneeville . and
Striumerhili,, • Rev. if...M. Goldberg of.
Dungannon, 'who- was 'supposed to liave
heen appointed to this ..parieh last -fall
lies- been. transferred to Dunkirk. -
Mr. Frank. Whitmore _sold a. -three-
yeae-Old ,ecilt last week to Mr. Ralpli
eitepheeson of .the . Parr Line, Stanleye
for 5-16o. Who sari raising good hor-
ses doesn't \-eye • • . • .
.Mr 'Ben; • Elliott of • .the '. • cert.
has purchaeed•.a. horseclipping• machine
which • he can -mehipulate . expertly •
as Ate most experienced and will .ute
doubtedly :get ee good. shaee of, the
Work. in 00' eline beedoire.. • - • '. • •
Many -euiring about. theewhere-
ahottes.nf. 'Jain '.Shaw --who."leit 'here a-
bout the xst br:Fehrtioy; to • drive to
Wallacebeig- and was Met heard' of al.
Forest. , 'Those Who iteciw" hint • . beet
say • lie will .iettten -*right in due
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DEATH .OF MS. THORNTON.
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Mr e. john^s. Thornton died •at • . the
lime of her daughter, ' Mr's. C; .1H.•
Bertliff,.-..mi Sunday,. aged 74 .yeare,
passing away on the- same day a the
sem menth an .her. date, emsband,, whc , •
predeceased. her thirty-Orree years... The
surviving ' iitembere el the .faanely are
Mra. • Ber0111,- Mrs: Gill of Toronto,
anothet dailghter • in IVIaeitobe, 'jetties
of Gederieh eowitehiP and William of •
Seetrieth. - The funer , iok . to,
Maitland Brea •.ceinoteey, .Seafeteth, on •
.Tuesdave, the eseryiee heuse e and
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graveside • being •teee: by Rev: R.
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to tb( doors, • li vety lai g attend season, but in . ,the anegitime they
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ance autist• have becti*gratifying to elle S. - S• Axt MYER. SARI:. . • , • don't know where* he is. •
.haeclsrnen as iedicating, the . prectidel •'• Artioyerec,ry .services in eccaincrtio4 Anieng those who etee heezine Weed
s. 1 P• e with the Ontario streee S. S., w 1 be
Program wee geed and much eppreci- bele re>et Sunday. le ehe ii.. m. the
ated encores being the rule. ;It Was tentre pews of the elterch will be . ce-
as .f011ows :
March ,. , • Li'mhy nue.h ... cif:Pied .by the ehildren .to whom an:
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interest takeneby the 'town pecol Th i 1 +
Beed address will he delivered by Mr: W:
Selecticri Bennie Scotlatiee Bend H. kerr: of -Brits:tele', an experietteed
Solo Selected C. Deeiding and successful Sunday selfool worker.
.Cinnie Song: Hr. Will, McLeod In the. afternoon there will be An open
'Ssilo Heroes and Getelement N.111nrch session 'of the. 'school .ane• on ' SIOndity
Ileritotte :Solo Thos: .Wheatleer evening+ platform Meeting at -which
• . Lor.g, Long Ago. *- ' • addresses- will he 'delivered hy leleskes:
Duett • W. J. Harland, S. Mtirvh Keir, 'HoustRti., Hootrer, Tipla.dy end
• • the Battle Eye, -others .interePersedewitli. euitableente
••• jab...I:McRae sfe . Which. the. eche/el hes -been; • pre-
• , Seccricl 'Air Varie • - •pering for some tireee .
Solo ' The Longelioremet.. SeMurch •• •
Comic. Song Will.. McLeod HtisTrxits. :
KineCr4n1,tie 1 . • •
Solo Selected W. S. Berland. The tWo eeeive representetives of the
Trombone Solo ./ Jrickion. Mfg. Co.: are again Out hist.'
The Death of Nelson •
ling for. be:ill:leis am' in tkoz text ten.
Xenia: . . • e Twittering . Birds ' .. Bezel weeks they' will „cover ti.. greater • part
Mardi ' • - • Billboard ' ' . Band DU Canada,. calling at only the : indet.
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•Acconipanist, *. .., - ' ...Miss Newcombe importaut poifits, • • .. . , : .
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13ISHOP CARMICHAEL'S :VISIT ' .' On 'Saturday. Mr, T.• ,Tackson •left
. .. . , for tee Pacific ..CoaSt and it IS a fore-
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. It., is :side.. to • say that -itO ';forincr• gone conclusion that the„eefelt of his:
residee.t of Clinton could en. his return trip .will be big' ordtire front Manitoba
receive a. Warmer welcothe thee that eliceTerritoefes and prttleh Colin -tibia.
accorded by:- the . Older • peck,le of all • .Toelay Mr. C. C...Ratice. Starts. ' eest
denoininatiens to Dr. • gerneichael, the and Will push trade in Eaetere Onter-
Co-adjutor hishcp of Montreal. io,; Quebec and through the proeinces.
• • le 1859, while the coenty of Huron dawn by the 'sounding, sea. .1t. is fam-
wee still known as 1.1te '''Queetes Bush," Slicer 'ground with Ce C.... who tea been
the,Rev. Jae: Carniichaele a young Tr- very. slicceesfrl in .theroducing the Lion .
istenan •who hid just been: ordained *to brand of clothing.: - . -• . •
the ministry of the Church. of England. ' '.' • : '• • • •
was sent as incumbeitt to the parish MARRIED •IN.GRE•Sr. • . * ..- •
Of Clinton. Foe ..nine years he labored- . • • . .
-faithfully among the people, winning tilt% rlattiidec!lotedsft'iii‘ollir,c:)Ef itlitraelyt' .wiraeseittliiiiie
by -his terelerness and life their goad
scene of. a pretty wedding on Wednes-
will* • and: affection, mid when. in , 18.68
the day • of. last week"- when his daughter,
he .waie appointed to -Hamilton, •
becante the bride of Mr. Seined
sorrow I expressed • for his departtire . Marv,
wee' cleepef.elt and real. How profour it CORN. of. Clinton. Tee co:macaw was
natet -have been time itepree'sion made. Performed 'by Rev. W. ,Ldwe of Wing-
- upien the lives of his former pariehiona. testi in ehe , prcsenee of about ,- sixty
ers eves evidenced by the .eagernees .to relatives• of: the contracting panties. .,
. ' meet him Shown, by those. of. the early . .• the braleemeed was, Miss Mary John-
. . • • . .. settlers whcee lives have been spared stone,. while the groom was supported
• by • the briee.'s brother, Mr. E. jack.-
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iiis Lordshie preached ntorringt, and • lin. There were meny presents 'Mince-
' .evotitig on Senday in St. Paul's cher- tive of the pcpularity of the' yc>ung
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- AFTER 50 YEARS
0, Old Father. Time grows tender arid mellove,
As, roving the round earth, the sturdy old fellow,
Year in and year out keeps going and coming,
In winter's wild wreck and surnames gteen blOotning,
We.are not yet by any meane through "winter's wild wreck" and
it shOuld be st good time to take advantage of unheard-of prices.
Lower Than the Lowest
Ready•lVfade and Or -
tiered Clothing. To few
men is it given to carry. on business successfully for half •a century
and after so long a period of honest, faithful toil, One begins to
think of enjoying his well-earned rest. Such is our condition and
after 50 years of succeeeful trade in Clinton. we have decided to
offer, cit surprising reductions, our $4000.00 Stock with a view
to t•etiring from active business as Boras disposed of.
-SALV IS NOW ON--
We have not time or space for a detailed list of prices.
wag hes said thet "the proofof the pudding is the chewing o e
string," We offer a, better and pleasanter test, in asking you to
pee our goods, learn our reduced prices, and compare with boasted
bargains elsewhere. It is easy to say the prices wtIRE so and
so; the important thing is WHAT THE PRICES ARE.
We apeeially .invite our old custbtners to de themselves a
good turn, by seeing what we have to offer them, It Will be like
it belated Ohristmas.box, Similarly we invite those who have pet
been regular custeeners to exatnine Rends and prices. We make
No Mere Blow—EmPtY v8e8e161 Mak° most 00011(14 but We
proonee geneine reductione in all lines t
BOYS' Burrs ORDMIED OEDHRED PANTS
HATS, 0A.PS, ETO. GENTS' PURNISIIINGS
READY•MABE 01!OTHING.
Come one, come ail. Ask, see, examine, compare and you will buy
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' eh to crowded congeeget•icas and dur- cotiPle. ,Mr. :and Mrs. Cassels lust
eet : Mg his morning sermon referred briefly takett up housekeeping on Victoria
• to his former. cornection witlt the par- street. News -cord wishes them
• • ** • idle Many ef the laege- congregation , happiness and prosperity. .
" were old -people who, had come front a.
distance, but whether old or ymeng, STOCEERS R0111 TORONT,0'.
:: kw in 'the cengregatite had dry eyes ,
.. when the Bishop in feeling terms ton- On inatureay last ear. re, re. ainitn
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e brought up. front Toronto twenty-one
• evetting teeny persons were coinpelled Stoekers which had an aggregate of
2 o pounds The were taken to
'the stebles of "J. ei X. Fair where
sermats of the Bishop . were eloquent
* • and instructive . the inorhing subjeet they will be fed until the grass is
e • being on "Obedienee" •based upon the ready.
. text, St. Luke x7 ;.14,• and that of the On the Saturday previous Mr, Smith
*-* evenieg ott "Prayer" from the text, brought twenty-two head, also front
Toronto, -Which had an leverage weight
et. The church was -prettily &tweeted of /No Pounds. They were for .tI
a. •
, for tie occesion and, the music wag Messrs Fair who arc now feeding sev-
• well iendered. lit the 't.norning both clity head of their OWIt in a:edition to
I T 1) M Si It' 1 t
" effectively given, evil ile at the evening • seepaelis
cattle from Toronto to
• tq titre: aeVey ler litek of room, The
St. 1VIatthew 26 ; 39,
bees . this• Week are the following • :
'George . Vanderburg,, George Weston;
.Tehrt Blair, peter Macdonald, Harry
jesrtreisrci Land :John McGuire,
George
I -I' Wes Sophie' Ilietie of Goderidb . is
vieiting. friends in the vicinity., .
Mr. Samuel Switzer is buying rip a
stock of cattle for the grass. •
The members and adherents of the
Sharon Methodist • chtiach. _took the
ionic Of Me.. Geo. Canteen by Stir -
prise last Thereday evening. end pre-
sented .Miss 'Lottie Cantelano • witki . a
handsonie..,fruit. dish and clock. - The
.101lowitig is the addrees, which was.
reed by Mr. W. .jareotte. while • She
presentation was ntheie by Mrs, Adam
Cantelott ,and Miss Ida Miller '
TO Miss Lottie Can,teion :
' Meer, Miss 'Cantelore—We, the edher-
ents .1/ion:bees of the Sharon Methe
odist church, realize that for a humber
of years past you. have rendered ,118
real and ;tree eerviee as organist of Our
elittrelt end that very gratuitously but
•ifone the lees v.aleeble' and while We
dC. not .nraeicee to pay you • for the
bendte lievereceived, we wish to
indieute to you ineeoree tengible way
otir appreciation. of your velitable and
self sacrificing lahar. We would there-
fore eel( you to accept of this silver
fruit. dish and clock as tokens. of the
esteem in whice,. your services are held.
We trust atel pray thee you may leng
he :Taro'. upon earth to lead or loin
in it.e service of song ' and when yeur
singing days On earth are elided may
yen with •those you havened sone,
rise to. der Heavenly Home jeiite mn
singing the praises of cite Lord and
Master. Signed on behalf of the teethe
bers and .AdiAeirresetsAc4i'l.i.., ;.clanteriont.
• Mies. Ida '
Miss Cantelon replied in e few. well
chosen words thanking the congrega*
o for' their "kindness •
• The township ',Colwell met on April
4th with all the Members present. On
/notion of J. C. \Verde, sebouded by .P.
13. Stewart, tie following changes were
made in the pathinaeter's roll :
9t • )1 f WiliamEll-
iott who ,refused to act, hong aver •the
age limit ; ,Sittion McCullcugh in place,
of Wilhelm McLeod who would not net
and Wee exempt becattse his. statute
labor for Ieotieie already done: The
lellowieg =omits were paid : Geefge
Tebbett, posting • treesuree's statonot-
.
ts, $r,50 ; C. Lee, tape Ines, $2
Churchill, gravel, $3.1t3 ; R. RanSiord,
hunter, $3, The ccvutteil will next
',meet on the leak day of May tts•
,court Ot revision,
We regret to sai, that Mrs. George
McLaughlin, who has hetet stopping of
late with her *daughter, Mrs. John
Lindsay of the tali con., ie very
We all hope 'for the recovery Of this
' esteemed womari who. has now reached
the good ege of feurscore years. .
a. anthems tte well as t e clan were r, t s c.
•• service. instead of the usual offertory ciiiitoit may seem somewhat like send -
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anthem, Miss Houston sang sweetly ',fig, •eeei to Newcastle but it appearA
the selo. "Consider the Lams," stockers catt be boolght cheaper in the
lil
On enday tut informal reception
was gi,ven in St. Paure Sunday school • ,
city inaritte than hi Ilttroie
house by the tadies of the cc•rigrega-
tion in honor of j1 Bishop mid per-
haps no "At Home" of all theieleas-
met ones g ett y
Holtnesville.
iv b the ladies wag just
e a.s successful as this. Old fri, 1Vfiis Jessie 11/tartlet of Tockersinith
0'14 of his tordslik) from Goatrieth was the gne'st of Miss Edith Tebbutt
Seaforth, hayfield and all the surr- last week.
--e minding country, especially from the School re -opened or. Monday after
t neigidueritig. parish of Mideleten, Hch. the rotor vtioati it
• to have feW Winds Once ettOre With Mr. Will..Couttice returned to his
'their forma rector. One fernier pa, - • •
..ishioner, Mr, W, Weynimth of near The W. M. S. met in the church on
• Londestorta walked itt sewn miles to Wednesday afternoon.
mesville end *ere preseitt
o
Jackson, r
C 1 I 11 WA The Bieltop left 'for lIaattiltoit to at -
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r eelto61 at Crewe
• see the clergyman who hae, married Oil 'Sunday morning Rev, J. Ifueeer
" will preach to the children, it beitig
6 ,
4.0 • <I tend' a, incetirag of the Miseionary w.11 preach specially to the young
Deeision Day, and in 040 evening he
St. Helen's
Messrs. Abe . Derain and Wm. Alm
Hturktrey bit for •the Northwest this
week each takirg' eerload etocl*
Old other •th,nge with them. Mrs.
Humphrey and family glso leave this
week, We wish thc•nt success it.1 their
new home.
Mr. Carr from Sarnia, who- has teen
visiting at his grand latiter'e, Mi- jee.
Reettage'e, returned 1101110 weela
.1311*. Thee, Soya had ..ionte • sheep
wotried by dogs lp.st week.
, Miss Martha feelkeld 11°,4 rettntit d
hair Ooderich where she had It en
visiting for some time, •
Ur. Sohn Webster, 'Fordyce, left
last. week for the West taltieg \vett
laity it eat:heed of horsee. ,
Wesley -Sherrill ifaviitg Neotire4 it
suitable, eituatioli Otven Sound, kit
ltet Motidsy to take up 'his <lotion
. , 1 isvatesi Atsexicdtiressiinso' :4E: re
lately purchesed •resideuce 'on 'Front
ilt)earissYieters• Mrs. Albert Towns -
()Nit is on his rounds_ again
Clititon. • '
thd towthhip. .
Scotelmtere . •has been
' Mr.- J. 3. Boyce was visitirg Weeds
on the Goshen Line last week.
Tte farmers ere busy making ntaple
syrup.. They say :it is not a very good
Y•elVfarr's. ' Alex: ' McConnell is leier up
. with la grippe. • • .
•• Mr. Dan, Ili -aeon ig Atallia,r 4,:ial pies
-
tering at Rev. Mr.. Davidson's,
greet McNeil of hayfield was the
guest of• Mr. Will Davids.cet Easter
.11°,1`110111aur Scote.litnere Was the guest. of
Merc'.te iCilseHse.i Ward s stilb. . last vveio ek. Mr.
et" MI \ Wili Armstroeg had the leis-
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fortune to trip ant"' hurt lits arm
MIMI is very paieftil. '1' '
Whole Nuittber 1314
Bayfield
Mrs.. Jennings and family. left for
Parkhill on Saturday to remain a, few
w4ateke:: Hodgine and Mr.t Gsecrge Bates
iolfatd,Sae3a.fortlt Were in the village on
Mr. Joseph Md.:ware hes beet), en-
gaged- by Mr. MA:Beath of Stanley for
the summer -es engineer.
Mr. Merrick: of Toronto, Ocvernment
engineer, was in the village this week
surveyirg the harbor.
l'rincipeel Waller of Huron *College, •
London, , occupied the pulpit of Trinity
ehurch on Sunday last. •
• Mr. and Mrs. William. Bates of God-
erieh were in the village or: tuesda,y.
Miss Lizzie MeCorm•ack of` Sarnia is
the guest of. Mr. and Mrs, Janes Stur--
gei‘oitris,ati3lyirleisseq
nstof Belgra.ve. visiting •
her daughter; Mrs: Brandon, this
vv-"eSelkies LattraePerdue of Goderich to.wn-
ship the - Past —week, with ber • -
aunt; Mrs. Donaldson.
Mr, 0. W. llohnan and Master Gor-
• a few Clays laSt Wie)erkes-cilt.i)11S111988.
ines, lendlord of. the River Hotel, is,. .
wcre in the village oie Sat- ,.
Alancelonia, Mich,, for the .pest two
is visiting + friends
years, returteed home last week. -
in the village et preseut •rencvateng the
don and MiseiS3raadniceioalteslonataeut•, aof
Mr.. George .1.1;nglanc'i or. St. Cathaie
Williarn
Mr. Jetties Sturgeon was in London
Mr. Julie Cameron who has leen in
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eitys at Belgrave this week.
, .
Varna.. • .
• eeessre. George Foster and Fred. •
Purdy left on Tuesday for Melita, •
Mee.; where they *have both good posi.•
tioits awaiting them. . • • • 0
'Rev. :Mr. Davidson is this :weekbusy
nieving his hot...seined effeete into the
house whiell he 'lately purchased. Irma. • .
Mr. D. Mc:Naughton; • • '.
• Mrs.: A. Denice.11 had. a .very. success -el ;.•
•fitl quilting bee on Tat:Adair efternoen. • .
Several of the eillege ladies assisted
at ' .
-Mrs. Welker • of Hamilton is. at ee-
'sent eieiting at the 'home ...of her.- .A,. .
Mitchell.' • . I , . •• • • .
Quite. •a,..rainiber front the village Itt- .••
teecled the fiateral of . the late' --Robert, . -•-•
Ea) s, .Te.esilay ..afternden. •
Mr. John Tippett of e3eyfield was .
cl1iug•on Va.rita friends on Mouclaie
Now that the snow ahnost . gime
sonic of the farieers are ge Jaime their •.
threshing, finished •,ep Reid,' •
is 014 again with his pig thaeShing, eti-;
gine. • ,
Miss F,thel Jr<Aitis-returrt,d• home last
Week after • *Spending Easter holidays .
with her hrother at Exeter:. • • -:
• Miss keye-' 1-c:tinned locate • and 4
bas, opened up her dreseemleinge shop.
The dressmaker ard the tailor seem , .
to be- thebusy Ones of the •*-
Miss ' Fenny Mckenzie is • laid • •
with It grippe.. • ' - • •
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e'Llie funeral. of the bate Mi key. j e • ..
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:Oensiner teak place. Teesday ten
o'clock. A 'sermon; was preached . :rot.
Lan o'.elock at the Lutheran church
*where there was. a, leege :•ettendancee. • •
Tho .mirdster Who offirioii.ce came limn
Tavietoek and cite of the sone of de- • .
Ceased gae.e a address 011..-t17•9.
goodress Of. his • ir,,other. • She ... was e
sellesacrilicieing. mother... . Ste
leaves heeeleielland,•. °lie daughter encl. •
-three' sees • to •mottrn• theiregteet Joss. - •
Mr ; and Sine* Robert Wint'anilt: and
• fondly. intend ,goine *the West ...in a
heir. weeks. . He. intends te.:take, up: ,
Geo, oar:jib:let is not tinip.kny-
inech, •... .• , • • .
Mr. De n..Mituro WaS down to Lcn-
don
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lest Friday, and • Saturday cn• beeie .•.
uess. . • • • - ... 1..
• Mr, U.<1, MOle" of • Ses.forthe.• is very ,
peck at, present. . His fatlier• Went to
see hint fast Moeday. • *
Mr, J, Jeheison is laid re> eyttle a,. .
,Sere, .hand; . • • •*• • •• • •
The' Slide:elitist Strnelay school . has
tedded $20 weal... of beeks ' °* their
library... • .
Mrs, is ab16.• to be; around ' •
gain After bee illross,
•
F. Blyth. • .
Ou Friday' evening last a. large Mutt-
lier of the linglieh cherch P001110, both -
• old and young, -gathered at Mrs. P. '
Alltikey's residence to epencl• an even- .
Art,. of enjoyment. After a short pro- '
_ gram of music, eolos and readings;Mies
Sadie Pletieli who. has. been a member
of the choir for several years • and is
shortly to l 0:
eave toy.„. N. W. T•wh'ere
she -intends making her home in the
_ future, was presented with a hand -
softie silver baking dish and, an add-
ress. Mr. Wellington McGill. *another
Porter's Hill. ,
Mr. Hne enry hois visiting Mr. Bete.
• Churchill of Hullett.
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Miss ande Macdougall has retun
red
from Detroit.
Mrs. Sterling had-' suCceSsful sew-
ing bee one day last week.
Mr, Stuart Afeedoegall has purchae-
ed a fie nJersey cow for which
he paid ,e, handsome figure.
oh
Mr. Jn • Morgan' etigaged as
+++++4 lloard on Tuesday morning. people, there, " sawyer with Mr. Wm. Perdue,
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member ctf the clicire and. a Church ,
worker, who is leaving in a 'few days
for Manitoba, Was presentee, with ci
beautifel prayerbook and aeeiress to
sl -ow the appreciation ard .eateen they
were both held in by the congregation.
Afterwa,rds a- splenditt lunch was serv-
id to which justice Was done by all. .. • ••
•Oit Saturday afternoon Mayor Lewis
of 0oderich and otters addressed a •
public meeting ird Industry hall oft C.
tallroini.inatters.. There . was mi
very good attendauce,
Mrs. W. J. Felker returned to het
lionie .Goderieli en Saturday.
On .Tueeday Mr. awl Mrs, John Mc-
Clill and Scin Wellington left thee Mae
ticni lex Manitoba,to spciid, the sun -Mi-
er months. boveral. of their it.:enels.
went' to the station to bid them fare-
well aver wish them a safe journey. '
On Tuesday morning the Nivel of
the, late -William Trewin took place
from his tato residence, the remains
l•eitv taken to Einintrie cemetery tor
'Robortsoit is malting
pref...a,rations for building nflee br tk
%tore ott the 'vacant let velitelt he five-
iy purchased from Mrs. Cha.trtherlain
"ef Toronte. He intendoceupying it
!itself and earryirgt or, the grocery.
and baking, business.
We are pleased to hear' that Mr,
Roland Cook is progressirg as feet as
could he expected frail his SerlOttf4 1114
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