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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 9th, 1904.
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in the county, so come along and pick
U) the snaps in Clothing, It will
mean dollars in your pocket. •- Money
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NNEat ableut the Y. M. C. A. for
Clinton.
Coal is arriving in large quantities.
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No rteed of shortage next winter,
Mr. Jas. Cornish has' a colt under
the vet's care, the result of a lareken
leg.
r: Coleman of Scaforth was in
town atter:ding the funeral of Miss
Reed.
The R. T. of T. District meeting
will be held In Clinton rn the near
future. ,
Don't forget the. Moonlight excursion
in Gailericlt on the evening of iVf onday
June '2oth.
The 5.20 traiu carries a closed mail
making it more convenient. for mail-
ing purposes,
A very pleasing event took place in
Weyburra Asa., on Wednesday, June
8th, when Maty Josehlthia, daughter of
• Mr. Jelin McMurray, formerly of.Clin-
. ton,- wan UILjtCC 111.flueeia,ge to Mr.
Edward Francis • AleSherrey. .The
News -Record extends congratnlations,
DUATif OF AIRS. DITNCAN.
Death entered the home of Air.
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Duncan on Stualey morning about 3
a, in. and removed his hie partner,
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Mary MulIiolland. Mra. Duman • had
been ailing for scene etime, the re-
sult Of a strokewith which.: she was
alllicted some time ago and from with
ch she never fully recovered, Mrs.
Dimean leaves a family4 et two child-
ren, Miss Maude and Master Geor
Xing 1?,deva.rd hotel. to all appea.ra.n-
ces wdl he ready for. occupance by
- the mt. of .Taly,
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"Our Sam"' has commenced vigoroes
operations on his contract at the
House of Iteinge.m'
We have a nuber • of school reports
beatkie other correspondence which ar-
rived too • late for, pOhlication.
• Mr. Ralph Tiplady of the 13ase Line
lost a valuable,horse last week Mr.
Jos. •Ccielough also lost a fine imare
and 'colt. ,
horse on Tuoaday which. dropped dead
illMirh.eEgdr7vNeVlarPniitrig, section boss B..L:
is transferred to Stratford and
James Liverntore is promoted to fill
the vacancy •here.. • •
Chas.. Wallis : shipped aa, car-
load of hogs.. to Toronto and Mr.
Thies. Mason iocar . of cattle
sheep to Toronto on Monday. .
. About forty Members of Clinton' Lod -
go R. T. of drove to Seaforth Mon-,
day ea/ening where they. were entertain-'
ed.;by.the 'lodge of that 'town; .• •
Coriection-j-In -1. ast.. week's devth
column we 'quoted Miss Aany
Mon's. age .incoriect.. It. shorld halm
been ' 28"yeeis, '8 finontIlis laud. -14 days.
- Last ' Smiley was- commuvian ..Smi-
clay at Wthillis church: Mr, liantitton
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,iclesboreaidaDr. Stevirart ex-
changed pulpits for the e:ening '
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Couttio.Council ;fleeting in Goder-.
ivh this week. • Two' ,tiords of the
members „ passed thipugh
How • ahont; Maki' for the,. Couitty.
Mowatt Chowen -w/-ile playing' la-
crosse. on recreation' park received 'a
nasty cut over the eye. which • reicpured
several stitches. •
Mr. Henry Cook of the 2nd con-
cession Of litillett lost a valuable
who with the bereaved husbands, have
the sympathy of the entire counnunity,
MEETING OP SCHOOL dIPA.RD. .•
! Ihq Schocl 13cald net on
Thursday evening, of last week. it
was decided that the property conuoit-
tee ask kr tenc'ers for a tile flue for
the centre furnace. The matter oh
. cleaning and repairing was also • left
in the hands of the. committee to re-
port at the next meeting,
Prineipal Lough's report was as fol,
lows Enrolled for Alay----r98 boys and
183 girls, tatat 381: Average 119. The
report was receitexl aid filed. Ile also
reported' that .several windows* were
broken by the use cif catapults and
that the. caretakitvg was not. seta's-lac-
tOry owing to the itluesai• of the •jani-.
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INSTITUTE MEETING? •
A Meeting of 'the *est Irurdra Wom-
an's • Institute will be held in •tla
council_ chamber, Clinton, on Monday',
'June, 13th, at 2 0' p. in. '
Bella Miller of Cluelphyvill .addresi the
:meeting en.."Some Practiced Hints on
, Home . Nursing and Emetgencies". (Il-
lustrated) and "Wcntates Institutes,'
Past, Present and Future:" . Miss
Jessie Hill of Toronto Will give "Tall
ks on Food" with' demonstrations'
ctifs *of meat ;arid niethochlof cookaing,.
Fruit • .Dressing, • Salads ard •Ifrozen
Dishes. AII ladies ate- cordially
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vited to attend this meeting and ' to.
bring pencil. aed paper 4> teke down.
the variOus redeipts •that •fliay. • he '
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'About • 25 volunteers trent •• Clinton
and vicinity joined the 33rd -battalion -
011 Tuesday and left fcer London' where
they. will :spend. a couple of weeks in
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-The .programs have :been- priated for
the eelelvatiou•in I.laylield on July xst
ar.d from their contents -we would.
infer. that Baylield expects todo it up
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,The Ontario' street shekel' choir gave
another sting, service last *Sunday . ev-
ening assisted by lifiss. L,"Kaiser who
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sang the beautiful solo •"A Dreain. of
Ileaven.'" • •
C. R. .Gatine accompanied by
thc choir cf fit. l•atil's church jorrnoy-
eci tothe liottae of Refuge on Sunday
last to .concleict the' services in that.
institution, . • .• , .• . •
•The . Canadian Order- of Foresters wj1,
'attend divine seratee in North • Street
church, Goderich, eeit Sunday.:., •• The •
'service will •be eciniltieted bari, Rev,
Dr. • Daniels., . . • • ,
The Ifolmesville C..0. F. will told
Lawn Social to -morrow' evening. The•
Citizens' Band of Clinton will give the
Rigs will -run. from thamarket
every half .hour. • • •
•• On 'Saturday morning. of . last . week
Mr, J. W. Reid had themisforttne to
lose a portion of thumb of the left
hand while working at the rip Sve•W in
theorgan factory.
Dr. Freeman has"hece laid up. for
the past three or four days as the
reatilt of a kick • which • he received
rivot a liorse'While attending to . his
Professitnal duties. ' . • .
•The .neW • officers of the Salvation
Army., • CaPtain Woods, formerly of
Goderich, and Lieitt. Dthican,•-formerly
of Dregclen, have, arrived in town and
talien charge of the local corps. . •
Toroitto Saturday Night • con-
tained a cut of the 13owlerg team
that went'• to play the 014 Country
bowlersaed among' Manlier we
noticed Clinton's 'representative, .. Mr.
J. •Tayler, • •
About .twenty -rive members of the
Holowsville C. O. C, F., together with,
fm imbiber froin Clinton. and elsewhere,
attended the i'eneral. of .Rowland', Cook
of Blyth, et wheae demise neentipu was
Two invitations were received it the
morning session on Saturday for next
year's London Conference.: Petrolea
and Listowel both . wanted it, . but
Listowel's was aceepted. June ist.,
1905,.the data decided upon.
The Brotherhoocl of St. Andrew mot
in 4i.„ Paail's school house on Monday
everting, Jtite mit.. Two new members
were admitted and general business
transacted. The next meeting will be
held oirthe first MoledaY.In JUI•Y••
Say,: have you put the name of that
lacy or girl of yours that happeos to
1,k away from honteiteaching school or
following some other profession, • on.
the subscriptioli list of The News-.
Record ? Tim/ say it's like a letter
from home. .
Chief Wheatley has much improved
Itis residence On Victoria street by
painting it. and adding • a riew verand-
ah, ,Citizen Chili has had Mr,.. 13.
' Kaiser paintiiia and oa wringand tnc
. e••••44+40.40.4.04,•••• ••••••••••............. • G. T. R. atatiott has beer; paintedand
kalsomitted on• the inside.
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Mr,. ItIlie.tt of "Clintott's Liv -
Only Fifty Cents epurcaseromoecnwS
forth eicwh-
viciiitty, to his already ' •large
numiher of hooks. Ile has also had
one of tis large carryalls .re-pitivted
arid has PureltaSe4 a new automatic
tired homy.
Mr. Jacob Miller, the exitert
• dealer, erected a Toronto Airitiote
or for Mrs. MeTaggart Sr. this week,
Mo, Miller ig a bogy men, having re-
ceived four ()Mere trent 'Seitfortli
• meta for witelmills to he erected
this week. lie has also installed a new
, gasoline engine to roil the inthip for
1 The News -Record will be
sent to any address
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for half a dollar. •
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'given.. The. gentlenien are .also iieeited
to .at:tend, " ", • •
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A VISIT ;TO THE 'Ot N• •''
On Thursday .last the "Clinton Goo,
•Chtb had it •visit Irom • A, ,Duff of
Toronto, ex -president of "•Dorainiora of
Canada Teal> Slocters' ASSociation.'
'isle boys* into; tained him white in.
town by haying it alum The scores:
made 'were as fellows, cult. shooting .
'e5 targets : Ilohnes 22, Ireland. 21,
Graham 20, Hovey sp, Duff 18. In the
evening the first shoot. for the iflotvey
trophy was held and. resulted in 3.
Ireland wieuiug with the magnificent
The annual planting the Wes
Huron Farmers' Institute will be held
at tie res donee •of Mr. II. Morris
Loyal, on the afternoon of June 22114
when the yearly business wiD be travs-
acted•,- including the election of ofil-
cers, Mr. Putnam of Torouto•will be
present. The Women's Institute will
held their meeting. at .the same time
and piece ; a picnic will also be itel4
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cornection, Coine and bring your
baskets.
WlLr DRILLING,
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t lo.oleirg over the names of the Mr. and Mrs. A. Venstone left last
long list of successful candidates at week toe *Ingham where lee ins gone
the recent Toronto Cheiversity extend- irteiv business:
Whole Number 1323
Bayfield
The 'old tenable well driller, Mr. II,
seov
Bevins, has ,erieist,tattel last
td otablu)esiyugpuivtiti:-.
Alcelinchey's on tato Goshen Line
Stettlev. 'He has r.vvir removed to. Mr,
ocdeii a, u c t, and will go
fr'oitt there to Mr. D. Forester's, near
town. Mr. D. B. Kennedy will ' give
any information about his terms and
whereaboutg •• any person wanting
.any Work. done. •
OPEN AIR BAND CONCERT.
Ihe Citizens Bard gave their first
open.air concert on- Thursday eeening
"of last week. The band .is in. excellent
t•%avliiitit lett tleieLenoilsetweteirtttls
over
the boys. 'Ike following program Was
rendered wilich elicited the applause of
the large crowd .present Tottophone
March, Gleitwood March, Takota.Walt-
zes, The Twittering- 1 irds, Boothe
Scetland, C. C. B. March, Basses
Dream Serenade; Stars mid Stripes
Alerch God Save The King. .
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ANNUAL PICNIC.
St josepha R., C. church.' will hoid
its annual. picnic .on Thursday; June
a61.1b, in Faripiltar's grove, Hullett,
whin, a good time is assured. The.
Citizens' Band (tar 'Clinton will be it:I:-
attendance and'•furnish• musie for the
wlole day and 'evening.: There will be
all 'kinds of games and anwsements in -
eluding races and in the evening danc-
eta., Refreshments will be served. dur-
ing the day, also dinner and supper,
Conveyancea will .1cese the , market
.square at o'clock, When St. Joseph
people- say a go•od thee, they mean it..
MEETING OF ..TOWN COUNCIL.'
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Cpuneal met pursuant ta notiec . on
Monday • rig,ht -members all pre -
The •eitiZons' conniiittee'asked the
'criitheil . accept the.. balance Of the
money, -S93, layiog the•hancls of the
the coinmittee,.• to be. held in trust
kW future celebratiens, Carried. ...
PetitiOns. fer 'granClithic .yealkS.• for.
the. followitig natried street4 were • re-
. : „'West :sicte• of. Isaac street; . son,
th gide,pf• Princess street, -east side of
Maple . street.' :north Side • ...of Mill
street.
• Mr.. It. J.' Clair; • also • R. Irvain !asked.
the •council to:piece an. electriq light
at corner and Kirk. Streets: D.
Cantelon „also asked for inore light in
the east end of, 53f. Andrew's Ward.
Referred to -finance committee. •
Monaghan reverted. neglection :of
ty of the G. T. R. in blocking•eca cet
opposc'te eleVator.:
,Strcet colvinittee reconni•,tenclecl that.
the. , now hi Mary street
'drain 1-ke placed in Orange streetdrain
and 24 . inch ttle.. to be put in .to talie,
their plaee. :
Counctlior :Wallis recommended
SPection of Wald. tankS axe( re -Cover,
Olean. Carried,' • .
'TheeXecutors 'Of the Stontetiaan es7'
:tate Placed a And with the .'conneil;
the 'proceeds of which are to pernian-
ently ' keep their ceroetery lot . elean
and lereas, ctit, , • • .
...:A..nuitiber acceintts were brotight
„before the eouneil and .ordereeCto' he
score 01.1 23 •• out Other scorte
Were. : 1101140 21, Graham 20 Hcoey.
. Cantelon: Downs 1,so 'Deherty
. East .18. 'Inc shot every
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CLINTON trss 'llF,RLIN,
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.The. best •:game of football . in . the,
Hongh •• Cup series sew far played. was
that which 'took ,place (Ai . Friday when
the . Hough Cup. holders defeated the
Berlin team• by a score' of 2 to
o. The ,boys aciatimpaoied the
Rangers ag, far as:Seafiertli and came
• . to Clinton, . arriving here-. or
x. &elcek train. They were inet by
the secretary,„ K. IlotiSton, luta. ;put
op .at the Commercial hotel,.The boys.
visiteei the school, 'took' in the tow,'
and lia;d a short practice in the after-.
noon., The. game was .called far .6.3e
but it was almost 7 heifer° Referee
'Bailey ',blew the Whistle. By • that
tithe .a large gathering of townspecple,
had arrived to-. cheer oil the toys.
Clinton had the Choice Of. goals. and I
Berlin -the kick off. 'rite 'Berliners
worked the halh.over 'the. Clanton goal
lane, but .it was soon at the other
.eral and to ' minutes after play.'
began Youogblut,' 'the. speedy. young:
forward; shot the hall through .gcal .
and Clinton lige' one- to -their credit.
-This was .the. occasion for great ap-
'dense and Clinton's supporters cheer-
ed the boys. right lustily.: ,It .leolted
as • if the licyse were going to have
•things .their own way- even thotigh ,
'their • opponents were .froin that cele-
hrated fcot ball town. The hall • was
kicked' off again and was in Berlin's
territory .most of the 'time. But for
the .werk. ot •their hacke the- boys
would' certainly haVe .sCored ofteter.
in the second hi,lf Clinton had the host
of the piny, the ball beirg tu Berlin's
territory most of .the time: . Once in
a wide they managed 'to get . past
Clinton's 'half hack line but only once
in this half did goal' keeper Murch
get a. kick. • Alvynt fifteen 'minutes af-
ter . the second 'half began •Youngblut
'scored .agairi for Clinton, making the
.seore .2-0 in Clinton's favor. 'The
game now loolced sale for Clinton as
it Was hardly possible that Berlin
could score three in the remaining
tittle. During tlte last part of this'
half. • Berlin played a defence aoe, new
er got over the -Middle line. The game
ended With the score as above, 2-0 in
Clittton's favor. The Clinton tenni
had the sante line up as when:. they
played London and,11rtissels and, were
the baelcs a little •iitore reliable they
would be a hard team to secre a goal
on.
Notes of the game.
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Vorayil: 'a aggregation were decisive-
ly beaten but they knew how to play
the gatt all right: -1
DBATO OF AIRS. REED. . • •
. Satitrday;eVeningi -.Nue eth, den,-
th visited the home o•falifr. John Cmi-
ninglaune mid claimed the 'aged aunt,
Miss • Clara Revd, .W1W, has inade her
tome. with Min for soite time: .Miss
Reed :had. been gra:6111).11y failing since.
the •early part of the .winter and dur-
ing the last few: days that . she was
spared Was • mike, uncenscious and
aasged very peacefully 'away !4. little.
before: sunset -on .the above date; . The
funeral took place at 2 p:. in, on Tues -
1113', -the retrains Itch% interred ii
Clinton. cemetery- • The.. grave was lin-
ed with flowers, ferns and 'evergreens,
daily beantiful -floral offerings. also
laving, been rilaeed upon the -casket by
lovieg hands. The pallbearers were
Mr, MeGiervai: Mr. R. Irwin, . Mr. Jas.
Scott, ' Mr. John Leslie, Mr, John
Ridout and Mr. Jas. Shepherd. The
burial services were ccuclucted by Rev.
Dr. • Stewart of • Willis Presbyterian
churelt .of which, deceased was a eon-
gistent member. The• late Miss Reed
Was of the- old New England stock
and was born it Actor, Massachusetts,
iu December,- 1$22, Iler Esthete. Theo-
Ileaarne TaZegnd,y1 %71:.lttstritulegtItffilicecr. rienvotlilteitiAontiliteryr.'
war and, her.' mother, •Haithah
me -Barnard, was closely related to
Capt. Lsaac Davis who .fe11. while lead-
ing the•first organized 'attack against
the troops' cif King Geo. III at Con-
cord and to whose uteinory moult -
went was erected. at Acton, 'Mass.
The deeeased was • wont to refer. to
this connection with pardonable pride.
The •late Miss Reed was but tett years
of age when her parents Caine '10
Canada . after having resided :for a
short thee,' in Detroit, Mich. They
settled, in the town of Godericit on
West street, having purchased a lot
front the Canada Company (an ab-
stract of the title deed was in deceas-
ed's poasession at the time of her
death.) A short' while afterward they
came East on ,the King's high way,
the Huron *Road, to the preaent site
of Clinton and took up land. A large
part of the town, probably all of St.
James' ward, was at one torte their
property. They i'aisposed of it to
Mr, Isttec ittattitihury of whom Joseph
Ratteithery a descendant. They
egain moved to Goderiell where they
resided for aome time, finally settling
tit Chilton 1854, The late Miss
Clara Reed and her sisters were noted
it their -girlhood days for their beau-
ty. Those who have a copy of Ile
Days, of the Cattalo. Company" may
see a, referenee to "the beautiful Misses
Reed." There is but 'one of tint family
stilr living, a sister r,f the ileetsed,
Mrs, (Justice) RObertson of deconto,
Who at the present time quite 111
and eorsequently Was unable' to be
present 0 the tuneralg,
The bo ,s are very grateful to+ the
townspeople for turning, oat in allele
large numbers.
The gate receipts were Over $3o.
Was Referee Bailey catering to Mt.
Vorsyth ?
The Berlin 'boys plaved like heroes
wheit McKinnon was ruled off but they
did not. succeed itt scoring,
Younblut is a tis:itie star it foot-
- ball, lie scored both i,-entla and being
a. ittitior was loudly applauded r his
conifers. Ile learred the game in
Hensel'.
Thia is the eight atraigit victory
for the Hough 'Cup team. Quite it rec-
ord,
"What We have, Welt hold."
the etreet Watering s•lphlY, Nextee-Ohlt.,
nations we are pleatied to note the A. ,a
rra,,,reen, spent few days irt
Clinton the past weee vistlahg O mita
The following guests registered at
• h Commercial hotel on Sunday : Dr. •
ister of Washington ,Territory, •
sticcess e,f three yorag own from ou
town, namely : E. J. Archibald, who
has completed his third wear, J.
Laird Lis second year tool E. J. Jen-
kins hig first yam . 'We congratulate
these young men on their auccesS, es
pecially E. J. :Areltibald who was ilia
good part cf the winter and was un
able to be Present
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Pall
Airs, Evans and two daughters,
- Tilt, son and .two clat4iters, Mr. II. •
Convert and lady friend of Octleriebe
ACCIDENT.
We regret .to auricanwe that Melville
G. Ransford had the misfortune last
Saturday inorning to: shoot himself in
the tight foot. It was one of thOSe
ei,.Ses, nobody ever knows how they
happen„ but his • fIllger was evidaitly
on the trigger and not. on the tagger
guard as* supposed. ..The result. is
- the toes of one toe. =Lau enforced,
reet: which to a boy of his vigeutl is
net the least hard to 'bear. Drs.Shaw
and Gintri were in attendance an4 .we
tttoireti.egilp-aadte.tdo. report no bad results are.
A -JUNE. WEDDING. .•
pr.ettY. wedding Was cultivated at-
..
hegh noon yesterday at, the .home ' -of
Mr. and hirs.' II. W.. Cook ,Albert
when • their second . dattglirter,- Miss
Lydia' was lathed 'in. marrhige to Air.
T Ross of Toronto. The ceremony
'was. performed,. .• in the presence . of
.about guests.. by Rev, .11. M.
Mantling. Afr; Cook p.a./0' his -daughter
'away while Miss:Mabel Cook,: Milton,
count:, of the bride ,played the wedd-
ing inareh, • The bride Wore hand-
some gowit:h.of white silk. organclee,
with a 1.1.11e .veil and wreath of orange
blosseans raid carried a sheerer' boquet
of white, roses,. llitiSs S. :Ci>cak - of
Wingltam,... sister • of the bride„ was
maid • of .honor and; watt dressed in.
white, carrying a lioquet• of •pittk •
roses. • Mr, Fred. 'Johnston of Toronto..
was , grcoinamaii, . while elms .
Cooper, dressed in. pink 'silk, luade
very charniing. little flower -girl.- 'The'
parlor' bearttiftilly.'clecoritted .
green: „ :and- white.; with palms, ferns,
rkwr illax and carnations, ein'othe:tables,
which were well laden with a -suntptu-.
ins iveclilingehtnelieOn, Were decerated•
in Pink...and 'White.: Miss Cook. haS
ways been very popular..., end was re-.
beautifulflatinbed g,lhefts 41.w.
left onthe :eafteraohn train for; Detroit
and other•points, • the bride- wearirg. .1a
.suit • of navy Wee brcadeloth „. over.
1 te :silk - Mr..-,.atitt 'Sir's. Ross.
will bo ,at.:110ine• at 2917:George Street,
-'reconlo; -after :Tidy
to -the hride -wait.. giga. watch., .to -the.
-honor a pearl.rieg and ••, the
iktiveregiri..a. gold bracelet.
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At the,' afternoon ,sessicu of • the.
London • ..Conference • on 'Ttiesde.y-...'the
final draft of stations was read' liy
ttlani.•ihe..sdeicarterticatrsy.barlioasree.. a-s•rfoefiejorrimiisig:
12. Gundy.;Kieca,rditie,..Josepii Philip.;
.fateknoiv, Reuben .BruSgels,T.
.Weidey:Coactivi ;:TeesWater, 13..tlenient
,Iiititel;•••Charles P. Wells: ItordWick,.Jas.-
Ifusiar Gerrie, Jcaseph W.- .4.4,011teS ;
Wroxeter, .0sterhout Bite -
irate, Gee. Baker. ;
SmatIff SalomeJames' Walker k;
;Shinn -V:Re. Pentland •'.1tipley, Robert.
S... :IIosking;• Bericie, B... Vance,
Tiverton Edwin W. Edwards ;W
..hite-
cLureh, Zliristopher C. Keine r Belgta-
vet, Alpert E. Jones, „ •
Goderith distriet--Goderiche Viertir
street, Geo, IL Ma.zen,. Victoria street,
William H. Graham ; Clintca, Wesley
Church,' Henry Manning,. Ontario street
Joseph S. Cook iScafc•rth,. A.K.I3irkse
Ifolthesville, • F. -Swan; -13liath John
Haines"; Durgannon, J. W. Robinson;
Nile John Kennedy; BeranilleieJelth
Yell!and ; 'rhos. .B..couplancl;
Walton, Amos Thomas i• 1,ondesboroi.
M. 3.' Ilayfield, James .A.Snell
and Varna, -Rebert
. 'Exeter diStrict—Eacter, Main street,
William- Godwin ; , Jas. street„. James
ihniton.; Parkhill, S. T. Allene Elim -
Ville, .1\ iilaji 11. Cooper ; Centraliaal.:
Henderaori • iiensall, Emmanuel Medd;
XiPPent Edward A. Shaw ; Creclitc.M.
Richard. W. .1<nowles ,; Grand Bend,' S.
Sutcliffe Sylvan, join W .Andrc-
vs.; Ailsa Craig, Archibald McKibb-
bii.; 13irr, J. Mahon ; Liman, 'John A.
Aycars ; Granton, • James it Ilohnes ;••
W.00dhatir, Cozens lCirletan, Sel-
bourne A, Anderson. . •
. Stanley. Townglip: • .
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'. Mr.. Stinson- of, Ripley spent a kw
..
clays last week in 'this neighborhood:
•Mrs, Forgie of Wingliam,. who -spent
a few clays arcituid here thc. past week;
returned. hone, on Tuesecay. •
•
Me, Ed, -AUG:earth of, Gelled& town-
ship . spent Saturday 'and Sunday, at
the home of Mr. H. Peck,.
• Atliss Stella,,Rathavell visited at , the
hoine of Mr.. Edward Rathwell one
day lash week.. "
Mr„Tolin 'Tohnston and sister, Miss
Mary Johnston, visited at the ,Itente
'of Mo. Jphit Reid, treasurer. .
Misses Maggie and Susanna Clarke
of the riabylon Lbw were the pests
of Miss Stella -Redman on! Friday
1 as t
Miss Celina Dtrand of Drysdale is
spending al couple cS weeks with her
friend, Miss Emma Peck,
'Miss Millie Webster of Clinton visit-
ed at the liothe of Mr. James Reid en
Suhday.
. Messrs'. Percy.Cole and Will darrott•
of Cloderich township visited at the
home of Mr. Homy Peck one evening
recently.
Mrs. Chita. • 'Reid of Brucefieldi
spending a few davs this week at her
home on the Babylon tine.
Mrs. Wm. Clark Sr. is visiting in
Seafortb at present.
'he Misses Rouatt of -Ilayfield visit-
ed at the hoine of Mr. II - Peck
Thturs-
da hod.
Among those who left ilowefield 011
Tuesday morning to attend the Wolker
--.K.eys ire -union at Marlette, Ando,
were : Mrs. NV, L. Keys and MS.
helsc,a heys of the Bubyloit Line.
Misa Mosade Cole of Goderich
gitil> spent iast Week Visiting telatives
on the Babylon Line,
Mr. J. King, :Da se Lattra aud Master •
Ifeward King, of Clinton spent Suralay . •
o0.4.
London are guests of Mrs. -George Er •
win at ieresent. • -
•
The. following Persons left .on 'Tues-
day morning .for Loudon to go into. •
eanip with No. 7 ; eatilpitrty a the 33rd. •
hattalioe : Messrs. L. •Thoinpson„I„.
Itotitett, • J:• Watiodey, l'allock and -
W•11,Iii‘•.1eNDVGii9'1' ant Sturgeon of t• Dredge.
Aruela, tioclefich, wit lel. is - working an • •
IC•iiteardow harbor et present,
haute for Sunday.-
Airit.' James Reid 'end daughter,. Iffigte .
,of..-Goderich 'spent Sunday, witle •
Rcv ,T flAl2eNvie11114111titt. last'. week for
•
St.. Johns,. New Brunswick 'where , •
goes' as o delegS,te• to the : General
-.Arler76II1Ya.r.ry..ralecnier lett on. .•
day Morning for. • Set kire, • Alone where .
he. has recinved a situation:- • .• •
Mr. -evil Mrs, • Jas. Parsoas . and
tehlii2difoor:afielliallssgirscateety-tawon111-estIliw74.4nestis
Mr: and • "Mis, ,Williani Tieliet of •
Butte, Montana, •arrivtd 'Ttaeisel'aii
evening' to spend a few weeks With the -
former's parents, Mr-. and. Mrs, John .
Tippet.
. .
Mi. R. Wilson of -the firm. of Wilson- .-•
4 Reid, . Seaforth,- sperit • •
Tuesday • in die v liage of Brussels.' e.
• ... • .
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Stanley Township.
•.•
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Airs. jc,lite McKinley 'of -the thishen
Lin'e and her tam childreio Master
and, 'Baby -Eleaeor, whohave
been .spending .the. past . weeks
1Vith the. Loren:F.:4 .patents, .Mr • e and: •
Mr',
home thia week.: :•". • . • ••••
s.: : Join C
• sattipbell of. MeKillope. te-
Mies Morella' Staniatry.• of BaYlield : . •
was the, gintsh• of illiss Annj .Keys of. -
the Babylon I,ine pn Satinclee .and.
•Stinilave •" . .1 .1 • • . ,
. Wie•are seirit'y that Mrs.. Thia id Arm-
stro'hg ..of the linbylon.Line 1, MA' 'bet.; '
husital• : • .. - • . . • • • : :
-ive- she my o
asen restbreil toher. •... •
•Litie; twat, Zurich,•'accompanied:0y. kis .
Mi Wellingetni.Fee pf the Goglicri •
sister, Miss Allic „- were. guests Of their • •
cOnsiiis,r Mr. and Airs. Anice Keys,one.
• • .
dAy• . . . 1,
',1'hoinas Cox if Goilerie,h trywr.7
ship, aecompanied by his .Sen and•two•
dieghtera, were 'gi.eslaf of eelai.iikag On
the. Peitr and .13abylon 00 Tiles -'2
day week, • • :„ • . .-
Oe Wednesday of last Ncie.ek, .
B. Ito:bin:a:11:ot Parr Line witeounited
in' mud age '.witlt Miss' Maggie Chiff of .
CPisellthr,st, • the cetenithey being per:- .•'
formed • he- Rev. Mr.:A.:Thaw' of Kipiden
assiSted by. Rev. . Miller of ,. Var.- „"•
nee . We wish !Mr. and Mrs; Robinsori
happiness• aud auccess all flirengt life.Miss 1\1ar. JcJint,tctt. of .
ekbar..1.1. .• •
spent. a few deyS. With lier cousin, ,Aliss
Mrs, .0. W.. Anderson iCf• Weennev is
at present • Viaiting at the Ionic of bet • ...
f ti r, Mr Joseph Richardson.; - • • • : •:, .. •
• • Miss. Ide, J Rcicl waittlie guest :of
Miss nx,• Reitt'of Varna, last Week, • • ..
Airs. "• Chas: Reid of Biticelield,iikwitt.,'
last week at the hone: ()if her „father,
Mr. Win. .Clarke of • the Babylon Line. • - , •
Miss Enima Peck eutettained 0. nein- ,.•
bet- ofhr yoang.lfriends last Thurs- . • ..•••
day •eyening. All -Ind in; enjoyable ..
, .
tljAlees.s. rs; Ed • ward and Frank Clegg;
• . •
aocl Albert J olinatria wheeled to • Clin-
•ton. last Friday evening 1 ,see ' the • '
footbailthatch for. the Ifougli!,: Ct,•,)
between Clinton and Berlin: . e • .
Miss Lelia KCet has lived for Sevet•al . •
yee.rs, with „Airs. Jones. .She .leaves • • .
this Week' fcc Seaforth. ' . ' •
Miss Aiair tetarited after a two . •
weeks' visit in, the home et leer' bro- • ..
ther, the station agent at • Theme field '
' Mies .13lair oh Centralia is spending a' " •
few:weeks with her aunt, Aliss Mc- •
Mr. W. I-Iarvey has been wearing a
broader • senile than, usual since the . • •
2atatish
of T)tte
iiuie., .whn
en a little sen,
i
We are sorry tr, rein.rt tnat aincs
Dora,Erratt, of Baby/on tine hits been
tinder .0.11e clioctor'S care for the past
week but are .glad she is recoverthg
fromher illitess.•
Miss Mary J. Hanna from near ,
Chiselt Unit ' is spending thiseacteek the ,
guest of her cousin, 'ti -s. 0. It. Keys.
of Babylcui Line,
Miss Sara A. Keys of Babylon Lind ..
is in Varna this week the pest 'of -
Miss A. 3, Keys. -
,Misses Ida RID:well and Al ary Dow- ' •
aon of Clinton spent hliunlay wdlt •
their parents on the Babylon Line.
11,r
bYlort Lite Were 'guests of Mr. end
Mrs, John Torrance'of Cliutoit one day
i'ecently. •
ncliag this week with, 11'? suncr,
tiAnier,„ and ales, W, 'L. Keys of the Pa -
Miss Lizzie Campbell 1 t
tl , he home r
ta
Mr. jiiitii AIcKinley .of, the Goshen .
Miss Susie. Campbell of Alehiitiop is
spe,
We are glad that Aft's. Andrew 14 eyg
of the Babylon Line, who lits- beet .
suffering with a lyrokeii rib, caitacd by,
a, fall, IS improving.
Miss E. I,ogau of the Parr Line and
Miss Annie Itevs if 130.yfielcia Line re. .•
trrued front flinteriefl laSt week where
they had hetet visiting relatives,
Mr. Andrew Reid of 13att Line will.
take charge of the, service ill Goshen
Methodist elwrch next Suuday morning
in ithe absciew of the patellar, Rev. n..
A, Miller who is attettdirig cooferenee
the home of the forther'a parents, Mr.
in LOH( (011.,
Lawrence spent ore dale recently at
tit:leis: Laura Mascot of EgnionclvIlle •
aecompanied by Miss Hill and Mr,
mut Min, Geo. Dowson ot the Goshen . •
Mr. and Aft's. Samuel Cleve of Hit
fictuhle Line were guests of Air. and
Mrs.W. L. Keys rot. Tuesday of thi$
Week:
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