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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1904-09-01, Page 1some A 4? a - '25th Year 5. Wviek This Store Is Open Every Evening - READY FOR FALL I./ Our stock of New Fall Goods is nearly all here and we have a store full of New Ready-to•Wear Clothing, Tweeds and Worsteds, Vats, Cape, Etc,, that is hard to equal around here. We will he rdeaaed to have you look our stock over at any time. We won't oak you to by, • -ORDERED CLOTHING DE.PARTrIENT- Stocks are at their beat now in the Ordered D'epartment, All our new Suitings and Trowserings are in and the patterns are ahead of anything we have yet shown. Ifoloa want, a good ordered suit this feB, or perhaps a pair of trowsers, we woltid ask you to see oor stock and see what really good values we are offering. Iteleipeiefetts ON m.o. • 66.46•4•Oommmiknamm•••••44. I 4 NE WORD. CLINTON, ONTAIII0, TIIIIRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST, 1904. „ Whole Nutalcier 1334 and as such will be duly observed. the Salvation Army barracks on day to spend a week at the Toronto here awl threshing is now in order, Harvest is almost completed around Mrs. II. Erwin, and son, IVIaster Wilber, are visiting friends in Stan - Bayfield. PERSONA.LS. Varna. THE S. A. LECTURE, 0.+;?4e LABOR DAY, Monday next wifl be Labor Day -The stereopticon lecture given in Mr. and Mrs. A. Itooper left on Tues- rtright. Whit:act Mr. Sja. tpurednanyisolnasts7Jedohhnislitkaelsl leyAbtohtitst week. Tho 'clock Friday morning Miss Ida, Lindsay of Goderich: town. - The Grand Trunk is giving cheap ed by those present. These S. A. rates foe that day. entertainments always point out a ship is visiting at Detroit and Cou- last fire was discovered in Mr. Mus- . Miss Annie Sterling of Detroit is to be ahead. The garden. party in connection wi- tard's saw mill. The alarm was giv- which en but before anything could be done WILL MOVE. good morel and are worthy of a bet- ) mr. cf. .w. Barge itaa rented from ter patronage than they receive. visiting at her home, Mr. Robert th the Presbyterian church, Mr. J. Taylor the property au Rat_ THE BAND CONCERT.. DP.ierSihijnagw's.of Morris, Mich., grand success. One and all spent a took place last Friday night, was a fortunat 0 in its choice of a date f r this • k Kay of Lucknow was there with his pleasant evening. Piper D. V. Mc - Mr. and Mrs. William Cole of Flint, is visit.- 9 pipes and many heard for the with, tenbury street at present occupied by . The Citizens' bead was rather un- lug bis brother, Mr. John Shaw, Mr. • W. H. Newcombe who moves shortly into Mrs. H. Andrews' real- its concert in the park, Thursday ev- . deuce,. !one of the prettiest places on ening last being the most unpleasant time the skirl al the bag -pipes, will- Alr. Norinan Mahafly of Courtright 1Netieth visited at Mr. .J. B. Lindsay's, 4,1eanreday.isIting Clinton and Hut- le the stirring music awoke in many dollars. 'The receipts amounted to ninety-five others sweet memories of long ago. . . Ontario' street. in the past fortnight. However., a Goderieh township, last week. Mr, Geo. Shore, school teacher., has returned after s endin his holidays -READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING - There are stores where you can get twice as big an as- sortment as we show, but very few stores can give you the nobby, up-to•dare styles and patterns we have this fall. Boys' Clothing at a ......$2.50 to $6.50 Young Men's Suits.........$6.50 $110.00 Men's Suite $6.00 to $12.00. -BUY A NEW HAT NOW-- . This fall we are showing a larger range than ever of new Hats for fall. .A.Imost e'Very style is shown to suit all kinds of men. litiw Soft Felt Hats in all the leading American styles eta-SC.00 to $a..150 Men's Hard Hats in black and brown, • - best English aud American makes, one price . .$2.S0 , yy,g.T.,,PALL CAPS- . OtutNew Caps are here and by the way they are -selling we think we have the correet styles. 'Too many styles to descrihe here. All you have to do is to see them. <S,.. ..-a...a. a., sesc. 150e and 75e S> a„,.. < <5 ,.., , .1... ............,....................s.................easeeesseeseeaseesee......e.e•-aaes-seseeiee -.. , g-0 .5),z c -?s Tle J. W. Newcombe .00 . *W3 c Co, •i' 5 a > • ..,____men's and Boys' Ready. 0.4)- 1.. Tailoring- Furnishing3=-- •=, ) All places of business will be closed. Friday evening last was ulna enjoy- Fair. <15 5 • L't > A 'SATURDA.Y PICNIC, goodly crowd '. gathered and, enjoyed • the program in which the Marine • Mr. PeterCantelon's lawn was the scene of a maw on Saturday evening .1 . band of Goderich assisted, Mr. William- Phillips .of Chicago and and will resuine his duties as aeon as last when about sixty of their town- - IT S PROFITAl3LE FOR BOTH. . his sister, Mrs, Leech of Detroit, the new school is completed . which friends gathered with their .baskets. A great merchant says that "many are the gfiests. of Mr. and Mis. will. be in, a few days, In addition to refrestfments there small merchants in the clues douot John Harland. . very pleasant evening, much enjoyed etalleval Tuehge adivteerniating to t alto . itao . Rev. T, Davidson has the • cement were games, and music, making it a in theii oWn Mr, R. Atkinson Of Cincinnati, 'Ohio, 'foundation of his new stable coroplet- .by all present. . spent a. few days of last week at ed and is busy taking Own the old • ' consideration. the lint t a...I, in . It list the home of his sister, Mrs. A. 116o- building, . • SICK BENEFITS. ing. Advertising is just as profitable per. - for the small business as fur tin' 'sr.': Mis May Shaw, after spending lier On Saturday last Mr, C. P. Cook go one. Newspaper pabliei ty. cemes holidays at her home in town, left received front Mr. A. Hopper a chec- first:" • • • on Monday for Toronto to attend .. Stariley Tql.vashiP. 'clue -for ten dollars as a sick benefit . fever. ' BOTH SIDES OF THE QUFlSTION. Mrs.. Mf, Austin and family of Bay-• :Miss L. Turner of Yale, .Mich, issat the knillinery Sopenings. . . . . . for the few days he was laid up with • .. On Monday, •Mr. • .James Matra- re- On page seven_ Of The' NeWs-Record field visited her brother, Mrs, A.. ptestent visiting relatives in this can y. . will be found two -articles: dealing Seeley . of town,. .last week and has ceived from the same source $34.28 • : as compensation foi. an injury to a With the question of prohibition, one 'Once been visiting friends -in Blyth. Miss Jane, Reid of Brucefield visited friends .around here recently. by a staff correspondent. of the .Tor- Mrs. Fred. di/futch and her - son, W- ringer received while working 'in the . . Mrs. Wm. Clarke Sr. spent last onto News and the other by'sRev,Dt. limn, spent a week, with friends in o. f. . • • • week at the heal° of Mss. George Cook, They are •of special . interest' and a,belut ,Auburn, returning home Beatty of 'Varna. -' • • , - A SPECIAL MEETIN.G.: . at the preaent time, „Owing to Local: ‘ Sunday evening with Mr. Mutch • Miss Charlotte . Johnston of Ban- :':. A special meeting of the House of 'Option. having become .a. live tepid ' who drove ,up on Saturday. . . noekburn was the gueat of. the Misses :Refuge building committee . of 47the in . Clinton, ' • ' Mr. John Johnstone, Rattenbury Eva and Ida Reid lest week.. - • - • . county council was. held on. Titeaday, 'TIAVE MOVED. . • , street, and Mtg. Whitehead leave on Friday ...to spend' a couple of• weeks ,Miss Martha iltathwell of Detroit is the following. being preaent : D. Can ' - ... • at present visiting. at the home .of her With. frienda in. Win.gliam, Shelburne telon,• J... MeNaughton, J. Connolly,' Mr. ••11. Beatty 'bag nieved .into the brother, Mr. William Rathwell of the T. Es Dtirnin, • R. Miller, Warden-Bo:Ws 'residence on. . Albert 'atteet • 'which lie ' Chatsw.ort•li and other, places. Mr. .and. Mrs. G. D. McTaggart and Cl°sileii. Line- '• maa 4iiit Clerk . Lane. ' The Meeting purchased from Mr.. ja•din Bell., ..It's a. • Miss, E. Peck .'weS the . guest of her family returned. Tuesday froth. Bay - was called for the purpose ofataispeeta swelialagated and.ac.orefottable.' Item. CPUSITI, Miss Laura Richardson,. Sura the Idouse.. The result was not deem- .Beatty .may. long iterjay dt. • - • 'hoping ,that Mr- and Mrs:. ,, - field :where, as ustial, they spent' . the 'snrriiner months.. ' Captain and ' . Mr.• Percy (ole and his sister, Miss ing the work done on the addittent• to' Bero'O. day lest. ' • . ed satisfactory and the architect Was . Mr: and, Mrs. Bell' itave inoved 'to • Mrs. McTaggart relliein at. the lake-, Flossie Cole of •Goderich township, Station street, next. door to Mr. . C.1 side one week tenger. instructed ' to • notify the contractor visited.. at • the home of Treasurer that he mirst get - a ,"move on" ' and Mr. Robert • Johnstone of Boston, Real Jasi. Thursday' evening.. specified. in the contract. . • AN tNTERESTING. MEETIN.G, ' families in toWn., and. Goderieli to - who had bean visiting the - Cluff Mr...Wm.. Rathisrell's. • • • • have the work COmpleted in the.. time Mr. and Miss Sw-itzer Sundaye.d • at A IllePting of. . a tenahip for several weeks.,- left. on .Mrs. Charles. McKie/loft 'yisited at the ratepayers was THE LOCAL MARKET. • The aneetieg of the Ware dolman,. Tuesday for St. Louis, 'accompany - the home of Mx: H. Peck On ' Monday.; called. on, Monday • evening to • take a Wheat $1.00. . to be hehl on Tuestla.y evening 'next, . .ing Mr. W. II. .Elliptt. of .Gederich ' .. .. .. also. .Mrs. Wm. Rathwell mid: .:miss steps tow.atds asststing Ian Mustard. Oats 30c ste 32c.. • .Martha, Rathwell. ' . , : . , . in erecting a .new mill.. The. Meeting . Mies. Annie Yellaeil of. Benmilleris was utiaeanously Su favor of render - promises :to. bean unusually interest:-' township. . • - feat the request for a vtitc. , on - •the -. Woild 'a. Fair at St., LOUiS. • En Tout: ',Mr.. Charles. Johnson and. 'other ,. -Itt7 fered severely. aid to Mr. Mustard whd.ba,a set- Anti-Opttonists. .will put up, to de- ship left .on, Teesday fe visit . the Mt.. W. H. Elliott of Gederieli town-. spending., a :fear days -at the . home of Ilig ing • one owing to the big fight.. the queation In January. .From what. *a. te,..he will also visit several rela- pada this •week. • • ... ' .... • , ..heir the pet' tiona will he,..numerieat- . tivea . who. reside at Champlain, •til•-• ' ' He does riot .expect;te be back for a the- home of Mr. Rathwella and IiillSg teen. . Mr. Garnet *Murray. and 'Miss' Ester. .1y, of, about the sante .weight • ' . ' - "Moja,' 150 Miles heath' tit St; Louis. Murray pf DrYsdale spent . Sunday at ..FIRE'' Al THIS .WAVERLEY... ' fortnight: - . .. ' • • .• • • ., S' 1 • . : Mk._ J. W. Hoggarth visited at - his Mr: Silas Pennaliaker returned to his •Mr• George Johnson. • .. ., . home:neer Exeter on . Saturday. . ... . • ;Yesterday. morning the • Waverley , home at A ataliiilaa Ohio, on , Mon- . Mr. Wm. ': Keys . Sr. of the Babylon • • . Mr, 'Peter. Becker qaptuiteit the Wild. House ..had:.a narrow eacape front•de-: Line left on Saturday for • Yale, dogs: which has been ruening :at large • struction• by fire, resulting. front,' a. day after .a 'tea days' visit..at . the Mich., to , spend a few weeks,' With his in -Mr- ...Tenn Cochtane's swamp s.. Sat- --dirty chtinney. A' fire had .been• light- • home aif his ..sister, Mrs. John Par- hrothes, . Mr. :James Keys: . He was tirday last- As Mr. Becker is an old'. 'ed in one of . the stoves an,d, thei soot ker, 16th con. 'Goderich •township, acceinpanied by his daughter -in -lav, hunter he.will lie% doubt be- able ' to• ..,IIe Was .aecompanied back by his tiact. -,- . , . 1 . ' '.• tumbling front the chimney backed .up Mrg. Keys,. who, returned home tan1e. the. dog' so.- as to, ' bea. et some •. daeghtets, Misaes...Enima• and Maud, ..on gonday.. ,...... .. . . .. .. , PRICE'S INDIGNATION.: ' •, • dantage . te ratans 'which had ... . jest the 'smoke '. Which did aionaiderable who bad inade a more extended --. Mist. Emily . Clakke ot 'the Babylon .visit. , Mr. Perniabaker first saw -the. ' D. II. Price,' editor . of the . Aylmer b.se.c.a...._.t.erlia.uled -by. the Painterg arid light of day on the leth *con. on the Line; • Who has been spending. the past Expreag, thtis..deliCers himself of senile '''''P';.L.u'a. farm now owned by Mr. Parker. ' , few weeks as the gust of .her .sister, . , • .. Mrs'. Chas'. laeid•.•of Brdeelield; retnin- . rightie'ous indignation .: "A certain: NNTHO'S '. GUILTY: . . . Messrs.• . Win: Armstrang and:- Wite :ed. home on Friday Mat. , . . man whose nate& we will 'holt Mental*: --- ,. -- •Stogdill 'plane Goshen Line went ea the excursion- list week to Manitohlt ,Mr. .. WM,- Stanley Of Holmesville vas the guest of his cousin, Maa.Wm. Keys Sr. Of., .the Babylon Line,. • on Monday. . • . ' s • • .Mrs. • R. '' MeCorkiintale 'of London arid I Miss •Dorothy :soy e of e Gaga eh Line tpent. Monday a • r aon with teletiyes on the- Babylon. ne. • • Mr: ' and •. Mrs. Matt Bates of the. Bayfield Road were guests' of Mr.and Mrs:. J. T:. Keys. of the Babylon Lind, one day recently. .. • ,.. , MisS MYrtle Cluff Of 1-Chiselbutst• IS at Present visiting- her sister, MO. ISplit. sRObingoe . of the :Parr Line... .•. • the 'whole building „was in flames. There was a very strong wind blow- . ing and it was impossible to save anything but a small portion a! • the lumber. It was with great difficulty that Mrs. Peck's house nearby was saved, her barn behig burnt with the 'contents. The strong -wind prevailing at the time carried blazing embers a great distancet setting fire to, Mr. Willia,na Harrison's bavn on the Sauble Line, which was also destroy- ed with all Its contents. Mr. Jowett and Mr. IVIustard have suffered much loss, the former having vonsidefa,ble machinerydestroyed and Mr. Must- ard machinery •and a large amount of lumber. The insurance recently expired and had not been renewed. The cause of the fire is. unknown. Mr. and. MTS.. Charles Simons of Gaderieh Spent. Sunday with. • friends in the village. • Mr. and Mrs. J. A. King of Clinton • spent .Sunday in the village. • Mrs. J. McLeod and .daughters left: on Saturday to visit friends at Sou-- thampton. Rev. E. C. Jenninga • and daughter, Miss Inez,, are. Spending their vaca- tion . at Allan Park. Rev. - Jennings exchanged pulpits with ' Rev. Doherty • of liensall Sella day' test,. • , • • . • Rev, . J. • Snell exchanged pulpits' with R�v E.. slia:m, • of •Kippen last • Sunday. Rev. Larkin of -Seaforth occupied • the pulpit of St. AndreWrs• church Sunday morning and Rev: Abray of Monktorf in the evening. Miss Pickard ' - of • Seaforth sang a solo' in. the eves - -to-VVear'Clothing, Hats >(aa,- titre Sllogtos• 175110, --.--CLINTON-----. <>g Tub -Bti tter 12c to 13e. •'k Zi5 • . . •, . • sa Crock • 13u tter 12c to , ow-$9Reearatesetate+-ateimiewlexcetwoeter,r,teleworvoier4eKq tagga 15c to 16e. 349199191.€001.eleMiS09M.IiCaCfrat94:**Ielet-MtetelsaeMisaitlickskas Pea,clies per basket 50e to $t. . . ,.,, -. '.... . ...• .,., ... . . ... .,. .. .. i Phims per basket 50c to 60. ' Peats „per basket 25c, Tomatoes per basket 40e to'.50c. • Plums .were a drug in the market The..Sovereigh Bank season are a failure and have to be in this county last year, . hut . this ' - shied in frcim the Niagara ills- . 0.404**K>904 0 0 0000000 000 0 00 0 Direets your attention to its special facilities for• issuing drafts on all the leading towns arid cities in Europe and elsewhere at the lowest rates. ". This is the safest, simplest and chea- pest method of remitting money to foreign countriesi Correspondence or :interview quested. . ,• o. •••40000 oo . . CLINTON BRANCH . H. T. RANCE, Manager. . - W. BRYDONE, Solicitor. 0000 0000 0 0 ••<>04.00o00000 0000000000000000 0000 44÷i i i • • • ▪ • • • Warm Weather Is • )W0 At -141*t•:..."-- You will need a new and lighter suit. We can aupply you at less than . manufacturers' prices. : . This is no mere statement. It i& a fact, and we „invite you to give us • 4 call and see for yourself.. You will be surprised when you see the ready -t� - wear suits we are putting on sale at just half price. . 100 of these Men's and Boys' „. Suits are now on sale and will con- tinue until all are gone. You can't do better any place in the county, so come along and pick up the snaps in Clothing. It will • mean dollars in your pocket: Money saved is money earned. T. Jackson, Clinton. •m• has beea taking the Express for near- Complaints have been made recetit- ly five years and during that time ly that flowers and patted plants haa not . paid pee cent,' although the have been stolen from graves in :the account has • been -rendered sev.eral ti- cemetery. This is 'a contemptible mea. - A couple of weeks, ago we seat action, the next thing to stealing 'another Circular letter asknig for our coppers from a dead. man's eyes., pay. fie came in. a feW days ago," something , the perpetrators might to paid the. amount to date, stopped the be thoroughly ashamed of, We hope paper • and played the roll of: injured it will riot be necessary. to refer to. innocence", pretending. to be ' shocked :this matter again. . add insulted at being dunned. Our opinion Of A Man of this Stamp would THE "BOSS .GARDENER" GONE. 'not look well -in print,. so we. sira0'..y say it we have ether subseribers who On 'Thursday • Morriingn-last. One of are away lin.aarears and are too. thin the .nost familiardgures. about -town. .skiened to be askerlar paYthent ad- tit the person eif Mr. Joseph Allanson ttiout :getting mad and ' mat:leg...1mila pained ' .faona time unto eternity< He of athemselves, there is af... easy way had only been ill °for a shert tithe and .. his death . cattle as a great surprise to -,avoid it to Our citizens .who had •noticed him ntivril OF MRS: COTTON.' driving abouttown but a few days previously engaged itt. his usual occu- • Ori Saturday last Mrs. johri Cotton a aiss potion. r. Allanaon was a native Of passed into rest, aged eighty years, Yorkshire, England, where • he was about thirty of which were spent in bete seventy five years ago, When Clinton. She had long been in poor a young man heacame to this country health, Mit bare her •sufferings -with andfortyyears age he took up his i 'great , patience. She was twice mar- residence n Clinton. 'About • a quar- ried and is survived by her second ter of a, century since he became a husband. To . her first husbandshe market gardener in which he contititi- bare three' children, 1VIr. C. F. Cook. of town, . Mrs.. Robert Pinkham .Of ed up :to the last. He tor* a genuine pride ha' his occupation and was tong Delaware and Mrs. George Hethert known as "Joe the Boas Gardener" ingtOn of 'Rodney. The first two meas The Fall ,Faits in this district will Honed were at their mother's bedside miss him . for at several of them . he when the final summons came.. The was always either a judge or a very funeraltook place on Monday after- .? extensive exhibitor and prize winner. . • t• noon, the servieet being conducted by Mr. Alla,nson was big', bluff and kind Rev, Dr. Cook while the pallbearerS Were.; John Govett, I, Dodd; a; hearted. He was twice married and is survived by hai 'wife and i 'one son, Shobrook, W,. Robb, A, Htioper. and Charles, lig his first, marriage, . The S. G. Plummer. Mrs. Cottoo was a funeral took 'place on Saturday and great lover of flowers as is also her was conducted by Rev. Mr. Gunne. son,. Mr. Cook,. who always has .' a The pallbearers were : T.. Jackson,T. large and beautiful collection, Beacon), J. Perkins, I. Jackson, II. THE VICTORIA BAND, • ' Joyner and R. Downs. ••• • • am§ .7. ;4+++++++444-14++44444+++44++++++444÷1444++++1: ,+..+$4,+,.•••4 4+....4•44 - - CALL AND SEE 'This store closes every Wednesday afternoon during July and August but: does 'business all the rest of the week. If you want -- -A Snap in Boots and Shoes call and get them now, Clearing for fall stock.. e • • •• • • • R. 3, CLUPP, - Clinton., , . ••••••••••••••••••••+.....................4 Hullett. Township. • Mr.. Hugh Archer • and his 'sister, Mrs, James Macdonald, drove to •Bressels the latter part of teat:week, Mr.. Archer only. made a brief stay, but Mrs, Macdonald is making , a more extended visit among friends in that district The: township council. met at Chur- chill's :bridge a couple of miles north of Clinton, on Monday to inspeet.the work now in progress there, This is . only one of four bridges the council is 'building this year, one being on the Gravel Road. north Of Londesboro,, another on the 13th and the largest, with a sixty -foot span, on ' the 14th con. Notwithstanding the heavy out- lay this will necessitate, the council. hopes that by lopping off in the ex- penditure . here and there to keep the tax rate as low • as teat' year. (Intended for last week.) On Tuesday meriting another of the Miss Ella. Patterson, who deft :•here pioneers of this township, in the some ' time since and Spent • pelt - person of Mr. Gabriel Sprung, pasged oral weeks at Gravenhurst, left from life unto death. It must be that pled° on. Tuesday of last 'week nearly half a century since he first for Calgary, Alberta. ' settled on the Base Line and he has Mr. Joseph Stalker of Lucknow sp-• always. continued to be a resident 01 eat a few days visiting relatives in Millett. He was an industrious man and around Auburn. • of: sterling integrity and was much, Miss Reynolds of near Exeter is respected throughout this township. the guest ef her aunt, Mrs, J. Nichol - He is survived by his wife and their tWO sOriS. .The funeral . takes place on Thursday to Ball's cemetery. The Settings are of United Empire stock and came, to Hullett from , Prince Edward county. • On his recent Visit to Manitoba Mr. Thos. Archer visited Richard and George. Johnson, formerly of Clinton, who are now fanning near Griswold. The latter his bought one quarter section. and has rented another. 1 -le has four good horses, together . with cattle and pigs and seems to be get- ting along nicely, Richard 'Johnsen has been eleven years on the prairies and now owns 320 acres, 200 acres in wheat. He has eight horses, thirty head of cattle and other stock and seems to be pushing ahead rapidly. The Hullett township °outwit met on Monday, August '22nd, for the purpose of levying ttte taxes for the present year, which are estimated as follows : County requirenleitt $2861.60 Township, purposes generally 4702.00 General school rate 1898.00 Improvement debenture limd 922.99 rary has not been well patronized of Special school rates 4,702.au late, but now that the long eights Auburn P, village expenses 47.00 axe coming on It is expected /that it lett, who was Master of las prunaly The Universits: students have made ,a, -good impression since coining to town and their earnest appeals can- not help but do much good. Already considerable interest has been created espeeiallY • among the young people of the various leagueS. Sunday a. in, -Messra,, Langford, Wallace and MOr- gan conducted the service in the On- tario street church and •Messrs. Mor- gan, Elliott and Gifford in the even- ing. Messrs. Gifford and Elliott took charge of the service in Wesley church in the morning and Messrs. Langford and Wallace in the evening. On Sun- day the congregations were large in both churches. This week . the .services are being held in the Ontario street church and the interest is growing. Monday night was devoted te the subject ."The Investmeet of a Life of Ser- vice," Messrs Langford and Morgan speakers. Mrs, (Dr.) Cook sang the beautiful solo "The Old, Old Story .1.61.1=144•V Porter's Hill. Mr. John Torrance and his two sisters, Precilla, and Gracie, spent Sunday at Mr. William Lobb's on the Maitland Ritter. - Mrs. Ben Yeo is visiting at Mr. Stewart Maedovtgall's. , Mrs. Flynn of Detroit after a short visit around Porter's Hill, returned to Detroit. . Auburn. • Our school picnic Was it great suc- cess at the lake the other day, All the school children turned out and a large crowd of ratepayers, especially the young men of the seetton arid alt. repeat a good time, Blyth, • - number of accounts were examined is True." Tuesday night was given have about Completed the brick work : when called by the reeve. . her cousin, Miss Lillian Carr, last la, onfrof_the mast regular atteadanta - Pricir and his men of Clinton arid passed. Council will meet again Miss Carrie Stater of. BIyth visited si ma ft - ford as speakers. About fifty young Miss Annie Wightmart is very poor- nnual sessions of Provincial On Thursday the funeral of the late " . and Sluprenne Grand Lodges and has to Waft, Messrs. Wallace and Lang- of Chellew s furniture store, week. people from Godetich were present, Mrs, Thompson toDokoplitecnerdlerroynti reliseir. . Blyth, ly but we hope soon to hear of her served with great, acceptance on many The following ministers have ,been . so.n.,in4avas, 1)/, , , , . . . • ' imprinted twain, irimprtant committees. Ilis long and Hazen of iGoderich, SWatt of Howes- ‘A -..--f • f . i , on snturday several of our citizens Mrs. Stephens and daughter, Miss vaned experiences in the Order, tops, ville, Couch of t e ami li visiting his (laugh- took in the la O. L. excursion to De-. liday Stevens, aml Geo, Brantford ther 'with his, exact knowledge of tha - PreSent thus far at the services : ReVS aaase The remains were taken 10 'twit. , • • ' re Ad "I oronto on We netalay • constitution, ritual and Secret work , . ea orth cetnetery 01 Moment. ference at present on a visit to his .. J. Ws Bell • wak , of the Orange Association, •sled the • IVIr. Plenty Of Soutinuripton is vis- of lambs from this statiekr to Buffalo . at Mr. Wm. 13conford's; itoyal Black Knights of Ireland, ma- • , Mr. E. Watson shipped a carload after spending the past three weeks Methodist ministerS The Westlake choir. has' been re-. kes. him a, valued coutsellor and hig . brother Arthur of town, and the re- ter in Goderich on Sunday. sidnt entertained at the lanne of Mr. )1.4..G. On Tuesday Mr. JOIM Sherritt left On Tuesday afternoon an interest* organized with Frank ( aumbell as g services are in constant demand . a - Mort ithe lodgeg and pree4Tteriea. Messrs. Gifford and Elliot' are being iting friendg in toWn. • on Sattaday. . i Wallace and Mergan here to reside with his daughter in ing game of basebaic Was played in leader and SMiss C. McClinton organ- Winthrop L. O. L, No. 813 hag a- „ Cour dee, Messrs. ' , the ps,rk grounds which Was witness- is 1. A number of new members were bout fifty members on tha .roll at the . Mayor Lewis of GOderielt and Mr, ed by a large crowd, between Wing- added and the choir now numbers, ab- present time and is in good eondition. at Mr, John 13riekendell'a aliti Mr. London. The servieeS Will be emultreied bt Broaden of Exeter are WO these heart and •Blyth teams, the result be out eighteen in all. Mrs, U. HWY .It, is, fortunate in poasessing many tiangferd at Dr. Cook's. ate i.itudents in both thOdiSt 'Our- days buying the right Of Way ' front ing 10.12 in laver oi myth. resigned her migitioti ag Member, hav- active workera like WM. Searldt, • elms next Sabbath a d in Wegley the, fariners in the different sections The Public school opens today after leg been in the choir for about tWen- Dullard, Murdy, Trewarthst, lantana througli Width the fl. 13,, 11,.., is to run, the Tong holidays, . an, etc.'" . ty years, . chureh (luring the Weeki • Mr. Joe Carter and Sisteta,.. ,S'atlie Carter, Stindayed • at Bayfield. -.Mr. •Coupland Sundayed- at Lon-. de'sboro. • ••• •• • • ' ' • . Mr. and Mrs. •Williani Lyon of Lon- deshere Webe. in the Village 'on Sun-. day, Quite a number left last week for the West, among thd number : John Ferguson, Joe Cumberland,- . Reuben Taylor, Albert Knox, William Gov - ler, AndreW Culbert, Peter Patterson John' 'Redmond Jr., and .Simon An- derson. Miss Jennie Radcliffe . and neice, Jennie Cullis, and John C.ullis also, Arthue Lawlor and Wes, Hunkin, Dr. McCallum of Londesboro. and Miss Brigham were one evening last week guests at the parsonage, Mr. A. Askwith shipped raged_ of apples last week, Mr. John .Pierce sold his farm to Mr, Henry Taylor for $4',500. Mrs. G. L. Youngblut and daughter Lillian. are renewing old acquaintan- .ces in our burg at present. The reading room in the public iib IVIrs. James • ,Jarrott. left. Monday for Totonto to visit friends, While Mr. George Troyer was driv- ing up to Varna Friday- miming to attenn .gaaden party. his hese . took stiddenly itl • and has been in a criticalacondition ever since. , Miss HeYwood • of Clinton .is visit- ing at Mr. Thba. Farquhar's . this• week: : Rev. Snell of Bayfield delivered an eaeellent address in the Methodist eh - etch Sunday evening. . • • Rev, . M. C. 1VIeLennan has moved from Bayfield aftet lia;ving spent a eouple pleasantamonths there. His cpngregation. • was intieh *aged 10 hear him agate.. • •MiSses Apes and Litaie Cochrane Visited friends ' Tuckersmith last Sintdaa., . Mr , and Mrs. Wilson Carlisle visit- ed at the home of Mr: Wm. Jarrett on Sunday, Mr. John Cochrane had a successful barn raising on Tuesday, John Scarlett of McKillop, °A, Prominent Figure in Huron -Orangeism: A recent issue of the Sentinel, Ter- mite, contained an exeetent eagray- ;Mg ot 1V1r. John Seail'ett of MeRitIon and. the following -"The .naree of Searlett is. terwo- ven with the history of. Or.kr reism South Huron. Fifty years ago last February the career of L. O. L. No. 813, was commeticed at Winthrop: After meeting for !orne time in a log hall 'on Win. Morrison's farm, Samtiel Scatlett gave the lodge a 'corner lot on his farm on which a building Was erected, where the bretherit assembled front month ,t,o month throughout. tho years, la the 'course of time a new hall was necessary, and the brethern have now - a commodious and solid struoture, opposite •the old hall, oti" the farm of James Id. Campbell. Five of Samuel Searlett's six sans follow- ed their father's example by active connection with and industrious effort for the extension of the cause. The hest known of the family to the bre- thren generally is W. I3ro. Joini.Scar- Making the tax roll up to!$15223,00 'Will be more be for there is good literature there. lodge for seventeen consceutive yeara, or about $300 less than last year. District Master' for live Years, and frequented. It ought to and treasuret to borrow the rmm of County Master for six yeaxs. On. re- , $2 000 for current eXpenditure. ' A Westfield. presented with a beautiful silver tea service as a token of esteem -a trea- tiring from the County chair he was Authority was given the reeve and sure which he prizes very highly. Ile •