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Mr. William Bender has taken the
contract of moving the show house
to the new grounds. It will he rais-
ed and a number of cross pieces put
under and put on a truck made for
the purpose of moving buildings, and
it is thought it will take only two
Or three days to move it.
Mrs. Whitesides, of whom we all
think so highly, had charge of the
devotional exercises of the W. C. T.
U. meeting held at the home of Mrs.
Williams on Monday at half past two
o'clock. Mrs. Paulin, county presi-
dent, will give a very interesting re-
port of the Provincial convention
held in Bowmanville last week.
The sale of the old show grounds
by auction was very successful. Four
building lots were sold off the front
and the balance in one parcel. - A
good deal !lore was obtained for the
property by selling it in this way,
than it would have been sold for in
one lump. Mr. John Deichert, Sr.,
bought the first lot for $t+0, and he
picked on the one where the show
house stands at present. Mr. C. Eit-
her bought the second for $70 and he
picked on the corner one next to Mr.
A. Geiger's property. A right of way
was reserved between this lot and
Mr. Geiger's land to give free access
to the land at the back of these lots.
Mr. A. Heideman bought the retrain-
ing two, one for $70 and the other
one for $55. Ile has since sold them
Ro Mr. Henry Their. Mr. Ab. Geiger
bought the remainder of the land for
$290. Thus the total proceeds of the
sale amounted to 45115:
St. Helens.
Mr. Jas. Joynt had 'tis leg badly
broken last week by being picked Ly
a horse while drawing wood.
Rev. W. ,I. Rest of 131uevale ox -
changed pulpits with Rev. 4. M.
Whaley last Sabbath. •
An unoccupied house .belonging to
Mr. Thos. Joynt was 'burnt. last
:Monday evening about six o'clock.
Ilow the fire originated is a mystery.
.Hiss Maggie ('rawford of 'Toronto
and Mrs. A. Gurdon attended the
funeral of the late Miss •E, Murray..
Mr. Thos. Woods, Wheatley, is re-
newing old acyliainta ees around
here.
Dungannon.
The hoard of Public school trustees
have re-engaged C. A•Tebhutt as prin-
cipal of our school for 1905, giving
hint an increase of $25, which makes
his salary $175. Mr. Tebbutt is well
worthy this evidence of appreciation.
Miss Eleanor Davidson left here ori
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
J. Wilson, Elora.
We are pleased to note that William
Mt('rnslit•, the efficient and genial
clerk of the township of West Wa-
wanosh, has been appointed a com-
missioner in the high Court of .Jus-
tice.
It is rumored that Mr. Rose is
staking negotiations to sell his farm
in Ashfield to a Mr. Smelt•rer, son Of
Paul Smeltser, Lucknow.
.1. G. Ward, treasurer of West Wa-
wanosh, attended the meeting of the
municipal council last week and was
the guest of Reeve McQuillan over
night. On Wednesday he went to
Ripley where he spent 'thanksgiving
Day with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stin-
son, who were pupils of Mr. Ward
at Varna over fortyyears ago.
Sunday morning week Mrs. It Au-
gustine, Ashfield, met, with a bad
misfortune and narrowly escaped be-
ing killed. As she was returning ho-
me from visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Alex, Pentland, the horse which was
being driven by her son-in-law, Mr.
A. Pentman, Wawaposh, became fri-
ghtened anh ran away. The vener-
able lady was thrown from the vehtz
cle and releived severe injuries. Stie
was immediately taken to Dr. C'ase's
office for treatment to relieve her
sufferings. As Mrs. Augustine is ad-
vanced in !riddle age, although not
seriously hurt, the shock will have
considerable effect upon her nervous
system.
NOVEEflBFR.24th, 1904..
Meeting of Presbytery... - Port Albert. 1 Morris Township.
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of Huron. :Ur. and Mrs. George 1lawkius have , A' large acreage of sugar beets. will
The Presbytery of Huron uses in
!loved to Godericlt to ii%e'witl, their be gruwii:Mortis net year, it' is
Carmel elwreh, Hensall, on the nth • son'.. J. Tien., for the winter nitanths. Said. m
inst., M. C. N[eLennan OfKippcn, John. Hawkins left Tuesday [Cr Mrs. 'Phos. Maunders 131 visiting
Toronto to bricklav on a' warehouse her slaughter, Mrs. (Rev.) I''iniil,,,(uer; .
Moderator. Dr. Mclean was. appoin- in that city. tet •Sebringv rile.
ted convenor of the Ilonto Mission Miss Annie Cunningham of Ginter- .11rs.•Georgi' Jackson spent 'I'haitKs-
(.'ommit•tee. in place of J, A,. llamilt- icll spent Tiianksgi'', ng. day. al -11011W. gluing. with •friends at Owen Souped,. •
on, who has moved to Lcadlittgtorl• . 1Villianr Tout, . Kincardine, •was in Morris will • have to do. suittu Itrid-
1Vlr. A. S. McGregor, of Loudon, add- the villare during the'. Wee'i. ktbuildin g before many Years as
ressed the. Presbytery. as a member
Mr. the Assembly's Sab4iatli' School r, McLean, Saltfortl, was t�.callrc several .cif the., wooden str�tc: gyres
the village last. weep(.. Have well nigh served thele clay ' •
('omni{.tee, on the importance of us- ,Jos. DIcMiJlan, Detroit',.has sold Last Sabbath aflci'nocin.l)r,'.oliurn•
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ing the Assembly's Sabbath ,School his farm this week .so it. ireported fon'. lerettched in the Jacksonnt C'hurc'h,
literature; and the leather's training to. a Mr, Dixon of Ashfield, 11 is' tt The 1)i•, is an aisle speaker •;iter ihc•re '
course. A motion was passed cont- fine Juin. . ' was a large attendance..
mending these to the: attention • .o . J. McBride had a ploughing .bee. Work has been pushed Hong• at a
Ministers, and Sunday Schools. lieu. last sleek and t-party.lively rate on the new.•C. 1?. ft.• road
Small in behalf of Auburn con4re a- Jas. • Hayden has lost .a fine steer bed during the Past few weeks. lien •
tion asked leave to borrow $.2500 to out. of. his pasture which he eatulot ., •
complete their new church, On Mot- 1 get, } t.7,e and a• .team aril drives is.
I get any trim, of rated at $3.50 per day. The cement
ion this was granted.. Revs.: Messrs: John. . Scl,atuhals was in il'iti;liani
Larkin, Smitll.anl Anderson were isle- • S culverts are, will advanced., (
pointed a committee ..to notnincttc` • on. S atitrday aid .Sunday. .Reeve .1shiater. 15 to he oppOsed'hy
master 01vv;ty Haydenayden is Spending" ('otittcilli,r ('elle
Professor' for Montreal e and this year and the
report to next meeting.(o11e, J. A. a few slays in.. Ritlgeiown. the past contest is already begrut The for -
week, Itis mother dict not ge owing: eller }las filled the chair for the past •
Ilarnilton having been transferred to to a'mishap'she filet wills:. six 'years and he lilies lite years ex,
Leamington, a motion was passed . pit'•. G. Benson Cur, student 1-Iui;n , . g
appreciative of his character • and. , " pelfence as: a councillor prtiions }, ,
work during the twelve :years past... College, London•will officiate in Hi Mr:.Code has .been at' the board ,for •
orate in L the 1 oro and Iltillett. List (1)111ch on Sunday next: . e1i`ven years and his friends think it
orate uin 1 ondesb were left Bell
tt. • .Jas Quaid was -able to take a is time ht' She01d •p'rmm11ot°.-Conneil-
sl1'ort •drive one clay last week. for Jackson., who has faithftelly disc
hands of session. I'he•comniitiee ap- .,...The election 110w• being a Thing . of charged, his duty for the past six•
pointed to secure supply. for • Chisel- •the past,,'1 •witliagain appear. in 1 re- years, 11a5•decided to retire,' altiwugl► •
burst cotegreefation, reported that the:seatingi.1)1 P A, news ' which • fur'. .
attempt to !late any other at•t'ange itr„ec! to cuit11)10 'arid posh 1< the'
some time hes been neglecte .owu1� head of.the•at�.Jelr: 11 is stiliil ..W. ll..
11141/15 had failed. The .Rem. W. M• .•.,to 1111(1 'V,OI't tt,ntl working la ..place Shoi'Ire(11 of the south-east •li eality-
Vlarli,r was itslced to.cantimte n its.li`vv'is at. the head' of the.. 11011,. which. may ,be: brought out: t(1 .take Mr.; `.
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pastor. The attention .1 of S(SSi.ci115 was drily, dont. •
was called to the proper revision • of JaaliSanS••place:. ('tituic.illctls..,'lay'ler
J. A. ;llaIVKurs '1$ borne t;airi li4)11r' and +Shaty wild hie ca1t(ilclitiic5 ai 1111
their membership rolls The YrevBrand-mi. • Ile 1 tte.s tgi in on' Ttits-
Mytery adjourned to meet at Seaforth. da.' fol Terumo
on 171.h ,January nest The' 'W h': M I)r iV..l", Iltyd'rn, •.(4citltiich, Suit -
Presby t erial
uir,Presbyterial Society stet 'in C irmel clayed at heals'-'-' •.
church, T-tensall, on the :aunt day. 'Mr. •. and Mrs. Joseph .WI Ison hat r:
A large number of delegates were pr-.,
esent--all the Societies in the Presby
tory being. rept rented. .Much prog-
ress was made in many of the auYi1•
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iaries- and: mission Bands,. hoth 'in.
membership and: thank -offerings. 'rte-
tal, money :raised by the Atixiliariefr.
$1 630 and by Mission Bands .$328, be-
ing. an advance of $1 11 for the year.
:\ large public meeting:was held in
the evening, when Revs. A. 11 Willett -
es ter,
iiiett-ester, of Toronto and D. •('arswell,of
McKillop gave earnest •addresses and
music was furnished by Carmel
church choir. '
Blyth.
Mr. Thos. ('rawford has •returned
from the West. •
1 The annual sleeting • of the Bible
.Society •was keld. in the Presbyter-
ian church on Tuesday evening when
the agent and resident ministers ad-:
dressed the audience. '
On Sunday anniversary services
wore held in the Methodist• chrtircb •
Rev. Medd of Ilensall preached both
morning and evening. On Tuesday.atf ii .
evening a supper was held ;rn 'the Jack McBride had. alt nwiease•in ]tis; • 'nick 1 .the livery •business he retorttiv•
basement. of the Methodist 'church in fa►nil last weep: NO. the report goes.' sold to 1\csbit.II1111jlton of Attwood
y I g Mr; Illamilton having nrexperien'c
connection with the anniversary. ser-:. :11tss i,trfi+ Curren, (�tle t u'h; spent;
vices after which the audience did in the business before codling dere .
adjourn tet the body .of. the • church a few flays in the v iliage this week. telt 'that he laliorecltinder con -
where they were treated to a splen- . •sideralrle. disadvantage. Robert's.mat
did lecture by Dr, .'1 hornton of Chat ny.. friends. aro pleased to see :hint•
ham who spoke on Ireland and the •Kippen.. , back lo •the old stand..
Irish. The choir preparedspecial 11141- •
'1"lie Methodists bele! (1011 •. c,lilriV(I
'sic For the occasion. . sary serviceS.o►t'the 181h,•inst. • The
Rev. Archdeacon Richardson• of Re S. 4alion, Of1 011(1on' preached
London preached in the l}nglish cl►ut excellent sermons in sire morningattcl
ch on Sunday. ev:eiritig io the ' general congregati(11
Our Public library has boon rrnlov former minister' 011 this cireitit, peeaA.
ed from Mr. Robertson's store to' •ard fn`the afternoon -!lore especially chid good..s 1Iltons, All weer de-
to the °Whir"' 'file h ie-n(1s dee4leil.
Mr. (.olcien's boot and shot, Store,lig1iteii to see, and liras Hint truce
idr. J. 11. C'hellew• • has 'Opened to give up the lea -meeting: this year
more.
out in his handsonle'brick store with and. asked for an• offering- of righty Mr, and tris, W, IT. Johnston were
dollars. This 'was realized. and swot. ,
a large display of hlauitful Iut'tri'ture, viSrting'Itnrtidls iii Ashfield last week.
additional dollars ate -also Promised, Next Sunday the 'Methodists aro
All are pleased With the result of the 6v,x,eting a gcioci time when they
lerrlees, ;Vit ,Shaw••stlpplied ill f )il- , will hold. their Sabbath school Miss):Nile. don for •Mr. Salon, binary Sunday Services instead. of
Hensall.
adopted•a Tittle girl•fice»i, the Ch11d= �s 1., Richardson, cle k.:itr McDott-
'ren'.s Horne at :Stratford. `they. will. nett' s hardwai`sr, Was sellittl; a stove
give the child good hodit>:T
his
day ,last 'Week lie c1l aced. to find '
Mn hioti White, a Modelite of `r set of atti(ictal {'cilli a{ the (iqi-
.. tom. now they came there is t tny- ,
(,ci.det telt whose 11mlle. is r1t:ai• Sea ;
forth, has been engaged. to ,teach the• Story but. the illg-114 0 is that .. rhe.
village sc•hotil Ic1.e 100 x. " .owner , in loodetng •into ',the $tciv c Ir=
• Hiss :Vela 5Cr19 o.. stcoi• lit ef<u• 1 otiped them and. being 51)15111:10. still-:.
titer •'of. 1a, ; aetic'1Irt;. Its. Stevan- .' creel the loss rather'than let any pc
son was. married iinWrdncsday • to•i l's(tn' know that lir wore ,rhes!: .
+ Ovving'•lo• the ,burst Mg of a .plug
\11.Georgf,'
e Ashton (olbotne. 10Wil- :
the broiler'of:.the engine at the stave
Ship. Ilev. 31r. Sutherland, .; ,I)nn- r, , .
l aliir:on ollicjai yd, • iklrout seq`cnty !pill, reeve Smallac•oinhe waS sever,
1,1111ts were at 1'he:lvedrlm Many ely. -though not, dangerously . sc ililet1 .
gcuesi•atulere at g y by II -oiling water amt.steam:.'1'hc ba -
Jas. •Quaid :is :somewhat• lecl.tcr. c:ks • of their hands, also itis fact and•
} neclt reeery ed flit,• 5plaa{r 11,e will be '
new tesitleuce and 'is ustnf; aurins'
a laid up fns.'a fEw days 1 p+,» 1 'is;
who was noa3 ind wl1 to It i i..1.
'Bert ('tutuing tarn, Goderich,5021 .5t� ' .
stanrr, was scttideil' 'nu the 1pacit •cif
il'tycd Willi 1115 paunts,' I the log.''
•;1I1' Angus (lot don. was ordained r . l Brandt,' 1 genial afrtl ciltliging.
(111(1 of the • I )&',b ttrian church here
station agent; .pias tendered hes re•,
on Sunday. ! signal iati fo .the, G. T:.oflicials Mt.
• ,101111 'QUaitt made a trip to . Blyth ;''llt•andt fin(ls to ,words 11his1i=11 '. in -
cm Saturday.. '• .. rica,Sed- 'during, thelust 3ttt', too.
Miss ;lints( (ct•awfotcl ..is'spending a heavy ler hurt.' Our bustne:ss:,m,,,i:I o-
fc15 days in I3ly the .; 1 pe :that. the resi 'hatioi:r will n ft I o
' • William :••anc1 ,Sanittel 13.rowti anc1, f,
J ts. Dunb'ar leave -this week for Wi- tccclilcc>.,
bu Tuesday Ii. Jar>_irtis •pnich'tcrl
11r W. (r., S. Brown is. building
Kippen.
011 Stuiday the Rev. G, 'Ii. Long, a
Our popular. teacher, Miss McIntosh _ Thei\I• iSSts. •'Taylor,spent • 'I'lianks-• the regular preaching service at,'2.30
has sent in her resignation, to take - giving with fr tends • i!• London. p: m. For tilts• service the choir is
effect at Christmas. We understand VVilliani Brownlee carne Morrie• for preparing' special .music.• Mrs. E. A.
that Miss McIntosh, has decided to 'thanksgiving frosts Chatham where Shaw will sing • a solo, i,eading'
take a domestic science course in thehe •is attending the Business- College._ • will be given by' members Of the
home training .school. , • Miss Mary Johnston s1 its the 11011- school and addresses by Mrs,: ' TI.
John Linfield leaves this week for flays. with friends in Stratford. Ivisgtr, W.1 cJohnxtott and Rev. H.
an extended visit to friends and rela- Mrs. G. Il, Long and Mamie of A: Shaw. All are invited to attend
tives in Boston. :Harrow are spending a rum weeks on and hear something on the great work
IJarry Morris of• Poplar ROW en- the Ttippen eirttrit. of Missions.
l.ertained a few friends from Nile and lMle. William Murdock made his first ,
Carlow on Tuesday evening of this trip to Lucknow „last week to buy .•
week. All present report a most •en- Itis stock of cattle for the comfit::: The News -Record give's
joyable time. • winter•, Huron.
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