The Wingham Advance, 1920-06-24, Page 50
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10on't Uude.ryalue Your
Victory Loan Boiads '
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Nearly one million Canadians own Vicior�
Loan B londs, These are artiongst their most .
valued possessions, and should be hi,gflily
prized. Also, they represent t1ke. most, con-
venient form of investment. On tki dates
the interest is due, you only have to remove
-the interest coupons,which are attached to
each bond, and cash them atthe ziparest bauk.
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You can buy these bonds today ,to yield
slightly more than they �hd when first oflared
for public subscription. Consequently, we
recommend their purchase at existing prices.
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Wood,(G'undy & Company
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alew ailnutem.
young hidl' MIR SUN gfill[110.
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keep your cab lumbered lip this
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toryald woinau',s bod.room. Now what -
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tbe superintendont handed me my
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walklul papers, but I was mad cloar
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aw,goln' with thoto to be warried, and
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of good taft 0.76 $4. 0 .
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NvIth the cold ,,weat trickl.lit'
iiftilt, gottin' fired, by ber father, you
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"Defraudill, the corporation that fur-
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1�vbt�.4 %,j),jr lirt,lid ,juit butter mit
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bolp ,em all elope, I told my NvIfe
app reciative of thi� work of school.
The teacher Mrs. Aitken, spoke On "Co-
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that I en,joyed Johnny's weddlit' more
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thitt gives you your brea(laaft
tilall I did illy olvil.
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Ili private homes between* tile years i863 and x87a. Miss church became free of debt, �ut was not consecratA until
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ltln,-tllx�.lit,l)il-lllll.�-tik(I-yi)iI bushiess?
pany,
. tn eAch other lIke-h brac� of Castaways
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gregation, well retnembqrs services being held February, Aeve�end A. B. Varney left for Ayliner, to be succeeded by
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fine cluj%lity coutil with
q II(kver llave Ilioug-lit it of you, Map-'
butter
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-,vilen Ile found out boNv they bad give
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and strengthen the bodd biltween, the
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, Dr. Worthington Richard The Reverend U. A. Kinder, present rector of Leamington,
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All sizes from 21 to ;54-
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"They couldn't. tlr(� a inan for that
your�.cllb
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Is visiting big parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jos.
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Special value at 4.75 por pair.
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old inan made up. with leul. Not until
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home After vtolting friends Ili HAnover
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The,V .give Win his grandpa's full
aame. James Burton Mayo. and that
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mail beNides. not 1111oing Ills stYlQ-"
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full ten minutes and that plucky
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"It's a goild ibing for the Companies,
little
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out against the MAI' '
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m,ll remarked Conductor Whtsoli, who
llflaldw' 111.4 WILY tO Ithd
ne,yer moved 01: ulade ll'sound. I don't
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vi(I lat(ily ptts-.vd thrugh a most trying
r-WERALS, WEDDINGS, E.TC.
f�lt the rellef flitit Joblin
believe she . y
them ]lack Into his favor they showed
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joyCstigation.1? weps "em from
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resident of Culross in the person of James
and I (lid when her father finath', went
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storming back to the c6aCb. I
weddin, by worrylill him 'till lie put ul�
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hide me,,.' And she crouched -dolpm 00
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"No, sir, she came out from under
back io work, and I've been worldn'
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cover, drew a long breath, straight-
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dicil they'llad Ntoll on ihe..6rpet last
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Cliureb, lisivingseted as elder for A num.
he bt alidly
set her hair to rights at, the little mir- :
about carryffiv extra bag,g�age In your
Stewart. The Goddess of the Screen, .At the Lyceum Theatre all this week.
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and remained ineunflient for another year. The Sunday, School was orgallize(l in NovQniller i$ -,o.
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cub for a spell," remarked Abe seetion
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mi fMP*MX%,"qMt , pkiid hi's hwd Ilk"O
glaM, as cool and, composed as. If
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A little girl. III Coiinecticut. aged
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.,ound, gettin! tile englue reWdy on a
The OWOUOMW .9148 Of thO 1110037-
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two and it half years, wo r allowo,d to
In the loss of an affectionate father, I The
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of people"Caunot ba satistled *by
go to Church 0111-10111as ','All)(1aX .-A)n
funeral Tuesday afternoon to Teeswater
,,aid: 'Martin, I want you to -promise
Free . Libraries, Gymnaelums, Plar
condition she would not talk out loud,
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c emetery was a large one.. Services
ine, that you'll carry something . to
Santa Barbara fol. inc., . I
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groundI4 Oto. The ,l0v1E) -Of-moVqng the
heaMthy;bo4y to -the rhythm at music
but could join In the singing. the
ilrst hymn happened to b'e "Joy to the
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Py the Rev. R, N. Sinclair. The Moral
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DrL with my ;,,oirlk. 'Remember, I'll hold
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you to your proirlse if it takes *four
sealp,l he says, and then I noticed -for
ent musmic, ho*mvt&r, dances may do
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'Oushaving the high esTeem in which
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were not the words of Isaild �jfgq�Q.
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t -Cates *�wzg m -on ead women m9h.
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to s=R. daticia hall ito iatlisifY a I
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The death of Mr, Michael Kirby, 2nd
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now expeet me to help you smuggle
des1relor aniusemieut. -- �
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inan In our tow %`V,
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Saturiley. morning. T4e remainip being I
carry belongs Ao .me and to no.. one
lied and llave 16t Old John Barle;y-
Especially efffective was t1W rellqRt. Of
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laid to rest in the R C. burying ground
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Hacking's Heart and NervevRemedy.
"And- heaven, and lieuven and nature
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�Our rod cups and stop this noillsenseJ
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It w1j 01sipel "that tired feeling!' �
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`cpatched out both jils eyes,"—Milli-
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ptalk-sp aWay that feeling a derprogsion
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week for Toronto where Mr. Curie has a
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nmd nervousness that comes. from
lowered vItallity and bVings back the
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for me, Martin,' lie beg. -ed,. lookin'
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Mr. and Airs. Shand up jrom
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wild-eyed and (lesperate. .
ltiVill m0ke 7OUT beaU'LY ropleetP MOTe
Of a book case, ' She would slide
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Toronto Thursday to sp a few weeks
44 40,11, 90 on. I'll do It to gefr ,shut
ga,jsfydng so that ytoju will aWake Ili
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wlth.their daughters, Mrs. (Rev.) Sin -
of you,' I sidd at last.
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the Mornings full of lIVa afid hope
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get her candy. When her father took
'clair and Mrs Corrigan.
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and more gjbl,e to carry ou with the
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didn't lay, eyes on: him again till we
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day'-� work. The "halbits tbl# hurt"
cim, more e4017 be overcoTae it 70n, I
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Dorls. said * "No, daddy, don't It
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will Ilse Hackihg's Heart and Norv.0.
- Remedy to Arengftten tho Nerves, to
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there, I'm afraid I will get It." .
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Rev. R. X. Sinclair preached in TeeF-
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woman Into my cab and Install.her * on
add pow,4 to the Heart and, to re*
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461light then. a bit of gossip Ilasbed
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�oug,"h my iiiInd. There bad been ru-
the Blood_ Buy them trom ,*7our
dealeT. 50c � a box, 6 for $2.60.
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Jubfiee Services. at St. Stephen's Church,
mors that Xohnny had bad -the nerve to
Hacking's Remedies are sold, in
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. . by Reverend John NVoodburn, succeeding Reverend John . ..
�all In love with the �uperliltendpnt's
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daughter and. that tho yolrok lady'llad
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wedding.at theirhomeiti Bluevald on
. I . le of years. Mr. Charles O'Meara, a divinity student oc- . I
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"Johnny *218 a nice young felloiv,
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Friday, June I:8�h. The esteemed old
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Couple were born Ili. nugiatia and he, ve
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for the�Reveretid ThomiasVisher. Reverend Thomas Fish-
steady and Industriovs. .Ile. 9howe(I
inighty plain that be edine of good
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been residents[ of this vicinity ever since
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Gorrie, oii Sunday, June 2oth. The preacher the occas- came �
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ion was the Venerable Archdeacon Perry, M. A., and the er's successor the Rev. 1. 1-1, Moorhouse, whose stay as rec- .
stock. Of course, be; Nv&q. pbor, or lie
Teacber of Rudiments of Music, Har-
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they,were marr'i6d. Both are in fairly
church was crowded at both morning and evening services. tor was marked by the retcory being built and the pirish be. I . .
wouldn't. have been shov011, . I" Coal, 01)
Eerpoihp,pand Composition
mony, Cgunt
good health, Mr. jewitt is 86 years'of
the garden party -was held in the town coming self supporting, the parish consisting of the three I
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age and Mrs, Jewitt is 84 year$. We join
' e ther and the hal [1 was packed. pldces, Vordwich,,Gorrie and Wroxeter, and dates, back to .
hall owing to wet w a
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best fireman I ever had. . .
"But wilen I had CL look tit the ' ,,*0un,r1
All brass and reed
� and violin, I
with their many friends in wishing them
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I urch will be of inter- .
The following history of the ch J. H. Mobrbouse eventually moved to take charge of $t, I
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lady I had to Own up to myselfAlint ,
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est to our readers:' . . I Paul's Church, Witigham, and for a few months students 1,
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in for Miss BtV!barri Mayo
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The pupils of Bluevale school prepared
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. . . I I . . estab- . and lay readers kept the church open uniil tb:e appointment �
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jeopardy,
was about as ,handsome as',&Sr ilial ,p
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a little program f�r their friends on
day afternoon of last we,ek. The school
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"She was just as dark-eved atid olive-
Jolinn" blue-eyed
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was nicely decoi
in O lay. Qttfie a number
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.. tile Township of Howick, as During the incumbancy of the Reverend T, A. NVright
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complexioned as was
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. Edward t-. Newman, administered belfry was built, hung, and the interior of the church " �
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end sandy. 'They'll jnakea-lnIghiv'
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tliemselves as well pleas,�d with tile, after-
*the rite of baptism to William Char- retiovated. After a few years of labour Re�erelld T. A,
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infant of William Charles to Brantford, to take St.
only give them the chalice,' thinks, I to
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noou's elptertaipittlent, Songs and recita-
,ays,eatid a spirited de-
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les, son Wright moved charge of Jude's �
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myself. . l
"When vre slowed up at Grover, the
ftactice confined
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Chiropractic, the only' and ori mal Sys'
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tions, several
bate were listened to WiLh much interest.
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1. are mentioned of baptisms taking 0 johnps Church, St, Thomas, succeeded the Reverend T. A.
Hbwick Tnrn-.
. hind brakeman, who Ws% evidently in
tem. of $pinal Adjustment, E ective in
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iMr. J. McCracken, Sec. of I'lle SchOOI
and
I Wright, and whilst rector the propertyr on which the drill
place throughout
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the secret, came Into .the call and
9$ pc. tent of all case -5.
Board ptesided, and Rev.. Mr. Burgess
I . berry. At Pordwich public worship
I � shed stoold was purchased, fenced, and 9 church shed. built
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whispered somotIllng to Johnny that
made tbat young inan look rather ktk.
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the Cause of Dis-ease: Nature Heals."
and WIr, J. W. fCing gave short addresses
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. . � . was being heI& of ,,I Sunday at this for use on Sundays. In the year x895, Rev. -NV. F. Browillie
it is not until a litter period that we ,find the Rev,. e R tend P, '
tinte. left and th eve C. ., now Canon Gunne of Christ
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J. A. FQX, D. C., D. 0.
app reciative of thi� work of school.
The teacher Mrs. Aitken, spoke On "Co-
irst (record- Church, T,oudoin, became rector for a few years until the
Andrew Ulins Millar, a missionary, taking his f
hind brakeman. 'Iter father Is on tile
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Hours 2 to 5, 7
peration between Home and,� chool.,,
'ed) baptism, of 1�lizabeth,, the four year old daughter of Reverend A. B. Varney, the present rector of the Anglican �
ptines and Mary Campbell, August 23rd, i863, fit the vicin. Church ju Simcoe, took charge. During Mr. Varney's I
worst tani'rums.., -
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pathy, Phone 191. and
to 8 p, In.
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. Ali essay read by One of the pupil
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an intaesting hiitory qf the School since
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give
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sunied, howe�er, that services on Sundays were being held years- before Reverend A. D. Varney's incumbancy the
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Ili private homes between* tile years i863 and x87a. Miss church became free of debt, �ut was not consecratA until
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prett y blue themselves, for they clung
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Ic. R. copeland
Bluevale schools ahns to be one of the
Margaret Harding, otie'of the members of our present con- . s,pteinlIer i8tb, i8gg,.by Bishop 33sildwin, In the ytar x9o2 I
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best rural schools in the county. Stich
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gregation, well retnembqrs services being held February, Aeve�end A. B. Varney left for Ayliner, to be succeeded by
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it tWell, don't Jump off the engine,'
.Fire, Accident Sickness
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gatherings as that of Thursday aftertioll,
1869, in the old Orange Hall, over Mr. HuCAOII'S tannery, ' the Reverend Z A. Hall, who moved to the Diocese of Frea.
.Raid .1. 'He Cain eat Volt.,
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give enco6ragement, to tca�cher and pupils
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. The church wardens 'at that time were Mr. Jas. Perking and eriaton after four years stay. The next in line oil, the clergy ; !
-He is gowg to start her off to
e best companies r epresented 9Lt
and strengthen the bodd biltween, the
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poor Xobnn�, mournfully. 'We never
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Master Robert Tullock' and Victor
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, Dr. Worthington Richard The Reverend U. A. Kinder, present rector of Leamington,
will see each other qgain.1
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ellow of Toronto) are visiting With 1`6�
-Flatives
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yquies, johil Stingo'll, James Perkins, Henry Perkins, John succeeded Reverend T. III Varr, occupying the pulpit for �
two or More. Here again we note the progress of the
say It W I t h FloWePS
1lon't want top', I said. r_1 �
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. - years
I �Vatters and Joseph Wildridge to� form thd building cotntilit
11 'Oil, he can I ite can 11 ;jroans
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Mr. TildonjAckinney of Owen. Sound,
- tee for the purpose of 4ettitlg a church. On August 4thi P arish, by the vestry being added to the church, the chancel I
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� � ranged, walls painted, furnace put Ili, and the followitig
the sa jujittee reported having secured lots rear
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46 and 47 On Wellington ft, HOwick V illage, to build the memorials of departed members of Ole congregation placed
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preseut churda oil. In the �
Uhnny said, Iooikirl� like a Chief
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� Oro, Greenaway. has returned
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jjig commenzed alitl in July the cornerstone was' laid by the stained glass window and the alms.ba.,;in. Succeeding the
.1lourner. 'She!s its much atrald -of him
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home After vtolting friends Ili HAnover
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Very Reverend Dean Rellmuth, who becauic th e second Reverend B. A, Kinder was the preseut rector of Mitchell,
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.Ig wt,. arL__aS S,ou are, ftirtin, for that
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jilsbolp of Huron. All the 0 ratigemen of Ilowick attended
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oWpIl, he had irl.6 there, for leg a
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take tiny
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Wtdroedd.ay last at the berne Of
a the ceremony and tile ladies of the coil gregatioll pro vided in his train fhe Reverend P. G. 11owell, now rector. Ahoth.
', free lunch to all. The Sunday previous to the laying Of the orgift at-th.ia tinie, a white marble baptismal fout was plac.
fztct tj ,at we didult none of us
;ilsertles with ,.the superintendent.
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Jos, Greenaway, 1314evale road.
stone the Dean preacheil in the old drill shed which stood ed in the church through the efforts of Aliss; AtarlaTaylor,
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oil tile site of tile present rectory garden. About this time Ilerhap.,; the grandest, the noblest, the liest oft alI
lAour ilext stop Was tit Oceano, aad
tli; wi_� .slowed ul) I -could he4,r the su,
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Mr. It I tiestoll bloved hb�,tajjftcry, compelling the eongrega- work for Clod, tuid Ilis kingdoin is the testimony and truth
the labours anol efforts
tioll to worship in the oloIS-011001 ill the Vall, all(l during tile that , of the Clergymen during these
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Winter in the new Orallge Vititer fifty years have not beell in vidn' as shown by ill(- following I
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A woll known slid highly respected
met in that year (luring octoPerand the work ceased till the list of the clergymen of the DioceSe, who as young men ljv�
"Ile waif O.arly"alongsids the enttn(�,
pt)tjda plafit* ana Cut Plawers
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resident of Culross in the person of James
gpring of l:87o, but inAhe Illealitinic the brick workand roof ed in Ilowick and attended. .St. Stephen's Chureli. The Rev.
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g Aray gay%,A 11 can't Mile
w1loll �Ijs,
*,.Specialty
BallpighIr crossed the Great Divide, on
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had been fillisbed. crendR.J. X. Perkins. M. A., rector of Christ Church,
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Iffin find me with JolitlAY', Y6U% tkilOt
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Saturday after An illness of a year or
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III the 111011th of June, Oil a 'C")tuiday, thiq salue Sprilig Chatham; the Revetend V. jaciliwR, 11. A., redor of jitill,
hide me,,.' And she crouched -dolpm 00
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mikS. WN� SJVZA rH
more from some Internal troublo.. ! De-
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bank; the Reverend A. C. Cummer, rector of Thorsidale; tht
the thurahwas finally OP,elled for public worAbip by the r
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"In 1Oh1lA:y-
. 0 Phone 142, Winghath
-ceased voits 7s yagra of get, a staunch
lo eetar of Xingaville; the R
Revereti(lja,,4.SniytheofCllriitClitire,li,.,I,oiido.tiI Services Revetend J. At. 11ortou, L. Tit, r ev.
the twinklin' of Ah 04
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member of Delmore Presbyterian
Imol been helol every other Sunday till then, but now the erend H. A, Wright, It. A., rector of Anilierstburg; the Rev.
envered her with Ills long rubber
voat, and th#rl met my SMKY Old L%n-
DR. 0- H- ROSS
Cliureb, lisivingseted as elder for A num.
he bt alidly
Rev, Andrew Uliai Millar rojoluete(l tht1j, every stunlay erend It I. A. Hall now in the VOUNI Statt%
vpi,% xmp on top Of thfit. Re *0 ZITO*-
Oradvate RoYal C011tV Of Dtntltl
bp�p of years, wl*ra - will
misstd. Hot leaves to mourn his lose nil
and remained ineunflient for another year. The Sunday, School was orgallize(l in NovQniller i$ -,o.
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vilt, t"I fM g1l he wsA wortli, Wb,e%k
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wid*w, two daughtm and ofto Not, Mrs,
, tu(j. lit. Robertdp being sullerintell(laut, - le s - - I. lid It. I r,
Ivor a ft.w molithq Mier Mr. Millar's departure, .,pl 1 sm rt \.
mi fMP*MX%,"qMt , pkiid hi's hwd Ilk"O
Grst,dwate lUtilvergity of Torouto ffacultY
Gtorp Vishom Xeft""Wd, Xft,, Xt"
- '111ts aind t'he T,ay Reader (Ur. Worthington) supplie(l on kins, Mrs. J. Porkinpl, Mro. 'Xt!WAd(-, XfR. Rol*rt..q, xt
tho e1b.
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