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The' Clinton News -Record.
No. 1710 --32nd Year
CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEl1'IIBER, 21st, 19I1
THE HOME PAPER
The News -Record wishes its numerous readers. A VERY MERRY CHRISTMVMAS. and many of them.
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See Our New Xmas Stock Now Dis-
played ?
0 one need be forgotten by your Xmas .time. A
little money 2go a tong
way in securing
some useful presents at our store.
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Up TO -date Jeweller store. 2 r and help out
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smoisomismess
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We Invite
You all ..
To come and see
the Special Elec-
trical Display in
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the interior of
our . Store
Oen each evening
Open . �
until Xmas
See Special on page 3
THE MOORISH CLOTHING CIL
Huron's Largest Clothiers
A Square Deal for'. Every Mali
TFIi`i SALVATIObi..tl.RMY.
A Christmas 'Tree and entertain-
ment will be given in the S. A. hall.
tomorrow evening to which tie
public are invited.
WILL, RECEIVE.
Mrs. C. J. Walls will receive on
1Uts., afternoon and evening of . Fri-
day;. -''Dec, 29th. Mrs. W. S. Jen-
kins of Coutts, Alta,, and Mrs. E.
J. Jenkins of Toronto will receive
with her.
TIIE •INVITATIONS. ARE OUT.
The invitations are out for the
marriage age
on Deo.
27th
of
M
Luel-
la A. Sterling, daughter of Mrs. Win.
Sterling of Bayfield', to Mr. Ilerbert
M. Wallis, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jam-
es Wallis alt') of Bayfield. Mr. Wales
lis has been at Fisk, Sask., for the
past five years but is returning
home on. Saturday. • -
ONTARIO• STREET CHURCH.
The their will z. ender special -music
or next Sunday. In the morning
the anthem will be "The New Bor
Icing" and in -the evening the ` can-
tata, "The First Christmas"—Ir
Bishop Wilson, will be given. The
CantTail.a '
S in Pro-
phecy.,
four pails,. Thu I ia-
.,
tee •Fulfilment,
! The P
)ti
the
Stam .and
the Song. and the World -Wide Christ-
mas,' the music • consisting : of solos,
duets, ladies' chorus, male quartette
and full chorus. The sermons.. by
the pgstor wi11 . also be in- keeping
with the season.
•
CARPET BALLS. -
Two court's of our Foresters have
been trying their skill : at • carpet
balls • during the past woak, .the
plunk .going to the Independents. In
a couple of games played the other
evening, T. Cottle, N. Cole; T. Graeme
lis and Wm, Walker of the I. 0. F.
played J. Finch, M. McEwan, Thos.
Britton and G. Cook: of tea C.: 0. F.
the score standing 18' to 15 respec-
tively. . And another Wain compos-
ed of • 0. Cr•43h, .. F. Jackson; j."0.
Hms
e
,r and W. .J... Cook .:of tea• I. 0.
F. eat four et. dile C. 0, F ,p]ayers;•
namely .J. Sheppard, II.'. Fowland, W.
Coat's and F. `Murch,. t, . the tune of
Some lively . games• are expected
during the coining wihter when ,tho
different rinks got into their regular
fighting trim. ..
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A PItI.
,S. Z ,I
That Principal Hartley is a pope-
la.i teacher has long been conceded
but the face, was abundantly demon
strated on Friday morning last whom,
at the close of the.work of Mc term,
t'he Modelite '.class, who 'have been.
under his tuition ..fo:s the past few
rnbnths, presented •him wiea' an ad-
dress expressing their high apprecia-
Von of his efforts in' their behalf
and ofthe. interest he had taken in
U:ieir work,' and asking 'li:s accept-
ante of a handsome ' Morris chair.
The• addreisi was read...by Miss Mam-
ie Lamont of Ilillsgreeii and 'the pre-
septa;':on was trade '.by• Mr. Cyril
Aches of St. Paul and Mr. Frank
Tei- ofListowel, ,
,Mr. Hartley was completely taken
liy surprise, but he no,-ertheless made
a s liable
,:
u reply, thanking ,the young
g
people for the kind words • of apprec-
iation as well ',as. foe the handsome
gift. Ile•' al:ro gave them some good'
advice long, t'he lines of ti:ieir future
work and :related some of his own
experiences • in the ' p•• tfession, The
little 'incident)• made a fitting and
very -pleasant ending for a happy and
successful school term. Following is
the. addressr "Dear Mr. Bartley :
—Wo; the members of the 1:91.1 cla':
of . the 'Clinton Model school, are
,about to separate!. • . For . several
happy . months" we have been assemb-
led here under, your careful'guidatrce
and instruction, qualifying for the
profession into which we are about
to enter. Before taking our depar,
ture, we, as a class) desire to r
presstoyou in some tangible form
our deep and sincere appreciat on of.
the great and earnest efforts you•
have put forth in our behalf and to
assure you of elle, high rapid and
esteem. in whichyou are held by
.each and everyindit,:dual of our
group,Firmly and judiciously and
with infinite care and patione,• you
have guided ui through the heavy
course of_ study required by the . De-
partment. You .have been generous
with' advice and ever ready and eag•
er.j,o aid us with kind and helpful
suggestions. At all times have you
ntanitest,' 1 a dorrp and abiding re-
gard for outs pleasure and, welfare.
Lander your guidance we leave come
to view the profession before as in
a new and a brightor lights. The
magnificent opportunity that lies be-
fore us to build character and citi-
zenship has bean revealed to us by
you as we never kn:',v it Wow. And
your own 'beautiful personality, your
thoroughly Christian character, your
manlinesii and utte•► impartiality,
wiL! ever influence u'i for good and
inspire us to noble effort, and more
exalted endeavor. As a token.of our
esteem and as a mark of our apprecia-
tion of what you have done for us, &s'.►
ails you to accept this chair, and may
God grant' you Inany vears to enjoy it.
We join as a class in wishing you
a very Merry ('hristtttas and a haptiy
and p cisperotts New Telr.--Signed
on behalf of the class Cyril Acheson,
Mamie Lamont, Jessie Buchanan. 13w -
art Blatchford, Frank Tttcry,"
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook an-
nounce the engagement] of their dau-
ghter, ,Annie E., to 11r. W. S. Aet-
kins of Toronto, the marriage to take
place in. January,.
A PRIZE WINNER.
Mr.. A. J. Grigg is one of our most
noted poultry fanciers. Ile is not
parts.ualarly interested in Dorkings,
Brha
a teas or kindred birdsbut in
the more aris0.)cratic Games and on
the good points thereof he is thor-
oughly at home.. His birds are al-
ways prize winners and four he sent
to the . big show at[ Guelph lasts week
sc
cured one first, two seconds and
one third. The first • won the silver
cup for leading in shape, color and
all around excellence.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
The annual' Sunday Schoolfestival
will be held this Thursday evening
in the towzi hall. •Admis,ion 10c.
Instead of the regular Sunday
School next Sunday there will be a
special Children's Carol service in
the church at 3 o'clock: The Sun-
day school choir' will sing a number.
of Christmas ('arols and there will
be a short address to. the chiidrt'j.
Next. � Sunday evening g the service
will be of a
Christmas
character.
Special music will, be given by the
choir and a ('h a.stmas s:,rmon by
the rector. The services on Christ-
mas morning.- will be as follows
Holy Contncuiiion at 8••30•. Service
ani; Holy ('ontmiinion with sermon -
at
ermonat' 10.30. All are .po-slially wel-
comn.
"Hark !, the Herald Angels sing
Glory. to the new born King."
WESLEY' C'IIC RCII. •
Rev. I)r, Medd,. pastor of Victoria
street chu,.h, Goderi'ch, preached to.
good•congregations both morning and
evening on Sunday last•. The : • ac
'casion . was the annual 1]ducational.
survees, and in The morning _the
Rev, Dr. made .reference to the dif-
tercet ` educalkonal instCtuteons
of the'
Church ' and- •setrtl o t
f
yea; clearly arid.. ably their elainis 10 -
the support' sof the membership, 'In
the evening • he took for his subject.
"Christian. Joy." Dr. Medd also re-
fe:a•ed. Pa the excellent financial ar-.
rangemunt' . of Wesley church which
does away • Milli the necessity . of
special'appeals for special funds.• At
tete evening service Miss Marion Irwin
took the :U !
l SUr • . •
pa t to:theanthem ♦; ,J
nicely and after the . sermon. Miss
.Boles rendered the solo '`God • Shall
Wipe Away All T
tats
in Lor usual
charming manner.
On Sunday next •spec,ial Christmas
services will, be helix:' In the • evening
special, music will Abe given by.'the
choir and Mrs. E. ,J, Jenkins • of
Toronto will assist by 'rendering n
couple of solos, • •
A special C hriettnes .service will be
•
held in connect, /n with Use Sunday
school on • Sunday...afternoon next
when a musical program will :be giv-
en by the children and young •people
of 'fee school. Parents and friends,
arra 'cordially invited to attend thi•,
s, .rvice.
A SUDDEN CALL.
It was 'with •a shock of surprise
end sorrow that the rtetvs was..re-
ceived on Saturday nto'rting, • last
that Miss Jennie E. Redd 'had been
called..suddenly away.
Miss Rudd Was a daughter of N.ie
late John Rfukt of G.oderich town-
ship and of the . late -Mrs. P.udd of '
town, We fancily Having re del in
Clinton .for several years. She was
a lady field in; high teteenr by all.
for heir many excellent qualities and
and -'-was mucic 'beloved by the, inner
ciro'e of friends who knew - ber.best.
bliss Rudd..wc.; a Methoda.•t, hav-'
ing been a member, of Wesley church
in which she. was a willing and effici-
ent. worker in connec:,m with the
Ladies' Aid, Women's Win'iionar.y 'So-
ciety and' all branches of church ac-
t':vities. Her demise was a great
shock to her friends as,- while never
of a ve-,y robust constitutt:on, she
had not been ill for any length of
tine. For a low daysprevious to
her. death she complained of not
feeling we_t'i bu:' was going about all
the time and it . was ttxpected that
the slight indisposition would pass
off. The • cause of death was heart
failure. Three sisters survive, Mrs,
Rutnba}l of Flint, Mich., Mrs, Evans
of Mhnnedoza, Man,, and Miss Minnie
Rudd of lawn. Much sympathy is
felt for the bereaved . ones in their.
sudden sorrow,.
The funeral took place on Wednes
day af„ 'rnoon from the family resiw
dantce, Mary stroet, to Maitland
cemetery. The services ware conduct-
ed by Rev. J. E. Fest and Rev, J,
Greene. The pallbearers were Messrs.
0. J. Wallis, II. 1 . Rorke, J. . W.
Moore, A. ,1. Tyndall, W.. J. [Nediger,
and W. Picka i/ of Ilolmesville.
Amongst the relatives and old
frk nds who attended the funeral
from out of town were Mrs. hunt:
hall, and Miss Emily Ruinball . of
Flint ; Mr. John Ituniball of Toron-
to, Mr• It, Holmes, Toronto, and
many old friends from (lodarich and
Qoderich township. The floral tri-
butes were very beautiful, among
thele being a lovely ,wreath from the
members cf tltts ,Ladies' Aid and W.
M. 5. of Wesley church. and of Itev.
Mr. Greene.'s morning eiass. Many
personal friends also expressed their
sympathy by sending flowers.
THE'; LOCAL MARKET.
Whe,..t 90c,
Pea's 90e.
oats 42e.
Eggs ;35e.
Butter 23e to 21e.
Barley 60c to 75e.
Beans, prime white,
Live Hogs $6.00.
MATRIMONIAL,
A ve•i'!
peasant social event took
plana on- Wednesday evening' at the
residence of the bride on Rattenbury
street) whoa Mr. Charles J. Helyar
and Mr,. Harriet M. Porter were
united in • the holy bonds of Matn:-
mon . The ca:enton a
y y w s performed
under a beautiful arch by. Rev.. T.
Wesley Cosens in the presence of
about thirty relat,:ves and friends.
The- wedding march was played by
Mrs. W. Glen Campbell. After'heait-
r
t,� congratulations and bast wishe'l
all partook of a sumptuous wedding
repast. The pres,..tts were valuable
and useful. Me, and Mrs. Helyar
will continue . to aside• in town.
ST;CCES:FU'I, DR-I:QGISTS.
The 'drug:business in Toront'.a seems
to have special atm'action and pro-
mise, judging from the number • of
former Ile •on't
r t e s who are engaged in
it.
i Will F.
C antelon
sat of Mr.
Wm.. .'(`antelon, Clinton, has a well
e:,' ablished drug business on Dover -
$1.85 to $195.
coos, Road; Bert Davis, son of Mr.
Silas Davis, established a business on
Queen - street, • East about two years
.ago and is. doing well ; Ben Rout-
ledge, at one • time clerk in the .store
Of NIr; IL B. Combe, but latterly
•wI,'it a large Drug Co., Toronto, has
just bought out a .business - at Tor-
onto ,Junction, and the first drug
store in West Toronto. and. one of
the fleet in tiae city is' conducted by
Mr. Ii. Cl.' Horton, formerly of f,od-
erich.
CUR ISMIA S . MEATM. .
Our local knights of the cleaver are
making their usual' fine display of
Christmas meats..
C a'5 lc, has t s four'- h!:fors+ fed
"AT HOME."
Mrs. J. E. Ford and her daughters
will, be "At, hone", ' ar V c.,:,y Par,
sonage, t',) their •friends on Friday,
Dec. 29th, from three 1r:) six t;i -the
aft!:noon and from dight - to tree in
the evening.
ONT. ST. C'IIL'RC'II•
The Junior League held a very
sueces'ful entertainment on Monday
evening.
Wn excellentraui was
as
p g
given, the principal pail., ot which
was an 'Interesting Christmas cantata
in which all the Leaguers took parts.
Rev. A. W. Barka: of Seaforth
preached inspiring sermon:► on "Sun-
day, it being the annual l.ducatsional
Sunday. ,
C. M. B. A. OFFIC..I?RS..
At' the meeting of the • C. M. 13, A.
las,' Thursday evening the following
officers wer'e erected for the ensuing
year
' Chancellor, P. 0, Reynolds.
Presidents, I'at.rick Quigley.
1st, Vice, John (`arbert.
2nd .Vice, Jas. Levy.
Treasurer, C. M. -Brown.
Itec,-Secretaey, •Jos. P. Reynolds.
Assistant, John Shanahan; •
Fin.-Seereta_v, J, J,• McCaaghee .
ottani, Wm. 112oxrisb
n.
'Marshall,
D. Flynn..
Trustees, .1). ('rawford,.Matt, Car -
here, ('iris, O'Brien, Joe Blake
and Frank Flannery,
IIOCKEV• CLUB REOR(L NJ/,I:I).
The Hockey ('I'uh was re -organized
on 'Tuesday night with • the following
officers ; .
'Patrons, Rev, .('. E. .Jt'.tkins 'end
IlOn.-President, T, • Jackson,' Jr,
Rev..Father: Dunn, '
Hone -.Vice, I)r, Shaw. •
• lIon,-2nd .Vice, C. T,.. Dowding:
Pesiddent, A. J. Morrish.
1st Vice, II. IlarL'.iT. -
2nd \'ice, Mayor McTaggart.
Sec. -T11 asurcr,.-II. Twituaeli.
:1Lanager, •1'2. Tasker.
• -Committee, A. .:Clarkson, C.
Draper,- ,
c and tiV: Johnson: SOn:
A- team has been entered in• the • O.
by Amos ('arttvright, IiulIett; .one ll... •.A; in. the district. comprising
lteife', fed by Bert ,clef vartha, liol- Clintori, Seaforth, Mitchell, Goderich
musvfJle f;
four pigs fed by 5. (1. and St11ar$"s
castle ; one pig fed by ,T. D. John-
stun three' lambs fed .by .J: Mid- L31;I ICI.F.1J:IIb MEET'
dleton, Jr., a .eaif fed by Fret Wald- • An . enthusiastic -n eetiug of the
roe, London. Road,: and a, 1.1.4,.;e mien -(Huron Beekeepers' Associal:on was
lity of -fowl.
•R. i?itzsimony ie.. Son also have a
tine cxhibiti amongst %tench are <iuc
extra Mine heifer fed . by W. Meh,'w-
on weighing 1260 lbs ;' one heifer fed
by Grab
) 1m Eros:, .1310 ; Dile fed by
Thomas McCloy, ..1120 ;, o n ;'
by John McI'lroy, 1050 ; two fed
by IL Fitzsiipons, 2119 ; One calf ..by
'Thos. Caldwell, • 280 ; flier salmis fed
by Lou Tebtiett, 1311 • each ; 6 hogs
fed by 5:.Oliddon,.• 230 ,,.telt ;" one
hog fed •by W. Rowdcn, 250. In ad:
dition • to this they 'have a; fine as,
sortuient of t(rrkeys, gee o, ducks,
chickens and outer kinds of meats.
J. ,Scruton's display .includes tite
following,: • two yeerinngs fed by,
„lefties .Snell ,• ' Son, weighing 237.0
lbs. ti two hullers fel -by. John
Knight, 2100,; one heifer fed• by ('•
1• indsay, 1050 ; : one calf, , four months
old, 670 ; two :lambs, prize whiners::
at 1'
and on and
T ronin
o fed by '11.
Snell; besides a large quantity of
high class poultry, . •
i held in - t,:tt' council ,chamber on Thus -
.day last. 'Representatives wore pre-
.seet front -, alL• pare, . of the county
c
a 1 the 5. i •
n c . Sit n.,, . ,::..�.
were -t•`•• '
tit int t
{ CoJ
fng..� •
Yrof. • .PeJ':tt, Provincial Apiarist,
it S P ,nt and
gavo
most t stttc
_
ire
addresses on the Bare;and man-
agement • of bees. Ale brought along
a Hive with ` tho .iiiiferent appoint-
ments thereof: 'and demons'.'tate tilt
use of 'the various •contrivances for
the bett'.r Handling of .bees to get
the best - result with the least ex-
penditure of labor. 1'hc, de-
nIonstuatit'iti provc(1 to hu ve:,.• en-
lightening. .
The Secretary; •Mr..Jacob . IIaberer
of "Zurich, was present and 'gave.. a .
report of the cenvention ot, the i'10-
vincials Association in Toronto, which.
he at,';zuled;. •
The Meeting was presided.over bys.
rhe 'president, Mr. Green. .
•.
•There was a' sprink.i.ng of incites
Present, who were as keenly interest-
ed'' in . the proeeedinl,S .as were • elle
Itt.eti.other , 'Meeting in et'ing ,will• tic held later
iii the winter when arrangements
will be made for .the holeiing of dti=
monstrations: during nett'summer.
IlURON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
. A meeting of the medical Hien.: of
the county was held in' Clinton on
Dec. 13th for the putpose:et' reviving
and .:vorganiz,ig the ' Iiuron • Medical
Association, Officers for the ensuing
`year were elected and by-laws. adopt-
ed. •Meetings will be held ' in Wing -
ham, Seaforth, Clodcrich and Clinton
once eve s; three months, alternately.
The. next meeting will b.' held in
iyinghani for whi.':h a good program
is provided. a'
The Association' has been inactive
for about two years, but iit has a
his,s.iry for Splendid work dating
back nearly forty ya_irs. The
programs included the presenting of
'rare or interesting cases, the '•s'adi:ng
of papers, and discussions. on the
lama.
The by-laws of the last meeting
provided for the adoption of a new
schedule of fees based • on those of
other counties in the province. The
' fee's for the County of Huron have
remained the same, . although they
have been raised for several years by
other parr'. It was hilly realized
that thee -price of drugs and the
general up keep of stable, offee and
hoose has nearly doubled- of late as.
has also the p.M'ce of ort'tinary lab-
or. It was therefore felt that for • a
medical man when able to live by
his profession alone it was absolutely
necessary that the fees for the
countyhes'• should be made to correspond
in same measu•r' with ex, Iselin; colt-.
ditionsC and the rates' prevailing else -
WILLIS ('IIt'Re
I I,
On. Sunday last Rev. Dr, • Stewart.
preach,r.l both •morning and evening;
delivering ts,vo mast'erl'y ir,xncons. .
-Before the ,lose of the morning
serviee Dr. . ,Stewart formally re-
signed ..the' pastorate. of . Willis con-
gregation,. a . charge . which he has
held for tsbirty-four ` years. IIe said
ho considered the step necessary ow-
ing -to• the state of his own health,
whiclil would not allow of -his re-
suming. again the labors devolving
upon tlic paetor of a congregation
so • large as that of Willis.
The announcement of the resigna-
Pion of b:teir 41ono•83d pastor was re-
ceived wi th deep regret by the. con-
gregation,
The Sunday school intend holding
their annual Christmas tree in the
lecture room tomorrow evening. •
Rev. Mr. Grant trill preach • on Sun-
day, his scrmot in the evening 'will
be in keeping with the season of
Chris,'inas. The water motor for the
organ, which Is bei tg installed. this
week, will be used for the first time
on Sunday. i'lie se vices will be
(apply musical, as the to?lowing p
gram will show
Morning Service
Hymn 26
Children's Chorus, "Bella of ('hn;t-
masiade.'' Clark
Hymn 558
Anthem "Unto 1's .a Child Is horn,"
Nichol
Children's Chorus, "Star of Ths
Morning," Clark. Solo by I]attip
(1 rag.
Hymn 30
Evening Service
Hymn 34
Anthem "Come Near Ye Nations'
Watson
Soto "0 hest In 'rho Lord" Mendels
soh» Miss Mel or
Hymn 33
Solo "Ile Wipes the 'rear from
I';vtiry l;ye" Lc':• Mr. A. Mit-
chell.
Anthem "'Into Us a Child Is Born"
Nichol Solo by Miss Z. Meuse
Hytrin 28
The News-R%eeor
week go to pass
will next
n Friday,
Bagfield
Mr. and Mrs. Wigle aI Delhi are
guests of the latter's sister, Mrs.
A. Catlieu. - Mrs. Wigle is test
known here as Miss .Annie Stur r,n.
St, Andrew':► .church Sunday Scl1'o,
aro making p'*•parations ;or there
Christmas tree and lritereeinment is
the town hall on Friday evening ot
next week.
A grand .hop will be 'given in the
towna
h ll on the evcming of New
Year's Day by the young people of
the vihago• All who enjoy dancing
arts cordially invited to be present. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Donaldson of
tele Soo are the guests of the toun-
er's parents, Mr.. atut. Mrs. .James
Donaldson of `hayfield.
Mr. Abraham ]3rydges. of 13elgrave
was the guest of h„ sister, Mrs,
W. Brandon, on. Saturday •and Sun-
day, •
111i'. Geo.. ('opeland and son, Masta'.r
Allred, attended the wedding of his
sister in 'lbront':t on Tuesday.
Miss , Lulu Weston 'of Detroit rise
turned Houle on Monday evening.
The humorous comedy, "The'Magie
111i_s_,ar" will he - put on at the. St...
Andrew's concert on -Friday .evcniag .
of next week, in addition Lee} the
o'aer program. ,
11Ir•
Ittibt. ] it
,t isle who left '
,with
1)r Woods • in Sept.
for the
Old
Country . to bring aver • a. heavy .
draught horse, returin,l home. 'cat
Monday evening.` On lib way -acro:*
he ..had d • the ini:5fort'unc . to lose his •
horse, Which Will. be a gr;'.ib less.: -
Ile
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Ile brought with shill a •hackney for
Dr. Woods, which' arrived safely,
More 13ayficyld news .page 1ve.
Dates.
To-night—St. Paul's: S..5. .Xmas
Tree and Enttcrtainnccnt in the town '
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. Friday, . Dec. -22nd✓-Xmas Tree.. ed
Willis S. 5. in the, lecture, room,
Friday, Deo. 22nd—Entaerta!•nmentfin
Londesboro .Presbyterian ohurcie
Friday, Dec. ,22nd,—Entertafnincnt
under atispices
of Auburn
Methodist
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S. S. ie Temperancestall,
Christimas • Night—Ena,irt hireent in.
Londesboro • Methodist church, .
,Friday,: Dec. 29th_
Christmas eu
tertaininem', S!. Andrt+.v's.5.
Town hall, Bayfield.'
YE, SIO IT ONT0M[,
A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE.
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In; Betlrl''hem's. tciwn long' years ag':
\4'as aborti the Icin' 1 Child.
gi l
came ,,the Pas'ser's will to do,..
In manner meek and milk:
outcast shepherds 'first` did lieu:
The angel's Christmas song ,
1"s Heaven it, -,elf descended. near.
To haste 'the message on•.
The Message was fo.r alt mankind With no respect. of. rs'.ate ;
Cind t- Ungs ; 1' ell and free and kiitd
'l'o. still_ the harsh world's hate.
Isis Life prot`•laimed the News Ile Lore;
Ile web, round dtl:ng good.
For needy; sick, hearts sad' and soler.
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Ic was*
true,
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Life and Food.
This message has rung down the years;
A weary world's true cr.icd.
A word of gladness; ;not of„ years,
0! Whorl mankind' hath .need
Be ne'a, doth change. Tho' yet nit-
sten:
IIc's. W th. 1 fis .ser'
ervane.; still•,
And asks that emelt should share Iiis
tet
• Ily' y:gnielding. to Ills Wilt. '
His Will is that tLe poor,. the Sad,
Th,a weary and distressed,
The sick, the blind; and they. who iavd
Should alt . itt Ilint bo blessed,
His •Servants are Iiis place to tukt•,
His messengers are we,
To duJi,es high IIe bids u:5 wake,
'1'O deeds of cha.t+ty.
The world hath- need ot hands and
• heart's
I''ull filled with brothorly [eve,
To give and work -a brot:te.,'s part
For sons of IIim Who", Loi','.
Thc' Christmas ca,'i conies strong end.
clear
"Go for,tt and do My Will"•
Go brighten hearts sick, 'sad and drear,
With peace their 'heai;t>'aches still.
0 ye that wend life's pathway smoo,s:t,
Remember there's the rough
So many troubled soul•, to soothe
Not:: happiness enough.
Ye children' of „ to Incarnate (xc•d,
The spirit of Christmas show,
In helping other's bear there load
Of suffering and woe.
Reward or thanks ? It matters not
Whoe'er shall heat or ire,
The deeds that prompting lover hath
Wrought,
III') :stys, "'They're done for Ml`:.
"Ye.did it into MI::' lie cities
Then let that] motive send
tech one into the world's highways
To seek Vim earl to end,
The sick, the sad, the :sorrowful,
The troubled, cheerless livers,
The downcast, broken, pitiful. ;
ITIS Itepresenta'iives.
The sweet, sit joy that man doth know,
None sweeter cannot be,
Is Christ •theMaster whisp'ring )vase
""4t► did It unto, MI`'.,"
Jeakim,
The News -Record thrives On 3t. Paul's Itee!'ary, e`lintiin.
Co npari'isdn. Chris).nas 1911.
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