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CLINTON
ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 9th, 1905
SALE OF Telle MASON HOUSE.
Mr. Reuben Graben" has boeget the
Mason House from Mr. Robert Mason
the perehase •price being about $5,000,
and Neill get possession on May first
when the lease ()nein Brenderinurger
expires.
THE NORMANDIE AT II0InE.
The At Home given et the NOrman-
die hotel on Friday evening lest was
largely. attended, a number of the
guests corning up from London by
special train. The Citizens bend and
the harpers furnished an abundance
of music and lunch was served dur-
ing the evening.
WILLIS ANNIVERSARY.
The anniversery serviees izt coulee-
tian with Willis church were held lest
Stieday. Large congregations at-
tended both morning and evening, es-
pecially in the p. m. when tee ceura
ch was crowded, Rev. Dr. Stewart
• improved the occasion with two pow-
erful sermonand the choir reflected
good service, Miss K. Browe of G-od-
ceieh assisting, Tee collections am-
ounted to the hendsome sum of
$235.
WESLEY ANNIVERSARY.
• • The anniversary sereices of Wesley
churce will he held an Sunday weee
sernaone will be preached by the Rev.
Themes Manning of. St, Marys. Mr.
•. 'Mannine is one of the ablest preach -
ors in the London Conference and axi
eejoyalee and profitable thine is
anticipated, Special' collections will
be taken up M eid of the building
fend of the church: The choir is pre-
paring a Rood .prograrn of music for
the occa,sion. , Everyone' is cordial'
jetted to be present. '
SUMMER SCHOOL. ' • :
: • The committee appointed • byl. the
Goderich Distriet League Exeeutive
to arrenge for the summer sohool met
iti Gederich on Monday, It was de-
cided to ..hole the summer school at
the - harbor park lin the ..county -town
on Aug, 7-43 inclusive. , A ...program
committee 'Wee appointed 'cc:insisting
of Revg. Grahameand Hazen of Gode
mien, Rev. Birks 'of •Seaforth, Rev,.
: Maiming and • K J Beaten of Clin-
ton. '• Cemmitteen.wete also appoint-
ed no have charge •c•f the advertisini,
'tee grounds, etc. The .executive will
apply to Di Stephenson or Toronto
for a student . campaigner • to visit all
the einirehes in •the district • ihiring
the •month of . June 9,nd stir up et, -
Allusion" in the 'cause of inissioes.apd.
' elSo enl1st the sYhiPathy. said interest
of ehe people in the summer. Nehotl.
by public .addresses • and distribution
'•of literature. The .pebneani commit-
tee will meet in Goderieleon Monday
next. Those desiring a• good sunnier
oeutle.e thisyear 'should...keep the dat-
es of the summer school in mind..
eet/RON lefeESBYTERy 'MEETING.
At the regulak, Meeting of ehePree-
bytery,ear
Teesda,y thefollowing ,wero •• the
. °hid items of inisinees transacted
Eh e "ceding- of. the report on •Sabbath
schools, . discussion on which I was de-
layed 'tell next meeting. ' The reading
. of a 'draft teport On "Church • Life
.and.• Work," welch Wes nedonneitted
.to those rn Charge, ef it with a view
to its completion and trangmission. to
the synod. • The reading of .the 'report
on, Young .People's. Societies, • •which
was adopted: The appointment of
Messrg. .Sniall, Martin and Carrier°,
ministers,.. and. of the representative
elders of. SeafoethenBrucefield and
Vanua as commissioners- to the: next
general. assembly, The. eecoremenee»
tion that eithti: Principal Falconer of
Halifax, or Professor Denny • of Gies-
•'ga•te or 'PrOfesser Kilpatrick of . Win-
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tepee be appointed by .the neet general asserribly to •fin the vacancy een.
lenoe College, Toroeto, caused -by the
death of Prineipal Caven...:Peinessien
wee given to sell the French Presnye
terien .church at Drysdale with a, vi-
ew: to • its removal to 'another • • • site
for use as a Union Sabbath school.
THE OLD FitENCI-1. CHURCH.
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AT.• REASONABLE PRICES
IIAN.D SAWS• • BRAdES •
4:1#ivinn,s '.AIJGE1R, BITS
STEEL. S.4uAngs seriOv DRIVERS
TIVY, SQUARES FLYERS •
RIJLES • • WRENCHES
CHISELS • DRAW KeliVES •
GAUGES• on., STONES
SPIRIT LEVELS OILERS •
COMPASSES •.PENCILS
• SAW SETS
HAND AXES
,CALLIPERS
MARKING GUAGES
• sporm SHAVES
BRAD AWLS
DELT PUNorim
• CENTRE BITS
REAlvinHp• SLEDGES
• *GENU/NE: STANLEY 'IRON PLANES *.
BAILEY PATTERN IRON ?LANES. •
REID'S LIGHTNING AntAcig • -
• -irAnz LIC/HTNING I3RACES.
Just reeelved another 'supple tGa-, STOVE tied NUT 00A1.1
•$8.76 per ten. ..A.rso the Celebrated Pomeroy SOft goal
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HARLAND .13ROS.,
• SToyES liARDWAE'L
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LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat $1..05. -
Oats 35c to 40e.
Barley 40e,
• Butter. 20e.
,Eggs tan
Live Hogs $0.50.
BASKET BALL.
• Beseet Ball is zow the prevailing
gaane et the O. ct. L., and lest week
a club was organized with flioers as
follows:
President, 0, McKinnon
;Sec. -Treasurer, 0, P. Keyes
Captains of Teams, D. L. Cranston,
T. Mustard; C. McKinnon,
• Whiddon, D. •Fraser.
IMPROVING,
Harland Bros, are putting an ele-
vator into their big hardware store
which ambles them to hoist heavy
goods from one flat to anether with
a smeller strain of muscle thee herce
tefor.e. The firm have also made . a
change or acetylene plants, their pre-
sent machine being an improvement
over the one eitherto in use,
THE'PRINCIPAJe• RESPONSIBLE..
A meeting of the Collegiate beard
washeld on Friday evening last,
but little business Was trarnaeted
benitg Placing upon tee principal and
staff the responsibility of guarding
more carefully the propertyof the
school. Spring locks are to be piece
ed epee the doors of all the depart -
meats and it will in future be the
duty of the teachers to see that ell-
• the doors are locked at the close of
the afternoon session,
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A .NEW INDUSTRY'. '
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• It is proposect.eo dcarble .ehe• cape-.
city. �f tee Clinton 'knitting factory
and for that purpose 'several
local -
and one from Pennsylvania -capital-
ists have 'kneed hands. Theintention
is to eeeet new buildirig, equip it
with meto-eate machinery and pet the
•inIdustry in first-class ahape for cop-
ing with. the • increasing demand for
the Weerwell erarel ,Of hosiery, The
conipany . will not accent •a bonus
but- men , ask that ;its bonds he guar-
anteed for e term. •of years. , This
will '. be merely :that a low • Tete ef
interest May be Secured.
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D.EATII OF IVIES. SCOTT, • •
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• lefi'n. • j.emes • Scott, wife of • our
Worthy , postmaster, died"very sud-
denly about eight o'cleck •yesteeday
morning. See had been -.ill the • day
'peeviousle endthe eneeter jind been
in ettendante leefieteene also seenrione
ed during the nfght, 'Mai no fatal re- '
stilts" were feared, Betw,cen seven aed
eight o'cleek on going to the e hed-•
•side the eldest 'daughter fnued. her
mother had cebeen to breathe the
• vital sparlr bad' fled. The awful.' see-
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:the-,grier oethe Stricken . the •
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bereavee hesbandeand 'three children.-:
Mrs. eotte, as a. kindly.. Christian
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temorroer .a•fterneon. . ' • .
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Messrs. W. le. Talbbt and •Jobe
Heiner of the Santee tine, Stanley,•.
I',vete in town Tuesday petitioning the•
• Presbytery of Miran to convey to
them ehe phi French church at Drys-
dale. The •builditig was deeded to the
trustees of the French presbyterian
Chtirch in 1870 , fly Robert .•Drysdale
.fier the consideration of five dollars.
There wee an that time a large Free -
ch . congregation,' but gradually the
•number greva less, some nor • them
• moving to Grand Bend • and others
to Michigan, until now only one of
the original families tamable, Rev.
Carriere was •thejast ,minister in
charge, but henrioVed to Grand Bend
• some years'ago and since then the
church has • been only used\ for Sue -
day sehool • purposes, Mr. • Robert
• Dtysdale has for years been the very
• ("indent superietendent, but as ee liag
• disposed of his business to take up
his abode elsewhere the school Will
find some difficulty in existing* as On-
• ly five of .the scholars live in the Me
mediete distriet.
Messrs, • Talblot•end Horner live a
couple of MikS north, and, AS the
representatives of .the people of their
loeality, they asked that the Presby-
tery .transfer the building ;to thorn.
After 4), lengthy debate this was done
end in a few days the old church
will be moved te Mr. Talbot's' farm
where it will be used for Sunday
school purposes. Mr. J. Delgety has
for SOtne time been coreluctirin a sch-
ool about e Mile and a half from
the. new site of the old church which
It' is understood he will discontinue
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to preside over the S. S. to be form-
• 04.- •Woo also a license inspector.
denriess of her dea.th hes ineeniified
COULDN'T GET THROUGH.
Rev. Mr: Millyfird of Lucknow, who
was announced to preach in the Onta-
rio etreet pulpit last Sunday, failed
to appear owing to a block on the
railway between Whigharn and Luck -
now, which he was unewaee of in
time to drive Across and catch . the
afternoon train on the L. H. •rn 13, at
Wingbam. Owing, to his absence the
pulpit Was filled ny Mr. Beaton in
the a. Tn. and Rev. Manning in the
evening,the former 'occupying Wesley
Pulpit in the p. m. Rev. Dr. Cook
got through to Lucknow by driving
over front Wingliam,
FOR THE WEST.
Mr. A. Incliown is busy ee orders
for harness to be sent to the
Northwest, • The inidere were .received
from former residents of. this part
who • know from experience what a
'thoroughly good article Mr. McKown
turns out. Owing to the rush he
has added Prank Bawden and Fred.
13rown, former employes of the organ
factory, to his staff. The former sp-
ent two years at the trade and is
still quite handy at it, while Fred's
experience at the shoemaker's • bench
enables him to doea lot of stitching
in the course of ten hours4•
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LAros 'PLAY, HOCKEY: . •
.There was a large attendance at
tee. rink on Friday. evening last to
witness the hockey match between the
"Ladles of Clinton and the Ladies
of Winghaire" The game was a geed
exeibition of hocney an the •leilies
play it and. was Watched with emelt
interest by the spectators; •The 110 -
me septette is a 'strong, one and won
•9, somewhat easy . victory, the score.
at the call of time ••being wo to
naught in favor of Clinton. • The
players were ' -• • ' ,
A. Forrester goal , M. King
M. Stanley , point, Te Gilchrist
H. ele0a.tighey c. point M4 Chef
A. Staeley roarer M. Swartz,
L. Hoover . centre E. Cooper
M. Wisemee right Wing M. Ross'
E. Copp . tett .wing M.' McGillivray
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Referee, Miss Johnson, .
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LITTLE 'LOCAL• S:
Mr: E, gett shipeed a melee& of
horses .to .,Wolsoiy, • Asse., this week,
'Mr. Q. J.. Wallis wilennel. two car-
loads to Winnipeg •next- Week; .:
. Mr. Fred.. Busk; a former emplOye,
of the foundry, :hed his right '• hand;
iejured in h planing Mill at Hensel,
the Other day. He in., a; memeer • -
Court Maple Leaf,
Mrs. `Deige who left a ,few enonthe
ago- with he. beshand to take , up
:their . reSidence in Dundee; 'Scotland,.
-Writes . to 1Virs;•0 Olson conveying.
kind regards te•the ft:in.:ids in Clinton,
and. enclosing heather and !leavers.
getheree upon the hills of Auld Sent-
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Oantelen Se Wallis shipped iive.hogs
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to Teton" this week. - • .
On' Friday Mr: E. A. Sperling; of
Seafoith received froth. Mr: A. Home.
er :a ebecnee fot $35 as something to
rireet ehencene bfltwhile•Mn-enparling.
had to lay oft work with pleurisy.. tel
• Mr, Lorne Tyndall underwent
opeeation at the hospital last Weee
rot the • removalof n diseesed vein'
1411." his leg and • is ajovin&ttirig along
well. The injury was the result of an
accident of twenty- yeern ago. •
Ye Old Tirne Conceit elven in the,
town hall on Teurnian evening of. le-
st • week was largely atteeded and
mueh enjoyed. The program showed.
Much • and careful ...preparation.
Rev, .R J M. Perkins M. A., of
tixeter is expected to leeture to the
membersof the A. Y. P. of St.
Peel's • church on Tuesday • evening
next. The public are ineited to et -
tend( es this is an open meeting. eSil-
ver collection • , • • ,
MEETING OF TOWN CJOUNCIL:
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Said one of -the towe coueeillora
at ,Monday night's meeting : "Why
should we not come to. some . agree-
men.t With the Collegiate and Pelalic
school boards whereby we buy, in one
lot :the total' •supply, :In .this way I
believe we could effect a 'saving."
The question wasdiscussed at 'some
length and the • Suggestion will pro-
bahlY be acted . on. •, • -'
•' The :Woodstodk and Lake .11tiron
:Railway Co, wrote the couripil asking
for morai stieport, whieli will be giv-
en, conditionally, The Cerripatty •pro -
Poses to run a • Iine 'from Woodstock
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scope enough 'serene, . , •
.tween Kettle' Point and; Kincerdine,
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Councillor Pottle Said the .fire en-
. gene room slimed be oil :Albert street
• so the engineeemild be easier of adcees.
'Ae . at present; it has ,on occasions
been • round almost snowliorid 'end
. Much value,ble tinie has •been lost in,
.getting it'out. .1 -le reeved. that: a, tom -
mate° ascertain the cot or the pro-
• posed change and report.
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REV. ARCH. MATHESON DEAD.
The death took place at Qu'Appelle,
Asseenon -Monday, Of la,st week •• of
Rev. Archibald Matheson. • Deceased"
was e 'most faithful Worker of the
• Presbytnriafi • Church in Canida, •
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was over 70 yeals• ot age, NUS a re-
tiree mieistet .of the • Presbyterien
Church and went *est from. Clinton
. Sheet thirty years ago, to neke e
place in the mission fields of the
Wese. He has labored at Regina un-
• ceasingly until a couple ef year's ago,
when he was retired, ane Went to Rye
at Qu'Appelle, where hig death took
place, Por Many years Mr. Matheson
travelled through the Regina district
visiting, the missions and doing much
• good for the people. • He founded ehe
missions at rialgonleilitose Plain and
other distriete adjecent to /Wile, in -
eluding the old Crofter settlements
In theIllefTs. 'Perhaps the most gue-
center mission 'founded was at Dal-
gonie, where. the Presbyterians recen-
tly built a now chinch and naMed it
Matheson MthoriaI church, in honor
of the founder of the mission. Many
friends will _regret to hear 01. the dea-
th of tlitis venerable gentleman. Thou-
gh coming originally from the High-
lands of Scotland, the deceased gen-
tleman had lived the greeter part of
his life in Canada. The older cithertS
of Clinton and perticulerly thoeci•of
Willis- church remember him Well.While,
here he carried on the hlaeksmithing
and took a very active interest in
•chureit and Sunday Scheel work. He
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Mr, Chas. Logan' of the Parr Line
ceiebra,teci his eighty-fifth hirthdayi on,
Saturday last., His many friends and
mremeliceitsilsnviee,psy4jeobieboinxewyisshing" that he may
a. ne his mother returned last week
be spared to many years of nealth
visiting the lattee's brother, •Rev.Geo.
from Toronto where they have been
and happiness. •, .••
. Mr: Wilnmre Peek of Babylon Line
of Babylon
spent last week in Seated% as a
•guest ae the homes or her cousins,
Mr. Gee, Bates and his sinter Mrs.
Wm. Patterson. • .•
Miss Mary Jane Marina from Tuck -
eremite Ilea been visiting he cousin,
Mrs. "Rufus Keys, for the past week,
'Messes Thos. Robinson and. Artie.
keys presented their pastor, Ret. X.
A. Miller of Varna, with a load Of
oats onFriday. last from his Goshen
congregation who appreciate his faith-
ful services and heartily wish him con -
Untied •suecess in his labors among
his people here for the doming Con-
ference year.
Miss Maggie Rouatt was the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Nelson keys, one
day recently. ,
Miss Martha Taylor of Port Huron
is spending a few days with her bre-
then, Mr. Wan. Taylor.
Mr. Reid Of Lucknow is visitieg at
the lame of •Mr- James Reid, Front
Road, •
• Miss Lily Duman and her friend,
Miss Duncan 'of Clinton, • and lelr,
Chester Duncan Were the gueets • of
Mr. Harry Peek's.•
• Mrs, L, Clare and her gen Willie
snot Wednesday in SOaforth, .
• A number of the young peeple of
Ong vicinity spent a very enjoyable
evening at the. home of Mr. Mex.
Caleaeron of Ilayileid.
Mr, Wm, RathWell and daughter
Stella, visited Goderieh friends last
Week, ,
Ooderich Township.
Me.• James Connolly, 'ex -president
of the Western Dairymen's • AsacCia-
tion, spenteagt week in London,
Woodstock, -Ingersoll and Teta niburg,
in the interests of the Asgocietion.,
This week he goes to -recent° to fie
tervtew the IVIinister of , A gricult tie
on the work of the Assoeiation tor
• the earning year.
• Mr, Den. Eckmeir of, Clinton, Ain,
had been attending to Mr. S. Rath -
well's stock dining the lather's
ness, paid a business visit to elteel
the past week but is now back again.
• Mrs. Vielliera Turner of the Varna-
• Reed is iniprovien in health.
• Mr. • S. Rathwell, who has been
conened to Ins home since November •
last, was Able to be out on Mon-
day' and celled upon his neighbors.
•Misses Flossie and Mamie Perdue
were visiting a,t Mr. E. Rathwellig
an Saturday. Miss Mamie is now
visiting her aunt,. Mrs. J. Donaldson
of Benfield. '
• We hear that Mr. Andy. Stinson of
the Front Road, Stenley, has bought
the farm on,' the Bayfield Line occu-
pied for several years by My. Jernes
Johnstone. ' . •
Miss Minnie Campbell, who was vis-
• iting on the Bayfield Lille for three
weeks, leaves on Wednesday for Eth-
el. • ••• • •
Coles choir gave an •eyster supper
at Cole's; Bayfield Lige, on Thu-
rsdey evening last and hada eriost
• enjoyable tirne.
Mr, Edward.Marshall ente'rtnined a
feW of their friends on ,Friday evee-
irig :end a most enjoyable
time was spent : •
• Miss Edite Rathwell spent last
week with her eosins, the • Misses
Mebel and Annie . Rathwell.
Miss Sophia ' Linesay and Miss Eve
Steehensee spent a towdays recently
et Mr. Alex, Welsh's,
Mr. •Hanley of the 91h concession is
breaking in his Sago, colt. Hendee
is justly. proud .of it for it promieee
to be a geed driver,
Mrs. Robert • Colelough, 'who has
been • suffering from neryous prostra-
tion, is slowly recovering. •.
• Willie and Miss nottie PaNu-:
her spent last week at Mr. 'Reber!
Coleletigies; '
Mr.• Jolla den, is .busy &wog ti e
Material. reedy 'tor his earn
Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Cook of Lecbure•
Wore guests or Mrs. William- .Cecie of
the enth, cen. on Sundaye • .
On Tuesday' of last week' Mrs.: Geo,.
Johmeten passed away at the 'ripe ane
of .ninety nets, having suffered e par-
alytic stroke' enouna Week before. ezi
Spite of her advanced age"' the eerier-
alble lady had ben elle to be about:.
till a Month: ago. The . deceased'. was
born in Canada and had beenen rein
dent of °redone.'" township the grea,t-
er part of• hcr life, livieg dr: ttnie
the • time of Goderich before • re.
moVine here. . She leaves tine children
large reember of grandchildren. and
• several , greet-gramichildren. Her chi
ldren are Henry, Charles, Geeing arid
Robert; or Getioriee totenshipe 'Alex-
-ander,. or Tort Hindu ; Dasidion_
• ef Goderich township eMrs.• Nixon; ef
Lecknow• ; Miss 'Anne, who was living
,owt141,Thotheedro:. mete •., ter, .and 111• 7. .•..eel• :Crean
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4Ohnrn. •.
, was relieve& last
Sunday morning, his pulpit being fill-
ed by Rev. Mr, •McCaule Supreme pa-
pety Chief Rieger for the :Indepen-
dent Otner of Foresters,: Mr. Mcenul
was pastor et one of the Presbyter -
ten churches • Toronto for maey
yeaes, but owing te broken down
health •had to get ;nit in the • fresh
air.. He is now reeaining his health
and. preaches nearly every Sunday.
He gave us a fine address right to
• the point, both morning and evening,
taking' -Rev. T. B. Coneland's puipit
•in the evening, Mr,. McCaul will ' he
in the neighborhood this, Week and
will reach to the Foresters • on Sun-
day night next in the Presbyterian
churebe at -which servicea olleettoe
will be taken nor the eel of the For-
esters! Orphans Home. ,
The funeral of the late Mrs. Sam-
uel. •Seott took 'aelaccrefroni her late
residence in Aubure en auesday. The
funeral was very barge, ,Eor ie. addi-
tion to the eitizens who showen the-
ir respect to the memory of the de-
parted, • there were present friends tr-
om about Walkerton, aniong whom
were her ,:parents; Mr, and Mrs, Jo -
es, and Many of the deceased's bre-,
thcrs and sisters. Mr. and Mrs.
Jones .and family arrived from Wal-
kerton en lelonday night. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. J. L. Small
and followed by a Mtge number of
syntpathizing friends to Ball's ceme-
• tery for 'interment. Mrs. Scott wak
thirty one years of age and is sur.
vived by her husband and infant son.
• The village and community exteed
their deepest sympathy to Mr. Scott
itt his double affliction as he himself
hag been laid up for eight weeke
with a broken limb tillable to do
anything, but We hope will soon be
around again.
• Misses Maud eel! Gertie Fereusen
returned home from the .Nile after
visiting their sister, 1Vita. Snider, for
,a few weeks.
Mrs. John Mole returned home fr-
om poebester last week from visit-
ing a few • months with her 8011,
David.
Quite a large crowd went to Lon-
desboro Monday night to visit ,the
R, Pr. of T. at that place.
Mr. Sdanis and the Misses Whitley
and Brigham of Londesbero Sunday -
IA at /Wheal. ,
11.1r. el. Bone and Mrs. Ilielde of
Hesfrelers Visited Mende around Ai. -
burn retently.
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Bnylield. •
Mr. aed 1Vins. William Stinson of
Stanley entertained a number or the
young people of this village on Tues.
day evening wben quite en, eujoYable
evening leas spent.
Mr. Ben S'peneer Jeff on IVIonclay for
Elmira to work on the Glade"; ich and
Guelph line or the 0, P.
Captain Johe -Ferguson returnede to
Cleveland last week after spenneng
the winter with eis parents.
Mr. H. Drehrearm was in Toronto
and London this week on business,
Mr. Chance Donaldson of Thessalen
speeta few dens in the villeee last
w e with his parents.
Judge Holt of Goderich held Divis.;
iou Court M the village on Tuesday
Two cases eame up for eearizig, that
of Thomson vs Robinson on an actioe
for stalls. Judgment -reserved, The
next eaci" wge that of Or vs Slack,
for wages. Judgment for plaintiff,
each to pay their own costs.
A very interesting meeting er the
Fernier's Institute wee •held here lase
Friday afternoon and evening when
Dr. G. IL Reed of Georgetowe and
J. L. Warren or Acton gave two very
interesting 'addresses. A program
was protected for the cv ming meeting
by .the Woman's Instit,,te. -Quito a
largo number turned ottt to each.
'meeting.
ten -cent social will be held in
the basement of St. Andrew's chureli
on Friday evening wider the auspices
or the cheir. -
, .
Kipper*.
,
Min' Alan: has returned from Lon-
don where shewas visiting 'her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Webber. , • -
• Mrs, J. B. Dinsdale, • who is quite
well a.gairt and daughter Hannah, sp-
ent a few days last week, with her .
•mother, Mrs. 'BLitt Of lIec all
: Many of the Northwest visitote have. •
either gone or aregoing Last week
elessrg. 'Joseph Ifaevey and Macdou-
gall left and • this Week Men. J. .
rnour 1 (nee Miss M. Maedonale) is •
,
Mr, S, Therepeon Jr, Of Hey' . has
nmeed to his new farm that rlielonged .
to the fate •Phomas Penfourel on the. •
3ril coecessine of Stenley. •
,
, Mr. Peery of Croderich towesbin. .
4,3.11101Tc) to his now terin on the n •
Lendtie Road, Teeeersinit'n. which fore.
timely belonged - •Mr: eireavfere.
- • The Rev...Mr. Martin. -ot.E'keter pre- ,
ached in the •,Kipeen and Ililligreen •
•PeesbYterian • churches last ,Sunday.
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• ,West Iruckersmith,
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. Miss' Hattie Walltee •of Stratford is .
:th,e neese.ot her uncle, 'Mr. R. Rain- . •
ey, end other friends.' ' •
Miss' J, Bell of the second conces-
sion has been, .the guest of Mrs, '0, •.•
Junor for a few dayg. • • •
' -Ine.- Ainog,.. traveller for the 'Wood- •
eteek Wind Motor ,Co., is again ivak,
ing his rounds itt this vicinity. •
• •Mre. .1. Sbipley and Miss May Dix-. •
'en eireetennfeer--dnye --of-the-past- would
et the: lormer's old home near Win- .'
Mr. Thos..0"Brieri has been -very • eee -
101e; on •Saturday last his life being .•
despaired of A phi,agc.. for the bet- '
ler has taken pleee and he is .now :
lowly lrnpiovrng• • • •
Mr. Fred. Nett has had an attack
:of la geippe.. • ' ' • '
W• .0 LeedsReorieleft last ween"
•fet•the •Paciec,elope on a prospecting • •
leur With the,view of mierating if
'conditions meet, with .his a,peroval. •
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• • Porter s
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A• sleigh load or young people from
:around . here went to Mr, John . A. ,
C's and spent the evening. in games ,
and
Eva..' Cooper ineet' Saturday
and
ntootnh.er. am,iise‘ thente
. . .
d Sunday .with her mother 'in
c , . •
, Mester :IIa.tvey and Miss 'Lillian
Potter haye• been sick -dill: the cold•.
Inaster Feed. liblliott',.,nye the topic
Friday night at .Beehee League,
•Wiss Cressie• Elliott 'led the meeting.
in the absens.e of Rev. Snell; •• • , •
Mb': Dan. Glidden has bought 9, Colt"
rising three from Mr. W. Clarlk. Ee
lost e heitee lately and lia:s bought • '
Ignngeinvne
eite flaididtosus
placiee
• mehoiri-
Mrs. David Cox is visiting •- rela-
eyes at Stratford at preeent, • •
0. O. C. F. had their meeting
Thursday evening when they got two
new menaberS, Some or HolmesVille
eouncil were visiting them. After the
routine bushices was traiisacted, lun-
cheon Was "served in' the hall. The
Friends contemplate genie, to Ho1.
mesvine some of these nights.
Mr. Geo: Vanderburg hae just gOt
in a, hew crate of white •dishes and
any one wanting dishes cheap should
have a look at them. •
• The chimney of Mr. G. Vanderbur-
gli's store caught fire t Priday
• afternoon and only for the timely
assistance of Seonie, Men it might ha-
ve done much damage, •
IVIr. •and Mrs., W. Weston and fam-
ily visited in oite vidinity on •Sim -
day. •
"Mr. O. W. POttat is geneng up • his
supply of summer wood. •
lefessrs. Bete and Leslie Cok are
cutting wood it. . Colborne. •,
There is a lot of telk itheut a
tellephone around here just now..
Mr, Daniel • Glithlon has -sold his
• two-yoar-old hackney colt.
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Mr. Wm, Youitgelut Of the .block
h'; on the sick list at presmit.
Albert Wilkins was also laid t.'„)
week.
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