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ANOTHER ROADMASTER.
Owing, it is said, to en. accident oft
the Winton.' to Kincardine line
ch resulted in the destruction ' of a
Snow plow, J. Henry, roadMaeter,
has been removed and the pbsition is
now filled by L. Polder of Palmer-
ston.
A PULPIT EXCHANGE. • •
Next Sunday Roil. D. Cook will ex-
ohangeettilpitk with Rev, J, Holmes
of Bth lyfor whom he will preach
missionary Sermons. Oa the follow-
ing Sunday Rev. M. IVIcAllister of
Aylmer will Preach in the Ontario
street church on behalf of the educa-
tional .1und,
TO BE PROTESTED.
The politioel atmosphere in West
Huron has not yet cleared, a protest
beefing been entered against the re-
turn of M. G. Cameron, This will
not he pleasant news for :certain
"practical" politicians who were very
active in Mr, Carneron's interests
during the• last week of the campeign.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral of Mrs. James Scott
took place from her late residence or.
Frida3s-alternoen-laete thoSee.
Who attended were ;the teaphing etan
and Members of the• board ofethe C.
I. Mr. Scott having been ehateman
ot! the board for sevaal years.: The
servites at house and graveside were
condubted by Rev. Dr, Stewart and
the pallbearers were R. J. Cluff, W.
Coats, J. Houston, D. McCorvie, R.
Holmes and G, Swallow.
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ItIONDAY EVENING'S CONCERT.
The concertto be given uext Mon-
day evening, under the auspiees
the Oildfellows, promises to be. one
of the very best of the seasere; the
foliewhig four eitists from Toronto,
Hamilton And Detroit furnishing ' the
program-: Harold JarviS, tenor, De- •
troit ; Mrs, Calder Leonard, soprano,
Detroit ; Miss Agnes Dunlop;- con-
traltee Hamilton ; Miss Grace Merry,
elocutionist. Th4e ageereseatiote of tal-
ent ought to seehre a crowded 4otr4O,
so that t, 'Would •be.': well. to secure
Sue 'seats 's early. ,
LIBERAL :GIVERS:
,•Tlie ..'anniVereary services held in
connection with 'Wesley eluirth were.
as successful as the: anticipations of
the most sanguine" leeked for. The
attendance was large,: both Morning
and evening. The preacher of the day •
was ,Rev. Thos.. Maeningeof St, Marys
'whose discourses were much enjoyed.
He, is a bread minded. 'mart and an
attractive. speaker. The choir, al -
Ways efficient, excelled itself. And
the cellecteons amounted to the . very
y hands.ofrie sum' of .$700, of 'which the
. largest 'single 'contrilnutioh was e$74
people of Wesley churthehave eIwars
given by the Ladies' Aid, The 'good'
'been liberal' givers and: never fail to
respond liberally to any appeal '• for
tends for church. purposes. -
'THE :GAME 'A DRAW.'
.,The hockey match •playedin the Inc -
al rink on Friday eVenbig last bee
tween' the '``Ladies of 'Cliateen.nnd the
'Ladies .,of Gpdeeieh," resulted:in a
dra,w, .each- town :Winning ettee
•Tit.e. game, -which wes Witnessed' bY•
quite a •number• Of spectiatere, Was. a
fair exhihiticin of hockey' as ye: girls
play. it. There were no canualittee to .
report. The :players Were : • •
Clinton • • 'Goderieh
A. Forrester • goal' L. Ncvillc
M. Stamley •, Point B. Harris
11. McCaughey c: point J. IVIacdonald
A. Stanley rover X. Babb,
C.. 'Copp centre D. McLean
L. Coatis right, wing.. I. Thereto
L. Hoover. right Wing A. .Craigie.
Referee, A. Meiver, Goderich.. . •
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HAND SAWS' BRACES
AUGER BITS
SCREW DRIVERS
PLYERS
WRENCHES..
.ratAw KNIVES
• OIL STORES
OILERS .
PERCiLS
SPOKE SHAVES
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REAMERS SLEDGES
GEN/YIN/11' 'STANLEY IRON MANES
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RED'S LIGHTNING nitit,ots
YANKEE LIGHTNING BRACES,
Just received another simply EGO, STOVE mid 14 COA14
$6.76 pet ton. A.Iso the Celdloated Pomeroy Soft Ooal
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STOVES • • HARDWARh •
'ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.
On Monday. evening anothet of the
pioneers pasned away in the •person
of Mrs. IVIeCistughey Sr. who ho been
a citizen of Chetah for the pest
three years. :No. painful disease made
her last days and hours long ' and
wearisome, but gradually the physi-
cal nmehinery wore out and she pass-
ed peaeefully into the better ' world.
She was a native ot Yorkshire, Eng -
hied; but tame ' to Canada when quite'
young. The Nanny settled in Peel
county where the stOjeet of this .obit-.
eery notice weft married to James'
McCaughey. Shortly. afterwards Mr,
and Mrs. McCaughey came west to
ifullett and took up tot 26 on the
Gravel Road,, which from the *tok-
en forest they converted into a well -
tilled farm, There Mr. McCaughey
died twenty-eight years ago, hut
the farm is atilt owned by the fam-
ily and Is at present occupied be a
eon -in -late of deceased, Mr. William
Taylor. Thnee years ago Mrs. Mc-
Caughey took up her ahode in alit-
towhere she continued until the end
came, She is survived by two sons
and two daughters: Mrs. M. T. Me -
Gowan of Munich, Minn.; J. J. Me-
Caughey, Clinton Mrs, William
Taylor on the old homestead ahd
W. P. IVIeCaughey of Luck -
noel. She was hutch esteemed for her
her many virtues by a wide circle of
friendand greatly beloved by the
members of, her•family who tenderly
cated for het in her deelining yeas.
She' was a deVetit member of the
Roman Catholle church. 'The funeral
took place yeeterday ferertooti to St
Jogepli's chureli wheee high Maas was
celebrated by Rev,. Father Pensorin-
eault after whiph the eorteso pro-
teeded to the R. C. :cemetery in Hut -
lett. The pallbeaters were : Richard
Blake, Charles McIntosh, James Rey.
bolds, MAW Kelly, Jetties Mare
and Harry Cantelon,
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'WILLIS CHURCIL
Rev. • Dr. Stewart exelioneed pul-
pits with Rev. Mr. 1/evi41ent Of Var-
na last Sunday.
The newly -doted elders will be or
ordained on March 26th, not on the
19th int " as Was announced.
PLAYED IN STRATFORD.
On Monday afternoon tworinks
from our 'curling dub played in Strat-
ford where they spent the evening
very pleasantly. Very ,true they were
three points short of winning, • hut
then the principal joy Of curling
not in. out -pointing yohr opponents,
but rather in the comradeship of kin-
dred sports. The Clinton rinks eon-
sisted of :
1-W. J., Stevenson, A. 'Porter, E.
M. McLean, W. Spalding.
Johnstone, J. W. Shaw, N,
Fair, W. Jackson.
THE LOCAL MARKET., •
Wheat $1.05,
Oats 42e.
Bley4e.
Eggs 16c to 17e.
Butter 17e:to 18e.
Live Hogs $5.75.
Hay $7,00,,
Dry -wood- $2.75.- -.-
Green wood $2.50. •.
Speaking to The News -Record yes-
terday- Mr. S. H. Smith said : "At
the present time this • is the best
reaeket on math for grass cattle. I
don't know of another, place Where as.
high prices are being paid,"
Cantelon & Wallis and R. Fitzsi-
mons & Son shipped live hogs this
week, the former •to Toronto and the
latter to Petrolea.
LITTLE LOCA.O.
• .Mr • Josh. Cook has bought the htis
and dray .business from : Messrs.
Moffatt and Ker od• rented the
stable .of Dr. Evans Where • he: '.hrte
telephone :Connection. He is • enet-
getie a,nd ettentive entL. ought to cle•
The Royal Tempters and a feWe
lilted' guests spout last evening very
pleasantly, hrizng' a Lio aeial' ar.d.
progressive flinch • per ty :in ' the hell.
,
Mr. Lorne Tyndall, who under
went an operation at the hospithl, is
improving rapidlY and expects to • be
able to 'rehire Imme ibis week.
Basket ball is now the pOpidar ga-
me • at . the tellegiatepractice is
daily indulged in and .a match with
the Goderich 'Collegiate , is'expeeted
ere long -
DEATH OF MRS. WALDRON.
'Mes. Thomas, Waldron Of the Len-.
dew Road had • been •im per health
for sonic months and last •week • un-:
•dervient 'a serious surgical operation...
.The OP,efatten was successfully per7
fernier!, but effiel,'ColiiplicetterTS-Offe
sued to whieh she Suc,eurnbed oh Sun
day Men." Waldron • was • a
_woman .of,a trulye_chrietien,:cheracte.
.er and . superioe' intellectual aitiain-
tnents. She Wes much respeoted ite
the community in Which. she lived
:for so Many yeers and the heartfelt
sympathy ,of alt;goen ditt to theleerea
,yeel. family. Mrs., Walsleonewas' horn
six1Yet1ree years.ea:go in the county ot
'Frontenites • where: . her nged pesentS.
still Jive 'Hee heehand and foni
chilchen surVive: Goeslon, 'who lives.
in Toronto, ; Frederick and Ehza' on
the homestead -,:and Byron, who is at
preemies iii. Bluellelds, Central .Araeris
ca. The lartely-attendedfuneral took
place yesterday afternoon to 'Clieton
cerneterY,, the setvieen at hOuse. and
graveside being conducted. •by Rev. It
A. •Miller f Varna,- the -deceased hav-
ing been:a member of the Methodist
church. it 13rueefield. Among the
mourners were her huelsend: and two,
nonse two. brothers', John Longwilh
of Sernin arid Christopher .Lengwitli
tif • Kingston, and Robert. 'Fair of
Kingston a brothers1n-laeOe • •
DEATH OF BEN.' WEBB-SR.
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Shortly after ,one o'eleeki. on Mon-
day 'Me. Ben, . Welk Sr. crossed ' to
.that 'hotline from whence nee traveller
ha e retained; his departure. adding to
the ; ynet number who have dropped
oil suddenly byreason of heart. dis-
ease. I:le had been engaged in prun-
ing trees during the forenoon, and it
:in thought that the 'exertion was too
much for him .for all it ence,he'thr-
eve up his hands and fells Mr.,10ipor;-,
'go :Marshall, in , whose garden her had
be,eri employed, ran • to hie ageistance,
but death' came .alretist instantly, •
Mr., . Webb Was, leern in Essex, Eng-
land, sixty-seven Years. ago, • In liis
youth he •beettrie a •ealler reel saved
"before- the mast" for twente-one
Years during which time he sailed ar-
ound the world four times. Ile Las
been in 'China, Japan, 0.100 releq,
"Australia, indeed iti very many parts
of. the world bordering upon the•gte-
•oecaiik and had a collesetioft of
soevenirs from many of the eountrlee
he had {Visited. Ile came to tlenetla
lit 1807 and resided Pendiroke,
this provieete for five years, loathes
in Clinton in 1872 and. this town has
ever slew been his place of abode;
Ile was ah'itdustrieue man of Whom
our eitizehs spoke familiarly as "Old
Beik," to distinguish him trout his
son "Young Tien" who served in the
South Aitken war. Mr. Welk was
for some years a 'member of the
Sons of England and the Maceskees,
but not being much of a soefety man
lie son1e thne since severed his con-
nectien With 'those orders, Ile is
survived by his wife and se'Ven child-
ren : William, Ben. Jr. end Norman
of Clinton, Mrs. Robeen of Mt, For-
est, Mrs, Casemore of Manietictite,
Mick., Mrs. G. Polson„ Perin, Ohio,
And Mrs. L. Miller of Detroit.
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BOWLING COMPETITION.
Mr. W. Moore of Stratford has do-
nated to the Clinton, bowling club a.
eopy of the 4‘111story ot the Scotch
1:enviers' Trip to Canada." It is a
handseene vellum) and is to 'be the
property �t the nember who wins in
a points competition to be held next
week,
NEW LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.
The license commissioners tor the
three ridiugs of Huron have been ap-
Pointed and axe as follows • ,
West Huron -Thos. Churchill, Math-
ew Lockhart, T. E, Durnin.
East Nuron-john Shannon, James
A. Strong, John Cardiff,
South Huron -Peter Douglas, Jose-
ph. Delbridge, Joseph Canning.
A BIG DEMONSTRATION,
Mr. Peter Cantelore secretary of
the Orange Ledge, has sent anti ine
vitastioes to all the Lodges in the co-
unty tuvitiug them .to celebrate next'
12th Of Ji,ly in Clinton. The pros-
pects are, that there Will be a great
gathering of members of the order
from a large radius. A gentleman in
Stretford writes that they will likely
forego a demonstration in that ' city
this yea!: .and turn 1 and help Clin-
ton.
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THE CHARGES WITHDRAWN.
A short Aline ago charges , of mis-
management, °tee were made, against
the keeper of the House of Refuge and
on Tuesday the county council , cont -
met at the Waverly House to
inquire into the matter. Among those
present were : •• e
Warden Miller ' • .
Couneillers Spackman, Currie. and
Lamont '
• Inspector Torrance' •
TPallsYtsiicinasnpesethaoiN•VW. Coats.
The only witness' •called wa,s the
complainant whe admitted that his
Charges were unwarranted • and with-
drew them, and on expressing regret
foe having made -them, the :matter
was allowod to drop.
HORSES FOR 1VIANITOBA,
On Moriday, atter:neon Ur- C. ' .H•
Wellin stat ted for .Manitdisi with two
ceelciads of horses They were:. 'about
the best lot that. has left here for
years; • • their average weight.being fr-
om .1500 to 1700• pounds and the price
paid by Mr.. Wallis ranged liOm. $165
to $210., They . were, hought from :the
10110 wing , parties i' • • • •
Andrevi Dunkin,. . Stanley
• 'Jos. Mosiep, • " •
Thos. Beewnett; " •
Whilarn Rathwell'
• Edward Johnstone,. "
John
M. McNaughton, " ' •
• Alex's. Innes, (2)'
. Fred, Waldrop,
Arnistrong•,
,Forrest, ,
Daniel Stevens; sllulleti
• 'S, Brown; .
E . Ball, • .
Tiplade. • ' •
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:Qaorge Pickett, Clinton*
; James Stevens, • "
Abe. Fisher, . •Colluirife
Chas BFfisolieglile„
Tho s,
Jake Ellsley,
Milloy, • _
•. A. Pepper, Tuekersniith
P. 1VIennon;'.
S. Emmerson,Gode.riChrp
T. Battles,..• "
P. Maloney, ' • Dublin
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John Ewing (2); Grey. •
MrlArallti, ha e been in the West so
often with horsesthat he knows the
Marketpretty well and is thus enab-
led to 'handle his stink te the best
advantage : • '
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Stanley TOwiship,
The , ease of the Huron and Bruee
Loan. Company Vs, W. Evans of • the
Sauble Line, whichwas teied in
High Court of Justice • t'ecertilser
ladt, was decided on Sateseay in fa-
vor of the defendant, . Ain eosts;
*which vih1 anaount to between *600
and *700 against the plaintiffs. This
cape arenseds much interest thrdugh-
out the township and th'e verdict
has been received with great satis-
faction. The foaming worthy men
gave evidence in favor of 1VIr. Evans:
Robert Snowden, Geonge Devear,Sare-
tiel Sterltng, James Specimen and
Thos. Nicholgon.
Mr. Alf. Scotehmere has sold his
farm on the Bro*nson Ltne to his
brother Robert, who has already ta-
ken possession, Alf. intends going to
Assitiaboia with his brother Pted oa
the 22nd inst..
Mr. James Campbell has sold his
farm to John Scotehmere who getk
possession the first of -.April. Mr.
Campbell• intends reting ili Bay-.
field, J.
Mr. W. Mossop left last week with
a load of horses for 1Vfoosmin, Assa.
Mr, Rot. Greer has been under
the weather the past .week with in-
flueriza, as has .alse Albert'MeGee,
Illoth are nay on tho yay to re.
covey, •
Mr, W. J. Stinson spent last week
at Ripley on the lookout for cattle,
The Misses Fee of Zurich spent the
Past week at the home of Mrs. Geo,
Dewar.
British merchantS and manufactur-
ers complain of the advance InP Caiia-
dian freights.
A conspiracy Was disCoVered In
Korea to induce the Emperor to re-
Plidiate the JaPatese convention.
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Rev, Mr, Da,vidson was visited re-
Oently by members of his congregat-
ion who presented him with aiblunpez
load of oats which the good pastor's
horse is enjoying. Mr, DavidseIn mu -
eh appreciates the kindness of hie
people. Messrs. J. .W. Johnstone and
G. W. Elie took an active part • in
getting the load together.
Mr. Alex -Mitchell has returned bo-
la after spending a few days with
Whitechurch friends.
Mr. Andrew Dunkin was in Clieton
on Monday delivering a: tine horse
which he sold to Mr. C. II. Well's
and has bee tt shipped to Manitoba.
Mr. Dunkin was Paid a fancy figure
for the animal,
Andrew Stinson has engaged with
Mr. Hayter this week. • •
Mrs, J, l3arber, who has been spen-
ding the past fiye months et her fath-
er's, Mr. T. Keyes', returned to her
home in Orillia on Monday,
Mr. •, T. Stinson and his daughters,
Misses Lizzie and Susie, spent Sun-
day at R. 1VIcl3ride's, Goetten,Line. •
Mise H. 'Weed returned horne •on
Thursday.
.Mrs. Secord has moved to Mr, J.
Wards' where she intends spending the
remaluder of her days.
IVIrs.
W. Cook left. for California on
Mondakeweek-and- she wes accompans
..ted by her sister, Miss M. Hugill.
1V1iSs Maggie Reid of 13rucefield • Sp-
ent Sunday under the parerital roof,
Miss A. Beatty returned home on
Tuesday after • spending the past two
weeks in Listowel, •
Mrs. James Keyes, Parr Line, left
for. • Mitchell on Monday vvhere• she
intehdi
de spending a couple of weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. R. Boyce.
Court Varna 'C. 0. O.. -is makins
rapid stride this winter, no less th•
an fourteen new names having been
added 'to the mernhershiP roll. An
this has been done without any aid
'whatever trete any of the, S•ocietY'r.
organizers, ' but in dee to •the vigorous end , persevering canvas made11)
.Messes. R, Keys and A. B, Stev-
ehson who spent many bye' n. the
good work, There are. new fifty-eight
nienibers • in geod standing on eht
eel', Mr: G. R, Keys is now 'serving:
his ,lourtii term ,as Chissf Ranger. It
is worthy of note that theill;n Court,
Varna has been fitheen years in ex-
istence it has not yet lost a memhee
by death.
If you see it in The News -Record,.
Mts. ' S. Q. Rarthwell returned to her
honi in Gorrie. on Thereday. • .
• Vies A. J. Keyes 'is 'spending. thii,
week at Exeter with her brother,
Mi F Keyes
: Mr, Alfred Johns Spent, last weet
'with his • sister,. Mrs. H: G: Hutch,
,• ings .of Goderieh toweship:,
•• Mr. *F., ..KeYes 'Exeter slier ' Fri-
day and Saturday at his father's, Mr.
J, Xeyeg% • •
• Miss "Emma Reid- spent •Sunday un
ilEthe parentaleresote--e, = -: •
Mr. 11; G. stletehings 'wa,s in Varna
on Monday. • . _
fluilett:;Tournshiii:
Mr. John .F. Dale entertained a
number: to a danclg party one even-
ing last weck• • •
Mr. Theft -ins Dayment and wife arc.
spending a few days •with Mr. 'Jet
• PaleYeillseegl,Mbr 'Green celled. .on: a numbei.!
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in the 'vicinity last Week. •
. Prayer Meeting : was held at Mi
.Therrias.Livingstene's on, Tuesday e'-
ening
Mr. Thoinas Teemier is 111 Vers
.!)136frIy
.5iss111e.r.earet ..21CCoel .SPCnt.8•
day her sister; Miss Lily of 01-
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Mr. and Mrs. R. 'Carter epent
few days with friends on the Herne,
Ro. ad this Week, , . • ,
• Mr. . WM. Stevens will repreeen:
L;ohdesboro Home Circle atthe anim-
al meeting • of the Grand Circle in
,Guelph this week, ' . •
•aed Mtn. Thos: E. Matintre
sent Sunda Y with Clln.ton frielidee
Mrs. Andrew . Keys of Babylof
Line, whohas been. speeding the .past
three months with her sister, Mrs
Thompson of Chicago,. is etpectes
horhe en Thursday of this week
.Mr. Rieliard Ildbliesen of the Gosh
en -Line- left on. Tuesday for Souris
Mane where he intends spending, tile
summer. menthe. •
A sleigh load of young people
from Goshen: and Babylon Lines, sp-
ent a very enjoyable evening as goestS at the hon e of Mr. Wellington
Pee near Zurich. - •
Mr. and Mrs, John McKinley of tlis
Goshen Line spent Thursday ,and Fri-
day of last Week as guests Of th•
latteris Mother, Mrs. John Combo)
of 1V1eKi1lop.
Miss Annie .1Vlooney from Virden
Man., who has been visiting with re,
Wives in this vientity, for the past
two months, left last week to visit
friends near Toronto and will this.
week leave Toronto with her cousin,
Mr. Riehard Itoliinson of Goshen Liige
for her home in Manitoba, '
Mr. James 'toward from Drysdale
was a girest at the home of Mr.
William Stogdill of Goshen Line one
day recently. •'
• Mr. and Mrs. Milian Bates of God.
erfell 'visited .at ihe home of Mr, Matt-
hew Bates on Sunday and Monday.
1Viiss Stella Ilathweil eiltertained
few of tier Meads on Thursday `dveri
Ing last,
Miss Vitra& I'Vebs ter spent Sunday,
atI the home of Mr.- Janres Reid.
Mr. R. Peek and Miss Einem, Peek
spent a few days • in London last
whfeelk;:is Maggie Roualt spent a few
(Ilya- list week at the bowie of Mr,
Edward Johnstone,
Jo4111°118s7osn.. ' IPelefetrn PWaerdicneresdaanyd °Utile-
.
ton, North Dakota,.
Miss Flossie Attwood of Clinton
eisited her parents on Saturday
la-
st.
Ur. David Leech is attending the
assizes at Goderleh this week as a
itI'rYril.land MMrs. James Ferguson left
•
on Tuesday for Port Dover."
Miss Lonna Erwin spent a few days
in Clinton the past week.
The young mewl° of the yillage held
an "At 'Herne" in the town hall cit
Monday evening and spent the even*"
ing enjoyably ni genies and dancing: •
Mr. Peter Ker and Mrs. 1-1. Ker of'
Chatten were the poste of the lat.
ter's sister, • Mrs, II, Darrow tt, few
days, this -week.
Mr. William johnSton of Wingharn •
visited *ends • in the village this
week, '
Mrs. Bailey is visiting friends in
Seaforth at present.
This week we are called upon -Id-
• record the death of one of Bayfield'
most highly respected citizen In the
person. of William J. 13randor:, wbQ
departed this life on. Thursday list.
Deceased, was born Sept. '20th, 1804,
•in the township of East Wawanoeli.
In -1892- he -MarriedeCithariae Brydg7;
es, wisci with four noes survive'him
Deeeased had been in liner 'teethe
for the' past two yeast, hut not lied:
feat until on March 5th when he was
taken deem by la grippe anti being
unable, to take nouriniunent he sue- •
cumbed, on Thursday . evening at sev-
en o'clock. Hecame to Bayfield tee :
years ago, °inheriting in the beicher-
Mg business. He- has always be. n id--
'eetifled 'with any improvement • to ad-.
verte'e the. best:interests ofthe sill -
age. He has :been a inernber Of the
Publie.ichoel board for the past. thine • •
years. He Was a charter member •
of the 1, 0: F. and. an Oringernan. •
The 's funeral took 'plece. on Saturday
to the ilakfielif cemetery • and wan •
largely • attended, Members of 13a,y-;
field and Bruceneld I, .0„ P. •aid BaYe
:field L 0...L. Marched to the ceme-
tery, The 'pallbearers were : .Harry.
RiChard Bailey,. William •
Weston, :Eddie Reid' and Feed. Baker,
,Meisrs. Robert , NeMureay,
Wil-
Iiani Elliott, -charleS•Pitelter :anti John-.
_tippet, four heing Orangemen and the ;
others' Foresters. Rev'. E. .Jennings,
assisted ,by the; 1 0. Y., Conducted
the servieeS ' at •the -house •and .grave
.-
• the fellowing • .wete among the maitre
mune' Mrs: BrYdges, ,Miss • :Esthee,
Abrahani; Thonrias and`jere.y.)3rydge'
ss; Mi and Mt Tlenry Brandon,.
Mr.• and Mra. •Robert 'Astle; Mr:" and, .
VIrs Joseph Ruddy,' BelgraVe ; kr;
Brooks, Wirigham ; Mr and.
attendance, tierimenor . and general 1
Senior .r (mine of Bayfield -Public School.
-The .1611010* in the report ,of the
siathy of the coritmunity it ' .
*la MeKiliop.
atietl°11a11.1mAliiy: (.1eMepr'''sIY31:111a1.1;
'or the month of February,based o
- n.
PtOlICiciiCy
9..1...ant • 11,1,eReil...,Ilaioid
.4th ,en -Meta trwiii, Katie Ross,
Mainic.1VIeDougail.; ••
. 4th Jr.--Lizeie :Roberteent,.- Alice.
Tippet, Clara Gaipin. • '
6rd Seit:-,-Maggie" Parker,. a-Crrtie
McGee, • Fred DaeldSon, ,
..3rd"..-Ii'Ord king; Ma,,udie. .MtLeod, •
A:jagn:k jMohenD,oAnicaNlde.ii:; . • "
II4ro 1 d
No. •oif "roll 43; a,verage attendance,
38.1-7.-T, I-1. BroWniee, Tcacher,
Stanley
-- • • -
AlisseS E. Reid and 13 -Richardson
were theguests of, Mre: nJe W. Reid
40.st TUesday. .
.91..ritea number of the. people , of.
thisiheFyripei:blytyteraiattpentelehduret4he-18110BCiaayifielida .
Last- Friday evening and report a very,
pleasant time. '
Mr, Richard Peck accompanier by
his twice,: Miss Einma. Peck, spent
.3unday in London, '
We ere pleased to hear that Miss
lemma Clarke, who has been ill at
her sister's, IVIrs. Charles Reid's of ,
Brucefield, is recovering.
Mies 1.41cl/eta Rent vieleed at the ho•
me of IVIrs. John•Whiddon of /3ayliel4
oni\Pr.tindDa'.37.: Bair of Summerhillevisited •
in this vicinity last Week.
Mr. William G. Cook, who Ns licen
in the employ of the IVIessrs...Fnow-
den Bees; of the Sati51.0 tine for the
past three goatee loft On `Monde!, ft;
ten Clinton for Wineipeg, Man. lie
is an industrious and trustetortby
young man, highly thought of by his
eniploYers and the whole coirimunity.
He is a son of Mr. Charles Cook of
Goderich township.
Miss Daisy Currie of Goderieh town-
ship Was the guest of Mrs. J, W,
Reid last week,
Miss Stella Rathwell Is visiting fri-
ends in Staforth now,
Alias Mantle Pollock eptnt, a few
„gays around here Last week,
We hear that M. James Campbell,
Brownsoe Line, has Sold his farm to
Mr, John Seotehmere, also that Mr,
Alf. Seotehritere has sold his fa.rM to
Mr. 'lob. ScotehMere. Alf, hiterids
going West with his Deuther Fred,
Mrs. Win, Rathwell Sr. visittd at
Mr. Wm, Pollocks A kw da' S this
Samuel teid and his daughter,.
Minn, visited friends in this 1'161003ot.
hood Ins t *NA.
Mr. Yams. 8lieson is not as well
Istdvhiowesk:wshintteors:es. his wally Mends *ou.
able evenhig at Mr. It, laat
the Sauble Lf speht a ty
A sleighload of young front