The Wingham Times, 1906-01-11, Page 1a •
THE
jr XXXY.—NO. 1770'.
Tailor Made
Clothes
$1
We will make your suit to
• your exact measures, to your
order for fifteen dollars cor-
rectly shaped and faultless-
ly fitted, superbly tailored
from some pure, all -wool fab-
ric, staunchly guaranteed.
For seventeen, eighteen
or twenty dollars we would
use a fabric of still higher
quality.
We make them with care
and skill and can guarantee
you entire satisfaction.
• Trousers made to order at
$3.50, 335. $4, $5, $6.
A fine Reteotiott of Gents' Fur-
niehings always in stock.
113.14.11olliutli
TatlOr and Gents' Furnisher
2 doora from post office,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
(itsuCa. by FAAN$ Plazaaort, No, 28 Victoria
.%esst. Winghara, Ont. No witnesses required.
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DOMINION BANK
WINCHAM
Capital paid up, $ 3M0 0,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $ 3,644,000
Formers' Notes discounted,
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United Retell and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest
allowed on,deposits of $1 and upevards,
and added to principal 30th June and filet
Deettraber each year.
D. T. HEPBURNI manager.
S. vanstone, Solicitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
iOratital paid up
1 Reserve Fund, $4145,000.00,
Total. Assets, $29,000,000.00.
President— Nota Wat. Gineort.
Vice-Prestaern, en a
General Matisgar —a. Tenstiorn,
Assistant Gen. Manager—II. at WATSON
DIRECTORS
John Prootor, C hae.a. Dan on, la et a.airtendrie,
Oleo. But/terror& (tyres A. Birge.
taspecttor—B. Wins ;a
111A.V11),R43
Intermit taloa ed or lepomitit of MOD and up -
Innis, and added to ertztetpai on last Mar and
et* November each 'aqua
enesial Deposits ,also reeeived eit current
*Mee of Mout.
Cit, P. SlatTnt, Attest
att ot., de.•k ZaT*11.11/4 floilottats.
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WINGHAM •11.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS,
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Huron Lic nse Board.
The license comm ssioners for Hurou
County have been ' nppointed by the
Ontario Government es follows:—West
Huron—Mathew L khan. Thos. E
Durnin, Thos. Ohuroljill. East Huron—
john Shannen, John Cordiff, Jas. A.
Strong. South Harp —Peter Douelas,
Wm. Delbridge, oeeyJh Coming,
Highest price paid 1r hides andpoul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
Young's Bijou Comedy Co.
This excellent company of entertaine5s
is billed to appear in the Wingdm
Operanouse for mile week, begs ning
Monday, January 2fatid, under t e aus-
pices of the Winglnim ire rigade,
The oompany'a repeatoire odes some
of the most popular nays, hioh a ill be
put on in an tip-to...late manner. The
public are invited to keep the dates in
mind and plan to Attend ae many as
possible of these en rtainments. Pro-
gramme and particu ars of the plays to
bo put on will be gin later.
H. Davis bas tawaral good houses and
a farm for sale, See him for particu-
lars.
Lost at Gaderich.
The Wingbam hoskey oInb went to
Goderich on Monday eveniug and played
a friendly game the boys of the
county town. The local players were
rather at a disadva4tage in not having
had any practice tl a year and were not
only playing again t the Goderich play.
ere, but also had a Goderich referee to
play against. The lost to the tune of
11 to 2. The boys promise better in the
league games.
WANTEO—Ohoice roll ifter 25o. New
laid Eggs 30o. $5 00m. for No: 1 Mink.
(nearing Sale ot Dr&fg goods, Acre eta.
G. E. ICING. •
District L. O L. Meeting.
The annual me ing of Turnberry
District L. C. L. wa heldin the Orange
hall, Wingham, on lTuesday afternoon,
with a fnir represen ation of the lodges
present. Only ro tine business was
transacted. The o cers for the ensuing
year were elected is follows:—W. M.,
Thos. Bridges, Be grave; M„ Wm.
Guest, Wingham; chaplain, Rev. Geo.
Baker, Bluevale; ,recording secre-
tary, Geo. 0. Thor iton, Bluevale; finan-
cial secretary, Tho . Stewart, Bluevale;
D. of 0., Henry Mothers, Bluevale;
lecturer, John Cas more, Wingham.
• 3(
I will sell my h usehold furniture by
private sale at m house, corner George
and Martha stre1a. Rolm WOUTIL
SALE OP GATT E —T. E. Walker will
sell by public a ction at the National
Hotel, Wingheti at 2 o'clock on Friday,
January 12th, 0 good dairy cows. in
calf, and 10 he4d of young cattle.
Turnbei ry Pioneer Dead.
There pusse4 to his reward ou Friday
last, in the peon of Thomas P. Mo.
Creight, in his 67th year, one of the
early pioneers .f this section, having
taken up th homestead, lot 28,
concession B, rnberry, in 1854. The
subject of this b ief eketch was born in
the County of Antrim, Ireland, and
emigrated to thi country in early man-
hood, working fi st at the mill business
near Hamilton, nd where be joined
Orange Lodge, o. 19. A short time
after he came wes , taking up the farm
on which he contin ed to route up to
the time of his dea . He was the man
who cut the first In .ber in Fisher Bros.
saw mill in Lower " ingham. Mr. Mc.
Creight Was a goo violin player and
with the violin wh led away many hours
to the -delight of hi friends and neigh.
bora. In religion e was au Episcopa.
lion and in politic a Conservative, and
was a hind and o liging heighbor. He
married Misa Eli' a J. Coulter, of West
W awanosh, who t,vitli a grownup family
tsarina°, to mount tho lo ee of a kind
husband and father. The members of
the family ave:---l'hotarts, Alfred and
jaae, at Inane; John, on a feria adjoin-
ing the homestead; Mrs. Wm. Weeks,.
of Toronto; and. Mrs. Robt. Shiell, of
Essex County. The ftweral On Monday
afternoon to Winghain cemetery wait
conducted bat members of Winglittin
L. Q. L., Of which lodge deceased had
been a member for a number of years.
A few more years hall roll,
A few more seasons come
And we shall bt ii ith those who rest
Asleep tvithin the tomb.
WINGRAM, ONTARIO, TI{URSOAY, JANUARY Li, 1906,
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Celebrated Sil er Wedding. MUNICIPAL ELECTION RESULTS.
Monday evening,
and Mrs. Win. Fowle
brated the anniversar
25 years ago, invitiug
of long standing, other
acquaintance, to share
festivities of the oceaic
is a former resident of
• ary and among those att
event were Mr, and M
of the Bluevale road.
•
au. let, 1906, Mr,
fT t
eettirsa er ce a -
of their wedding
any friends,soine
of more recent
ith them in the
Mr. Fowler
e Morris bound.
tiding this:happy
0. John Fowler,
• FOR SALE—A very desirable brick
reeldenca on Frances street, near school
house This is a beautiful home with
all modern conveniencee. Call or write
to T. H. Roes, Winghtim.
Rifle SI eating,
The various du ts of the Huron
°minty Leegues, set en in all, were re-
presented by ten of members at the
Auburn rauges on Thursday, Deo. 28th.
The trophy was mailed away by the
Londesboro club; as was also, by one of
its members, S. Lee, a medal for the
best total of both th.. 200 and 600 yds
range by any one ;hooter. The clubs
stands as follows:—
?,00 yd 500 yd Total
Londesboro 193 156 349
Auburn 194 154 848
Wingham 182 156 338
Blyth • . 181 148 329
Godetioh a. 188 137 325
Colborne .......• 177 147 824
Goderich Tp„.. ,168 141 829
Dr, Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, 870 Queen's Avenne, London,
8rd door East St: Andrew's Church.
Glasses supplied.
Northern H ckey League,
The Northern Fro ey League schedule
Jan. 9—Harristi at Mount Forest,
Luc:know at Palms ton.
Jan, 12_Winhajn at Lucknow.
Jan. 10-7iVingh -m at Palmerston,
Luoknow at Mount Forest.
Jan. 17—Lucknow st11arrjton.
Jana 25—Palmers on at LuOknow.
Jan. 26 —Palmers nteat Wingham
• .T01'1' 30—Pahnere 6a aellarristob.
Feb. 2— Winghai4 at Mount Forest,
Harriston at Palthe ston.
Feb. 9—Palmerst n at Mount Forest,
Harriston as Wing am.
Feb. 14—Winghaltn at Harriston.
Feb. 16—Lneknew at Wingham
Feb. 22—Mount •Torest at Lncknow.
Feb. 28—Mount „Forest at Wingham.
• Tonic Via t of Laughter.
We are net die
about the physi
we are prepared t
there is nothing
of human nature
hearty laugh. T
zr onstrative abont
it impossible to d
is a prince or a tile
merriment. Har
could. be perpetrat
power of song fromi the birds, but that
would be a smallcalamity compared
with the filching of I laughter from life.
If the conditions o
such as to afford t
the frequent enjoy
peal of laughter,
that other favo
alone would b
happiness was p
men.
sed to say anything
ogy of laughter, but
affirm that as a tonic
ithin the possibilities
hat can match a good,
ere is something de -
a laugh that makes
stinguish whether it
eian who is moved to
ly greater tragedy
than to wrest the
this world could be
every human being
ment of a pure hearty
here would be no need
s be conferred. This
ample testimony that
remount in the lives of
Fon SALE—A good brick residence
beautifully situated in the town of
Wingham; eight roonts; bath; electric
lighted; modern conveniences. This is
a very desirable property, Terms tea-
somble, and to suit purchaser. Address
at Times office.
Suicide t Winnipeg.
Tho following d patch from Winni-
peg, dated Januar 2nd, refers to the
sad end of a form r Wingham young
men. The bereave will have the sym-
pathy of their old ingliain friends in
their affliction:—A tragic suicide 00.
carred here this m rning, when Itobt.
G. Me0osh, Son of ev. E. McCosh of
Chatham, Ont., pay ng teller in the Can.
adieu Bank of Com erce, shot himself
through the braie. The rash act was
prompted by des ondeney, resulting
from the feet that had received no-
tice from the bank 1 his dismissal, on
acconnt of having b en married clandes-
tinely recently, his salary was not
euffieient, accortlin to the rule of the
bank, for him to ma y. His affairs at
the bank aro in per—,et order and the
books Were batsmen( up to Saturday
night, That las actica was prenietlitat-
, ed isCertain, as a lett r addreesed to his
'Maher was found, in which he stated
his intention,"
GoinuE—The vote oiled for police
trustees was as follow :—Hamilton 58,
,Hammond 54, Irwin 5 , McLaughlin 46,
HOWioN—Followin is the vote for
Connoillore in then:, nship in sub -divi-
sions:—
• Binkley 44 76 26 30 28 20-223
Gowdy 70 46 )5 64 55 88-358
Hainstook 56 42 17 124 50 74-443
Shetwee . 68 35 35 106 66 43-403
Underwood.. •72 41 44 43 29 29-298
Winters. 29 85 2 76 43 65-300
13.1.1LLETT—The follow
Hallett raunioipal elect
Pol
For Reeve 1 2
Win. Moon. .40- 54 28
T. McMillan ..80 84 48
For Connoillere
ng is the vote at
one:—
• Inarision Total
5 6 7
26 44 46. 321
1 22 37 38..86a
John Barr, .44 55 44 61 31 48 46. 332
Hugh H. Hill.60 80 24,75 26 52 53..379
James Leiper 95122 42 97 27 41 44. 468
Wm. J. Mills.58 91 30 21 37 32..331
Sam McCool..58 60 36 6 46 40 25 .339
Monate—The vote inn this township
was as follows:—
Reeve— 1' 2
Shaw 43 49 2
Taylor._ , 48 40 7
CouncillO.ra
Campbell 388• 6 54 78 83-360
Kelly ... . 66 71 4 38 31 57-308
McOutclieon. „48-43 4 34 24 60-249
Taylor ' -67 46 3 46 13 36-246
Yount 8u 42 7 44 30 44-270
The council will consis of Reeve Tay-
lor and Cuneillors Oa pbell, Kelly,
Youill and. McCutcheop.
4 5 6
28 43 79-206
68 45 42-310
GREY—Following is 4e vote at the
muuicipal elections: -
1 2 3 5 6 7
Baker . 18 10 ft en 58 19 7-139
Bennett S5 12 2 0 18 27 3— 97
Brown 27 32 84 '7 55 44 84-323
°att. .• .... 61 83 9 a4 59 42 28-256
Grant 43 07 49 Y7 53 34 43-310
Jobneton 18 24 82 3 40 14 88-319
McDonald 30 17 15
McKay 5 2 5
Council for 1006—Ree
bY acclamatioa. •
446 45 80-192
8 23 4 22— 119
e, Wm. Fraser,
twitters, Jim.
Brown. 4.1.0h •D newt Johnstob
eindalehir0
The following figures ive the vote on
the local option bylaw ii East Wawa-
nosh:—
For
Against
1 2 3 4Total
33 50 /50 25 • 158
14 24 10 34 88
Majority for plaw 70
West Wawanosh
the vote cast at the
Reeve—Bailie 192,
F.The following is
nuicipal election :—
aylor 148, McLean
1.46. Conucillore--- hornpsou 309, Medd
801, Anderson e48, ancQuillin 200, Walsh
170. •
A limn in politicslcould be honest; but
he wouldn't.
The Wingh m Oil Co,
Meson T, 3. MoLe n and A. Dulmage
have opened an offi ge in Wingham and
will engage in the 0 1 business, the cora.
party to be known as the, Wingham 011
Co. They will dea in all kinds of the
best machine oil, *eases, belting, en-
gineers' supplies, eh, Mr. McLean has
• bed many years of eit perience in this hue
and will look after I ie company's inter-
est as salesman, wh le Mr. Dulmage will
do the office work. Wingham is an ex-
cellent distributing toint and should. be
a good centre for a 4usioess of this kind.
We wish these gent einen all prosperity
in their businees,
1
The* would be more babies if it were
against the law. -
The first time ai an has a bank }le -
count he can't slee that night for fear
it will fail before da light.
A girl's idea of
at a party, which s
give her a sick hea
happy time is being
e knows is going to
ache in the morning'.
TftffffftlfitT'AfftW
PURE DRUGS
AT ROT PRICES
Walton
ii-4mtww4g(i
DRUGGIST.
A parcel of white sowelling was left at
i
Wingham post offi e some time ago.
Owner can have same by paying for tine
notice.
Grey Pion ter Dead.
An old and weink 'own resident of the
14th con., •passed tq that bourne from
whence no travell r returns, Sabbath
morning, Deo, 31st in the person of
Charles Williamsor ,his death being quite
a surprise to many He had undergone a
oritioal operation, tfter being in poor
health for some yearg, in the hope that
his life would be prolonged, but his
weakened conditie is was not able to
Deceased s born in Cheshire,
to Canada over 46
iving for. a 'time in
he was married to
who predeceased ber
they moved to the
1, Purchasing the farm
rom the late Lewis
Englaud, and cam
years ago. After
Oxford Co., wher
Hannah Durrant,
husband by yea
lath of Grey in 18
on which be died
McDonald, of W Iton. The surviving
children are Wm. of Wingham; Alf.,
in Michigan; and Theis. on the home-
stead. Mr. Willie nson was an upright,
honorable man, inalistrious and kindly
He was a memb r of the Methodist
church for years, an independent in
politics and will be remembered by
many for his neig borly deeds.
sn"
A special penmanship plass will be
forinad in the Basin se dllege beginre
ing Monday evening . 15. Ten weeks'
course of three nighs a week for ten
denarsa 'Peat fnather particular/lean, at
college. • •
Best of Vie Season.
The annual Soo tish concert of Camp
Caledonia, Sons of Scotland is again
over and Tuesd y eveniagat entertain-
ment was fully p to the standard of
the concert of f rmer years. The at-
tendance was rger than since the
bumper house of 902, when Jessie Mo.
Lachlan, the qne of Scottish singers,
visited Wingham. The committee this
year gave the p ople a very lengthy
program, we veu re to say the longest
ever given in Wi ghani, mid all the art -
fists were appr ciated by the large
audience. Miss race Merry, the elocu-
outionist, was ve y well received. She
A
has a pe stage appearance. We be-
lieve her best sel ction was "Mrs. Mc-
Fagin on Skates. ' Mr. Frank Bemrose,
concert tenor, ha a splendid voice and
ha were well received.
has a good future be -
his several select
We would say h
fore him, His s (actions were all well
rendered, but he Appeared best in "The
True Born S otchraan." Mrs. A.
Gillies, sopranc has a well trained
voice and her sel ctions were much en-
joyed. The nun bers most appreciated
by the audieace were "Shamrock,
Thistle and Roses" "Mary of Argyle"
and "Six Feet 3f Earth," the latter
selection being very Well rendered. J.
H. Cameron, hu norist, was in his best
form and those who have heard him be-
fore were loud su their praise of his
many selection on Tuesday evening.
He was rather and on the women in his
funny songs bit this was rather enjoyed.
Mr. Cameron t ill have a hearty wel-
come back to ingham. Our old friend,
Jimmy Fax, w do not need to say that
his selections ere appreciated. This
was the sevent appearance for Mr. Fax
at the Scottish concert and he still has a th
warm place in e hearts of the people.
His best selecaion was "Has Anybody
Seen my Brea e Charlie." Piper Mc-
Donald and Mi s Mabel McDonald, in
piping and clan were much enjoyed
and each dance brought loud applause,
but the new da con Little Flora Mc-
Donald, is worth of special mention.
This was her fire appearance before tho
public and in the irst deuce in tompany
with her Sista, took her part fairly
well. 13y special. tqutst the little tot
danced the Hight ad Fliaga and won
warm applanae fr the audience. Miss
Norma• Diusley Made an excellent
pianist, the differ it artists saying they
hal bever met t better accompanist
INAUGURA4'... MEETING.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
The inaugural n. eting of the Wing-
• ham Town Council' for 1906, composed
of Thos. Bell. May na and Means. S.
Bennett, D 3JI, Forbes, Geo. 0.
Hanna, Win, lerichiton and D. E. Mc-
Donald, was held ac :circling to statute on
Monday last at 11 osolook tbe !Ambers
taking the oaths of qualification and of
office. A coniraitteesconsisting of Mayor
Bell, and Councillors Bennett and BeU
were appointed to strike' the standing
committees for the ?ear, when au ad-
journment was mada until evening.
The council met :e the evening with
all the mellitus* pre ent.
The olerk read th report of the atrila
tug committee app hating the standing
committees for th year, whioh are as
follow
Executive Comm ttee-Mayor Bell and
Oonnoillors Bennett and Bell.
Waterworks Com ittee—Couns.
en-
nelt, Nicholson and orbee.
Roads and Bridge —Cons. Bell, Mc-
Donald and Forbes,
Finance Committe 1—Couns, Hanna,
Nicholson and McDonald.
The report was on notion adopted.
The clerk read the r port of the license
commissioners for W st Huron,enclos-
ing balance of license fees, $286 50. -
Mr, W. Green, 'uperintendent of
the electric • lighting p ant, tendered his
resignatiOn. On mot n of Cowls. Mc-
Donald and Hanna, th same was accept-
ed.
The clerk read a co munication from
the Western Foundry Co , in reply to a
letter from the coo oil. The matter
will be dealt with lat r.
Mayor Bell report d in the matter of
assessment of e1otro lighting plant by
the Township of Tur berry, stating that
the least the Townel½ip would take in
settlement is $45 00 a ear.
On motion of Own. Nicholson and
Forbes the executive loomwittee were
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WE TEST EVES
and our methods are up-to-date.
'We can suit anyone who has eye
treubie. If you have been Wit
able to be Puited before, came to
ue awl we eau snit yeti.
We can refer you to a number
ef .satisfied customers already.
WALLEY'S DRUG STORE
WISO11.4,0, ONT.
phone 108. Successor to Neel& & Co.
WINCH AII
• BUSINESS COLLEGE
is a Nigh -grade Commercial &amyl
— Tuner. counsis —
Commercial • Stenography . Telegraphy
Write GEO, SPOTTON, Principal,
Deed
in Alberta.
empowered to adverti for a man to Word was reoei ed in town on Moi
take the place of Mr. mein and report day of the death of Ur. W.S Robertson,
at next meeting of coun it. sou of Mr. Wm. Rtbertson. formerly of
Moved by Couns Be nett and Nichol• Wingham, at his home in Wanton,
son, that Turnberry be paid $45 as tains Alberta. Death en rred on Monday
• lepa
for electric light plan for, each 0! of tire morning after A Mess. The de.
,years 1904. and 1905; th Se payments to ceased young man waS in his 28th year,
jndiee.—Oarried.
be made under protest thand without pre. naufdeww;fseebroerinn ,BienbeWolitri aboabmie.4 and lieafter-
of
secured a positon in the civil failed,
The clerk read the r port of the vote
of e bylaws voted on t the Muninipal Sneirlveice1;eavt Ottawa,
elections, stating that bo\h had ,been oar- ingoonthsracteae bis healthsevereoold
vied, and the electors had also decided in which developed_into th t dread disease,
consumption. In the en east of 1903 he
favor of the establishns nit of a High
ScI Irwin appear th reference change of climate woul, obpth
ee beeeettieitehi6
nhor61A. •
71 in went to Calgary in the
• to bringing the matter High School ' Re was 'very f9
mneh imp veil and the
before the County Counc 1. , family went West in the pring.of 1904.
Moved by Conn. Hanna, seconded by Daring the last fall be v.; .s againtaken
°nun. Nicholson, that Mayor Bell and down and his 'weaken dntit
Messrs. Dr. Irwin and . H. Pdosgrove, Could not throw off t e diseage. Mr.
interview the County pnancil at their
'
Robertson was a arieht waive and np-
first meeting and requeat theta to estab-
right young man an his many old
lish a High School in tie Town of Wing. • friends hen v. ill learn thistlgeraettla. Theatso
ham, the expenses of delegation to be early an age with in «h
re
paid by the town.—Ca Tied: bereaved family will h .ve the sympathy
Moved by Omits. MaDonald and For-
a! many friends in the r affliction. The
bes, that A. E. Smith • tad A. Cosenbody is being brout ht s be to Wingham for
auditors for the enani g year, salary to interment sant the iun rail will he con -
be $30 each. • dated by the IndF pe dent Oddfellows
On motion of Co ns. Bennett and of w1•4011 societY dot* t'a was a Mem*
Nicholson it was dect ed to advertise in I nbertkn.Aewt tnnion whatieofgoindaygtthe
press tieer
it ewaesi
the local papers for *niters for the con-
o
struction of a bridgelon,Water street. [would be held.
On motion of Cou. s Hanna and Mc-
Donald, Mr. Anson ibuimage was entree-
ed as assessor for 19 6 at a salary of $125. i
i Co.
By-law No. 536, 1006, relating to the I Bijou Comedy
assessment of C. Loyd & Son's door I The initial appearance of the Bijou i
factory; and 13y.Lejw No. 537,1006,r • 1(1)"led37 ccimPallat the Grand Opera.)'
viding for the isms of debentures for House last night was i decided success.
There was a large an Hence in attene
construction of bri Ige on Water street,
a000 who were greatl pleafted veil the
regeived their then. readings and were
passed. en tertainment a sh wealtheir anpieetia-
By-Law No. 538, 1906, appointing A. tion is a ver maa ed meat The
kat
company is a - ne, for its kind,
and will win titsci o inions from the
pleasure -seekers of K ngston before the
close of its euga,geme t.
. -"Itlaho," n scene of western life, was
the piece presented. it1arjie Adams, as
A bylaw was p. seed appointing A. "Bessie: Fairiax," tool the leading role
Dalmage, assessor or 1906 at a salary of and proved herself to be an aetress of
taleat and ability. II charmina per-
sonality and clever act art won for her
Counts w"6 on mot' favor and applause. H. W. Young, A3
tip of Couns. Bennett atid Nioholson "3 ink Miami," showet by his acting
*commended to 6(1 paid:— that he was a close stud nt of histronio
T. Hall, printing, advt., etc.. a $37 12 art. ft./well earned the upplauee he re.
IAI.00Ek.Simmons,ti:teieoreintstgvbiettelelot.s.„. 4ec50 Centred. Alice Lawrence i a pleasing ac.
tress and gave a fine ni erpretetion of
X. D. Cumming D. R. 0., and. 1 lin role. Minnie Benoit, •Mre. Boggs'
Doll room 5 00 the hotel keeper, kept ti e endience in
Wm, Mitchell, D. It 0 3 0011aughter by the vigor°, s miner in
Z. Loughoed, reit Of poll *Om 2 oo t which she, asserted her Ntinioas. The
J. II. Ferguson, making financi- •' 'Alamo of the ceie pally are good and
al stetement, R 0. cometory . ably easinted in the euereta of the per-
deede, ete n el 00 fortnamo. Tho speeialtaes are new.
Beattie Bros 1 co Both the hinging and dancing wits nitwit
Bell Telephone a., accousit, 70 10 admired. The instrument \seleetion 60
I/ II. Elliott, waiting, advtg ete 52 50 the 1)0118 was a fine niters Ofnvoin, To -
1.1. Gerry, padleair 30 night the camony will prettent the his.
Moved by °mai. Ftanne and McDtm. Unlit], romance of "Nell Gwyne."—Iting-
• Dane...4011st the Oolleetorse roil ba re- Stun Whig. Opera notate. '• 'Matthaei,
This annual contact is looked ferward
to 1»'a large num )0i' of pooplaand jadg-
in; from the large and attentive and- i
lance this year's e tertainment will be
put down as one o the best Of tho last
• eight a ears.
E. Smith and A. Oosens auditors for
1906 was read and sassed.
A bylaw was o passed authorizing
the Mayor and rreastirer to borrow
money from the Dank of Hamilton to
meet =neat experlditures.
8125.00.
The following a
tba jan. for week murnewing .TentAitty eled,
'leaned all united. ander ae.spiceis of Fite 11.14.041!
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