Wingham Times, 1890-01-03, Page 4r .
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DAY. JANUARY 3, 1$90,
EDITOI dealt, N PUS,
Tate Oatariei Iaegisleture will meet
the,, trausactloaa of business ou
nuary 30th, °
ii Ea4s•rlTp WttxAx, of New York,
total deliver in. addrees in London, on
.tea Lith of Oaansery, on " The Three
Futures of banada,"
Tr s ateleu., from depositors in
Otfiae Sevingk Rank at Sings.
by Mr. Burns have been made good
ley the Dam;ii iou Government,
Amine one-fourth of the whole taxes
collected by the Dominion Govern-
menteer $13,843,539, now goes to pay
interest ou the public debt~, which
bas reached the enormous total. of
$2813772,00=3. There, are nominal
aware of a little over $50,000,000.
Tito city of New York makes liberal
provision for the education of its
ohi;ldreu.. It will pay in 1890 $3,291,-
'443 to the teachers of the Public
•Sehos ls. Thesis mere `than the sum
'•wgliich was paid in 1 e87 to the teach -
lire of Public Schools aid Ca11e;;iate
tistitutes of Chatario.
11SIt.
Enisute, the great authority
ort electric lighting, befote the Grand
Jury ine. New York the other day,
stated that Iighting by electricity
coals be condictea at ti miuiruutn of
Hanger by using a current snot strong
cnatr,;h to do any harem, to human
4teiugs, and he suggested that the law
ehould prohibit the use of a current
that was strong, enotifli to take human
-
W. E. Gi mseone, the celebrated
English statesman, and leader of the
Jit iex•al lxtrty in the English House
of C ommous,celebratedahis:80t'a birth-
day this week . Ht is in .. excellent
-hetalth and spirits, and , replied to
thousand$ of congratulatory messages
seat to hitu. . May the Granit Old
Mari be spared many :years to carry
tis-succees'the cause to which he is
:Aow devoting hie energies.
Bbl'IinsT..sualvE ELT' , of Illinois,
trio Czatairinan of the Committee on
J.+ gauges Affiairs, in the U•uited States
Oongre s,3iad introduced the following
x° j'oiat resolution on the subject of
C.t.uineroial Union with Canada
Resolved by the Senate and Meuse
l,,;.: of I",;epre.;eutatives of the United
States in Oougrees assembled, that
whenever it shall be duly certified to.
r‘'I the l:'r. ecduut of the Milted States
that the cruVetnitueut of the Dominion
of t atta,,ia hes tittelare.l a' desire to
. eit:w:,Iisir 00:z. retrial tTiiion with - the
U.xieed .6'eates,,, having a uniform
xestieee syetai,z, iuteraul taxes to be
oatheeq,,1y a{id; like import duties to. be
.,`s itpeeed . get a,rtielet leroaeht . into
eittiat', c;ouary from outer nations
wzta uo datiee upuif trade between
ehe 'Juitcd, Sottas and Canada, he
:shell eppuiut three Couauuseioiiers to
neeet tneee who may be likewise desig
unread, to, represent. the Guvernineiat
of Cattail io prepare a plea fuer the
l' swat.rtiiettioze of the import duties and
at,terual revenue turves" of the two
c%ou nerieeeetiel an teleiteble division of
ritue.iats hi a Commercial Union, and
said dumuiiesiuri shall rtpart to die
,Pr,,:t+,ietnt who shall lay the report
heath' floiati.°,,ss.
' Yarexeter.. ,
'2' .0 Satiate—fa Reeve, ( aim). Conn.,
citt,r.s, J ft retie, 11ws ,Eternli:tilf,
Tame Gilarttn, jr , win Lee, Jas.
P.tat:riM Juo, S'aaide sou. P
'i'reed:tie, thee K.P,,,.b and Isaac E:liott
As gram, son of t'Iuutectltor C1alt1bicl,•,
of et,,.rie„ was''deowtned is Su pea:
itivt:r, At;t.tntti,, on Monday, 0th nit,
wane eatastugs :ill: tF:xs :4'v'vutf 11 years
ail age
it< ;Jeteplt Wi#litttris. ref Goder"rele
isatieettaired, else right: for Out.arlo fur
,i a ,~.~,trim 'uiwrii't wttdi' prinkkaWd to
e..teett•a.hle inventt•itt. It will be pelt.
itee mieriv ,~'eel for arititrping attwp'.e'e, bi
enter s"° ttae,l .for >xlhti.,rat. w6ityL5eiat tax.
dl' *E aArttalw,
Nominations s BXeewhe 'e"
33twetteati-e Reeve — 1 Graham I
Oounciljors--J At Molntosb, D Arc•
I#rtash, Wirt F Stewart', W Ainley,
3nx t--Benvo-1? telly, Cl Muni!.,
ton ; 0autteillore -- J Willard, B
Symonds, J 11lcGee, NV Young, F W
Tanner, 4 Taylor, IE' Metcalf.
Exiernar -- Reeve — Dr Rollins
Deputy=Reeve--W G Bissett, T ld
M00014m Couneillors--T B Soar -
Mermen,, 11 Soling;! and Jolie
'Welker~.
fi tea ' can- Mayor ;Oho Brown
and John Gibson,; Aldermen, 'aistaff
Ward, I' R Jarvie,0lealand,Dunsmore,
Larkworthy, t7ollina, !heat, Hearn.
Harding; Mon ward, Duggan, Hep-
burn, Sayer, McPherson, Watson,
Mowat, Wilson; Hamlet Ward,
Davidson; Dempsey, Sntith,Barnsdale,
Baker ; Shakespeare Ward, Ubelacker,
East.virawanoah•
The entertainment held iii S.
Na 0, Fast 'Wavyauosht o>►' Ft'rtlay.
Dec 20t1t, was a decided Success,- al-
though the weether was unfarorablo.
Although the rain loured down all
evening, a large amebae wet;' present
considering the evening, taome coating
Morel.
A very well attended public echo
exam.inrttion was held'ott Dee, 13t .
in le $eo.. No. 8. The pupils were
examined by Mite Kane, of Gerrie, -
Miss Lowry, of 'I3tttevaln,, and et L
Stewart, of 5 5 No. 7, Some beitati
fail singing was done ;lty the children.
a long distance The programme open. In their manner of atiswvering the
ed with music by the Mr. and Misses •queatione they showed that they had ..
Porterfield in their usual Qxeelient received good training —A Ohristrnaa•
'.Gree entertaiumrecit .was held in the
ttone school house on Dee. 19th~, The.
chair was pleasantly tilted by Mr J:
Elston. Tie greeter part of the pro.
gramme was Vied by the ehildren of
the school, who, having a very short
time for preparation, did very nicely
and had.an enjoyeele time. o. After all
the presents had been distributed front
the tree, the teacher, It S'towart, ,were
presented with a beantifnl ray • chair;
All things pertaining to the entertain-
ment, inchoate that the people of the
section take a deep ,interest in their
chi dron's pleasure and profit'—Reeve,
A Mooney; Deputy .Reeve, Ohais.E3owee .
uouxcillors, Geo Kielty, Semi Oelhick
and Jae Pi rioter, the old • Council;
were all eleetad ley acclamation, ort:
s'tlonda.y. •
ling,. Jas. Oke, ll.upaekman, R Davis, Morris, Bergott, Steel, Mncdnnald, style. Then followed a dialogue en,
E O.hrietie, 1G Sanders, J Gillespie, D Iles+ Hood, Mo!Jteith, Dater, . Rigge, titled " wee by strategy, " sang,
A Ross,
Wsemtneero*---•Itlayor--•- David Rob -
stetson, by, acclamation ; Reeve --•
Reuben Truax, Wm " ,E iobardson;
DDeputy-Reeve-- Andrew McLean, q
W Stovel, pouaoillors ;--Plast Ward
—Amity Todd,. George Rife, J 13
Ritchie, Ilonry$acon, Dr Stalker, F.
Guggisberg ; Centre Ward—J Stand-
ish, ft Buse, D McKerracher, J. G
Pulford, John Georgen: George Brad-
ley, J P Johnston ; West Ward—D
iFi+eI ay, P felfermau, Hugh Beattie,
P 'Swartz, F Lippert,
KInoe.ani —Mayor -- R Baird,
Agdreve Malcolm. Reeve --Robert
Walker, DeWitt H Martyn. 'Deputy
Reeve—John To]niie, J H Scott.
Councillors --St John Ward -=-T S
Fisher, John McLeod, Wna Murray,
Geo Shaw, A W Stewart; St Patrick's
Ward ----eV J Henry, Alex Gordon,
Alex . Luttrell ; Se George's Ward--
Robt Hunter, Jas Ballantine, .Joseph..
.lsarkey; St Andrew's Ward --D Small,
A J -Evans, 1t Hepworth, Jacob Bur-
ley. School Trustees by acclamation
—John Ti.uettel,. B, Madden, 3' W
Replay and E Miller.
d Ei;e ox -mayor — Wm Doherty,
Jolie. McGarva, . Jas Whitehead.
Reeve --A McMurchy., D'• 0antelon.
Deputy.Reeve—A H Manning. t);oun ;son Willie Pickett and Miss Alegre
eillers :—,St Andrew's Ward—Alex'
Armstrong, Jos Angus, John Johnson; Simpson. hour, ations'wergiven by
Mr. 1 . ,Barbour, Master Fred
ed Well -
O'Donoghue, Bannaclt ; Romeo ward ,,, The Old red cradle rooked mall," try
Hogarth, Scarth, Goodwin, Butlor, Air, and Misses Porterfield ; diitlagne,
Yoe g, Pratt, Roberts. The runaway match, ".consisting; of
Culroes. three scenes; reading by Miss Sarah
A very pleasaiat and successful Perdue; ittetroiuental rrrusiit by Mrs.
school examination was held at eta 3, A. -Elliott and John Young; recite
Culross. A very gotta representation tion hy* miss. Oatnphell-; music by
et the families of the section was Mr, and -Misses Por ertield ; dialogue
present, and seemed, well pleased with "Three .brave men, „ aonststin;; 0
the manner it; which they were receiv- three scones: ; music by r. and
ed by both teacher and pupils, The Misses l'urtocfielit reading;, „MJohnny
aoveral classes were examined ley the Saftie's second wife, " by John , • J.
Messrs. A, 11. M.nsgrsive Whitea hurah , hliliotix instritnzental muaio. Harp
R. harbour, Kinloss', A. A. J Simp- followed the feature of the evening, a
son and J. J. W. Sianpson, the teacher dialogue entitled . " gittiltiti Ridge, "
of the eobool. The more serious work containing sax scenes and eight oharae.
of the day was enlivened by recitations tet':;. The programme was brought to
grid music by the scholars, . In the a close by instrumental music on the
evening ~lamas Tree Entertainment organ and violin by William Elliott
was held in the school house, which and John Young and all wended their
was prettily decorated for the occasion. way homeward, well pleased with the
Mr. J. Wellwood occupied the chair,evening's"aniuseirent.—A p:tblic ex-
"1'he. meeting was opened by the child. amination was held in S S No. 8; on
ren singing, "Hark, the Cirriettnas Friday, December 20th and although
Bells," in which they did bath them the day was very .disagreeable yet the
selves and their teacher credit. school was filled. Lunch was ,served
Music was also well rendered' by at noon, and during the afternoon.
Misses 'S}aarpe, Pani and Header- classes, recitations, inusie and singing
son, of Whitechurch, and the Misses formed the programme, and con,
Merchant, of 0ulrose. Readings w ,re eluded with the pupils presented their
given by Messrs. A. i ,Musgrove, ,, teacher, Mr `E Richmond, with a
Simpson, J. Simpson, Aclau1 Simp, beautiful alhnni, a gold pen, and
an address.--Charles Wightman has
returned -from Michigan, where he has
beep' visiting his brother Richard, for
the last six weeks. --A L Budge, of
Clinton, is visiting friends on the
sixth.—Mr Joseph Stonehouse • has
taken a large contract of cutting wend
for John Coultes, sr.—The annual
meeting of the members of- the East
Wawanosh Agricultural Society, will
be held at.Scandrett's hotel, Belgrave,
on Thursday, January 9th,' at 1
o'clock p. m. The annual report will
be presentedandeleotion of officers
for the ensuing year and other busi-
ness transacted.—Reeve—Robert Cur•
rig and Thogrtas . Taylor; Deputy -
Reeve, Anderson, by acclama-
tion. Councillors, Wm Roche, John
Coultes,`Donaid Patterson,John Bone,
hot t Sheill. ---Mr vim]. McBurney
bas returned • from Manitoba—Mr.
Geo. Shortreed., teacher,of Turnberry,
spent a eottple of days at 11ir. W.
Scott's last week.—Mr. Jas. Nethery
had a large party on Friday night of
last week.—Mr, Jas. A. Anderson
is recovering from a severe illness --
Mr. Geo. Hoshel, of Livingstone's'
Mills, spent Christmas at his hogle in
Stretford.—The roads throughout the
country are in a very bad condition,
owing to the incessant rain of late.—
Mr. Elam Livingston, vim has had
his saw grill and hoop factory shut
down for some time past, fur the
purpose of making repairs and im-
provements, hal it now in running
order again.—The literary society
promises to be a success again this
season. A large number of names.
aro now on the members' list, a new
organ, has been secured from w.
Doherty & Co., Clinton, and the
ofiicere and members are doing their
best to make t more' attractive than
ever, the chief object of interest for
to night (Friday) will be a mock trial.
St James' Ward—Thos. McKenzie,. W
Cooper, A Couclr; St John's Ward—
D 13 Reneedy, Chas Overberry, 0 S
Dean;. Se• George's Ward—Stewvart
Plummer, W E' Searle, J Andrews.
School Trustees :—. St Andrew's
{
Ward—G- E Pay ; St James' Ward—
McGarva, PArw in,. J: W brain ;
St Eeorge'a. Ward --S; 0 Detlor, 3
Stevenson ; St John's W aeci--Chas
Overberry, Jas Scott, Win Jones.
Siiayosexat, Mayor — lfi. Wilson
Reeve --U D Wilson ; Deputy Reeve
—Geo Hendereon,,A Strong; Coun-
cillors : 7. ;!girth ` Ward--Jatnes Vl at
son, Win. Smith, R 'Willis, Jaynes
:Beattie, John A Wilson ;•-Beet Ward
—J Darwin, Geo Gond, John Dorsey,
Davidson,. E C; (Joie:nat , Andrew
Youitg, rittE Coletntu ; •Senth \lrttr l--
J Gillespt ,•. 1:1. J •$niichard, T W
Duncan, Findlay Ross, P. tutnaden,
J Weir, W. H. Hastings, M O'Keefe,
Usborne;--Reeve, Thomas hl Kay;
Councillors,James Halls, J Shire Thos.
Cameron arndl. William Kydd--ali.by
Acclamation...
Tuckersmith--Reeve,. R M McLean
(rico) ; Deputtcs, Geo MCKay, J \Veber
)wird Peacock. Councillors, Dallas,
Sproat, *McKay, Walker, Mason, Mc-
CarttiNy, Me`i'osis, and Wood.
Stephen-Reeve, Ratz ; First. Dep-
uty, :Eilber,,i3eaond•°Deputy, Sherrit;
.wood, Mary Wilson, Willie Gillies,
and Miss Ethel A. M, Musgrove exalt
ed much admiration by reciting, "Lord,
Ullen's daughter" in a manner almost
wonderful for a child of her years.
After the programme was finished, the
"Tree" was relieved 0 its precious
load, and the gifts distributed among
•school
the children; who attended
during the yen~.,, This is the first
entertainment 0 this kind, ever held
iu this place' and we hope it may not
bo the last. ' Evergreen.
Culross is a quiet, peitoeable, Indus,
trous, civilized and prosperous town-
:slaip ; but we fear, of let& years, some
`peculiar. emigrants, have • come
aibongst us. . Peculiar, did .k -say S
Yes, beea.use their,. thoughts are 0 a
nomadic nature. Their inquisitive.
tress soars with eagerness above the
heights 0 theirown business, look-
ing for something somewhere else ;
and after all these tittles are eo'iected
they are not even allowed a calm
season 0 repose, but, are pulled =and
stretched and augmented and after
all this is done something is attached
to theta .until they become so material-
ly disfigured that no person would
know them: Peculiar ! yes, because
tbi y base their fundamental princi,
pies on 'hearsay; which i$ contrary to
Ct,uriotllors, Vui,rtlt, .and 1Vliite--a11. logic. peculiar ! yes, on account of
by acclamation. klac remarkable' reception 0 their ears
Mo,rxs" F'oniter—Mayor---W Col-
eteugh, Drr.Jones. .Reeve—Josiah
Haighton ; Deputy -,Beer e—. William
Greer, Jas Reid; Councillors --North
Ward ---A, Marshall; M 41eNiven,
McCulloch, J A Halsted, Johia Rey
-
*needs, W .H Jones; ' Sc,uth Ward—
A T - Gregory, . R Scott, W Con-
ner, W t'Flt:Mallen, L H. Yec-
uiaris, W G Slott ; west Ward -4 P
LS&untag, John Boas, John• Corley,
t le° Scott,' Jas Hughes, A Jamieson
Robert Niven, W Tasiter ; East Ward
-w '( • l .Eingston, John tringle, John
Sheppard, Thos liyart,
Mierrnem, -•-• ttlayoe---.T 8 Ford
Janes 1) herty ; Iteexe—S R Stuart,
'Davie
Reeve-eIsaao- Hord, W R
Davie ; Couticiltors :—South Ward—
John Coates, Alex Cameron, John
4VIryte, jr, Geo Davidson, Jas G
Wltawon, Win Forrester, 13 F 1fastner;
' "ortir Ward-I3eury Fisher, Abraham
Dot, Dr 1t W 13arlburt, G K 14 lathe
yon, John Coates; West Ward—W W
Make. James Wilson, Robert •A Bel#,.
Alex Murray, Joeuea Boyd, George
Raines, John Skinner,
' Gout:ton-- Mayor --•' John. I3utler
-teec) ; Reeve—De Whitely,' 'William
E'rotr'dfuot; Deputy Reeve—A. Smith,
li lioLcan; O'ounciilors:—St: iidrew's
Ward — Bola, Rttftel, 'Cantelon,
Strachan, St David's Ward, i1oniber,
t '
r 't "
ani to 1.1 of r
t ii sin face.); t. • nr
, lr r ), S Ge ge =i
Farr!, Dunlop, N'ioholsotr, t win aiou
(ace); St Patrick's. Ward, McKenzie,
tcolt, Sloane, 7)awvdiri•r, Pridhatn; Alt sere. T. Stewart T. Jenkins and R.
School Trasteee, 13ell r Nichol>ion, Muxwuli wereenee ritxttul and on a
Jeable, ,A:ciieauu, Ly act:latnution. Jvote bui.,g taken Mr. Stewart was
I€ate--i►snve, Iii ifap tel and J dI. elected.—Mr welter Pet::rs in has been s
Jetts; Deputy, Win 13r•,:hatiatn ani }~sial tel, witli,*itt:3im 0 the lunge t
awry fir,yraeir; t,otinoitlort, late bat we are p,raaed «..• 1t. sLr tlz,it he is p
Fielder, ti ..nik :. t ' tn Moir. slde a • tri +tet
and transmutation of their vocals.,
Peculiar l yes, because 0 the :almost
contra -veracity and fecundity of their
remarks. From the above you will
learn that these must be very peculiar
folic indeed, at least for . this part of
the country, «-We would rather hear
something good''; the occurrences 0
the tithes; or abeue • something more
pleasant end agreeable - to the ear.
titan those uproarious epithets which
appeared some tirpe ago giving to the
whole world a wrong, appellation of
us.. If there is nothing good to say;
would it not be best to say nothing at
all ?• We hope now es Christmas and
New Year's festivities are -teeing enjoy-
ed, to have something more inviting
to lists i to ; and to hear no.more of
those forbidding barbarisms which are
so shorkirt to polite society.
Reeermettne rY.
I3luevalo.
'' 1:t is our gainful duty to record
the death of a respected neighbor, . in
the p- ~son of l:rs. ,John Narrow, who
passed away about seven o'clock on
the last day of the year 18894She
had been ailing. for a long' One and
has suffered a great deaf, Sb was
highly rewpeoted. by till °wnho 'knew her
u d will bo much missed, She Was
in her •40th year, The, futtera' tapes
place today (.belay) at 2.80 p,
Oar school nieetiaig was held on
Thursday of "Beet week Mr, J lin,
!Thant was the retiring trtt9lete,
Gorrie.
Mr Dane's mill dam came very near.
ly being swept tbwrtyi i,y the flood on
Christmas.—A very successful enter.
taininent in connection with the
Sabbath school, was held in St.
Stephen's church, Saturday week,
The programme consisted , 0 surging,
recitations, dialogues, music, etc., and
all who took part in the entertain-
tnent• acquitted thertteelves in a meet
creditable manner. Rev T A Wright,
the incnurbsnt, was presented with. a
gold headed cane by the congregation,
as a token of the estestaa in which lar•,
is held by that body", Mee Wright -
was also presented with several hand;.
some pieces of silverware,"• -lir Res,
wee re elected egtiool trustee en seltool Dawson presented blas chain. Mr
meetrn day—the 213th telt. --Tho diusgrcive responded iiia very stiiti tble
Methodist Sabhath Scheel pater• address, in which he encouraged his.
taitiment, on Ohristtuas tight, was a, scholars to go on in rho riglit
grand success. troll~rind tlrtinkect Client fete their kind-
ness to.bins, tend also the people of the
ooni.nunity for their respect to. hint
during
.
hisw
p
Addesaes followed
uby in theft,
ev. Mr
'
Carson, itlessrs J Dewar n, 11 D Hew
WhiteChurch
'Messrs. John and James King, of
.la i g
Dominion City, Man., are spending
the holidays with ° their re!ativcs in..
Culross Bath look as if the air 0
our prairie province agreed with diem.;
--The annual closiug meeting 0 the
Whitechurch cheese and butter manu-
facturing company was held rn the
Foresters' hall, on Friday, the 27th
ult. • -Quite a large number 0 the
shareholders . and patrons • were in
nttendano. , and all appeared well
pleased with the result .of the season',a
work. There were also present quite
a number who had not heretofore
been patrons, and who came to study
the working of tire, creamery, with a
view to patronizing it,' if satisfactory.
They appeared we lsatisfied with the
explanations given thein and signified
their intention 0 sending their' crearrn
next season, Title institution hes
been in operation but four seasons -
but has already 1 eady proved a boon. 'to all
parties: interested. `There is only a,
small debt on it now, and with the
prospect ofet much Increased patron-
age next season, the outlook is bright-
er than ever. Mr. A. H. Musgrove,
who, for the past three years has filled
the office of Secretary, resigned;.' much.
to the regret•ofall. During that time
he liad•fulfilfed the 'face to the entire
satisfaction of'all parties. -According
to reports, they can "beat the second"
for bolding sohoolxneeting; i, - clown at
No. 14. Ott Thurerlay, the 20th, a"
meeting consisting 0' ahout, twenty
roan and two dogs, ,was `held in the
school house,and x stranger coming in
and trot beiiig. aware of the perp' sw
for which they Lad aeseinhl,'d, ~night
i.e excused for thinking that lie hall•
stumbled on a inrefiug of a white
Lime dila Club. There was an al•-
most uninterrupted How of ' "t natural
ems" which, however, would scarcely
be available for lighting purposes, as it
shed very little light mentally, morale
ly or materially on any subject.
There ,wits a very successful ex-
amination held in S S No. 10, Kinloss,,
on the 20th, In spite of the rainy ,
weather and muddy roads, a largo
number of visitors wa- preeent to Nits
naris the proceedings 0 the day. The
schoolroom was hand.aonily decorated
and everything passed off in.. a most
agreeable manner, The classes were
examined b • Messrs A Simpson,
y4G
Musgrove and J J W Simpson, and
the creditable manner i:, whieli the
pupils read and dxiswored, speaks well
for both teacher and children, The_
school, though very large, is inet very
'thriving eondition under the itistrac-
tion of Mr A H Musgrave, cud•his do-
parturo is deeply regretted by . the
section, A largo number 0 ladies.
;Isere also in attendarioe and had
many baskets well filled with the
riecessaxies of life, At the close .of pail
the day, lslr A II Musgrove; was pre. otli-
,seated with a beatitifut. i` old chain sent
from the scholars, Miss SI'r1nicOlenn-
aghan. rated the address act( Miss 11%
.
The queetion r f granting tr, bonus 0
$25,000 to the Doherty Organ Com-
pany to engage in the manufacture of
pianos and organs in London, will be
nbniittsd to the peep' 0 that city,
'n the 8th cf Jan.
ligation will ba ma
attire lar & of eaia1 *
i' , .stat , i , x r, o eft 1
r: r. ,".,tee . etet ase.
tderson and .others l -resent, anthill bed
'nothing lint good to elle about the
school. 1! r llfussrrove carries with,
If earned, are. { hien the best wishes 0 the cetmmanity,
to the; I.eglia The day was closed by the singing of.
ratifying it. the 'National Anthem.'