Exeter Advocate., 1905-12-07, Page 4scontsibite, IIL
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feel he elfee
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chant are be in
11) -fit
comment, pro. au eves'.
, papers of Shot teed, OhL 4.it .nd
to WO% The 'Whitney tAt
elaiinalhat tbeiravoif.'vet isu t
terest of a. notepartisan ccierying out
of the itcenee. law, midis siippinAed in
toe matter oy many of the papers,..
ethers elaim that the aetion ol
-the government is to be regretted and.
ondemn the adreiniatratioe accord.
nglY, The,ticense Commissioners who
• were appoliitediast. spring have re-
signertto show their disapproval of
„ the dismissals, stetingthat they should
have been consulted, thet the old in. A
- • make room for otho men, an tha
the government is ,exereis ng the
'1p0118 $Yete
A
t or CO'e
Following is the -report for fq:overa
jr‘.'Leavintr Uriiitnell 87;
N. Itnasell 07, U. Murray 66, M. Plait
=Diuing • fi7, ,Armstrong 50,W.. 'Web-
ner 43, ..41..0iiwer4 40. Ri Clegg 40,, M.
- Knight 40. H. Workman 29. -
' Jr. Matriculation Class, ht
V Sand1..
r7*1--
the most, partici'.
ts of fowl hove
.ek and no dobbt
Walt Xen1is.--.8ever.
al new tenor and hiss sim.;era have
been ininattedi into the -einur of the
Evangelical church, -Chris. Hetetis
the proud father of a tine baby. girl. -
Miss Clara Falmer has opened up a
'dress !Makers' shop over Holttinan's
tailor shop. We wis.h bee every sue,
cess.-Weddingsare the PrdeF of the
day in ' 4tur burg. --Quarterly eervices
will he held in the Evangelical chu h
on Saturday and Suoday, Bev. S. I.
OVIA
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Inerithrittieri
• Ostreleher, ;41
T401('ttI Hiitst,.. • 18
35 Ittenzle :Teacher.
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(Wed) When t e eIdedtugtet-, Mis
Louise, became the happy bride of Mr.
Eilberg The ceremony which
teek,place at 5.30, woo performed by
ev. Munn, only qbe immediate rela.
tives-witnessinwtile -event. Gowned
in a haudeome costume of white Japan
taffeta,/with trimmings of Chiffon and
net lace1 and wearing the customary
-veil, the bride came forwent leaning
on the arm 'of her brother, Arthur.
She also Carried it handsome bouquet
of roses. lier-sisterr;idiss-Marier
acted as bridesmaid, bloke(' very wine
some in a dress of white,„organdie
an ar led k arnatio 2or e
Several. *on . the pi
t1I nalvetsary •oerviees-
on Sunday ,emr1 Monday
• '
ti11 ' lilt
„e.4,1 _
,. one,. A t.'S cam y. hu vitun-
ct to the vill ige again, after spending
.. the:summer at 1or4uime.--74as. 1Ie3r-
Wood Intende. WWI ng his auction sale
of Win stook mid iMpleinelits on Tues.
day, Dee. 12, .,- We enderstand an in-
. .
R-.a...W.-,
au -
. appeniu0 thistownsilip last- week,
,.. will be ventilated in the Court shortly.
Thos. Coward swa tik3; tine. 100,
'acre tarot,: Lot • 17, Con. , 8., on Mon-
dayto Mr. John Duncan of nearFarun-
ha; for a good figure. Coward
will have a Bale f • his nip 0-
mouts, 'ete.. on T testlay, Nov. 1,9th.
The tdwitship Co o very busy
will-coedoct the Orvines. Mr. Gee.
• Lightfoot and Ilitse Bertha Dixon Of-
insleyverrr-4141ited- Mani
. The event took placeatthe \Method s
parsonage- he .
A.ndreersoiliciatiog. The Venn people
will reside at "We&
.while Working -in the bush 'Friday cet
hi foot with at ; ax, _VfiliCh Wig -147
him up for a., tlme;..i.-:.After - lengthy.
,stay burghtlfre,-Ita,Plethaktlr7,
tamed to her home in Find:lay. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron OrovItrit
and the MisseeStricifier,have returned
to Bleribeitn.
. ,
Davis 81.-11.-Ciaedne 30;1,11. Fair.21, T.
- 'Carling 20, Davis It.' `.,„ No. on roll 24,
average 0..Plemang, teacher.- :
.Cominereitil DePartment.411;igh Me -
Kay , M.'Quance 80, It Welsh 83,--J.
Cameron 8e, A. NOWard 78, 4.1VcOara
70, Bart Luxton /5, Dora Wert 70, I.
tioiCay 70, McTaggart 00, Bissett
08, B. Spelled, W. Russell 00, E. roe
05; M. Mack 03, .. S clonal" 119, M.
Willis ce, o. Fee 50. petty 4S, AL
arkle---hemer-e, y
Dec. 1st. The following program was
rendered: Piano solosMisa. Vivian Bea.
Ver; Miss Clara lialst; pa-
per on 4*Oliver,Twisr by Ur. Rollin.
son; vocal duett. Miss . B. -Beaver and
Or. Heist; rending. Miss Lulu Rasery;
v000l solo, .7.11. floltzreen; piano. duet t,
Misses Susie -and Carrie Kuhn., The
Society W411 meet at thehome of Mr._
J...11. Holtzinara on Friday. Dee.
Wunitian.-The_ Methodist a
on— -er
Silber rep cred Lohengrin's wedding
literal' as the .bridat
parlor,Tvhieh was ;• ecru,
• t evergreenand ferns.
•Billter also played some,choke *IWe.
during the ceremony. A, very invit-
ing.ilejetiner was served to all present.
The presents were choice and , varied.
We extend our bestwishes to Ur. and
Mrs. Bilber. • •
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Boxecc--ANnatwe'..,-The 'stately res-
idence of Rev.I.W.,andlfra, Andrews
was yesterday (Wed.) thronged with
a large.company;who had assembled
to w" ness the Marriage of their third
,It� 'WV
-Regan,* liandford 81,
Godwin SO, Lois BirnoY 78, L. Sanders
Collins 113t P.Sweet 09, A. Davis
Redgert 08, C. Miners 08,i K. Stewart
03, E. Al. Down 03, N. Liodgert 02; A.
Dow 01, B. 'Meek 00, M. Awn' 55, E.
loom 55;„ W. Huston 04, .11. itowle
Ai -Stewart 544 13; Farmer -49, C. Duna-
fOrd 40, D. Stewart 31 No. on roll 45,
average33.
, -ererw-
weddieg, When Mr. James Flynn and
Misslatte A. Stott Wire united 111
raitreikx-e7, The:bride, Who was attired
In a -neat atul'beclomilig eastutne, was
attendW"bY Miss Flynn, sister of the
greorn 'while Mr. Foirest Parkhill(
acted .ka best -nrianz-The Ceremony was'
performed by- Rev. 3. W. Andrews.
We wish tir:,,oind Mrs. Flynn a long
and hap stnarrie4 life.
ItorM I1.-11. Stoneman 83, Gal*Prn-
eon 78, E. Taylor 74. T. glanders 60, E.
°Getz 03.' M. Havykins 08.0. Fisher 50,
A. May4:4. E. (.1
h -a -A heere 44; B. ida
tin 424-1.f, johns 40, F. kinas 39. TA.. Mar-
Coultia 30, I. Bowe 27, G Die ' 250 B.
Going..10, L Walker 7, 14. • mer
A. E. Dorr
LY. -Alonzo Heywood 72. No. on
roll 41, average' 40:- ----
Meteko, teacher.
ercy e win 70. Pearl
Johns 746,, ltovve 741.. Mary. Da -
VAS 72; Ida Welsh 717,. Jr. --Lit-
, Ilati Boyle and Clair Wood 744 Wilile
No, on roll 40, -average 41. '
• /1.•11 Walton& teacher,.
Sr. II. -J. Walker tO, W. Ford 88, L
Hardy 81, O. Hedger', 80, L. Delve 78.
W. Heideman 75, F. Shaddock
• Illiddle.IL -M. Carling 96,11. rlelkwill
• 84, E. Anderson 79, L. Treble 77, G.
Mite 734 F., alaney 72. V. Howe 71,
M. Oneidas, 70. Jr. II.-B.Welker 81,
No; on roll 6 verage 00.
Anna B.Mtirtia, teacher.
'Sr. Gardiner 91,
ve Jones' lean Seklon $3, A.
'It Ray 85,8. Quance 84,11. Jones 80,
3rreolliek4SiIk1iOlve=74;77-2Stv-Part11.;
li.::!.(ktdici-83,t ileeker. 77. a ..Tebtu
t
cm rod average
, Elsie. A. McCallum, Teacher,
Meek 02, Hew.91,, It.
Fleming 80, E. DA? fi4, 1"4).ngi woo4
84, M. Knott 80, It Welsh 7, W.Matt.*
000 ert 12, Se, Net It...
ey 71,tlat. Rieke /0.
Jt Pc' II.-J.Ferguson .1114tche1l
1 teeelier,
• _ .
Clinton IL er./Itewervirho, for*iity
years bias been the efficient:local min -
141AORIAGe.--Daring the past few
weeks cupid has had his heeds pretty
NIL and one b on adi
.avi qr. our midst to geace and
beautify'a home of tlaeir own; This
;week we, plea in announcing
home of Mr; and Mrs.Gott vied (Miser,
it being the inarrits.4e4if their estienw
David triekler
'tin ear gowned in a n some wedding
Itett*attkcirtled-bythergroom'stsi
ter.Mi vs Lily Strickleta Brightirwlm
wai1irn-dainti1attired. --••14--hele •
was asaisted by Mr. vv. u. Duncan of
Bright. Rev. Damui performed .the
ceremony in the presence • of a lame.
conclusion of_th
ceretnony-Tfil repaired to the 'din ng
roont where all partookofeakeitcellent
wedding supper.- That the bride num-
bered her friends as many WAS
evi-
denced by the magnificent arrayof
gifts whichshe received. The evening
wis.pleatiintly spent in various kinds
nitarnuseanent. The Band was ale°
presentsn renderedisicneeholce taus -
lir. and tirtv
morntrirgiiiiiiitutford, where they
will make their future home.' We join
'Mt h the boat of friends -,In7wishing
them all happ4kineesandprospetity dor.
ing their weed hfe..
_
epeol„....-Kti the _Month Of Ottollee 'last,
Much public interest and. exettemeet
n tea
Of Middlesex sad et tb*won..
derful take bf marve1oi. cures and in-
*one:able tnirsolost performedsel-L*8s
alleged by "Hail Ammer' Who
operated in and about the Vl1big of
Crediton. 'T.hst sick and ,:afflict, the
deaf, thedumb, the latile, thetalt sod
and sundryand timniattdi.
of thou lislted,t*shrinit of the
and as the story stents,*11 were
h • Ida mysterious:Ai
terve
se MT np accoun .s. e 111PD111
pot is • n the fire an' 'ady we hear
-uratUteilmen .heve
spent lets of money, Ittitl we should
heve_a_tiew,I:louncil. but as in the past
whennomination arrives nothing Will
'be said and the old Counoil 01005- will
all be re-elected by acelatnatign . and
perhaps:it Will he no mistake either. -
The annual election of cillleers of the
,0,(1(1.1v, will take.Plece -e -
Tog, Dec, 14thir''
1 4.
Notet P. gfr4;,. wia .. 4 4 '1
0 .'1, .0 1 11 . • , tit
0i,14,)Atl, .
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.41.* .4i1cf. 1 ZtVet",te „,, . ,T
te.$411 On ,
49Sift Uggeipts is ied andlifft ' , .Ciirren 0 t tAPPIVeft
?Jilts iltiry Denere •haseeturceir to.
'
•; ,yee, -o - . sse
.hoine throughout was tastefully decor-
ated with, evergreens and -bunting.-
Promptly at twelveo'clock, noon, the:
bridal party entered- the, di
rooniito .the strains:Of Mendelsohn's
wedding march,'. played 1)y Miss Wan'.
Ales Keeler ofitingstoth, cousin of the
bride. In the mono aif arch had- boon
ei ected. whielt wee profusely decorated
miltlitTeedar.baughs and myrtle, dainti..
1:004 a
eerei
the bride's" father, lt v.3 W.An. rews
aleiSted by Ry. G. W. Itodrewct-oi,..
„etWaiti, and Rev. 3. AIHn. The
britlelooked very beentehing,1/4gowned
in a beautiful costume of ereein
with silk chiffon trimmings, • nd" car-
rying a dainty bouquet of white car.
natiOns. .fler sister, MIES Stella', acted,
as bridestnaid, and looked very pretty
hi a gp0,11,of ceparri AO tar,
ried-pmk-cartratt,
snpported through the trying ordeal
'b h I he-cet
. oniony li very imp ci and pleasing
past -was partaken of by all. ,The gifts
Were numerous and Varied, and 'their
imagnificeoce testifies to the etiteern in
t. 133 e ie er man
friends. The groom's gift to the bride
was .a old watch Ittilt.,Ohain, to the'
esintu -a go .-ring-set-,:w Turebi
•-pentic-cmd-te-tirir-gf1i(----*1--11 -
'Pair of gold . One of the
pileasiffigfeat tires °roe oemion_
the music rendered by the choir, of
w -141-24r0135yce hag hem --a-valurd-
in7inebbeetorn.ifrottiTedhe:, _soold'otairt:edndisupairbitaedndeoh;t:
u,ses were very appropriate and were,
cloth.. -with silk hat to "math, the bride
leftwith-lierilitalTand-en the evening
train for a honeymoon trip to London,
Hamilton and other points. • On 'their
return they will take up their ,resi;
deuce, near Einsseldale, where -Mrs.
Boyce will be home to her friends af-
ter .Tan.15, 11)00. Guestetwert..,
ire ,untsilite:
-•n Kings-
ton.. As the young conple havejoinedhands for life we_ trust iher -Me I*
favored with earthisrehoiceat bl ing,
health, happiness and prosperity. .
with r. Cabana and a
'clay expertivhewere bare for 11, few„
days lest week, in gentle -Cahn with
the brickyard, hey° returned to .Buf-
tito.--Edward Bedard, hae returned
kepi a, Visit to Conttright.-4aines
Ducharme of flemiall is spending n, few
weeks here. -N. M., Cantin ',has gone
to the Old Country.-4•The fishing firm
of the Village have seeured their, pond
nets, after being Eta for. about
They bed bad luck this 1 Onsemine
Masse, who spent the, summer, at
Biewster;, has returned. • .
* WEDDING.-DttrinK the .,p'a srinc113 tit '
. .
cupid has cortaialy.beert very busy at
his works of love.and our young men
believe in the quotation "that it is no
good for man -to live alone," led -ging
by the. numerous marrieges which
hay takeuilace here tecentiv. On
tie ayast r. ante • to
tiul alter Miss Mary °barrette At 0
. . .
.Aientirat4...8xe,
C.s.ca.tmi 6
r..kpCl1t3 fet?*1 414 4117CM1401 rttlivtd, Inter* goi.
meaela
4scomtiti, Sibt, - - -"-
,
- the oliHoiFernment.
• . 14. UVIWON
• -Our 'show-rowritim' rvir-packeittlA1---ot-L.
, the lateet 411 kifids. of Turin.
bQught at the lowest prices '1 'And• in
,orrder to n34e room for our, Spring,
cow
ing your
than at aht otiterFtmai-
urouseni tirestern. Ontario.
Call before-1=0110We _and. get our .Prfioes.'
Mrs. Thornr,son of Blyth was a visi-
tor at $. Saltine's during the week. -
Henry Cook has recovered from his
regent ilInesi.-Vir„ Cook has returned
from 'Winnipeg. -41iss-kIthei Murdock
has -gone to London where- she has
Aitken a poilithim.-Robt. Patterson,
,
a few days ago. la showing some signs
• f-hoprovements-4an4ne-4leT-og
has gone to Toronto where he is tak-
Mg at complete cpanmercial course in-
cluding telegrarlby. 'We wish our.
_yeung friend every success. E. Ban -
ante, Mils Anne Plant and Mr -Arthur
Sreenan...drove to theTarish- Church
wherelter. Father Loniselle tied, the
knot,, iturnediatt4 a
words ha been said that inscle them
man and wife the bridal part repaired
1] oron as j
ness.-D. `A. Canteion shipped $2700
worth of turke e to the 014 Country
'Wire -re ut-T-TfiM/r.ofu,
astvve-e
ma • en iresenti-after which -an
erkee lent dinner was served. As each
guest -at rived-e-giti.was-riresent -
to the bride until •11% large spate in the
-p-kiyro-rwii9u-oren-up,7-T'hese-girto-wii
be everlasting ‘tokena of the high es-
teem held for Airs., Plante. • The after-
noon , and vvertin were pleesietitl .
itte..jilios tallest wiahealor Mr -and -
Mrs. Plant-
•
un ay w ' In. yds. m. -An.
dation bai gone CO 'St. Marys, *here
be iotends working with11. T. Gilpin
In the ilibOo 4 store,-Antdirersallr ser.
bel held the Anderson
Methodist Church,. 00A/ft. 10i
Mr. Knowleo of Pa 'n Will reach
morning and trent On the 11:011ove-
glicoulay_e* loorfial 40111-
begisen by -the good'
at is "being viited...-Thontast,
pent Sunday
ii3.1 of the town
e purs _ tbe e v
horses which will arrive in a Teiv-aays.
.nng.:47-111Atn,itnt.stpialtirai,s-ifitta
#1.• 0 the home ,O11' .
• Velle41.2hisellinistan.d_Z-Bengeu
arid`114 Camertm hav.,returried home
trout the West. -.51r. and 2dr"ew•D: Me.
Martin have „the symtilithy of their
-Aitt
tlitebotly wastakOitAr? Brustie s
rep interment. --Ike Buchanan left a
fa* days ago for Wtillaceburg where
he has accepted.* s ition in a
bakery. Ike - med in
aiid-inusicill etre/ea.-IL A.
Nixen,...train master G.T.R., whIlehoe
reeelitir, informed our Reeve that, the
eanipanr_Initended:erettitrga new
ptia-
.enger station 1. -Jack r -
ton, forinerltbrthe vereigit .Bank.
staff here, and later o Toronto, has
gone to Itiooseaw, w he will take
11.411114iti011 111 the Union
electric light at the G. T. station..
gi**T"Ieelem
tilt hictr
e.e4k0s, to
guests el' a 'pleasant
ening* 11
3 suranee. iluchinaii-Broe-lost-sonie---- -
our, a qtfantity of sugar, raising( ,an
• cuncantsp__ beside* all their „pans a
outfit. They 'carried no insurance.
Much credit is dueour fireman for the
way in which they' toiled; also to the
citizens and theladies Who worked like
hopes to help. subdue the games.
N wish to announce to the public,
- that we have placed our mill a
fo-Miti-on7tha-1---we-crow,--:---7pr-
liour which not onlv 2*IA1FS TBE
41000414F4445MALE-but-la-
isfaction to ourselves
- •
wire made the
settpients of numerous gifts4.414selort-
ary eermons will he Pre/felted in the
Methodist church on Sunday. -Mr.
Petty, the 2nd con.,
re:covert Use-eftrtir'arblit
t acdclent. Nt.Petty was trying
.re.cuo agander whIchlaad.got
un -
dr when the ani
knocked bins down and tratopred-on
hint. Fortunate', no.bones were
br..-!kfn but he was tile'veteli
-P1'0011)11, done,_„iill_kinds.of_mill.fred___
and. WitileVtittitreeenta
y pleied•in oor trail a machine to
Produce ReliediOate.
vire lifyite.yOntipairOnageo,
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