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ig 'i'ENTY-EIGHTH YEAR—NO. 42.
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAX 30, 1901..
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COAL OIL STOVES
TURNIP 3 E ED
HUNGARIAN SEED
RAPE SEED
LAWN GRASS
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fill11
pp ttia6ti'6 Sloe
Vincent, Geo. Eacrett and Jos. Senior,
together with a number of boys who
• gave a drill, provideda splendid pro-
; gram..
SexSmith
A dainty, attractive, well formed
foot, requires a. dainty, neat, tasty
shoe.
You supply the pretty foot, we'll
supply the shoe.
If yonr foot is not as pretty and
• graceful as you desire, well furnish
you a. shoe that will look graceful and
ft perfectly.
fl. GoodSioe for Summer Wear,
R. H. SWEET'S.
Treble's Old Stand.
Dashwood
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EXETER IX MISER YARD.
',Argo stock of Lumber—pine anti 'hernia*,
*Mei* feet of hemlock Witmer for barns, etc.,
also shingles. lathe and cedar posts. Prices
reasonable.—JAS 11711.1.I$, kart.:I+.astable of
, Male at.
, Butner. --Miss Kate Chapman visit-
ed at James O'Brien's on Sunday. -Mr.
and Mrs. Seines Gould -visited friends
at Thedford and vicinity on the 24th. --
Roger Northcott recently sold his arise-
! ing horse, to T. Berry. of Ileusall,-Mr.
and Mrs. A. V ikdfond were at St.
1 Joseph one day last week. -The Misses
Ross of Exeter visited at T. N. North-
cott's one day lately. -F. Essay has
purchased a tine driving horse. -los.
Daune and wife of She.ron were in
Y
this vicinity visiting friends on Sun-
day.-- 0. H. Russell is home from Tor-
onto on vacation. --Don't forget the
grand jubilee picnic to the Send next
i week everybody welcome both young
' and old.
JOIiw WRITE & SONS
Hiensal I 1-I urcat . . The population of fiensall is 825.
The population M Brussels is DK a
The new Rattenbury st (lhurclr, decrease f 6e. '
e le i r
.A, Se11erF, L, D. s„ D, 7), .,Honor Gratin- } ase o U.
n one yea
Fate otToronto CTniversity, Dentists, Teeth or on is to be completed on the lath
extracted without 'pain or bad effects. °Mee o
in Petty's Block, Hensall. .M Zurich every
THE
The big flour relit at Blyth, recently
( Decernher, g destroyed by fire, itis said will not be M-arkf fe o f
T. W. Palu,er, formerly of Hensall,
• rebuilt.
MZvnda§,commeueinz Mav31/t1. has disposed of his stock: of tweeds, .n .
Mr. Vin Capp has purchased the
G. J. Sutherland, Notary Public, Coni:eyen-
cer, Commissioner, Fire Insurance A<•ent, and
Insurer of Marriage Licenses, Legal iocumonts
carefully drawn at reasonable rates, Money
Mee at threel
Pat Of ice He sautes of interest"
BRIEFS. --bliss Mary ,Humestou re-
Londesboro, to S. Gidley, of Blyths residence of John. Millson, on Gederich 1 "
street, Seaforth. A few days of winter yet and we
htrs, ,Tames Mc turehie, of Blyth, want to reduce our Muter goods be
underwent an operation for appendi- 4 fore Spring Stock arrives.
A game of lacrosse was played on
Friday, in Mitchell, between Mitchell
and St, Mary's resulting in favor of
St. Mary's 3 to I.
All cases of weak or lave back,
backache, rheumatism, will find relief
catis on Saturday, and since she is do.
ing splendidly,
o n A. ae son, sots o George
turned home recently from St. Marys hA J k f E
and London, where she has been visit- by wear
ing one of Garters Smart
ing friends fora couple of weeks. -Geo Peed and Belladonna 13ackaebe k'Iats-' aackson, of Eg atiell be, has passed
Mc>awen, M. P., has returned Lome tern. Price 25 eta. Try there, Society
examination before the Gawk. LA -DIES' UNDER SKIRTtS
Society at Toronto.
We have received a very choice utile
of
from Ott .we Saturday evening, the
Afrnnal Mrs. K. T. Rance left Olin- i all colons, with corded ruffle. New
session having closed. -- Mrs. John t.,n on Saturday Por their trip to the J E Swartz Iliac disposed of I.ia�'
hotel b Wingha to Sas nae stylish+
Latta, of 'London, was in the eninge Bald country £or several mouthR. lar, usiness in ng ut,
during the past week renewing ac- Rance is Capt. of the Exeter Co. of Broadway, of Toronto, and wilt devote
himself to the carriage business.
Councillor Archibald McGregor, of War keep always in stock a large
MciPllop, is seriously ill, eotfer•rnll 1and well selected stock of
from an affection of the head, which.
has necessitated an intxieate surgical ,FRESU GR.QQRRUF .
operation.
James (ween, of Hay Township, is
Putting an addition to his barn and Full lines of
had a raising the first part of this 1 CHINA and IIARUWA'ktE.
week. This will give hien, a One conis
pleted barn. All kinds. of l; arm Produce taken ars
We tender our sympathy to Mr. M. flash
Y, McLean, of Tile Expositor, ill hie i RQ alas
severe bereavement, having suffered
the loss of a son and brother in to short
apace of tuneC+ >;Iltxtvilie
rich. .•
la'alpitation of tki, heart, nervous- continuing g
th Tuesday f A. gustliltit andBn*i:Fs, .The entertainment Risen
continuin ,ill the end of August oat clue
news, tremblings, nervous headache, rnerchants of Beyfreld have agreed to h the Ladies Aid Societyon the even-
cold hands and feet, pain in the back.. close l:ilei, stores at seveq o c lock each i hof thei,'4 thinst„ was;rcnouneed by -
Tuesday and l3'ridsty "'ening'
..
and other
Carter's Iron f Icon Pills, kness amade Mrs. Wm. Watson, died at. het. nh.�nee seine to Ile fire best ever Rive n ely filled specially for the blood, nerves and , tta. Hallett on Thursday re during to t a nditUe arch ecce rel was
ted. illy a
She Rats a great suffered Ia
cowplexian, t �£ rheumatism. A htrs.l varied selection of .riuGic, dialogues,
o those pleasing evens loo �: au p aye
quaintances,-Mrs, Hunieston return- roignteers.
ed house the past week trove Closet- The Clinton New Era says that G.
f buret, inhere she had been spending a i)+ McTaggart, of that town, has pur-
week
with her sister•in-law. :ell's. clamed a fine team of five Year old
Thos. hicks, --•On Thur8day evening ,drivers They put their horses in bar-
May 23rd, I1.,)*ld pew, o£ liaironda>le, ness sang, around Clinton.
was united in marriage to miss Cath- Mrs. •Nei, Watson, of the boundary,
erine Folbek, eldest daughter of David , Huilett, wlio hes been very ill for a
Fcllick, of this village, The brides- number of weeks. passed away on
maaid';vas Miss Aggie Kerr. while the Thursday morning. a victim. to that
groom was supported by George x'' 1- painful. disease rheumatism.
lick, brother of the bride, The cue- A. happy event took place at the
molly was performed by Itev. G. resideruce of Jos. Brown, Bayfield. on
Jewitt at the residence, of the bride s Wednesday, May I5. when his second
parents, in the presence of the frlends daughter", Miss Bertha, was united in
of the contracting parties. We Join marriage to Walker Murray, of
their ruany friends in extending con-
gratulations. Owing to the continued
illness of the bride's sister,llliss Jennie,
she will remain a.t her fatherrs horse
for the present, -Miss Vanhorn, of
London, spent the 21t "i. May with her
lather, Mrs, W. Sbillinglsl,w, of near
Chiselhurst, and was in the village re-
newing acquaintances also. -•- ;Olins
Wrigley, of London, bas been spend-
ing the past week with .. Ir. and Mrs,
Chas.:lleAllistc.+ of the Purr Ilse. ---
The 24th Ma, was quietly observed to
town, a number of the citizens going
to Exeter races. -Miss Rose Young -
blot who is engaged as milliner at .Asyar,,
visited her parents here during the
past week. --Miss Le Touzel wars in
Goderich the past week visiting ber
parents. Site returned Monday to
restive her duties as teacher in the
public school. -The Hensall Degree
team of the 1. O. O. T'., have received
an invitation front their sister lodge
in Exeter, to visit them towards the
end. of next month, and assist in con-
ferring degrees. -J. Macarthur has
purchased a flue driver frotn D. 13e11,
of the township of Hay. -Mrs. A. Tay-
lor, of Exeter, was here on Sunday
visiting her mother, Mrs. Wan. Bc11,.
Mrs.Sohn n Mc-
nd.Jar
oissoill.-Mr.a.
wh
Gerva, of Clinton, were in the village
ou MoudaT visiting at Jae.Sutherlands.
-Misses Emily and Jennie Welsh. of
London, spent the holidays under the
narerltal:ropf.-Mrs, F. Rae was in
Longwood last . reek visiting her.
brother-in-laiv, Air. Rae, who is ser-
iously ill. --James McMordie, who is
attending Business College in London,
was in town the past week renewing
acquaintances. --The Council have un-
der
consideration a system of water i
works, the particulars of which they
will lay before the property owners at
a public meeting to be called shortly.
It will be intended for fire protection
only, and is estimated to cost $9,000.
-The anniversary tea -meeting held in
tho Methodist church on the dvening.
of May 24th, was not as largely attend-
ed as is usual, owing to the unfavor-
able state of the weather. coupled with
the fact that many of the community
were from home spending the day else-
where. The attendance, hoNs ever, was
very fair, and the tea was much enjoy-
ed by all present. The ladies as usual
had prepared the very best viands.
After ample justice had been done the
supper, the literary and musical pare
Zurich
j G. ST AN11uRY, B. A., EXETER ONT.
• Law Maces. Private Funds to Loan.
BR•TEFs,- John Deiebert, Jr., has
been seriously ill the past week, --P.
Lamonte visited the Pau -American
i Exposition the past week. -Etta, sec -
au - , the
and d ghter of upas Hartleib
r.A. Sellery, Dentist, will visit Dashwood. on. 1 other day broke her left arm above
Tuesday. hi 7th to raetice Dentistry the wrist, by falling from a bicycle.
l
In all its branches. P She was learning to ride. -The death
Routledge,Voterinaey Surgeon. die (Ds- of Mrs. (Rev.) 0. S. Finkbeiner took
se •eases of domostto animals treated all calls lata on Tuesday May 21st, aged 34
-0n o onight, 'promptly attended. Dashwood, years, following accouchment after a
• .. - + few days illness. The infant daughter
24TR MAY IN EXETER, -The weather lived but one day. Deceased was
on Friday last, May 24th, was cold born in Hamilton. to which city the
and disagreeable, and militated some- remains were taken on Thursday for in -
what against the success of the cele- terment. Mr. and Mrs. Finkbeiner
bration of "Victoria Day," A first-
class program had been prepared, and
everything augured well for a success-
ful day's sports. The attendance was
fairly large, and the program was
carried out as advertised, but the com-
fort of visitors was anything but de-
sirable -the weather -being intensely
.cold and accompanied by a. strong
wind. In the morning the Trade's
and calithumpian procession was the
first ou the list. This consisted of
the Exeter band followed by several
trade's representations, a burlesque
•of Dan Godfrey's band, under the
leadership of .Mr. H. Gidley, as :well
as a number of very good character
.calithumpians, all forming a pageant
equal to the best street parade given
by a travelling circus. The•procession
was ably marshalled by John Thomp-
son. The ist prize in the trade's com-
petition was awarded to W. 11. Levett
.& Co. who had three rigs in the. con-
test, representing the several branches
-of their business the second prize
was awarded to R. H. Sweet, the. en-
terprising boot and shoe and harness
;merchant, who had a large waggon
well loaded with his wares ; the third
•prize to P. Bawden, bricklayer, who=
was engaged building a miniature -
brick house on the waggon. In the
•calithumpian contest the north end
coon band took ist, T. Jeckell, barber
shop, while the Godfrey band were
given a special. For best dressed
clown, Dyer Hurdon.won 1st, Russel
'Southcott 2nd, The best character bi-
cyclist was Miss Ida Cottrill who was'
awarded a. special, Herb Walters, .int,.
Lorne Cann, 2nd, Geo. Miners, 3rd.
A lacrosse match, Clinton vs. Exeter
resulting in favor of Clinton by 4to 2.
In the afternoon the horse races
-came off with the following results:-.
2.50 -class trot—Levina Wilkes (J.
Reid,' London). 1, ; Kid McCoy (Habry
Wing, Shipka). 2 ; Medium Jack (A.
-O'Neil, Lucas), 3; Brown Chief (J. W.
• Horton, Aylmer) 4. Time, 2.54, 2,50,
2.50.
2.30 trot—Mollie H. (D. McLarty &
Son, Si. Marys), 1 Roy-Goldust`(R.
Reason, Stratford) , 2 ; Pat (T. F. Hod-
gins, Denfield),- 3. Time,' 2,50, 2.46,
2.50, 2.49,2.50d�.
2.20 trot—Alma (R. T. Carbert, Tees-
water), 1 ; Eric R. (J. W. Horton, Ayl-
mer), 2, Time, 2.36, 2,30, . 2.33, 2,391,
2.43. n
Track very heavy owing' to heavy
.rainthe nig ht before.
In the evening .t.hera.. �a,a 1k..irivtasal
cunr._i�t nu.lot thew.itipiceNthe land.'
Mies G. Slarihury, elocutionist of 13ay
�ield. ; �Viss LTicks, wiiss Ida Johus, M.
batt been residents of Zurich just one
year. -Why do our merchants not
adopt the early closing of their respec-
tive stores ? The Zurich horses did
not fare air well at Exeter reces this
year as last. There was some pretty
fast company. -There was no service
in the Evangelical ch"Ptrch on Sunday
owing to the absence of the pastor. -
Ernest Gies, who is one of our best and
most enterprising farmers, and who is
noted as a breeder of good sheep, has
a leicester yearling lamb which has
wool 16 inches long and of the finest
quality.
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One f 1 t took 'pas year :from r a;uma a f d l by the children.. The
place at Walnut t H 11, the ; band and five small children are left to proceed
u i beautiful
.. ' s which was only a collection;
mourn ler ass,
res►dencd of D. Nichol, Hallett. on Aver pretty aveddin took lease i amounting to .about $1a,ilil --lair. S.
Wednesday, when his second lough-' at the residence of Mr. henry (�r,a ter. Ellis, of the Ellis Fe Patterson cement
ter. Mary. was united in the holy Tn„kerstnith on "51,Fednesda.y, leis bridge builders, send file makers of St,
bonds of matrimony to J. G. CuinIng. 22nd when his youngest daughter, MlivYs is in the village after making
of Whitewood, .Ossa., in the presence Miss Charlotte. was united in mat,., TIi more large file fair the township.
of about 110 guests, ridge to ll'. Frank Flewes. They .ars practical kpt v in their line of
raisingaof V. Bradford, eon. O, Alii We are sorry to learn of the serious, business
of G t kept
very
rather-sn-
lett, q Monday, which has Porton- Illness of Mr. John .ri.iiehesori, been
Box.
law of Mr.. James Eaarle, spent al' view
sails not proved as serious as was at bore. McKillop. He his be n c n clays visiting in the village. --•Mi•. and
first expected. While engaged at the fined to bed for about two weeks and riv 1e. T. Halls of brvalerieh, silent the
on adcoune of his advanced age. being ,
raising. oro,fell
Thomas Little, who liven near ' years nld sleight hopes are entertain -1 pint week with 111x. Halla p' mit'
f,ondesboro, fell horn the top and was Miss Edith i'Qiggens, nP eiaaierich,
ed for his: recovery.
thereby rendered uneonscio"s fora
On Friday forenoon last, a lean cin+ spent tl.e luolida. J at Ftliri.villo and
while. Malloy, riloyed by .R r. Mills, who resides neaare tit� G2 th nt Mr. odtlahn iu. •- iohns rr• (peas
On Frith� May iOth, Jeno KibinIlarlock, in Iiullett township, pad an ,
relict of the late Thon.as +eedii:lt he experience he will not soon forget. t Andrew and sister,. atura, of Gonatsance
of Walton, died. at the home of her He had been. using sa land railer find went a few days visiting relatives stud
daughter, in Toronto, ]n her ^aitb g afrientis, Chas le+ivin�; on Monday'
year. She had been poorly for drove Mute the barn. He then un- for Coderkclt to earl: for l'. TR Hall
hitched the horses from. it 'ted by
back into a mow alongside the barn , nines Mill, `v ise..
env ]q health, but
Crediton.
Bn.xnFs.-You may be able to wear
your straw hat or muslin waistby
rst of July if weather takes a sudden
change to- warmer.—Council met on
on Monday East and transacted routine.
business. They also are favorably im-
pressed with the idea of a township
Civic Holiday to be held about June
21st, with a monster picnic at Grand
Bend. Particulars. later. Talk it up.
-C. Zwicker, sr., of London, is visiting
his sons here this week. It seems
natural to see him around. -Fish are
very plentiful on our market square
this season. Two or three pedlars a
day is a common occurrence. Just as
cheap as pork anyway. -Rev. Milyard
and H. Huston, of Exeter, paid our
village a flying visit on Tuesday least,
-G, Trott, photographer, is doing
quite a business this week. Give him
a cal]. -Ed. Kestle is all" smiles this
week—another boy.—The weather was
very disagreeable on Friday last,
hence many of our citizens did nbt
have'' as good a time on 24th as they'
anticipated.-Early closing is to be an
assured fact in .our village 'for two
nights a week, Monday and Thurday,
after June ist. Who will be the first
to ,break the arrangement ? Guess.
-John Voelker' is having a summer
kitchen built. This adds to the ap-
pearance as well as•convenience of his
residence. -Miss Wilson spent Sunday
at her home in Goderich.-A splendid
literary program was "rendered in
the Methodist church last Tues. even-
ing, under the auspices of the Epworth ,Karn . of- the vMoisons :. bank has ur-
League.: It consisted of. solos,choruses,, chased a handsome black driving horse
from Postmaster•Christie, of Exeter.—
RR,: W. 1l'alton is visiting'friends.
in Br. Gies."r
six weeks during the paint winter with hand it around and shoved it i who is at home with. his father' :1 Ir.
+r re
we sol to
resided in t J $ 11 ho w y
u n' Sheformerly
Sieves to vnship,re- i port not gainln,-
floor. Unfortunately he had not
J. Hudson Armstrong, D. D. S. of moved the lines from the roller seat, gradually getting se tr m. They have
Belding, Michigan. and Miss Nellie, also engaged a nurse troni Goderich to
and they got fast to the implement in _ e of far -
daughter of Rev. J. Galloway, were some way, and as it was down rade attend haul f uite a number
teamed, on Wednesday of hist week the roller' ran back drawing the horses ,mere of Usborne township were at St.
at the bonier of the brides parents, inMarson Saturday last for fart.
.with it. As soon as the horses got stn
the thin boards which formed the floor mac inere of the Maxwell manufac-
of the mow, they broke through .and Lire. They report the Maxwell deli -
got therewith their hind guar- ver) the largest ever :ram in any town.
got stack e teams taking part in the
tern below and their heads above the About 1#n. g
floor. In this perilous position they
had to remain until assistance was
procured from the neighbors, and
after a great deal of ticklish work
they were got through the floor and
into the stable below, and were liberat-
ed iu that way.
Dresden, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Arm-
strong are both forme. Seaforthites.
The friends of Mr. John Fitzgerald,
of Hibbert, will regret to learn that
his dwelling was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday afternoon, while he was from
home attending the funeral of the late
Mr. Thomas I. Hicks. Mr. Fitzgerald
was in. Hensall when he learned of the
fate of his dwelling.
A very bad accident happened to
Thos. Deans, of Wingbam, on Wed-
nesday afternoon last. Mr. Deans
was gathering eggs for Chas. Gillespie
and in coming down a hill he dropped
his whip. He stopped his horses at
the foot of the hill and went back for
the whip. In the meantime the horses
had got somewhat oil the road and Mr.
Deans was steadying one side of the
rig, when the wagon upset, piling the
egg boxes on top of him. The "result
was that one of his legs was broken
and he was otherwise bruised.
of the program was entered upon. Ad- The death of Thomas Hicks, of
dresses were delivered by the Revd's Chiselhurst, took place on May 1Sth,
A. L. Russell, of Seaforth, and G. H. at the age of 06 years and five months.
Long, Hensall. The choir also assisted Deceased came from Cornwall, Eng -
by a number of fine selections, but yet land, when a young man and had
not in their full`strength, owing to the lived here ever since. He was an un -
absence out- several of the members, assuming man and took no part in
they added much to the even ing's en- public affairs, and when the last call
tertainment. Miss Centelon also gave came, which we all have to answer, he
a very interesting and humorous read- *as prepared to go. The funeral
ing, while, as chairman, the Rev. G. took place on Tuesday to the Roger -
Jewitt left nothing to be desired in ville cemetery. He leaves behind a
that line. -Mrs. Geo. Baldwin, of Sea- wife and one son to mourn the loss of
forth (nee Miss E. Steinbach,) accom- a loving husband and father.
panied by her young daughter, visited
friends in the village the past few days
—J. F. W. Paterson has recently erect
a neat
in good. n
ed and finished g shape,
and roomy stable.—Mr. and Mrs. T.
and Mr. and Mrs. A. Murdock,` visited_
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover, of Clintou, on
Sunday.—Thos. Bell, of Beeton, who
has been visiting his mother, Nrs. W.
Bell, who is ill, returned home on Sat-
urday. --Mies Brown, of Egmondville,
was here this week_ 'visiting Miss Katie
Robertson. -J. E, MoDonell was in
Toronto,the past week combining bust
ness with pleasure.—Mrs. Wm, Gor-
don, of Brumfield was in Hensall on
The dispute as to what is known as
the„blind line, running between the
farms of John and W F, Crich, of the
2nd concession, and John T. of the
Huron road, Tuckersmith, has been
amicably settled. This has hung fire
for some time back, and Engineers
McKenna, of Dublin. and Farncomb,
of London, were both employed two
years ago, but the matter was not
finally settled until a week ago, . when
au agreement was finally made, ac
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f
Weatherall, Al Goderich. .I+
cepting a decision of E
procession. M. A. t3rethour of Kirk -
ton, the agent has been doing abust-
ling business and it also speaks highly
for the Maxwell Brun for turning out
at first class line of. machinery. -Mr.
Frank Halls, of Chicago, arrived home
ou Monday to visit his father and the
rest of the family..
Miss Henderson. of Montreal, sister
of Rev. John Henderson, of Staffa, !VALUABLE ADVICE TO RUED'-
Ont., and Rev. W. Henderson, of Fern-
MATICS.ham, Quebee, has been. elected dele-
gate to the Montreal conference, which
meets shortly at Pembroke, by the Eat meat sparingly, and take very
Waterloo district meeting, Miss Hen- little sugar. Avoid damp feet, drink
Berson, who has been a local preacher water abundantly, and always rely on
Polson s Nerviline as an absolute re -
for some years, has the honor of being Never of rheumatic pains. Being five
the second lady so elected as yet in times stronger than other remedies,
Canada. Should the young lady at- its power over pain is simply beyond
tend the conference much interest will belief. Buy a large 25 cent bottle to -
be excited in the matter of her taking day, test it, and see if it is not so.
her seat amongst the ministerial a Poison's Neryiline always cures rheu-
lay brethren as this privilege has not matism.
been granted any lady in a Canadian
annual conference. -Com. For any case of nervousness, sleep-
TO CURE A CO DIN ONE D3Y. lessness, weak stomach, indigestion,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. .8.11 dyspepsia, try Carter's Little Nerve
druggists refund the money if it tails to euro, Pills. Relief is sure. The only nerve
25. E. W. Grove's signature's on each bottle. medicine for the price in market.
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IAt 'Lilaccewepha the palatial resi-
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btnday renewing acquaintances. - deuce of Mr. and Mrs. W. Doherty,+
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Mr. Russell. of'• St. Marys, recently a Clinton' was an informal scene but a : +
student of Knox College, but who has very interesting event on Wednesday, ,g:
been licensed to preach, preached
quite acceptably in Carmel ,church on
Sunday last. Mr. Russell gives pro-
mise of becoming a -very clever minis-
ter.—W. R. Hodgin's has decided. .to
take over his hotel at the expiration of
Mr. Cantelon's lease which expires in
July. Mr. Cantelon may go to Clin-
ton, where he is negotiating for a
lease of the Clarendon. Since coming.
to Hensall about a year ago, Mr. Can-
telon has made many friends by his
affable -manner both as a citizen and
May 22nd, at 12.80 o'clock, and the
pretty, quiet home wedding took
place when their daughter, Miss Lena
M. Louise; became the wife. of Dr. G.
Ernest Holmes, dentist, of Clinton.
The father of the groom, Rev. J. W.
Holmes,' formerly of i-tattenbury
street church', 'how the popular pas-
tor of London Askin street Methodist
church, officiated at the ceremony,
assisted by Rev. W. G. Howson, of
town. Her sister, Miss Ethel, ` was
bridesmaid ;'J. H. Holmes, a brother
landlord, and the travelling public of the groom, of London, performed
and others are sorry to learn of his the duties as groomsman. After the
leaving. -The interior of several of usual wedding dinner and congrat-
the rooms of the Commercial hotel Mations, extended the young couple
have been repapered.-Miss. McHugh, left on the 2.551). m, train for Mon -
who:
on -who,. has .been. in London "this week treat and other points. for a 'trip.
visiting friends has returned-accom- The :gifts comprised some very, valu-
panied by her younger sister. -F. E. able as well as -useful articles. Only
the immediate relatives of the con-
tracting parties were present to wit-
ness the ceremony, among whom
might be mentioned Rev. and Mrs+ ,l+
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17, Tlnin- of T.ti.i;loai Miss Lotti,. 1 1l' , . T
ii+sT.n., ace I' is, ,
`)i. -. aieut .t, 11 nettle. `�
recitations &c. There is abundant , of
splendid talent in our village that is
hard to surpass in many Iarger places.
-There. is talk -of the "Mrirv,g•i-
r01111e eo•uina; ti, n,ir viii tg( ,ii tin.5:,..5•h-
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Cowing exatnin<ttinnti' n^chars>chool oP ltilbtirn'slIet�it and.Nervtl Pills, dna flies after .Ji.me Hili, at
wr hes to sav th'et they were of great value to+
study so veli. Better not encout.ige 1 _ P 5T Loudon. east Clinton,
will be }tLhome.g,
if it entre here as the children c•ennot proved of groat bon[ib to iue. 1Y[y`mbcher also their borne pn li.attenbury street, •N
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it to come until vacation. `
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