Exeter Times, 1903-6-11, Page 1Eflonsagenerrno
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EX.ErER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE liTH ipos
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t:4J, Potatoes, early and late and. all kinds Garden and
Corn
nd Ensilage
Seeds
Field. Seeds.
• Paints
We have the celebrated Sherwin & Williams Paint
Cements
National Portland and Star Portland Cements
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A. full line of Barb and Spring Coil Wire always on
hand. A number of different styles
of Lawn Mowers.
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Issuer of elarriage Licenses. Legal doeuntents
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to loan on real estate at low rates of interest,
°thee ab the Poet Ottice
NOTICE TO CONTI:U(110Ra.
Settled Tenders addresod to Dr. Macclearmid
o aiensall, at, whose edlice Plans and Species
cations may be seen wilt bo received up to
Thursday evening,. Tun etah, 1003, the
building oral) etheiten to the uddeellows Hall
in the village of Hensel. Tee committee not
bound to aceept lowest or any tender.
Wm. CALDWILL,
Chairman of Committee.
Mr. Wm. White, 'of Begervillie is
ceuite ill at time of writing.
Mr. W. R. llockgins and younger
brother, were in Goderich, on Monday
Miss Hattie Sutherland has return-
ed home after a pleasant .visit with
friends in Toronto.,
Mrs. 13. S. Phillips was in Lucknow
during the !past week •visiting rola-
bares and friends:
Mr. Alf, Shepherd, of Sarnia, spent
"•11 atfew tdays of this week thee guel3t; of
4. the Rev. Dr. Medd.
The Rev. R. 1VIiller, of Varna, was
in town, on Tuesday on his way home
from leant etrenice.
The recent rains have greately im-
proved the appearance of the crops,
•eslecie.011,. the hay.
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loth
__Is always to be found at this
-tailoring establishment. If
you. ha:Vent a good tailor and
are looking for one, try us,
-One trial will convince you
-that you cannot get better
-satisfaction for the same.
-money than we will give you.
- W. W Taman.
Pates-claaret Tesilfora
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NORTH END STORE.
We haye a nice clean stock of fresh
-Groceries, which we are selling at
:ye ry low prices. Sae our Ready
Made Clothing. Ask for our Floor
01.1 Cloths and Carpets, We quote a
few prices.
10 lbs Cornmeal. for 25c.
10 lbs Oatmeal for 25c.
8 lbs of Tapioca for 25e. •
13 bars Electric Soap 25c
4 lbs first-class Carrants for 25c
First-class Coal Oil 18e.
Also Linseed, Machine and Cylinder
Oil always on hand.
Floor 011G1otlis
-2 yards wide, good material at 50c a
yard. One yard wide at 23c,
Garong
We have a number ofdifferent designs
in Clarpets ranging in price from 17c
up to 00c.
Beady -Made Suits at very low prices
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Children Cry or
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Convi.ce
You
that our stock of Spring
and Summer goods is
unequalled. See for
yourself.
FOWLER BROS
THE CLOTHERS, HENSALL.
Cromarty
Miss Hicks, or Exeter, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Jebel. Leary.,
!Airs. Gillespie spent part of last
week visiting friends in Hanailton.
Mr. Toclhunter, of Brandon, is visit-
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Gillespie.
We regret to hear of the serious ill
ness of Lizzie, daughter of George
Miller. .
Mr. Rahetra Mote. and wife, of
Stratford, spent part of -last week
visiting relaraiveis 'tore.
Granton
Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tames
Rigney, .died last week.
Miss Lot Diddleton, of Toronto, is
home visiting her 'mother.
Miss Armstrong and Miss 13. Dodds
of Exeter, spent -Sunda.y here with
friends. . • „
.A. +very happy revent • took pletoe at
the residence of Mr. Robert; Bulyea,
Bianshard township, last :Wedniesday,
when his youngest daughter, Miss
Minnie, was united in. •marriage to
Mr. Joseph Gleeson, of Gra;nton„in
the presence or about 60guests. The
ceremony was .performed by Rev. Mr.
Holmes, of Granton, beneath an arch
of snowballs and evergreens. "The
bride was at -tired in 1 white or.gandiel
and was ieupported by her c.ousin,
Miss Maggie Dagen. Mr. Frank
Gleason was best hnan. Wedding ,pre
eents were ; numerous. The young
couple will make their home in Gran-
ton.
men atno eatglAR r weys bears the Stgr,ctctr,
Chas. tt. Ftetchr.
Pnby was sick,. we gave her Cas,e
teen Gee wag a chat]. he cried io7 CastOrtc.
Vtivo) berg n3P Mi44 she clung to Cestor:::.
waensae uci abildree.see gave theta Castoria.
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HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
'CAPITAL (all paid up)
REST
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General Manager
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$2,700,000
V. F. IllaBDEN,
Superintendent of Branches
AUGENERAL, BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on
Savings, Bank accounts and Deposit Receipts.
Letters of Credit issued available in. Chink Japan and
other foreign countries.
OREDITON ONTARIO.
W. S CHISHOLM) Manager
Mr. and. Mrs .Aimsley, of Leaming-
ton, !spent a few days visiting at the
Mettle° cliat pa c soutane.
The Ray. W. It. Hiles, of Doreheat-
er, was in our village this week visit-
ing the Rev. Dr, and Mrs. Medd. -
Mr. David F. Foss Lad the mister -
fortune on. Sunday last to slip on a
plank, and in falling dislocated his
shoulder.
The Misses Maggie and Let. Norris,
of Toronto, are 'visiting for a -few
days the guest Of Mgr. and Mrs A
Murdock.
The Presbyterian church of our vil-
lage will hold their annual straw-
berry social on Tuesday next. A big
time is expeeded.
Airs. James ElsAvy and son, !Mas-
ter ;Tames have been visiting with
Airs. Medd, Mrs. Elsley's sister, for
thle pas 1 week.
The Rev: Geo. Jewett, a former pas-
tor of the Methodist church here, and
who was stationed at Wardsvillpehas
been moved to Dutton.
Preparations are now under way for
the arranging of a good programme
for the Orange/celebration to be held
here on Monday, July lath.
Mr. David Wp30n preached in the
Methodist church both •morfning anad
evening ,on Sunday last, in the ab-
petnee of Rev. Ds. Medd who was at-
tending Conference at Wingham. Mr
Wren is a fluent speaker.
Mrs. L. Harold and daughter, Flo
.0:levee, of, Wiaegh.aan, drOpped -off on
!their way back from. Toronto, and
spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs.
A. Murdock, They left for their
home on Tuesday evening last,
Ms. Benjamin Caldwell, in • the r
employe of Mr. 111. Rennie, general
imerchant, of this village, left last
week for Port Arthur, where he has
secured aood Ipasibion. •A. num-
ber of his friends were at the station
to see, him off.
The distriet meeting of the I.10.)0
0'. will be held in the Oddfellows' hall
on Friday evening, June 19th, when
the Grand Master, R. K. Cowan, of
of London; District .Deputy Grand
Master, Gibson, of Lucan and
Grand Pa triameh Spackimaneb or
Exeter, are expected to be present.
The, initiatory degree will be put cinhy
Ike Herisall team. A pleasant time is
explece.bd. • . • • .
The •Rev. Dr .Medd and. Rev. IF: E.
Malott, 13. A. 13. D., returned on Tues-
day last from attending conferenee at
Winghain. We mt.,: by th3 -lat draft
of the stationing committee that Mr.
Malott is stationed in Victoria Ave. '
Methodist ,church, ,Chatham. Mr,
Mblott has been statien3d ou the Ki- f
pen moult for a year, and during
that: time has made many friends
on his circuit and in Hensel, who
will be sorry to learn that he is leav-
ing.. Mr. Medd remains as pastor of
the Methodist church here. He is •a
good fluent speaker, and las services
mach appreciated both here and al
.Bethesda.
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creaae of three. Ada-cintiate, populate
thion in.1.90a, 4, an inert:a:se Of O.
Total fopulataoes in 18 Ve, etas: re,
1003, 2197, a. decrease ,of 281 or 11'14.2
per (\Mt:.
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Mr. and Mrs. Will Sweet visited at
the formers home here, ou Sunday
last.
The, township grader ie. at work on
the gas coneassion, and will continue
to wbrk for 'senate days.
' The meeting held in : oonneation
with the opening of the sadyenties'
Chapel were- fairly well attended, out,
owing to the rain, a great many were
kept away who would otherwise have
been 'dreamt People istieen pomdion,
Crediton and other places being pre.
tient. The tirograinme rendered by
the children, on Monday evening Prov
ed a great success, and aras very
largely atitetnded. .
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Miss Rowelifte, of Oregon, is visit-
ing with Miss Helen Spicer.
Mr, Peter Pickard, of London, els-
lied relatives here, over Sunday.
Miss Martha Hem returned on Mon
day, after a weeks' holiday with
friends in Goclerich.
Mrs. (Rev.) Cooper was called to the
bad:Aside of her .mother, near' St.. Cae
therines, on Saturclely last.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, spent Sun-
day and Monday with Mrs. Jackson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Vale.
Mr. George Hicks and Mrs. An-
drew Hicks, of Centralia, were Abe
guests of Mr. and !Mrs. S. Andrew, an
Sunday last.
Rev. Mr. Cooper had the unusually
good-luele of. having two weddings on
for Wednesday evening. One on the
Zion appointment and one on Fite -
Dashwood
Mr. John Hall has disposed of Itis
driver for a good figure.
Miss M. Jennison visited at her
home near St. Joseph, Sunday.
Mr. Chas. Fritz and family, t of
Zurich, visited friends in town on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Minnie and
family,•of Hensel, visited. his sister,
on Sunday.
Messrs. Blorlaisk, Hardy, Kellerman
and. Goetz are attending a Sunday
School Con•.vention near Hamburg.
Metesrs. Geo. Brown and Will Tie-
rnan left for South River, Parry
Sound, on Tuesday. We wish the
boys suecees.
Our public school will hold its an-
nual p!pnie in‘Leavitt's park, Grand
Bend, on Wed,needay, June .17131.
There should le a good turnout as
our village fathers have proclaimed it
civic holiday, and everyone should
take a day off and enjoy the balmy
hfrateacis of Lake Hereon.
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Mr. J. B. Dennis returned home
from Woodstock. last Saturday.
- bliss Tillie Kibler, of l3rampton is
visiting her aunt, Mre. C. Fritz.
Mrs. Joseph Let tel. is laid up with a
broken leg, and is lying at the home
of her son, John, where she is receiv-
ing every attention.
Mr. Wendel Smith , of the Goshen
line, sold a year-old Indian Chief colt,
recently for tee handsome sum of
one hundred and tiny "dollars. It was
a good one.
• The contract for the Schwalm
Dram was 'awarded Lo 'Wm. Dendo.e,
and Nicholas Tester, of this 'town, for
the sum of $1,550. The drain will be
n the neighborhood of 3 miles long.
The road on the Goshen Line North
is out of repair, and the council grant
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to visit his mother, who was Ill !but et
s showly imettoring. •
Air, Win, J. Iliggine and wife of •"
Iiartnoy, Man., are 'visiting at the Ite
home of his brother, 13, it. Higgins,
lie has been in Manitoba ton many •
years and has done well,
Mr. A. B.- Keteasan left an Mond,* ;
for Ot•Latua, where lie has a govern- a.
Pewit positioa in the agrieultural aa4.
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pant:meal. lie has lately tatneslaed his ,te
eourse in the Agricultural Clollege- .ts •
Russeldale
The marriage of Mr. Morrison, .1of
Newry, to Miss Elizabeth Melville,
daughter 61 Mr. and Mrs, George
Melville took plaza at 'Maple Villa
the home of the bride's parents, on
;Tuna 41d1,1 1903, the csr ucny being
performed by the 1t.v. air. teat...non,
of Cromaele.., in the preseanea of 175
guests. The lawn was en -fete for the
occasion and presented a very beauti-
ful effect as the bride, beautifully at-
tired in white satin, leaning ou
the arm o 1 her tather, procendad
down an aisle formed with white rib-
bon, bor ie by four very pretty maids
dressed in white, and -ending under an
arch of evergreens and flowers where
the marriage knot was tied. Blaster
N.orman Blorrisan, nephew of the
groom was ring bearer, and the bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Ida
efetville and the !groom by Mr. Wil-
liam Barr. After the ceremony to
very dainty reherche was partaken of
the tables asso being daintly laid on
the lawn, forming a crossa.nd areal
the center of which were suspended
white ribbon. The presents were
beautiful and costly-, testifying to the
high ,eseetan in which the young
couple are held. Guests were present
from Exeter: St. Marys, Stratford
and Montreal. The happy couple left
the next day for their home in Newry
where Mr. Morrison conducts a (very
large cheese factory. A large circle
ea friends join in wishing the happy
couple a long and happy married life.
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Inspector J. E. . Tom was at our
nape' on Monday.
Miss Mary Adair Visited for u
short time under the parental rote'.
Mrs. Makins and children, °flitch-,
gam are visiting at the home of Mr.
and. Mrs. Adair . .
-; • The Presbyetrians- intend holding a
strawberry festival on ;the •manse
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lawn on June 19th. Everybody came.
Rev. Mr.. Sawyers, ,of Dencefielal
, preached with his usual. eloquence in
the, Kippen Methodiatallures, on
Sunday. imm
Mr. John Balfour left last week for
the North West. He will also attend
a meetin(f of the Generpc; Apeembly,
at Vancouver, 13. O.
Rev. Samuel Acheson, fOruserly of
Kappa's,who has been peat or of e
church in Pembina., Dakota, since
leaving Canada, has reeeived and ae.
eepted a call to Towner, North Da.
kota, and has removed to that plaee.
On Friday evening a lawn social
was held at Mr. Graacick's. Thu
night was all that could be wished for
and the socip% was a decided success.
Over 200 sat down to the amplesup-
per provided by the ladies. The Ilen-
sell brass band furnish -ed plenty 'Of.
good music. The tent was well pair!)
nized. The grounds were decorated
with Chinese lanterns, and they were
a eretty sight. Everything however
has an end -and all too soon it was
time to gee_ home'. The gate keepers
took i.n abent 1354.00. The. S,abbalia
School was well, satisfied, and it was
by far the best ever held.by them.
The proceeds will. be devoted to I he.
wheel for the current year..
ad $75 to put 11 in nepair. 1.11e am.- Crediton
aunt was supplamentio.d. by $69, col-
t d th ilia on 'W dne d
aeon ev ge e s ay,
roan private citizens 'who bendfit
from the trade of that section.
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Mr. Dave Dew spent Sunday in Cen-
tralia.
Miss Ella Stoneman. is this week,
the guest: of Miss Ruby Hoston.
Bert teddy, son of Mr,Ralph End-
dy, lied the (misfortune. o break his
aum, on Saturday last.
S. S. No. 1. Claborne, will hold their
annual picnic in Mr. E. DOW'S grove
on Friday, June lahh. All are wel-
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In the restful calm of Tuesday, all
that: elites m.ortal of Amelia 'A. Eng-
land, believed wife .of Walter Eng-
land, townline, McGiluivray, soeiti
away to her eternal home, at the ago
of 43 years, 4. monithe and 12 'days.
Her aim in life was a true and !god-
ly one and. thy bar •pleasant ways and
kindness of heart, wan a host of fri-
ends who feel and know that they
have indeed lost a- good friend. The
bereaved 'ones have the (genuine sym-
pathy of the community, in this their
hiaun of sorraev.; ,
Biddulph
Extracts from assessment rolls of
18,90 and 1903, an interval of 7 years:
aura of langltentl, population in
1,8 9 6. 851 ;in 1903. 731, is dterebse oO
1,17 or 1.3 ,3-4 per tent- Metlaiodist,
population in 18 86.710ain 1903, 641, a
diecrease of (19 or 9 3-4 par ,ceseit„ R.
Oatholie, population in 1836, 70•2"; itt
.203. 594. A (let:ranee of 108 or i152-3
per ent. Presbyterian, population in
18513. 210 itt 1903, 213, an incteiase of
3 or 11-2 per iceat. 13aptists, popu-
latioti in 18 90, 8; itt 1003, 11„art
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Miss Ialyth Sperling is visiting
List ives in &anat.
Mrs. Di:Allison visited friends -
Exeter, on Monday.
Will Anderson and Ruben S Wit Z.Ar
spent Sunday ie St. Marys. •
Mr. John Dickenson has returned
from attending conference at -Wing-
ham.
Miss Alice Murrayy, of Kirkton,
spent Thursday of lest week at her
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. A. Robinson
visited with ales. Jae. 'White, of St.
Mans -s, Suaday.
Miss Ruby Werryy and Bert Pe,arn
were guests of Leva Pearls., St. Marys
on Sunday last. •
Miss .Nellie M. 13.. Anderson has re-
turned to Toronto", after visiting with
Mrs. John nude:nears..
The Anderson leawt
ars 'League pur-
pose holding a garden party on the
evening of .1un ISIL, aa the home of
Mr. Bambara Wright.: Come one,
come ali and enjoy yourself:.
The anniversary services of Anders
son 'Methodit Sunaa,Y Sch,01, tailto
preached by the Rov. H. A. Crab:1m,
of Melburne, on Sunarty, June 1.4011.
Music will be furnisbed by St. Marys
tatethealiat
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in
BrUlOefield
Miss Beulah Bearer was in the city
on Tuesday bast.
The Misses and Millie Bertrand re -
earned. ip Detroit, arta: ateak.
Mr. and Mrs. Link ancl family, are
visiting frienls in ibis locality.
The E V angelleal : Church Sabbath
School purpose twilling a plash; at
Grand Bend on June 17th.
•,Mr. .1. 11. liolizman and wife, ond
Mr. Gen. Hammen, Rev. Daum and
wife, and Miss Lydia Ifinkbeiner n re
attaintling• the S. 8. Convientian.
Nortb. Easthope, this week.
Mr. Gollieb liorloek hits . commene-
esi the foundation of his new dwelling
and according to plans and epecitica-
Lions it promises •te ba. one, of the
handsoniest dwellings in the village.
The friends of the late Mr. Thomas
Morita* will .regret to hear Ofhis
.itudden death which occurred in Cbic-
ago. Alahoughan invalid for years
his demise L. was a shock 10 all his
acquaintances.
The many friends of Rev. Thomas
Vinkbeneasteli. 13., 13. D., • of lutliane.
-ti. 5., will Lbe pleaseto heer of I be
,success he has attained, x-eceiviag the
•appointinen•t ot teacher in the (asse-
t:um department •ate NorthaVatern
College. We congratulate the college
upon this important •Laccesaion to its
tenebing force. The new professor is
a Itharaugls et, adapt and Uiinkr. Lad
has just the qualities 01 mind and
heart which fit him for the function
of teaelling The Evangelical 'Wessel).
ger, 61 Cleveland, the, official organ of
the Evangelical church, speaks of Rev
Mr, lqukbeiner, thus; Brother Fink -
battier is - a successful preacher and
pastor, and will no doubt carry his
personal enthusiesim and force into
his new work, His antioiniment wilit
find hearty teripreval.r We predict
for him a r successful career us test+
The grim reaper has again entered
our midst and removed one of our
honored and respected citizens in the
person at Mr. Tobias Feltner, Sr., who
departed. this life on Monday, jams 1,
at the .ripe !old • age of 832tneers,i 57
months', and 15 days, iDecteased 'was
txt).itt ate ,viliagte tett , Pattu'dayand
passed the. do in:his usual way. On
Mr. Alex. Sloss loft for Moosejaw,
on Thursday
Mr. George Simpson has, Laken a
a position in 131:vett:en.
Mrs. 3. 11. Simpson has gone to the
home of her son,, Cecil Simpson, 01
Ket ithiors.
Miss Jennie Bell has gone to visit
at the home toe her sister, Mrs. R
Di:ea:Lamer, Bleoseaistv.
Mrs. A. Swan, Tett this week for the
home of her ,deughter, Mrs. W. Xals-
sr. of MooSejanr, where she will now
reside. . 4•
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Men's Canvas Shoes, just the thing for
summer wear for
Boys' Canvas Shoes for sunimer,
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Sunday morning Ise took a sudden a.t-
tack of apoplexy and became unconsc
ious from which he never recovered.
Mr. Fahne-r came to this country in
1810' from Germany, arid was one of
the first settlers in this vicinity, hav-
ing had to undergo many hardships
before he had ,a pagefortahle home for
himself. He WAS a kind neighbor and
a lovingg husband, being a great far.
orite with old and young, holnest In-
dustrious, a conscientuous Christian
and one who was always ready to
givIa a (helping han4 ito nathe mask-.
He will be greatly missed in thee -II: -
lege, and especially with the olderr
people, who thought a great deal of
him and aexieseacted him mazy much,.
One by one our aged -citizens are cross
ing the Bar, and we realize that"Life
is short and time is fleeting." The
remains were interred in, the Credi-
ton cemetery, Wednesdaylast, the Rev
G. D. Denim .officaa.ting, - after which
3.n appropriate •seam.on was preacheal
in hte Evangelical church, of which
the deceased was a demetedana timber.
He leaves to mourn his demise a wife,
three sons, Erederink, of Howard City,
Mich., John and Christian, of this vil-
lage, and one daughter, Mrs. Matthew
Weill, of this village, besiaes a !num-
ber of relatives and in. lailge circle of
friends and acquaintances, who have
the sympathy of this e.ledniV in this
ltraroaawaeztoq putt .stomoao arm
Bielalulph CloatriCil
'amts. -as -a
•Tho Council met, pursuant to ad-
journment on June 1st., :1 900. The
Reeve and all the members were pre.
sent.
A !communication from G. C. Jones
G. T. R. Superinte-ndent was received
relating to water run an railWarr
Lot 30, con. 3. -Filed,.
.A. communication from the citizen
committee of Clandeboye, with regard
to the Colby family was received.-
Itetterred to County Councillor Brad: -
ley. •
The following accounts were order-
ed -to be poial;.
George.Rad.hbuen, eultvaira, Div. 5, .
$2.;90;E. D..Dinsanore, grant to road
beat, $!0.00; R. Coursay, spreading
gravel, S. B., 84437; Wm, lod,g1nksi
can. tile culvert:, Div. i,6.50; DWest
man, eon. tile, Div. 1, $46.00; jnos
lIocagins, work on hill, W. 13., $12.00;
Pastreak Illefnma.n, tile drain, Div. 4,
85.00; F. A. Ryan, 1 day under b.&
W. act, $1.50; D. Weratman, gravel
contract, C. S. R. Div. 5, 1.5.9.50; O.
Westman, gravel contraet, station St,
Granton, al55.2n; 13. Wee.man, con.
tile, Div. 5, .$13.00; D. Westmain, con.
tile, N. 13., $4.00.; 13. Weetmau, con,
Lite, S. 13. a,3.00; D. 'West raan, ; cur -
vert, S. B., 75c.; John Ryan, Work on
road, Div. 1, $1.00; John Ryan, 2 days
with. grader, Div. 5, $22.00; Jpeeph.
Quigley, 9 1-'2, khays at gata, Div. /3
and 4, $3.80; Thos. Toohey, one day,
shovelling gravel, Div. 3 and 4, $1.00;
Dwelt Sun, advertising and printing;
65.00; R. D. Stanley, 4 days with gra-
der, Div. 5, U.00; H. Radelf.fies 11,
cords gravel contiaat, N. 13., a34.6 5
Alonzo Abbott, tesim on grader, Div.
p $3.50; T.."Arimitage, g days with
g[rader, Div. 3, 3,3.00; ,Jno. '.Davis
grant to Smith's, S. B., Div. 3, $11.60
B. Abbott, 61-2 cords gravel contract
Div. 3, $10.13; Oscar Hudson, repair-
ing tile, Div. 3, .%1.13101; D. Wasaman,
• eon. tile Div. 3, 8/60; R. JEloagins,
grant to beat, Div. 3, $1.00; Walter
latodigins, rep. Lucan tows:dine, Div. -3,
$1.00; W. J. Smyth, balance of selary,
for assessing and O. of R. $14.00; plja
BI. Ifodgins, material for wiad-break,
Sausala hill. DIV. 2. ,S33.75; EaVm.
Kent, use of roadway in winter, $0.00
Jas. 13. • Bryan, 2 days with grades,
Div. 2, $3.00; 1Vra. Sim peon, yraver
account, Me. ; A. Patin, gravel con-
tract, Div. 1, $31.23; A. Paten, rep.
culetert, Div. 2, 75e.
The council decided to consider the
various petitions from Granton and
Hamlet end granolithio sidewalks at a
meeting to be ;held on the 1.5th. 'coe 2
W. D. S't Axtrr, Clerk.
CO MIT OF REVISION.
a The Court of Revision held its first
meeting on the 28th nat.
Wan. Hod gins, Albert Batson, and
John Nangle asked for a redaction in
their ellaaMblailtf.-No actioa. •
jno. Casey Was put on, as na. f. lee
21, con. 6; Wm. Thompson put an us
1. s. lot 30. eon G. .
•Nelson Powe, dog struck .off.
Thomas Lawton, dog struck off.
Ha;y0er, assessed as tenant, lot
eon. 1.
Joseph Beeson, assessed as freehold
er, n 1,-.2 25. con. 10.
11. Thompons, assessed as te.nanti
pt. lot 24, range 3, v. T.
James Blair, name struck off.
Robert Cooper, name struck off.
James Hodgins, m. f. lot 30, con, 3.
Mrs. C. Ryan, areehold, lot 31 con.$
Mrs. Ann labidgins, freehold, lot 33,
eon. ••
'Mrs.. E. Coursey, freehold, lot 3'?„.
con. 2. . '
Mrs. S. Stanley, freehold, lot 39,cen
2.
R. Dickens, freehold; lot 11, eon. 5.
airs. Ellen Ryan, freehold, lot 33,
eon. 4.
John Ryder. assessed as freeholder
for S. half lot 22, eon . 9.
Wm. Gowan, asses*d as oraipa,nt,
pt. lot No. 11, S. B..
L. D. Stanley, assessed as freeholder,
bt. 15, con. 13.
The Court adjourned to meet again
on Monday, the 15t1s day of June, 1903
at 2 ps m.
W. D. STANLEY, Clerk.
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