The Brussels Post, 1906-4-12, Page 1Vol. 34. Ng. 40
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1906
New Advertisements.
Looal—John Long.
Looal—Jae. D. McNair,
Looal—Tboe. MoGrogor.
Onoe again—John Wright.
Bull for Service—O. Rowell,
Money toned—A. J. Lowry.
Seed Grain—Wrn. J. Jaoklin.
Dog teat—Richard Cunningham,
Tenders for dredging --Fred Galina°,
White Wyabdotlee—Mrs. John Brown.
l:rtanlot r(tit tc.
Oranbrook Sobool report may be found
on page 6 of Tau Pon.
The remei1e ut the lute Henry Sunray
were interred bare on Thursday of this
week.
Alex. McDougall, of St. Thomas, le
renewing old friendships here. Be pur
poses taking a prospecting trip to Cal
gory, N. W. T„ and if be finds what
ante him may become a permanent
reeideot. Mr. MODubgall wee also viest>
log his slater, Mrs. J. D, Hinobley, of
Constance.
13luta vale.
R. N. Doff visited Dnblin and 8eafortb
last week.
Ashton Mason, of Stratford, is visiting
- friends here before going Weeb.
Mies Money, of Weitou, visited Blue -
vale Bud Morrie Mende last Week.
Promotion and teat examinations were
held in the school Thursday, Friday and
Monday.
The second Social of the Preobyterian
Guild pained off successfully, in the
Foresters' Hall, Tbnreday evening of last
week. There was a guessing oouteet,
abort program and games, auto refreeb•
manse. Before departing the company
joined bands and Bang "Auld Lang
Syne." The morels have been pleasant
meetinge for tbe young people.
MAPLE
SYRUP
Persons wishing Maple Syrup may
have any amount by dropping a
postal to the undersigned who bee
1200 trees tapped. Tee Syrup is
put up in $1.60. $3.00 and $6.00
Dane, or 10o. per Ib. any amount.
All orders will be filled as they come in
and will be held for people in the
country until the roade aro better.
Customers in town will be supplied
early in April.
W. R. B ELD EN
MOLESWORTH.
Roseell McKinney gave a very enjoy.
able dance to a largo number of hie
Mende on Friday evening last.
A Mission Bend hag been formed
among the ohildren of the Presbyterian'
church and ten Oente of "talons money"
bite bseen given to each member, At
the end of the year nob ohild will give a
report of the moue used to Monne hie
or her talent.
Bo 1 grave.
Dame Rumor Saye there le a wedding
on the tapie. "Sunebine" will provide
the bride and groom,
Harry MoOree, who hes been in poor
health for some menthe is otilll poorly.
Eie many triende hope he will Ston be
better.
Mr, Barkley ie real ill despite all that
oao be done for him. He ie reboot 78
mune of age and bee beau a rugged mac.
We hope 0. change for the better will soon
en0Oe.
Belgrave le to have a resident Vetere.
cry in the pereon of H. F. Kirkby who
paned a most eno0ee8fnl examination et
the recent Mooing of the term of the
Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto,
'eking hone In atmoat every subject,
Mr. Kirkby expecte to take op prank's
here next week and will no doubt do well
as he in a most competent hand. He will
treat all dteeaece of domeetioated animale
in a modern and eoieotiffa method and
will make a epeoialty of Dentistry, We
wieb him well.
2Ara ANNIYEnoADY,—The Women's
Missionary Idoot.ty celebrated the 2601
ennivereery of the society, Tharaday
afternoon, April 6th, in the Uelgrave
Methodist north, there being a Targe
attendances of ladiee of the nowt end
outer Society, A very emortainiug
program was given, the chief feature of
which wee an excellent addreee by the
paesor, Rev. A. E.Jooee, on the glorious
privilege, and condition of life enjoyed
by women in a Obrietian land ; the
entrain ot women in heal11Bu tande; and
the solation of 111., question—"Curiatiau•
ity." The Heralde from the "Watob
Tower" gave their reports, oonoiee and
interesting, of the work of the Society
SMITH &
STEWART
House, Sign and Carriage Paint-
ers. Ornamental and Scene
Work and Paper Hang-
ing a Specialty.
Quotations furnished
on Application
SHOP
rl'nrnberry St., Brussels
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D ELAY!
Now is the time for you to
decide what style your
S PRING
B ONNET
will be. Before making your
selection it will probably be to
your advantage to Visit this
Store while the stock is 80
complete. Our "New Showa
ing" represents Up=to=date
Ideas from New York Mar-
kets.
Whether you are 'PURCHASING' or 'LOOKING':
we will be pleased to have you visit
this Department.
R. 0. Davies & co.
^■ T H El
and a duet was well rendered by Mete
dames Procter a0oompunled by Mine
Pearl Procter. A p060100ee paper was
then read by the President, Mrs, (Rev,)
Jones, on "Twelve reasons why 1 attend
the Mleeionery Maatmg," lite offering
was then taken, amo0uting to $0.00 utter
withal lunob was served, Daring the
snail intercourse, while Benin and
partaking lunob, eight new member.,
were enured, Tbie wee great euo0urege.
me0t to the ladies as it is proof that
their work of interesting Were and
epreadiag the Gospel bas not been lo
Valli. The mealtug w88 Mloeed by Biog.
mg the duxology, and prayer by Rev.
Joon mud ail dispersed feeling well re.
paid for their effort in attending,
Leadurs[.
Henry 8tmorc has moved to hie newly
parehsoid term.
011190100 Ouse bee rented the farm of
Alex. Seater for the preeeut year.
George Hall bee moved to the house on
Juba Orozier'e fifty sore farm. Mr. Hall
to en old reeideot of Lindberg lice,
The different beet rings of an diatriot
ere etartlug for the season. The farmers
have advanced a 018p ea they now eat the
beet quality Iuetesd of the iuferior
m01,018,
Mies Aline Dundee has returned from
Bleubeim where She hail been leading
the fringing in 000110Otlon with tbe revive)
eerviaeo connoted by Min Seamen.
Mies Dundee is annuity gifted iu tine
way and hair been highly oomplimented
at every eppanel:me both et home and
%breed,
%V 2.41,,X Otter.
T. Hemphill, 0r., woe in Broesels ou
Standee,.
Johu Munro is the guest of hie eiener,
Mrs. A. Biller.
0. F. McLean returned to Birmingham,
Ala., last week.
Geo. Leckie is eofferiog from a severe
attack of grippe,
Geo. Peaoning left for hie home in
Brunie on luareday.
Mise Mary Ssndereon has gone to Tor.
auto for mouth'. 91811.
Robb. Miller and family leave for Tor
auto Junction this week,
Mr, Halliday, of Belgrave, visited last
week with bis nephew, A. McLean,
Robert Rae, of Listowel, is evening a
few days with hie brother, Thou. Rae,
Henry McGlyuu, of Senora, re re
covering from a mere ilmes9 of peem
moms.
etre: Bpotlon has returned to Wiugham
Fier imaudmg a week with Mre. T. G.
Hemphill.
Sam. G. iffith returned on Friday from
Haorevule where he Mee spent the
Winter m001118.
Owing to the ilium of Min Henry
there wee no eonoot held In the juuior de -
penmen', two days of this weak,
Jae. Barton, of Belmure, bad the min•
l:ortuue to beep hie leg brokeu while
working in a bneh last Thursday.
The yumig ecu of Edward Barnard
Med ou S81uldey afteruoon atter 8 abort
inns, aged 8 m,utbe and 6 days. The
!norm took puce 00 Muudey (Mteruon
to 9110 Wroxeter cemetery, service being
uonducted by Rev, L. Perdu. Moth
eympatuy 19 felt for Mr. Barnard who
entered the loss of his wife but three
weeks ago and now hie eon,
W tat torn.
Mro. T. G. Wagborn is ou the siok list.
We hope to hear of a epeody re00very.
'there will be an Enter Bung Benne
in Duff's thumb' next duudey morning.
Dr. 11, A. illorrleou, of Peterboro',
attended the funeral of hie male, al.
mermen, O° Sunday last,
A eoutrngent of uavviee arrived ou
Mondey to work ou this section of the
railway aid the contract will bo pushed
along more rapidly.
Gurdon .ioDouald, of Walton, wee
0100100 Oaptute at the Seaforth Sewer
Font Ball ''Teem for 1906. He is a great
lootbauer and re well kuown epee the
green.
A Goo» ANnIW.—J, 13, MoLaagblin, of •
Walton, hes 0nuently paraha8nd from
Wm. Morrison, of eit8ff8, who has a not.
able herd of nom, well bred Short
Horne, the yu00g and one of the beet
bred autumn of sus herd, "Prince Royal-
ty." That) animal wet certainly be of
great vein to the p.ogressive farmers of
tbie uoighburhood and Mr. NI.oLeugh:iu
abided be euoQuroged to trying to improve
t1t quality of our bards.
A WoRTuY Banana50 PASSIM AWAY.
i1atthew Merriam, 11016 of the °,deet and
beet known 008119010 of thle locality,
passed away very euddeniC feet Friday
while endue on a ohair lu his home here.
There 1,80 uo appeieraa0e of any struggle
whatever, everything ind1oated a very
peaceful end. Deemed was bore in
"Cilium comity of Mayo, Ireland, iu 1827,
oumiug t0 tW8 country when 16 yeare of
age. He settled in Leen Go. where be
ta0g119 0011001. lu 1868 be moved to a
term 111 Grey township, and for the met
28 year( has reerded in the village of
Walton, following the buni0e80 of Oom•
minimise and Ineurauoe agent. He was
a man of great ba -these ability, haunt
and upright, and mit be math mineed„in
gowal circles an he Ivan of 8 obeeelal
drepoeitr0u and a good ounvereatlonaliet.
In patios he wets it etaane ()en80098
true. He was twl0e married, the first
time to Min Mary Ana Beat, of Lanark
Go., who died in 1881, and about 21 years
ago to Mf.,( Rcbeooa Magill, of Rant
Wawanoeh, wbo prodeoeaed him noon
2 ye8re. Deemed 198vee three daughters
and live sone, viz.:—Mrs. R. H. Fargo.
son, of Walton ; Mre. E. ,NOVIttie and
Mre. 13. Moon, of Hallett ; George, Au•
drew and William, of Wapella, Seek. ;
Boyd, ot Napmka, Men. ; and John W., '
of tine range. Aleo a brother, Andrew,
of Brandon, Mete, end 80lete., Mre. Wm,
Beet, of Bullets. Mr. Morrison wee a
member of the Methodist chard' and 1
tools a great intermit to Ito welfare, hat,
ing filled all of the important offitea in
oonneetion with the congregation, at his
death omng 6 member of the Quarterly
Board. The tone! ,o Braseu.a twine.
tory en Solidity )tlten,0an won largely
ittehded 10011f)1119 to the n8teeln 1'1 Alien
he Wee hold by a large oltaie of Wendt)
and aomeeinl0noe0, Iiia pastor, Rev. R.
S. Baker, B. A., aeeieted by Rev. A.
MaoNab, M. A., of Duff's church, Don
ducted the oorvioeo et the bonee. Atter
the 0808) 08092ce at the grave John Soar -
lett, of Le,Idbur,v, Grand Nectar of the
Royal Black Preoeptory of Ontario West,
minted ey IY1. Mein, of Londeeboro',
and B. Geri y, of Brunie, read the beriml
services of the Creep and Bleck Orders.
Avant 150 Orangemen attended, Blyth,
Bruise's, Winthrop, Seaforth and Lon
deeboro' beiug well represented. The
pall bearers were :—Henry H,mttou,
John MoFaddeu, Wm. Dennieou, Wm,
Smith, Jan. Fulton and John Berry, all
members of Wallop L, 0. L. Mr. Mor -
neon united with the Orange order 61
years ago and during that time never
missed marching in a proae8eio0 on the
12th of July, The relativee are deeply
sympathised with In the an/coked for
bereavement.
attire eiytown.
This has beau a good season for the
maple eager busioeoo.
Rod. Matheeou, of Luaknne, formerly
of Sconces, Wa8 ,n our burg on baldness
this weak,
Gleu Forrest, eon of Alex, Forrest, we
are sorry to say to again in a very pre.
0801008 state of boallb,
Mine A. McKelvey, who has been in
Toronto for some time, is at present at
the home of her paroate.
Mr. Carr, of Wroxeter, oonduoted sem
vine in hie usual 10tereettug and in080001•
the manner ou Sabbath eveiiug last,
Albert MaBelvey, who Wout Went on
the exoareion teat harvest, returned
borne recently to take obarge of hie
fatner'e farm daring the Doming
Summer.
etre. Mary J, Carr and her grsodeou,
Jamie Mervin Hanna Davidson, are
away to Stratford for an Enter vleit with
relative. wire. Box, of the Gann city,
is a daughter of Mre. Carr.
As the season for loot ball hes again
arrived and as it is desirable to keep the
game alive in oar vioi0ily the boye ere
re108800d to meet for the purpose of
orga010811on on the evening of Apr. 16th.
This week Thos. Jaoklin and family
moved to the farm on the Grey boundary
belougiog to W. H. Kerr, Broeeele, which
be bus leeend. Mr.Jaoklin is no stranger
to tbie locality or the term mod we with
him well.
BIlo V rlra.
Morrie news may be found on page 4.
George Meaning, of Wroxeter, ie home
for a bouday under the pareutal roof.
The an0011 wood bee and dance wee
green at the residence of Samuel Irvine,
Tharaday of last week.
John Sherrie, 4th line has parohased a
shore' bred Dinh.0) ball from James
Spain, also of Morrie Towiehop.
William, 01de81 eon of Richard
Mttonoll bae gone to Saekat000 where be
will prospect, He ie a blackemitlt by
trade and may follow that 000upation if
he finds a imitable opening. We wish
him 8euaee88.
Last week W. R. Mooney lett for Fort
W,ldamwhere he hassucepted itBluestein
in a hardware store. We wish him pros.
parity, Mr. Mooney was a teacher iu the
Methodist Sabbath Bohooland Moo played
a flute in the 000beutre.
Rev. Ernest Maniders Is home from
Holland, I:Iruois, where he hae been
pear:Mug and al80 taking op his course
of study. He wil. Speed the Summer on
the borne fatal here re0061109 hie studies
next Fell. ear, Maaudere is greatly
p+eaeed with hie work.
C8m. and Mire. Robinson have mooed
to the farm lately occupied by ()Merles
Procterjr. Mr. Robinson bee been en•
gaged in the cattle baeineee with R. J.
Clegg, of Belgrave and will now add
!arming to lila minion. We wish him
every therms i11 his new enterprise.
SODDEN GRAMM —Tbe news of the de•
mien of Tina. A. Smith, formerly of the
7111 line, who with hie wife left Brunets
for 110 Northwest on March 21a1, came
with great enddeuner's. Ploerlay was
rue nese, laking ill; Sundny he died on
Thursday of Met week and wail buried ou
Saturday. Mrs. Smith is a daughter of
James Gibson, of Brueeele. She and the
other relatives will be a000rded einem
eywpothy. Mr. Smith had gone Weet
with the idea of 100811ng there and engag-
ing in farming. Deemed had a oaid
before leaving dere which wee mussed on
the trait. On arrival at Saskatoon he
waked 11 mime to Jno. Kelnnstou'8
where he mule ill and from whnuoe the
tenet molt plane ou dulurd87 last. It
Was expected teat She rentable would
have been gent hero for interment but the
fauera1 was over before the telegram
from here wee received it is said. De.
oeaaed was en indnetriole, 0uaeeaming
marc, who owned 100 Strop here. He wee
44 years of age,- His parents era deed
but three brothers end two sisters ear.
viae viz: Frank, of MOrr19 ; Jamie, or
Chown ; Jno., of Toruotu ; Mrs. Bond•
Meese, of Blyth ; and Mia. 13 Paye, of
Jamestown, The oall was a eoddeu one
and should be a loud warning, to every•
body,
A Jolene GATHERING -4Tndroday twee
log of teal week note wad !4. 61880 enjoy •
sin family gathering at the oomfortabie
horns of William dandereon, 18th eon. of
Hallett towoehlp, .he 008681ou being the
oeleeration of the 70th birthday of the
host. There were 11 children, 6 sone in•
law and 7 graudohhdren in the corn
pany. The aone•in law are Wm. 819').
ton, Wm. Tamer, Jae. Smith end Albert
Howlett, 811 of Morrie township, Sud W.
Dempsey, of Blyth. The teeming ed.
dreee wee read by Mre. Howlett 1—Dein
FATHER AND MOTHER.—We, y0ar eon8 and
daughters, eroa8semuled leve tit% even-
ing to show our best reptile and love to
on pennon this 19nnivereary day of
oar father, Ae a alight token of love we
prison tide upholstered nen to father
and 'bit nub to mother, hoping you
may long bo spared to enjoy the comfort
of nob. We trust that by and bye We
may all meet ae an unbroken family,
where parting is no more. Signed In
behalf of the family,
MRS. P1ntyrETT,
MRS. TAM.R,
The presentation wag made by five 0008
The hoot and nos0ea8 were taken by Bur-
W.H. KERB, Prop
prise but responded thankfully to t
hied reelembrees% of the Sone an
dangb/era. Gamete, meek' and goof
obal filed the fleeting hours together wit
an elegant supper atter whiob the gun
departed for their reepeotive homes wit
the expression of many good wishes
of the Did folk, I1 ie about 60 years eine
Mr. 8audereon looatod in Halton and for
over 40 years he bee had the oompanion•
ship of his good wife. Mr. and Pere,
SBuder8oa not only enjoy the love of
their kindred baa have the good will and
high *mom of the community in general
and all unite iu wishing them man
bumpy years together iu their borne.
be 4,N OLD GRayjrR P08900 Aw02,—Word
d wee 080018ed here ou Tuesday by Jno. H.
al Brown of the demise of a former well
h known resident iu the person ot Henry
to Buttrey, woo departed this life that day
h at the home nine daughter, Mre. John
Binder, of Vaughan, aged 87 y8190e, 10
mouths mud 14 days, Toe nun r,1 hie
death wag due more to old age than any
Haug Mee and he bad been gaito poorly
for the peat 3 months. Deceased was
born in Euglaud where he was also
married to the tate Sueau Lill, who
paned over to the great majority Si
y years ago. They were reefdeote of Grey.
township for boo 45 years and both
Mr. and Mre. Buttrey were well known.
On giving up aotiv0 term life they spear
u number of years retired and shortly
after the decease of the wife Mr. Buttrey
went to live with his daughter in Vaughan
He woe a very active man for hie years,
Ie polill0e be wee a Conservative. D0.
owned 1e survived by one eon (Wm. of
the 12th Don. of Grey) and three dangb•
tore (Mrs, John Snider, and Mre. Wm.
Snider, of Vongban, and Mre. J. H.
Brown, of this !entity) Eardly, mother
BOO Was killed by a fail from a barn while
he woe working in Vaughan townobip.
The rennin of Mr. Buttrey were brought
here o0 the evening train on Wednesday
and taken to the home of Mr. Browu,
from where 8110 Jansen) took plume
Tharaday afternoon to Oranbrook
cemetery. Rev. D. B. McRae condoned
% service appropriate to the 000selon.
Thos has paned away another link in
the pioneer 8ee0oiations of Grey town.
ship and removed hence a man who
energelioally Bud indoetrioaely did bis
part in promoting the development of
the Country.
30thei.
All who wieb to read the sohool report
may flud 1t on the 5111 page.
M1ee Edith Freeman bee been holiday-
ing with old triende in Seaforth.
Mirage Sbannoo and Switzer will epend
Easter at their reepeotive parental homes.
An Easter service will ue held in the
Methodist church next Sabbath evening,
The Debating Society very generously
donated the Som of $6.00 t0 the Japoneee
Famine fond.
Charlie Hanneald hue been laid op
with am attack of la grippe bot is now
getting better.
Will. and George Eokmier are home
from Toronto and Stratford Beduins
Colleges for Eaeter.
S. B. Cole has bad hie saw mill that
down for Some demi owing to tbe delay of
getting et new pinion for some ot the
maohiuery,
Wednesday evening of this week the
League from Union obarob visited the
League here and presented an entertain -
lug and preamble program.
A eaaial evening under the Women's
Mieeiouary Boolely will be held in the
Methodist thumb on Monday, 23rd inst.,
when a choice program will be rendered.
Oar flour mil: woe abut down Monday
owing to a break in the engine. Mr.
Henry went to Galt and had the parte
repaired and they got going again an
Tuesday,
Thursday of tine week John Imlay and
family removed to Wiugham where they
purpose making their home. Mr. Imlay
le employed as engineer in one of the
faotor,ee. We with the family every
anooeee,
Robert Close wiebee to inform fence
nee he can furnish fence with or wino.
oat wbite paint from 30o to 860 per rod.
Get bie prices before ordering. A pard
will receive prompt attention, Rebt,
Clone, Ethel P. 0.
Vioo President Noble A. Milne and
Direutor° David Mune Bud ()brie. Eck•
mier attended a meeting of the Directors
of East Huron ana Grey Breech Agrl•
cultural 800101080 in Brunets on Three-
day etteruoon ot last week.
By noti0e in another anima it will be
observed that a baby boy has come to the
Dakota home of Geo, end Mre. Bernath
to be s oompauioa to tbe deugnter, Tbe
proud mother wee Mine Erna Raynard,
formerly of Ethel. Oongreanlatioue.
The debate on the West versus the
East w80 well attended. Moleewortb
aouli0gent did nut materialize. S. 13.
Lamont lead the affirmative end Sam.
Uampbell the negative, e8oh being re.
inforoed by helpers. Good epveobes were
made. D811ei00 was given in favor of
the Weot. Mies Alive Davies gave an
in8trameutel and Mise Olive Rayuard a
vocal solo, both doiug well. This wan
the oloei0g debate, Provident, N. A.
Milne, oocepied the chair. Teen debates
hem) done good and will be resumed, we
hope, nest Fall,
ENJOYABLE EVENING.—A very enjoyable
evening was Spent at the home of Mre,
8. S. Cole on Friday evening, when the
members of ,Nies Oole'a clan and also
Mrs. W. Slemmon'b olaes of boys met,
about 20 altogether. After epeuding the
evening in games and social that Min
Lizzie ()banners read the following
8ddreea to M180 Myrtle Imlay who was
remodl0g to Wioghsm, and Netts
Stmpeou preowned her with a very pretty
gold ring in the name of the teacher and
0189( 1—
gin Myrtle Itnlay,—
DUB CLASSMATE.—We the members of
8. 8. Claes, have met together tonight
with the thought that 'hie may be the
last time we 8:1 may meet together an
unbroken Claes. We (menet help but
have a feeling of regret that you are
about to leave ae. We will miss your
pleasant fan and helping baud bot as
you are not going tar away we may often
see you a0Onget ne. We ask you to
accept this ring ae a alight token of our
8iuos,e affeatroo for you. As you wear
1t may you many time -think of es as we
will often remember you in your new
aurronud'nge, Though your removal
will make a break to Oar Diane may We
meet an unbroken man in the Father's
Home above. Signed on behalf of the
elan. E. 0 CHAm0aee,
JEANETTE 91)00805,
MARCOR; ,ilIJALLBII.
Mist Myrtle Imlay tinned them very
kindly. Then Earl Eokmier read an
address to Gordon Imlay and Bert
Mone preeentad Mim With a handsome
gold chain. The address wee me tonne
Gordon Imlay.—
Dina GUBDou.—It is with leeling8 of
regret thin we hear 01 your depert0re
from our midst. We will mien you in the
oh0rob bat more enpeoially will we miss
you in your elan et Sunday Sobool
where we were always sure of greeting
you. We auk you to 8o0ept this watch
chain es a meme010 of the many happy
hone (pent there and also as a eight
token of oar good will and friendship,
We hope that you will 81111 retain your
interest in S. 8. work end tint God'e
blessing may rent on you wherever your
lot may be oast. Signed on bebe.t Of
your B. 8, ol8se, E. Emma,
P. SsrTn,
B. Malian,
While taken completely by enrprieo
Gordon thanked them alk and expressed
his sorrow et leaving hie olsee. Mies Cole
passed a tnety lanoh which all seemed to
enjoy. After mos music end Dinging all
joined in singing "God be warn you till
we meet again," and the ooniony re•
paired to their separate Mimeo,
Gar 0,v.
Page wire fencing and gates have been
pat ap at Reeve Fraeer'e by Robl. Close
this week.
Owing to the absence of Albert Carter
in the Wen Daniel Glassier bee beau
ohoeen trustee for 8. S. No. 1, known as
Shine's Bebop', In hie stead.
The 100 'ore farm of David and Wm.
Shie,a, tut 20, 00n. 15, bee been parches
ed by Juo. Lamont, eon of the late Archie
Lemont, 7th 0012. M088:0. Sbi010 have
moved to Ethel. We wish Mr. Lamont
000oeee with Me new poseeeeion.
Lorenzo Frain and John A. Bryaue
proved very s000eaaful 00110010re Met
Tuesday in their novae for funds so
penknife a new organ tor Roe's ahnrob,
About $80 were 000tributed. A commit.
tee purobased an iuetromeut on Weduee•
Clay from R. Leatberdale te Son.
This week Henry Bateman and family
removed tram this towuahrp to their new
home 10 Waterloo 00., near ammeter.
Mr. Bateman purohaeed the 100 sore
farm of Joseph Elena, paying 94,200 for
the'ams. The many old Zenner' of the
family here will with them many happy,
prosperous years In their new home m
%Minh THE PoeT joins.
Last ween Jon Shaw had to have the
baleen of hie disabled finger amputated
8811 Wee found the boos was splintered
and the flesh and mosolee damaged with
bad remits prom Sing. He le doing well
now we are p1860811 to state and his
many old friends hope he will soon be
o. k. even d he ie mines a digit on one
baud,
Hsttexenn.—Wednesday of 'hie week,
at emu 0000, Rev, D. B. Malice, o! Oran.
brook, tied the matrimonial bow between
Roy Beatings, late of Moroington, now of
the Silver Corners theme factory, and
Mise Munni' May, 3rd daughter et Wm.
sun Mre, Buttrey, 12th eon. Ceremony
was performed at the home of the bride
1n the preeenee of a select Company of
reletivee end ohne friends, Tbe bride
wore a moat booming costume. Mr,
end Mre. fleeting(' Will take ap residence
et Silver Cornet% where they commence
married life under very fevurable
ltoapi0ee and with the good wellies of
many friends,
Ab0RE80 AND PPEBENTATION.—Taeeday
evening of last week 8 merrymaking
party of old neighbors and friends 8e•
eembled at the home of eX.Reeve Jae.
Turnbull, 8rd eon., to enjoy a few social
hours wish Jno. G. and Mrs, Tomball
prior to their removal to the 5111 con„
where they have purchased a 100 sore
farm and to wbioh they have eine
moved. John Strachan was called to the
ohair and gave a abort, appropriate ad.
nese after which he called upon Jno. T.
Bennie to read the following address
after whiob and 81eg800 0000h and
model cooker were presented by Robt.
Oen aid Alex, McDonald :—
To T. 4 and Mrs. Turnbull :—
Bunt M' xn i e.—We, your friends and
segmentations, who have enjoyed your
hospitality daring there yearn, learn with
regret of your intended removal trona
our m1d80. It i8 a pleae0re to as to
know that your removal from no will toot
completely a9parate me from eaob other.
and that we may be petinittsd to gee you
oaa8ei0oally. During the years we hove
lived and labored together we have
learned to honor and reopen yon and the
straightforward pri0oiplea you have ever
advocated. Ton were willing to help in
every good thud noble nen which pre-
sented ,teeth We will 122168 you from
our immediate neighborhood and it is
riot without feeliege of sorrow and regret
that we have aoeembled together to hoe.
or you ere you depart. That We may
not be forgotten by y00 and as a remota
brauoo of your sojourn among your
lrieod, in tbie vicinity we risk you to ace
Dept this ooaoh and model rocker tram
your (creeds here assembled. May prom
purity be years and mem a smiling Provi.
donee edit continue to hien you in all
your varied interests. Signed on behalf
of year friends.
Aram. M ODotuam,
Jona Lem,
Ronan CARR,
Mr. Turnbull did nob weary the oomp8ny
with lengthy remarks yet spoke words
befitting the 000aeion in babel! of lien•
self and wife. The program was then
oonti0ued and ooneieted of the follow.
ing :—Maeia by J. Doig ; epeeehea, A,
MoDoneed, Jno. Lake, Robt. Oars, ex.
Warden Bowman and 48e. Turnbull
violin telootione, Jas. Bowman; polos,
J00, Rnffmen, Juo. Straobau, D. Taylor
and J. T. Bbraoban ; instrumental duob
by Mines Bowmau and Bryan' ; harmon.
109 duet, Alex, and Robt. Carr. Other
epeeebeo were on the program but owing
to the masoalarity of the orators they
Were not delivered. Altar the program
came d800109, main being supplied by
Mies Bowman, Mre. Wm. Bowman and
Jae, Bewm80 and othere. An elegant
supper was open to which all did ample
juetioe. Tbe company separated with
many good wiehee for the Inure happi•
nese and prosperity of Ale. and Mrs,
Toenail in going to their 081, borne and
the awesome ot eontiaued joy to the in.
mates of the homestead. If yon want
a good time there ie no place it inn be
had In better style than at ox•Reeve
Turnbull's,
011019011 1.311ME14.
Servloe will be held in 'St. John's
church on Good Friday at 10,30 8, m,
The annual Vestry meet119 ot St.
John's obarob will be held next Monday
evvuiog at 7.30 o'olook.
Rev. Mr. Welohart, of Beaverton, will
oo0apy Melville obarob pulpit next Bab.
bath at the usual hours,
',Leeoone from the Trauollgaration"
was Rev, Dr. Roes' subject last Sabbath
morning in Melville ohurah Sod "Moen"
was the character from whiob a good
die000ree wee given in the evening.
The name of Rev. David Rogers, of
Thorudale, a former j00ior pastor of
Brueeele Methodist church, ie freely
mentioned as a likely nominee for the
Freoideul'e o11air iu the London Con-
terrnoe. Heewould all the position with
credit and cinema promotion. We
would like to see him elected.
"Tree Freedom" was tee theme of the
p08tor'8 discourse in 1118 Methodist
church last Sabbath mor0iug, Twenty
five, were welcomed into membership
aid the annual none were renewed.
The evening sermon wag a continuation
of the arise on "The Ten Command.
merits" the text being "Thou ehalt not
take the name of the Lord thy God in
vain."
Enter Sabbath will be obeerved in the
amnia churches by appropriate services.
Io the Metnodlet ohnroh in the evening a
Song service entitled "Love's Triumph"
will be rendered, 0000iethng of choruses,
reottati000, reepu08ive reading, duets,
g0artette, primary Song, addreee by the
paetar, &o. Mree Jessie Stradhau will
meg 8 solo, The 000080 offering for the
Choir Fund will be taken at this eervioe
and liberality ie eujoi0ed,
ETwoaTH LRAGOE.—The minuet meet.
tag o! the Epworth League was held in
the Methadtnt obarob on Monday even-
ing. Very eatiefaotory reports of 111.,
year'e work were received from the
c,ffereot departments. The following
uffioere were teemed :—Honorary Presi-
°ent, the Pastor ; P00.10861, Carrie
Hingoton ; let Vtoe Preeldout, O1oeler
Armstrong ; 2nd Vooe•Preo,deut, Fanny
'lhompeon 1 3rd Vice -President, David
Mother ; nit Vice President, Joe Hunter;
Secretary, Pearl LOotberdale { Treoonrer,
Thum Gerry ; Representative to Die.
tr101 Executive Oommtttee, W. H. Herr;
Junior League Superintendent, Dolly
Baeyer ; Aeeietsot Jenne League
Superintendent, Thurea Gerry.
THE BRUSSELS OIL
COMPANY, LIMITED,
The above is the name of the Company
now being incorporated, to premiecl for
petroleum iu the township of Elam, in
the o000ty of Perth and who have, for
this purpose seared 2000 acres of
valuable` lands in that and adjoining
townebipo, upon most advantageous
term8.
The resent d1800001g of petroleum wart
made during the Summer of 1906 he
drilling a water well upon the lands of
one Whluatu Saiwe when at tbe depth of
noon 60 feet, very pronouooed ehowinge
of the ornde prodnot appeared and steps
were then taken, looking towards a
thorough development but the right to
do e0 was questioned by the owner of
the property, and an anion wee at 01100
brought by members of the preeen1 comm
pany tar the purpose of 00880rnng their
rights under the lames they had obtain.
ed.
The action was disposed of Rt the
Asdizee m Stratford and remitted in a
judgment in the plaintiff,' favor for
0861agee, and a perpetual injunction re.
Straining the det,udaot from further
teterte0en08 bat 'tom tine judgment the
deteudaut appealed, and it wee not until
raisin date that the appeal was abandon.
ad, Bo that with regard to the property
upon wbioh the oil was flrat dimmer.
ed, ae well as the reef of tbe Mode
covered by the aompeny'e leases, their
validity has now beau fully established,
Sud uu further beanie is now to be anti -
The Ournpany has been oapatialized at
$100,000, iu eharee of $1 00 eaob tally
paid and non.8eeeesable atook,1 $16,000 of
witch has been platted emit' the market
for the mveetiug mobilo, and the proceeds
of which w111 be deed for the perpoee of
developing this new but very promioiag
fled.
A large portion of this stook has al.
ready beau tune up and it le 0oufldontly
expected teat by the 16th of May, the
bo min will be eabeot'bed, the Oom•
pony's plant and ma8111nery pinned upon
the ground mud dt'i+;iug operation in full
awing.
There is no preferred or watered etock,
and moreover not one dollar eau be made
by the promotate until etch times as the
company bee been pot upon e. dividend
paying baste, neither Dan the interest In
the project wbioh the promoters hold !la
eold or dealt with in any way, anal oil
lute been kind in p8ytng quantities.
The nine and direotoro of the coon.
parry are well Ituo0O Internee men in tea
village al Drumm and the public can
depend epee It that under their manage.
MOM the n110r08t8 0! the 0hereboldere
will be properly eategnerdod.
All orders for noels should he addr808.
ed to the tienetary of the Oumpauy, at
their head offloo is B0uen0le,