The Brussels Post, 1907-4-4, Page 1raz
V o:. 4rfi, No 89
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,
P'.RIL 4, 190'
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their barns this' Stttnmer,-Mrs,. Copts
has sold her form to Win, Holmes, the
newly married cop le will t•eside on
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the old homestead on the on con. of
Morris, Joseph and Mrs Sellers
having removed to Bleevale, Their
minty friends extend to then their
best wishes of many years happiness.
and prosperity.
We have also t0 Mort the marria a
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of Robert Uoig, of I•Iawiak; and Miss
Florence Sanderson, of Wallace.
Rumor had succeeded in performing
the ceremony sornotdme' ago, On
Wednesday evening the 27th of March
they drove lu:the Manse, at Moles-
worth, by Rev.
lug. 'Mr, Powe11 ave his humorous
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and instructive Lecture entitled 'Vile
man the age demenda. t -ie isa most
pleasing speaker and delighted his
audience for over an hour. The solos,
readings, quartettes, etc, rendered by
the young. people were well eliosen and
delivered in good form. We hope to
enjoy their company again, After a
vote of thanks was tendered Rev. Mr,
Powell and all who assisted 'in thepro.
grain the Brusselites repaired to the
basement where the ladies served
lunch,
Last week Ge4c
a, pry , lith live,
fell from the granary door to the
ground,e distance of 8, feet and re.
celeed quite a abaking np. We hp a
he will soon be as well as ever, P
Goon Time -A pleasant evening
was spent in Ebenezer church, i3lue•
vale circuit, last Friday eveningat au
entertainment given in the interests of
the Sunday School lu that place,
Lewis e
Jewitt, the superintndnt of
the school, was chairman, Selections
were given by a phouograpb under
the anagemnt of Isaac Jewitt:
Grey; MathOl. of Sankatoon, ons
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' Tolle, of Ethel, Surviving daughter;
are Mrs. rout, McKelvey; of Ethel
Mrs. Jas, Milloy,. of llillsbur Oct.
. and Misses Maud and Minnes m.
nn at e
Mary,Jessie and Annie are deceased
IluiLamont, of the Toth con, a
Greyis a brother fo the subject of phi;
notice and Mrs. John Lamont and Mrs
Sinton Grant, of Brussels, are sisters
Deceased was a very vigorous man It
hie da and IA his jovial manner matt
many friends wbo will regret to beat
of his decease. g
Nolico�W, F. Stewart,
Col ars-I. C, Richards,
C l a F sale- P. e oar
for U Lowry.
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Wall acro eb bargains-P.
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A goad way -Ferguson & Kass.Yj
( ltitougate-'Phos• McLauchhit,
Farm for -The sale -Nelson Hayden.
From Aberdeen -Wilson &Flouter.
Notice to ereclitors-Peter Watson,
ASSIgU@e'S AOtiaex-A: B. Macdonald.
consideration being in the neighbor-
hood of $4,800. This is one of the
best' tarns for mixed farming in the
tawuship port -Mr, Hulmas has a .cheap
place,. We laevo not heard where Mrs,
•Coates and .Pies Mary intend making
their home, -Wm. Kneahtel bee pur-
chased from H. I. Davis, of Wood.
stock, an imported, large Yorkshire
hog, bred from same of the host herds
in. England, For length and hone he
is very hard to beat and we have no
doubt but that he will a valuable
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T3ell rave,
lames Wilkinson wbu has been
seriously ill,, is I'tiptoving giaclnally.'
and were married J.
Berrien, They left fora short trip to
Toronto on Dhursdgy morning, We
wish them a happy married life,
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•Miss ]viva Perrin, of Wingham,
visited last wealL with Miss M, Ben•
.g gi
Jas, and Mrs. 'McCallum spent
Easter holidays with friends at New-.
Market,
Misses Maggie and Irene Vnuor•
man, of Wiughan visited erintle in
Be1gi•ave last ,veek.
Wm. Clarke and Miss Elsie spent
the Easter vacation at Hann ton:
Miss b,ls,e bas secured a school st
i'elh5m, near Hamittoo, and will
commence teaching after Easter,
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qty act tion.
.Mrs, George Baldwin, of Galt, is
visiting
g her daughter, Mrs.. (Rev)
Currie, at the Methodist Parsonage
here,
Mrs• Nail McNeil had the pleasure
of the company of her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Wighton, and sister, Miss
Mary Wigbton, of Durham, for a
few days this week.
Miss Violet Carter, who of late bas
heen in Toronto, is spending her
Easter holidays under the parental
roof. -Miss Francis Daw and Miss
ass-rxx. set's.
prove
benefit to the hograisers of this local-
ity,
.7tuneaeto vvxt,
John McAllister, el
services iq Victoriaof HallEthel lastonduoted
Sunday,
James Lyun and son John, of Ford-
wick, were calling here last Tuesday,
renewing old frfeodsbips,
Several mouth organ selections were
rendered by F; Haney and Jno. Stew-
ark and a brief address on Sunday
School work was given by the pastor
All present report having had au en-
joyable time,
Remember the union Bible vernng
meeting here next Sunday evening
Rev. E. G. Powell and A. M. Maaq
of Brussels, will give addresses and R
McKay preside. The pastor wit
preach a week from Sunday evening it
the Methodistchurclron ""Tho
MINI evale. .
Lead t>,tar V. NvrrlArs.-The home of Geo, Case-
Miss Alive Dundas spent Easter more, Bluavale, was theoscene of a
with friends In Toronto. -Addie Hallaper neat and pretty wedding on Wed nes,
and John Robinson intend leaving for day March 27th when his daughter
the West with a car load of horses Miss Maggie, was potted in marriage
shortly, -Isaac McGavin and to Milvert Sellers, youngest sou of
Clark intend doing improvements to Joseph Sellers, of ,Morris. The happy
couple were unattended and entered
Donald Richardson. has bought a
new horse from Mr. McLaea zud con,
of Grey. It isa good driver.
111 s Marjory Strachan and A.
Fraser McDonald are spending theirohn
Easter holidays in' Moorefield.
Dugaid Strachan, son of Thomas
Strachan, is visiting under the par-
ental roof, He comes from Arcola,
N. W. T. Itis seventeen years since
he left Grey township,
Next Sabbath evening the annual
Bible Society meeting will be held in.
Grein,
John and Mrs. Glassier, xrth con.,
were visiting at London during the
Easter vacation.
Spiels, sr., 14th con„ bas been
under the doctor's care for the past
week, his ailment beingd
trouble. kidney
Mrs, Marsden Smith and son were
called to Toronto last week owingto
the demise of the farmer's little
dau hter.gandLATHERAALE
Neil
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EINDERTAKING,-Prompt and care
fel attention given to ail orders foi
Undertaking. Our telephaue No; i
28a and a call will bave our irn
mediate response. Our rices art
reasonable and satisfaction always as
sured. Special attention paid tc
oavtty and arterial embalming for
which we bold diplomas.
BSS EJs��
Moleseiwvortth.
The meeting of the Woman's In-
st(tite has been postponed till the
second Tuesday of April, the rah, on
account of the roads. The subject
The Garden,"will be presented and
as was intended on the 28th
of hlareb. Ali' welcome.
HYMEN'S ALIAS, -'The hone of Mrs.
John Campbell, who recently moved
from Wallace township to Gorrie, was
Ibe scene of a very happy gathering
on Wednesday, March 270. when her
slaughter Miss Margaret was united in
marriage; with James A. Ma;tofiin,
Rev. J, Barnett, of Molesworth, their
Former pastor,
P performed the care-
'nosy, The state of the roads was no
deteri•rng factor. With: cheerful cour-
age they face the difficulties of life,
Campbell, of Stratliroy, were visitors
at the Walton hotel this week, --W. H
'Sholdice, our popular 'livery man,
spent a day or so et Lucas, visiting a
friend who was seriously ill, -Herbert
Christopher is hone from Toronto,
where he has been taking a course in
telegtaphv,-Contractor Gibson is
again here with a large force of men
and the work of ballasting will he
pushed as. quickly as possible. The
telegraph line has been put up, -We
are sorry to state Jas. Carter has not
been in the best of health of late, His
many friends hope he will soon be 0, k.
again.
A 1.- The people of Walton enjoyed
a most eutertihinin and profitable
g pro -P
gram given by the Methodist young
people of Brussels end their pastor,
Rev. E. G, Powell, last Monday even•
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heparior duringhhe byplayingof Minnie e
ellars, cousin of the groom. Rev.
Baker, of Biuevale, performed the
ceremony which made them husband
and wife, in the presence of numerensdiscussed
relatives and friends of the contracting
The bride daintily
Victoria Hail. Thos. Strachan will
takethe chair and addresses will be
given by B. Gerry and J. E. Maunders,
of Brussels. The collection will be de-
voted to the Bible Society.
A second operation was necessary on
Thos. Wilson, who had his toes frozen,
at Sarnia hospital owingto the results
of the first not provinsatisfactory.
rhe doctors were endeavoring to save
as much of his toes as possible in the
first instance.
McNair, 14th eon„ is at Hespel-
'ler this week where he wept to see
about purchasingthe hardware stock
of a merchant of that town,
Michael Reymann shipped a car of
household effects from Ethel to
Palmerston where he and his family
purpose residing. We wish them
prosperity
P Bible Society addresses will be given
at Union church next Sabbath after-
noon and at Bethel in the evening
when special celiections for this cause
i ranluroolc.
Miss S. Seel is spending Easter
holidays at her home here.
Misses Switzer purchased a fine new
Heiatzman piano from R. Leatherdale
& Son this week.
Jacob Long, who has been quite ill
duringthe
somehat and his many frienst week is improving'
s oho e
he will soon be as well as ever.
Next Sabbath afternoon Eli Smith
will take theservice in the Methodist
Just received a Ca1• load
of No. 1 White Lime.
A.
D. /'i. �0
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parties. was gown-
ed in white silk, trimmed with chiffon
and a h rte, and carried a bo net of
pp q q
white rusesHer er going away dress
waS brown broach:loth. After the
set clown talo sumptuous ccongratulationsthey
rel
wedding was
withamusic, esinging andeveniticonversatpent
',on.
The bride was the recipient of a
number of beautiful presents, f a
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NEWSY rued froth Miss Laura
Lewis returned from 'Toronto last
week where she spent the last two
months. -Miss Lulu Hemphill is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. C. Cook in
Hensall.-Norman Harris, of Chat-
Business Colla e, visited over
the holiday with his mother, Mrs.
Geo- Harris,-Jno. and Mrs Hartley,
vacation with relatives in this vicinity
-E. Lewis oceapied the pulpit in the
Methodist church Sunday evening,-
Miss E. Henry is spending the vasa
cation at her hotnenear Whitechurch
-J. W. Sanderson, of Toronto, is
enjoying a week with his parents and
two children here. -Peter Smith, of
Hamilton, visited his mother; Mrs,
O. Smith, this week, -Robert Gibson,
of Kleinburg; was a visitor here over
the holiday. -Miss C. E. Lawrie is.
visiting a sister in Wingbam this
weep. -Mrs, john Gibson and children
spent several days recently with rela-
rives in London. -Rev, J. H. and Mrs.
Osterhout went to Chatham last week
where Mrs, Osterhout will visit for
a month. -Wm. Rutherford returned
from Hamilton on Tuesday. -Mrs.
W M Robinson is spending a few
weeks in Teestvater with Meads.--
Miss Jean Gibson, ot Toronto, visit-
ed ber sister, Mrs. F. V. Dickson, over
the holiday. -Mrs. E. Lewis had her•
millinery opening Tuesday and Wed•
nesday of last week. -W. Reid and
family visited in Luckuoty last weak.-
A quiet yet interesting event took
place last Wednesday . afternoon in
the Episcopal church when Miss Mary
Bennett, of Gorrie, was united in
marriage. to John Finlay, of Howick,
by Rev. F. H. Farr. The bride was
very prettily attired in a white silk
gown and was given away by her
heather, Thomas Bennett, of "Grey:
The best wishes.01 the many friends
of the young •couple will follow them
on their voyage through life, --Mrs,
will be taken,
Richard Patterson, and family, 13th
con. purpose removingto Brussels
• making
and making their home there„ Mrs.
Patterson isa daughter of Councillor
and Mrs. Brown loth con,
The auction sale of James Hanna at-
reacted a large crowd and prices rang
ed high. Inc team selling for almost
$50o, F. S. Scott %yielded the ham-
mer in his usual good style,
at Wm. Mitchell's lot 14,
con. 6, on Friday afternoon of this
week. As the old gentleman intends
retiring
retiring from farming the sale will be
without reserve.
Dr, W. E. Bryan%, who spent the
Winter in charge of a large staff of
men in a lumber camp at Parry Sound
was home for a few days last week.
He went to Toronto where he bas a
position in the Western Hospital
Geo. PATTERSON DEAR. -Mon-
day of this week Mrs. George Patter-
son, 13th con., died in her 75th year,
The funeral took place to Cranbrook
cemetery on Thursday afternoon.
Net week an obituary notice concern-
in Mr. and Mrs. Patterson will be
given in THE PosT.
Mi xiNc[rts.-We are sorry to re-
cord the death of Ethel Louise,
daughter of Loftus and Mrs. Stark,
17 Hayter street, Toronto, which oce
curred Thursday of last week. The
bright little lassie, who was nearly 3
years old. was only ill 6o hours and
despite all that could be done passed
away as stated above. The cause of
death WAS asceptic meningitis. The
funeral took place on Saturday to
Mount Pleasant cemetery, Rev. Mr.
Bartley conducting the service. Ethel
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was au usually clever cbild and will
be greatly missed in the hone. Mr•
and Mrs, Stark will be accorded sin -
core sympathy prom many frfends in
their bereaveineot. Mrs. Stark and
son, Wesley, came back with Mrs,
Marsden Smith, the farmer's mother,
and "ll spend a few weeks here,
church. Rev. Mr. Wishart, B. A., of
Brussels, will address the union Bible
Society meetingin the Presbyterian
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church in the evening. Collection in
aid of the Society, Wm. Cameron
will preside at the service.
OBwee,av,-As was mentioned in
last week's, issue, an old and highly
esteemed resident in the person of
James McNair passed away, Sabbath
morning, March 24th at the advanced
Although 1n failing health some
time past, he retained all his faculties,
tea marked degree,. an attack of la -
grippe, with other complications, be -
ing thecause ofhis demise. Mr. Mc -
Nair was a native of Kintyre, Argyle -
shire, Scotland, being the eldest son
of the late Neil McNair, The family
came to Canada in June 1852, crossin
the Atlantic, on the sailing vessel
"Marion," of Glasgow, the voyage
occupying 5 weeks. On arriving in
this country he, with his parents, re -
sided in the township of Vaughan un-
til the Spring of 1854, when with nis.
brothers Duncan and Donald, he came
to Grey township and took up land on
the t 15th
4th and 15 cons. the deceased
taking lot 22, eon 15, where he eon-
tinned to reside until b years ago,
when he retired and carne to live in
CrsnUrook. In October 1852• be teas
united in marriage to Miss Mary Mc-
r
Taggart, of St. Thomas, who pre-
deceased biro by 3 months. Out of a
family ot 6 children 2 survive. Mr,
McNair was a roan high in the esteem
of all who knew him, being well read
and of superior intelligence. He was
always deeply interested in matters
ecclesiastical and was 5 faithful and
consistent member of the Free Church
of Scotland, having, with his parents,
left the Established Church of Scot-
land at the time of the Disruption. He
was a member of the Young Men's
Christian Association of Campbelltown
being •presented by them with a band-
%ninety bound Bible on leaving for
Canada. On making his home in the
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During Januar and February the Win hum Bu.ineea Collage had
twenty-live
twenty-five rimae as many balls fyr Stnngr phare, Telegraphers, Book-
and College Teachers es we lied graduates to sand,
' Attendance is always smallest during April, May and Jane, consequent-
ly coot student gets more individual attention. This is the best term of thetabesplace
year for the rodent.
Learn of the success of our graduates by writing for a handsome para-
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A. Miller returned from a few days
Monday,-Miss..t
in London on
Lulu Rutherford, of Brussels; is spend-
the vacation at ber home here,-
The monthly meeting of the W. E.
M. S will be held at the home of Mrs,
John Davidson on TUuradee after-
anon. -E. and Mrs. Koehler, of
Ayton, are quests of the latter's sister,
Mrs, A. H• Moffitt. -C. Hindes is in
Harriston, this week. In his absence
ivir. Booth, of Gorrie, is looking after
the butcher shop,
Ehel•
o, Slemon is here from the West
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on a short visit. His many old friends
are� lad to greet him.
Miss Ida Cole is home for Easter
vacation and is accompanied by her
room -mate, Miss Ethel Thomas, of
Seattle, Washington,
The farm of Mrs• Steinman has been
leased by John McCallum who bas
moved to it, Dr. Ferguson has rent-
eded
nta two or Ethel.
Mrs. S cCellu Cos le residence
then wilderness of Grey, nue of his
first considerations was to have divine
service, which in those days was a
matter of great difficulty tor the few
pioneer settlers, He labored with un -
ceasing diligence to obtain the
necessary funds to pay for the. site of
Knox church property in Crsnbrook.
After collecting in Grey and Yarmouth
townships, until sufficient money was
obtained, he walked to Goderich to
secure the deed. On October 8th
1853an Elder in
Crsnbrook Presbhe was yterian church, Whim
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II or rink.
Township Council will meet on Mon-
clayof of next week.
settled d inn theirsnewott have bome ogotnicely
the 7th
con,
Miss Belle McCall, who spent Easter
at home, returned to Chatham on
Tuesday,
Mrs, Tames Ireland, 3rd line. was
holidaying with relatives in Kincardine
duringthe bast week,
Everett Walker, who is attendingLamont,
the Normal College at Hamilton, is
home for the Easter vacation.
Assiolvso.-We are sorry to hear
that Wm. Kelly and sons, of the 7th
lice wbo were large farm owners,
having become involved In the pay-
picot oftlie same have handed over all
their possessions to their creditors.
F. S. orlon, of Brussels, is the assig-
nee A meeting ofcreditors will be
held in A. B, MacDonald'% late office,
Brussels, on Monday, 15111 mat, at xo
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We have pleasure in stating that
son of Quintin Anderson, 3rd
�ine, was successful in passing his
final exam, at the Ontario Veterntare
College Toronto. Be captured honors
in four subjects in his difficult exam.
(011 0n. We have not learned where
he will locate but in the ineantimo is
assisting a Veterivary at Tavistock.
Mr. Anderson isa hard worker, level
hearted and bright and should do well.
Re is to be congratulated on his sac-
nese and it was no discredit to M. H,
Moore, V. S., Brussels, Who was his
h,•PnP,'1in,.
days at St, Thomaslastweek
her daughter who is attending
College, and took in the
Concert.
The
late Miss herr lwast largely
Rev. Mr, McRae was in
service, The pallbearers
Brown, W. McDonald,
Lamont, Harold Menzies
Dunbar,
MAt,cot t LAMONT
DEBT -On Good Friday
ati old and well
dent of this community,
from time in his 82nd
only ill for two weeks,
ing the cause of death,
took place Sunday afternoon,
B. McRae conducting
the home and Rev. Mr.
Brussels cemetery,
born in Mull, Argeshire,
ing one of nine sons,
came to Canada in xSss,
Glasgow on June ig and
onto in Siiiweeks, Three
spent to Pickering township,
Co., before coming to
where 50o acres of bush
taken up on the 7th
They were the first settlers
locality. 5o years ago
was married to Miss Betsy
moved to the fine farm,
upon which the deceased
then a bush lot
the industry of the owner
family became one of the
the township, it children
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to Mr, and Mrs Lamont,
..we A11,..a nC b,,....n..t..
visiting
Alma
famous Easter
attended, ndedof e
charge of the
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were Wm.
D. Davies, W.
and Garfield
PAYS NA'TURE'S
Malcolm
known resi-
passed away
year, He was
pneumonia be-
The funeral
Rev. D.
the service at
Wishart at
Deceased was
Scotland, be-
The family
sailing from
reaching Tor-
months were ,grave
Ontario
Grey township
land were
and 8th cons.
in tliat
Mr. Lamont
Sinclair and
lot 15, con. 8, jeers
died,
but under
and lois
best farms in ,dente,
were born'
The sons
position he honorably filled until his
decease almost 42 years later. For a
great many year., he was Superiuten-
dent the Sabbath School at S. S.
elansan thre! ndlso 01 bisubirtbbt th He was
earlylead to follow iu the footsteps of
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his Lord and Master and sought diii-
gently both by precept and example,
to lead others in the ways of righteous-
less. In politics he was a staunch
Liberal, always taking an active part
in furthering the interests of bis party,
beingforaperiod of some thirty year -
Deputy Returning officer, The sub -
jest of this notice 5555 one of a family
of to children. The brothers wbo
came to Grey were Alexander, Dun•
can, Donald and John, and the sisters
Mrs, Donn, Mrs, Andrew Histo and
Mrs, John McTaggart, all of whom,
with tee exception of John have paid
Nature's debt, Two brothers died in
Sootlaud. Tnesday afternoon the
funeral took place and was largely
attended, the service at the home add
beiugcotiducted by Rev. D. B.
McRae, pastor of deceased, Intermnt
was made an the cemetery here. The
pall boaters were Lauchbn McNeil,
Thomas Strachan, Wm, Cameron
Tas D. Memoir, Wm, Perris and John
P. McIntosh, Thus has passed away
front time another of the sturdy piou-
who did his share of teloating the
forest and transforming the township
in which he lived Iront A howling
wilderness to a desirable plane of real -
He lived worthily and passed
awe fn trustful confidence fn the God
of his father's, The UereAvaci have thg
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