The Brussels Post, 1911-7-13, Page 1VOL, 40 NO, 2
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,.YULY 13, 191x
W, H. KERR, Proptietpr
New AdvertiseMOnte
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Leenl-Thos. MoGreser,
0.,.10.10..-TH111 PM, •
Notice -Jelin Brettutuer.
VotersMat-Alex. MnaBwen,
take undesired holidays and had. to
toe machos to get about, It might
easily have reseltecl ln larger iniltiey
1 flotl death
B. F. and Mrs. Cater have rationed
from Toronto where they attended
t ie funeral of the lattm s Wheat
Owing to the extreme heat the Sam-
day evening service of the presby.
terian church was held in the hese-
Mem,. '
°out of Revision will be held on
Wednesday, 20th inst., 4,1;10 a. in, in
Clerk Beethattesse office, before Jed e
. g*
Dnyle, See advt. . in this issue.
A. Garden Party under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid of ilio lylethodist
ebur0,b, will be held on W. 0, liatzle-
s
wood 8 lawn next wadi:tem:lay evening,
A.'reeswater °I °bestial and other tail,
ent will fuenieli a good program.
'
Arise Gertrude Store, of Toronto, is
here 'on a boliday vialit with Miss
Gertrude Dencan.
Misses Muriel end Beth Willis, of
seafortb are visitors with their COnain,
Misses Lila and Irene WilkinsOn, 4th
line.
A 5,0amiz0 MORRIBITL I/LBS.-Garret
Maxwell; of this township, reeently
received, word of the death of his
brother, George, in Winnipeg, pe-
ceased came to Morrie township in
1814, and after residing there for 28
years, removed to Wine/Peg in 1871
Ha reached there on July 12th, and
while delving in he saw twelee men in
an Orange Procession, and Joined in
the march, fie was one of the fathers
of Orangemen in Manitoba, and from
the day of the incorporation of the
Grand Lodge at. Manitoba until two
or three years ago, he held the office
of GrandSecretary It is believed that
he had been all brangelnen longer
than anyone else in Canada. Mr.
Maxwell was one Of Winnipeg's •first
brick and stone contractors, and many
of the older buildings in the city were
constructed . Mr. M 1
by him axwe 1
took an active interest in politics,
always supporting the Conservatives,
except when he followed Greenway on
the school miestion. He also took
, .• • • • •
great Interest in the municipal
problems of the city. In the early
seventies Mr. Ma,xwell was appointed
a justice of the Peace by the late
Lieut.-Goveruor Schultz. Me. Mess-
wewas a ifelong
ll lMethodiet, anat
been a member of Grace church since
1882; Ile wess twice married, and
leaves two sons and one daughter, T,
Maxwell, Winnipeg ; W. J. Maxwell,
Edmonton and 'Vies. Baskerville, of
Witinive M • M 11 f M . ••
g. I. axwe , .0 owe
and Stalin, of Lloydtown, Ont., See the
sureiving brothers.
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With
t he h
Sports • .
ago. The flee was so fleece the build.
legs were dome inside. a half hone,
Inetwance.
What the Folks Say. )
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was $2,700 on barn and eon-
tents in Howick Mutual, Much spat.
pathY 1$ expeerised with Mr. Peer in
the great lose of his fine buildings.
Be will rebuild at once.
KA» A Time Timm -The Sunday
School Garden Party held at the fine
home of Hue Richmond Eiii er-
PY
intendent ofUnion Sabbath School,
Wednesday evening of last week, was
a great success. ' There was a , big
MAO. an excellent musical and liter-
ary prograru, merry-go-round, booth,
refreshments in abundance, etc. Rev.
Mit Wren, pastor, made a good chair.
Mau. The financial remits were
$115.30. If you want a good time Mr.
Richmond's is the spot to have it.
HAD 8500 Imsrisattos.-The barn on
Alex. Yuill's farni, 801 con.,burned
by last Thursday morning's lightning,
contained 20 tons of last year's hay
crop that was to be baled for ship-
menti, 50 or 60 bushels of peas, hay
No 1 Surrender -B. G.
Isn't it hot t_Everybody, , '
Laud us a hand -The farmers,
We should have been first -D. C. R.
ill bank on one son and heir -F, H.
G, .
She's the flower of our faun' -R,
A. P.
This geese widower business is no
good -j. V. R.
Few green apples -little cholera;
=rims poor outlook -The doctors, .
Palmerston Might have invited us
to their Tournament ---Base Ball team,
Brussels Rural Telephone system is
the daddllof them all -600 sebscribees.
Please Rev Mr. Hicks letup on this
heat, were you never a baby your-
self ?-The infants.
Farming is a Imifle stem -mous for
my constitution with heat at about 100
in the shade --A. C. D.
Removed -The Standard Bank.
Hot weather aneeiale-TP. B. Smith, / t.
Nerveue debillty-ICennedy & Kennedy.
as.
Watton /
There was a large 101'» mit to Goiter.
ich on the 12th, A special train ren
Base Ball,
Foot Bali t.
BoWling. ,,
e
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Mxsi:rx,ci ittivs
on the C. P. R.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr. Boyd
addreissed the local OrangeMen in St,
George's Church,
BelgraVie
Rev. Mr. Ran and daughters, of
Detroit, were welcome visiting here,
Rev. Mr. Thynne, of Pahnerston, is
eimplying the pulpit of the Ppesbiter-
Ian church while the pastor is holulaY-
ing..
Belgrave 'Blanch of the Women's
The July meeting of the Womenes
, Instituts will be held at the home of
m r. k 1, A 1,11, LI ri
„ere. smeere -re—a-a l2th ...OD.,
MeKillop, on Wednesday esily setb
at 30, m, A dep5onstration on Salads
will be given and a peper on How we
are benelitted by meeting Oogebher."
All are welcome. ,
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s .•'s ' '''',e'••
Preston defeated .-s• - , • -
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thehustlers of Bruce, ,_ ....- . .
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delot in the semi- -.,...:
finals in the w b., ,4.„.
5:80'rui :Id° and ears''w11 til; lea gi 08*..,itn. !„,,.....:,s4; .. ,,:,,
to the .finals. Owen iesS.. '''''''.'7 J:
d I is. ';',,""4-1"'
towel in the same -•-•"'" '-
series and will have to play •enothe
game to break the deadlock. Its
rocky road to win the Championship
although Brussels • captured it on <
occasions.
Weeetrree Star speat iug of Domini°,
Day Celebration says :.--After dinne
Cargill and Brussels faced each othei
but it seemed to be an "off" day for th
Cargill boys, even "Dad" not being i
his usual g•ood spirits. Brussels won b
a score of it to 3. The finai struggl
then came for the $25 prize betwee
Brussels and Wingliani, and, althougl
Wlugham put up a good fight they wen
down to defeat by a score of 13 to 2
Among the ball -tossers of bygone day
ww eh oimpt licaeyde,lAineLthMe uwsgrroozveet,erlairliPne, bPe,
tweet' 3o and 4o years ago, jim Ross an,
N. Gerry, of the old Brussels team i A
E Paulin who played in the SS roxete
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team when it was composed entirely 0
Paeans and Brocks, except two men.
Bowiixo AT Owsa SOUND. --The con
test for the Maega rsephy. a splendi
cup presented by /roe, sa.G. MacKal
to the local bowling club for. Mum
meet contests was the star attraction t
the annual tournament, which cone
menced Tuesday afternoon of last wee
at owe, seems. Twenty-three rink
were in the eontests, whicfi include
the MacKay Trophy, the Banker;
• rropby and the 'Consolation. Brusse
quartette played 4 games for McKa
T e •„; si
rop y wi ni g a is
1.1 b t last. Th
scores were :-Brussels vs. McKettrict
Orangeville, 16-15 ; Brussels vs. Arial
ton X8-17 ; Brussels vs. Clinton, 22 -
iz ; Brussels vs. Robinson, Oran
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Ts-ao. Our representatives were pri
sented with four elegant casserole:
Players were A. Strachan, T. Ross, P
F. Downing and D. C. Ross. Th
Brusselites enjoyed the ontiug- on th
fine lawn.and met numerous old friend
while in the Liverpool of the North.
BOWLERS TOUR IN AUTO
A team of about 26 from the Si
Matthew's Bowling Club, Toronto, wi
tour Western Ontario in five Automobile:
,
loaned by nieinbers of the team.
The cars will be decorated with tb
colors, blue and white, and the openin
games take place at Guelph on Jul
14.
The tourists will leave Toronto earl
.
that day, and play two matches againi
the bowlers of Guelph that afterpooi
the first at 1 p. m„ and the second at
P• In.
0 a
n S turday they meet Berlin at x 1
and Waterloo at 49. M.
Monday, Mitchell at 10.30 a. m
Stratford
at 3.30 p, in.
Tuesday, Seaforth at 20 30 a, m
i.
C inton at 3.3o p. 11.1,
Wednesday, Goderich at zo, 3o a. m
Meaner at 4P. tn.
Thursday they play two Londe
teams, one at 2 p. m. and the i
7 P18 • M.
Friday, Idgersoll at 2 p. ni., Woo(
stock at 7 p. 111.
Saturday, Paris at 1 p. m., Brantfor
1, 4. P. In-
'the team will cover about four hum
red miles.
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Ethel ,,
Chops look well.
L Neel. (RevililLegear and family, of
i ing lake
1.1aunrsonng.breMeze's •'atalllinTecline, as to
their cuetcup each Surnieer
We welcris Mrs. Wm' . Pollard
back to Et lel She will make her
home with her. son J. W, She is an
old resident of this locality.
La, W. and Mrs. Dunbar are away
on a, well earned holiday vidthvelatives
and friends at Sundridge. Toronto
and other points. They will be absent
tvvo weeks. s
ses . R Munro, of Toronto, ac-
coin InCjied R. s -
p . . y. her uncle, Wm, Rose,
were visiting friends in this locality
from Saturday till Tuesday. They
were welcome visitors •
.
Elthel locality was well represeeted'
atKincardine on Weduesday in.. den-
nection with the celebratioh of the
immortal 12th. el3etween the early
rising toget the sExcuesion train and
the notoriously late home doming a
goocl deal of ,the day's pleasure was
marred. Surely somebody blundered
in making such arrangements.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Institute %Ill.'s° held at the home of
Mrs. Wra. Slemmon, Thursday, July
eetb In
at zee p. • TOPIC "Cool dishes
m
for Sumer" to be taken by Mrs. J.
K. 'Brown and Mrs. C. Cleaver.
Criticisuas on "The second Chance,"
by Nellie McClung, will alscebe taken
up led by Miss Cole and Miss Bernice
Slemmon. A very interesting meet-
ing expected.
letter from McLeod, Alta., from
Harry McMann, says :.-- Enclosing
$1.00 for THE •Posat Thos. and Mrs.
Williamson have spent the past two
months in British Columbia, where
they went for the benefit of the 181-
ter's health, this Western climate not
ageeelng with her very well. While
.t.
It r. Williamson is away 1 am ably as-
sisted b Joe Nicholson of that local-
Y , i . e't f • , h.
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itY' e ale laymq e 8 "8411 t 18
season and crops too t splendid. .
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. -The officers
for Ethel Christian Endeavor for the
next six months are as follows :-
Hon -President, Rev. D. B. McRae ;
President, Miss Minnie Lamont % V'°e;
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Piesident, Miss Ernma Ransom ; Oor-
,Secretary, Miss Pearl Bremner ; Rec.-
Secretes, Mi s Elsie Davidson
Y, 8 ; Trea-
surer, Miss Alice Hemsworth ; Organ-
;et, miss Ewe Dunbar ; Aest-Organist,
Miss Mabel Lamont • Catechist A.H
, ,
McDonald. There'are now 72 names
on the roll.
A HURON GIRL THE RECIPIENT.--
B l
The Bolton Enter rise of Jul 7th
P Y '
speaks 01 11 young lady of this locality,
Miss Mina Elliott, as follows :-"Onin,
Thursday, June 29th, the closing day
of the school teem, the annual pie-nic
was held in Mason's grove, when
young and old to the number of 125
turned out to enjoy a pleasant even-
ing. After Much was served in, true
pic-nic style Mr. Cole gathered the
scholars first, then the whole group,
and took their photos. Ths scholars
then presented their teacher; Miss
Mina Elliott. with a gold ring set with
pearls. 'After a few conaplimentarr
words by the trustees and others, ex-
pressing appreciation of the work done
during the past three years. by Miss
Ellraces andl games were then bal
indulged in and were keenly contest-
congratulations to
the recipient.
Institute ..will convene at the home of
Mrs, John Sowler Teesday afternoon
next at 2.80 o'clock. The pregram will
,.
80118i8t Of a rePOrb of tlIc Listen'
meeting and a "Discovery" half hour.
All will be welcome.
Mies Jessie Xing and Miss Viola '
Campbell successfully passed their
Primary Piano examination of the
Loinion Conservatory of Music, both
taking first-class honors. The young
latches are pupils of Mrs, D. Geddes an
all concerned are to be congratulated.
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Wroxeter '
, Thie is tile holiday week Wit the
"News." '
• Thoss and Mrs. Kerr left for Toronto
'on Friday.
Miss Gertie Harris is the guest of
'friends in Hamilton.
• Miss Teannette,131ack is the' guest of
' relatives iu Harriston and Walkerton.
Mrs. McCartney has• moved her
rei 'miry s pc 9 e asnmssen
•11' t k t th R
block.
John Simmons, of Brussels, spent,
foals, scales, &c. On barn and con-
tents the Howick Mutual carried $500. 1 • w
t marWestern home. The wedding
Inspection was made and when full
Amount is received Mr. Yuill will be presents were a striking testimony to
the popularity and worth of the bride.
a heavy loser. The barn will not be Choir of St. Andrew's churth,of whieh
rebuile but the one on the old home-
stead will likely have to be Increased bride was an esteemed member present-
• • ,
in size to accommodate the crop on ed het vvith a handsome mantel clock
the 150 acres owned by Mr. Yuill. W. C. T. U. of Blyth, is offering
HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS, - The three sizes in cash to the boys and
girls getween the ages of 12 and 16
Manor (Sask ) Advocate speaks of two - '
years, of the day schools within a
sons of N. Dk. and Mrs. Richardson radius of four miles of Blyth, for the
former residents here, as follows :--' essay on e et 4
e son, 7 g boot "Theif •t• •ofalcohol
"Dr Gra tue Richard ho radu-
Med. with honest; from Manitoba. Med-
ical College this Spring, has been an
pointed on the staff of Home Sim- riagle nisthael 1 yliaunn. alaorSaYllsyt!"1Th CPo inhYpsoliatilioYn'
-.,'• not to exceed a thousand worth],
geons in the General Hospital Win -toward •st prize, e2.00 ; second, $1.50 and
, .maze, . . The essays are to
umeg" - It is pleasing to note tnat. third •' $1 00 -
' " "
Lyle L. Richardson was successful in be addressed to Mrs. Myles Young
at•r1 osted not latet: than Mondavi;
the recent exams. of Manitoba Colleg.e A'
ugus t .
of Pharmac , He aduated not on' Pt 7 h
Y gr Y On Tuesday afternoon last about 50•
'with honors, but also as a medalist of members of the'W. F. M. S.of St
the College. Mr. Richardson purchas- ' •
d • ' h h d
An tete s a urc , rove out to the
eds the splendid drug bushaess of E. P. . .
Stewart, Wilcox, and received hearty beautiful home of MisD1VIcGowan •
warm we1 comin East Wawanosb, spending a
congratulations and a ' very pleasant afternoon in games,
1, -
om the business men and many old
wty.„ etc. One of the most interesting
friends of thton an vie niat d ' I •
Many- old friends of the family in this events Mai the presentation of a life
Deem cue m in Society to Mrs.
go note the b • h. • theS •
locahty will be t very lad Curtis the efficient Secretary, who
progress of our old boys and wish '
them the beat success attainable. has held this office for the past 25
HYMENEAL. -A very pretty wedding years. Mrs. A.. MacKellar President
read the address and Mrs. H. Mc-
was celebrated at the residence of W. Quarrie made the presentation. After
L and Mrs. Walsh. Toronto, Wednes- • f • s •
da . June 2801, it being the macadam partaking o a splendid repast a hearty
ge o ma aug ei, vote of thanks was tendered the host-
of Ythe marria f th • d ht • ess Mrs. D. McGowan, and her able
Miss Christiana, to Dr. Armee, f
°- ass'istants 'Dr. Annie Ross and Mrs,
New York. Miss Walsh is the only R D D '1.)
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walsh and R. .„ un ar.
Jamestown
Miss An-nie Strachau is visiting at
Kincardine and Pine 'Elver,
„. The pulpit of the Presbyterian
&itch at Palmerston is being sup-
,-
plied by j. T. Steachan, 8. A., clueing
the vacation of the pastoe.
David Breckenridge, who is well up
90 years of age, was able to
drive to Brussels on Wednesday, RC-,
companied by his 800. The °id gen-
tleman has been a greet bit, of what
the down Easters call "svhaleboue."
Nev topic cards have been issued for
the Young People's Society. The of-
Hems are ...-Thos. Strachan, Hon.
Pres. ; Miss Marjorie Strachan, Pres-
talent • john Miller, vice -President ;
Miss Ina Bryans, Secretary -Treasurer;
Misses Elsie Strachan and Rae Moses
Organists. There are also five corn-
rnittees.
A few weeks ago Wm. Holt had a
very close call from an accident 60-
camoned by the upsetting of a water.'
tank in which he wass teaming water
for a traction engine engaged in hay-
pressing. The jam was on his limbs
brat while. severely bruised no bones
were broken. Mr. Holt was forced to
Sunday witli his father, Chas. Sim-
mons.
, Miss•Mary Brethatter is spencling..a
few weeks holidays with relatives in
Berlin.
• J. Rowe, of Fordwich, has taken a
posit -Ion with our tinsmith, BarrY
Hardy.
Percy Hestia left on Monday for
Stevensville where he has accepted a
position as clerk. "
Miss Bessie Lovell hail returned from
Newmarket and will spend the ma-
tion at her home in TurnberrY, •
Gordon Stewart, of the Bank of
Hamilton, is spending a two weeks'.
holiday 111. 1118 borne in Teeswater.e.
J. Hiscocks and W. Mann motored
from Teeswater last Thursday and
spent the evening with friends liere.
Mrs. Thos. Gibson, aforreer resident
of the village visited. friends here fog a
few days, having come up on the Hue-
00 Old Boys Excursion from Toronto.
Mrs. Gibson leaves shortly for Saska,-
teem where she will make her home.
The death occurred at the residence
of his son-in-law, Alex. Stewart, of
,
Harriston, on Wednesday last 01
David Martin, in old and much re-
spected resident of this place. Mr.
Martin, who had attained his 82,aid.'.
s Cranbrook
Mrs. Nicholson is visiting her daugh-
test_ Mrs. Geo. Bakees
Miss Beatrioe McQuarrie is visiting
her grand -parents heals
Misses Norma and Myrtle Sperling
left for the West on Tuesday.
Miss Mina McRae returned from
•
Tpronto on Saturday accompanied by
her cousin, Miss McRae, of the Queen
•Oity.
Grey
500 bushels isedBa ley and Oats for eale
Apply to 8.0.mBateker,rBrussela .
•
gar"' hand8 al' searce'
048 19 (Joremil next 00 5J
Fall wheat cutting is on the pro -
gram'
Russell Wheeler, of Southampton,
is home for a holiday.
, rhe extreme heat has dried. up the
'
pastures comic .
lerably
• Miss, Beatrice Armstrong() wasi a
visite)]. at the parental home 1 th co 1.,
from Toronto. .
The illSt Fall wheat, cutting of this
locality was done by John Rollin
ger,•
10t1 '
I con., last Tuesday.
Eli and Mrs. Smith and Miss
Martha 7th con were renewing old
fii dshi t S" f tl f d
' en ps a ea or i or &few aye:
The trustees of S. S. No. 1 have re-
Miss PearlBaeker as teacher
f f it c c • v ar t 1 , of
or onung ,. e a a sa azy
$525.00. Miss Baeker has done geed
work and with a dandy new school
house should be in clover
Rim.h McKay of seek
• ' June"' b Earlw Grey. ---• "
writes on 26t ;- e are getting
andceremonyle
very fine weather out here crops
never looked better at this time of the
year. Land is selling fast around here
at a higher price by $5.00 to 810.00
per acre than last year.
The trustees of S. S. No. known as
the Whitfield School, have engaged
Miss Muriel Brothers, .of 'Iltusselitts
. teacher for the coming school year,
salary to be MOO. Miss Brothers has
just completed a successful course at
the Normal and should prove a good
teacher. We wish her and the school
•
success.
PASSED 'WITH HONORS. -Ilearty eon_
ratulations are extended to Wilbur
11. Tor b 11 th 14oldof 0
11 n , e year son O.
Turnbull, 15th con., who passed his
flist year examination at Brussels
High School. He made an excellent
record obtaining . 80% of the
total marks. He is a clever youth and
his many' friends wish that he may
ever be as successful in the future.
WHAT MeoLson THINKS or MC-
Mame SeWse„tsemsote.-A very popu-
lax enterprise in 1ViacLeocl, Alta., and
one vehioli is very liberally patronized,
is the' dray and trend& business of
which M8881'8. McMann & Williamson
(formerly of Grey) are peoprietors.
This firm does all kinds of transfer
work as well as heavy hauliug. They
.factory
are thoroughly equipped for all kinds
of work ID their lineal, and no job is
too small or too large for them to un-
dertake. They also make it a point to
handle all work promptly, a feature
Which no doubt is lax sly res onsible
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for the splendid business enjoyed by
' .
this concern Both mamba% of this
firm are also numbered among Mac-
Lead's most loyal boosters.
PABIt'S Firm -Last week THE
POST made Pavlof mention of the de-
steuotion of the barns and other out-
buildings by lightning on Thursday
• About' 1/
morning. 8 o clock ills Pare
Wale awakened by the loud thunder
chip and very soon after discovered
the barn was on lire and by the time
he got to the building the flames ap.
peered to nearly cover the interior,
starting, it is thought, in the hay
mow. -The imported heevy draft stal-
lion was got out but 8 fat bogs, 9
younger pigs, a Calf 511(1 11 Mood sow
were burned. The latter was mit but
ran back into the pen. In addition to
the above there 48801 419 in smoke 800
bushels grain, 15 tons of hay, imple-
11101101 except horse rake and mower,
and three buggies. Mr. Parr of door
(Well to get new rubber tirS buggy out
bet the sig got caught and the flames
47010 80 °lase it had to be abandoned.
Barn was 64x84 feet 00 810(10 basement
a aid shed 5004, and was built by the
late Thos, meLanohlin over 20 yenta
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, OLLEGE MEE °/1
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year, had been. in failing health, for
some time and his death *as nor un-
looked for. Be is survived by a large
f •I f d d 1
amt y o grown up sons 8,n aug 1,
ters, his wife having deceased 1111» a
number of years ago. The funeral
tookplace on Friday afternoon from
the residence of his danghter, Mre,
'W. Rutherford. Service was conduct-
ed by Rev. L. Peerin.
is a young lady. of sterling and Chris-
ti 1 hatacter and e wh
a 1 c cellar , o by Battle or the Boyne
her modest unassuming way and
bright disposition has endeared her- '
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If I f friendsDrA , •
se to a lost o. inlet is
a young energetic business man of
New York. Marriage ceremony took ess
place at 5 p. an. Miss Armee, sister of , 4 i
the gr•oom, played Mendelesohn's ''
wedding march. The bride, who was liklit
given away by her father was prettily • • • k,...'...„kv
attired in white sateen and wedding (t..,•esSeSSeteliat
veil caught with orange blossoms and ) , -
ed b et of h't roses while
caw a oqu w i e , .ss..-sstss s-
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Just the articles wanted
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6th of Grey, looked handsome in a
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carried a boquet of lilies of the valley. The Twelfth was celebrated at Kin-
Little Miss Ida Armee, niece of the cardine by the largest demousteation
groom, looked charming bearing the ever held in that section 'of
ring on a cross of roses. Rev. S. Low, country, over a thousand people tak-
uncle of the bride, performed the ing part. There were forty stands of
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epee. mg e my lc wot s co ors t e procession. specie
th et. 'd 1 inh ' Two• 1
that made the two one: After the trains from North Huron brought
solemn ritual the guests to the number people from the Winghain, Howick
of about 200 enjoyed a dainty and and Clinton diskricts. An address of
sumptuous repast. A large array of welcome was delivered by Mayor
beautiful presents evidencedthe esteem Pattersonf X •d' e rid A H
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In which the young people are held. Musgrove: M. P. P.. Rev. Mr. Crowley,other
Groom's gift to the bride was a gold Rev. Mr. Hilbert. and Mayor George
necklace set in pearls. The home was Spotton, of Winghten, also addressed
artistically decorated with ferns, 11)0 crowd. In the afternoon water
carnations and aisle of ribbons and sports were held, and an exhibition
roses. The best wishes of the many was given by the life-saving crew.
friends of the bride and groom are The weather was perfect, and Dot an
that they may have a long and pros- untoward event occured to mar the
perous life. success of the day.
ing. His lordship iu his addressc
left an impression in the -minds 01 111
hearers that will have a lasting effect
In the morning he spoke on. "Th
Imitation of Christ" and in the atm
noon on 'The on the
'LayingHands.
He left in the eveuing for Listowe
where he held service.
Blyth AT GODERICH.
Ten thousand people loyally cele-
Union Sueday School excursion 10 orated the battle of the Boyne at
Goderich on Thursday, August 8rd. G a
o erich on Weduesday. 8.11 the
S. A. Poplestone, D. G. SAL, of the lodges of the Orauge Order from South
I, O. O. F., was in Hanover last week Huron district atrended in large num-
at the institution of a new lodge of • -
OddFellows. . bets, and the enthusiasm displayed
bore evidence that the fervor of these
Mrs. H. McQuarrie and her daughter is not diminishing.
Mee. R. D. Duubate left on a trip Prominent clerical mid other
throngh Western Canada where they speakers addressed the brethren
have a number of relatives. after the march, alter which the day
Miss Pearl Gidley was recently in
was given over to general sport -mak -Alex.
Seaforth trying a London England, g
gland, in_ Goderich defeated Clinton in the
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Junior Examination iu Piano Work Port Huron es.gue, tl . um basebIL ic 11 I .
and passed with high honors, pire giving the locals the game when
A. McCreight , who bias sold his the vieitors withdrew on an unsatis-
chopping mill is having it fixed up in decision. The daughters of
good shape before the new occupant the Empire Look advantage of tlle
takes possession. He had a new occasion by arranging a tag day in aid
smoke stack put on the- boiler this of the hospital and tealized over a
week. thousand dollars by their efforts.
' P. Willows who has resided here fur Special trains on the C. P. R. and G.
a matinee' ears, but who• has been , •
g Y Y '1. R. with vehicular traffic, brought
sick for a considerable length of time, • n er "000 isitors
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passed &way Tuesday morning july
. „ Morris
600 bushels mixed Barley and Oats for sale.
Apply to 21; 0.J:tacker, Brussels.
Some Fall wheat has been cut this
week.
Township Council is slated for
Monday 24th hist,
Quite a number of Orangemen were
away on the 12ths Some went to
Kincardine and others 10 Goderich.
W. R. Mooney is house fora holiday
from. Toronto and is building up
muscle in the hay field on the home-
stead.
The -Misses Olegg are bonne from ,
their respective schools in Oxford and
Wentworth Otiunties for their
vatovti.ons.
W T. Hall. 'formerly Presby-
terian pastor at Belgravesand claugh-
tees Misses Margaret and Gladysof
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IL Ferguson's. -
Mts. Douglas arrived home last
week for a holiday at her home. 81bJ'AS.
line, and to escape the great heat- of
this period in Toronto. She is a
d 1 t •of R h •t and Mrs. Nichol
'lug' 'et 9 el ' '
of this week was the date
of the first posting up of Morrie town.
ship Voters' List for this year. There
are 794 names in all,424 being quail-
fled as jurors. The divisions on the
list aro a -part 1 641 ; Part II 108 and
Part III 44
, Miss Lizzie Ferguson, who is teach-
mg a iagi ta ,
t N• t Falls Ont.,is home for
her vacation. She is re-engaged Inc
the coming year at an increase of $50
per 0120010 on her salary. MissIt.
Hannah, of Niagen,a Palls, is here on a
visit with Miss Ferguson,
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Tuesday of this week Jae. Kernag.
hasi, a well known resident of the 6th
line, left on a trip to the West. Ho
may remain if he finds what suits
him. IL L. Jackman, Brussels, ticket-
ed hini per a P. R. to Ran:Into%
We r. ernaghan a go d
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Youug was elected water an
light; conimn
issioer to replace V. Vat
Norman who resigned.
The $5,000 bylaw for vompletion o
the pure water system was carriel
last Monday by 123 to 108, 1Vieghat
should have pure water service ii
three months, as the town has al
ready three flowing aelesian wells 0
good capacity and the bulk of th
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Clinton
LITTLE. LAD Hem BY TE.ane.-IVhil
goitigto meet his father and wall
home with hitn, as was his daily cut
tom, Willie Marshall, the 8 ear oli
son of Freels Marshall, section mat
on the Grand Trunk at Hetusall fel
asleep on the tails and was struck b
the Huron and Bruce train whicl
leaves London at 4,50 and arrives ii
Hensall at 5.80, in charge or Ootichic
1.01 Rich, of Lender) and, Etuzinee
Fixture,. of Winghaoi. Themes tel
ribly insured the little lad was stf
alive in the hospital at Clinton Tuet
day evening and hopes 1110 held of
for his recovery.
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11.01. The funeral took place from his
late home on Morris street to the Atwood
Union cemetery Thursday. Miss Kate Ashley, of London, spent
MaTatztostiAte-A pretty wedding a few days at the rectory.
was celebrated on Wednesday of last 0. W. Brown, of St. Marys, return-
week at the residence of John and ed home after a short visit with Rev,
13 • b Si bride's•
Mrs, righam, a t e parents H. B. and Mrs, Ashby.
(Fairview) Hullett, when theft' yorang- Mrs. L. D. Stanley, of St. Marys,
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est daughter, Miss Helen E. Bteghann rerurned home after a short visit
became the beide of A. E. N'Veth- with her daughter.
erai, formerly well known as a teacher Mrs. Fred. Little, of Detroit, is
in the vicinity, hat now of Excel Alta. visiting her mother here. She sang
The bride, attired in a ague silk very acceptably in the Prerbyterien
&Hone and carrying a limpet 01 481111.0 church on Sunday.
carnations entered the parley on the A most suceessful Garden Party
alM of her father, to the strains of ;was held on the parsonage lawn rin-
Letiengrin's Wedding March, played der the auspices of the Epveorth Lan -
by Miss Mary Elliott, &mein of the grie. 'The Listowel hand. rendered
bride. 7.'he ceremony eves ably per- excellent music and this, together .
formed by Rev. J. L, Small after walla good programmade(1 , e very
which the guests, to the number of pleasant evening. A good °voted
60, repaired to the dining room where spoke svell for the ponulesety of the
a stueptatous repast awaited them. In people in charge of arrangements,
the evc•ning., a large number of young The Dish op of Hewn visited At-
friends of 1120 parties also gathered at wood and Hearyn Tuesdo,y and
the home arid spent a few enjoyable held eonfirmation sevvicee in both
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couple, who are leaving this week foe the iservieeia were bright nee ;,,f..
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Monday, Augest 701, ..
Some person or persons entered th
home of ,Tanaes Dick, Seafortit, an
carried oft over ninety dollars in hilli
Sunday week was 80 1)111 that bone
in be hives of Thomas Ruseell, Exete
melted mid dropped down drowniol
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