The Brussels Post, 1912-3-21, Page 1VOL. 40 .VO. 38
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Teethe,. Wanhu-M Kreuter
Notice to l4•edllol,.- P. h r•pott.
Millinery Opening -Mins M E (toss.
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faistiixt nerve
Correa
A. Doig shipped a carload of horses
to the West.
John EVans 13 renover#ng rapidly
from his recent illness.
Mrs. MtLenuun, of 1Tri'oxetel', was
a te8ealt visiter with Airs. (Ur) Aun-
strong.
Judge knit, of Goder•ieh, presider) et
the regular session of the court het'e.
Only routine matters cattle up,
Mrs. ft.. J. Nay was taken very sud-
denly ill at her home of the. 15th cons.
of Howick and although her conditot
Web very critical hopes are now enter -
tabled for her recovery.
Relgrave .
The Guild held a social entertain -
meet Iu the basement of the church
on Wednesday evening.
Andrew Cluakey, of Beabdou, 18
here on a visit with relatives and old
friends. It is 33 years since he Went
West. The visitor is a brother to Jas.
Oloakey, of Morris township.
A 8pieidid time was enjoyed at the
wedding anniversary of Billiard and
Mrs. Prader, Wednesday evening of
last week about 00 relatives and neat•
neighbors were peese,L'atal spent ,L
moat enjoyable eveniugf; ,$upper was
served in Mrs. Peocters b(sggtyleand
the supply of geauiLe and t#u'witre will
keekap the home supplied for llianyy.
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Succia`SS.-The Irish Social held last
Monday evening in the Ll'ureSlers
112411 attracted a large and well
pleased audience. Readings were
given by Neil McCrea, and O. Cole
vocal selections by Misses Rands,
Hallidaay, Cole and Wilburn and'
Jas. Taylor and Neil McCrea ; lustre.
mental nIulbets by J. L. St.ewar•t,
An
interesting report ort v
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s given
of
the Women's Ina(#tuna work and
the
benefits to be derived from it. Dr.
Stewitet's addle8s on "Oliver Gold-
smith" and Rev. Mr. Feegusnu's.o0
"Irish character" were A 1 and full of
instruction and goodhumor, 'Every-
body did so well it would be difficult
to say ;vhn did best, A snr,inl bout•
was enjoyed while the ladies served
refeetihments. The Members of the In-
stitute are grateful to all who assisted
41111 especially to Richard Pl'(I(•tt+/' who
ppl'esidell with n82411.e84 1111(1 dispatch.
Pencemis $201 Thos( , who \il( attended
who wery lett 1r•4BII poseibly went.
home with ' i • v'�
alit wish hat lie3 •
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L e Emerald
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t,eadbu ry
Miss Mary Swallow low not been in
good health Irately but ie somewhat
i lnpl'teed.
1. 3. 11OGavin informs us he has the
flrsl 43)111 this season and his horse -
ship is doing well.
Leudbury Beef 1•iig will comirenre
operations on Tuesday, Apt 11 2nd for
the eea5nn of 1912.
Airs. Joeepl, Live lied aL quilting
party the other day to width she hi -
vibe] her neigh bore.
WM. Bohan and Calvin 'Gillen are
on 1'11e si,rk list but we hope to heal of
an 1111(01IV8n,ert slanely.
McNichol Beos., have. !tweed to the
:Amu they pueclntsed front John Price
and Baye also rented partof 0.11111eu's
farm.
Mies Nettie Stutdy, from Gndel•ioil
township, was visiting this wrest with
her sister who is teaching in No. 9
school.
Elluevale
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.-
'1'uesday eveuiug, Mtu•ch 12th, the
members of the Bluevale'tMlethodtst
church congregation assembled et the
home of Thos. and Mt s, Higgins, to
speed a 511(1!))) eveninge'er they left,
for their new homein Wroxeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Higgins have taken a
prnmiient (tart in the work of the
Hluevale Methodist oho•rh for over 20
yeees end will he very m1)811 missed ill
the elm eh arid in the culuul+ulity.
The evening was very pleasantly
spent in gauzes and music Aft+")'
-touch was served the p11.8lir, Rev„ 3.11.
Onus(, read the Fol lowing n(1d1e58 aril
Jos. Robb, of behalf of the congrege-
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presyuted Mr. end Mrs. Biggiu,
with a beautiful oak mantle cluck
DEAR MR. AND MRS, HIGeINS.-W1.,
the members of tho 131tteVate enllgre
gation, have assembled here Io -eight
to express in a small way elm' glen:1
appreciation of the valuable eervires
you have rendez ed to our church dna-
iug the pest 20 years. Mr, Higgins
)las filled all the i11'Ipnrteant camel's tit
the chnreh. Not only as a ),ember of
the Offit'#241 Boatel but you have rep-
resented our eil•CIlii to tttitl)ber of tine,
both at District meeting and Amine'
Ounference. you have both shoo')
by the deep interest you have taken it
every department, of eh it. I 1
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MIS5 Y'OUND, Milliner.,
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BRUSSELS. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAIcCH 21 1912
I that you truly had the interest of t
Meet Nr's Kingdom at heart. We
girt very 1111)81) lhntyou are so so
to leave its bub Ivo trust that the tic
yet" bleseiug ul' God will ialtel>d you
you go to your new )mute. !u \'Vrux
der.
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•ou that
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f the con Il re
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and 1• useful q
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We went') ask you to ILU.ept 1.1715
)Mottle eleck as a hewn of nut sincer-
est regard and its tut expressinuj of the
li'r>iuudestrespectin whirls yon ate
held by t he congregation. Signed on
behalf of the congregation,
E.
Mr. FII J. L, Coax, Pastor,
niggles very suitably replied,
express] ng their deep regret at leaving
and .assuring 1110 Co(Igl•egalion that
theie greatest elegies, was for the col-
1i1(118d progress of the caulk of the
Lord in I3lbevale,
W. H. ISE) i , Proyrzetor
}1e Edmonton, Alta, ; Mark, 0„ttVail- •.r•••••••r•�+•••••.h••••♦•1.••1••+
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eouver, , U. ; George W.,
Sask t
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on Seek, 4 Joseph 18., residing o old , the all
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h- hnestead; N91's, Jahn Holger, Weal -
aa Ion ; 1(81(1 Airs, 44 bVr't Haagen', Lin
e- can. a Her in I ntll l'1 8
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James Cardiff 1'
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a r Mrs a L+'
.L. l3ing5on,
Morris
Township Council will meet on
Monday, April Ise.
Additional Morris nerve may be
read on page 5 of this issue.
Mts. Elliott is visiting with her
sister, 14.11.5..'tits. 81188011, at present.,
George Davis, 6th line, was away on
a holiday trip with relatives and
friends in Toronto locality.
George Manning took the Short
(ionise on Poultry at the Damm',
Agricultural College, Guelph and
profited by it.
Mrs. Kel1ingrnn, of Toronto, is re-
newing uld friendships in Morels and
Brussels. The passing years treat her
very generously.
Miss Edtta Watson, who has been
spending the Winter with her parents
1WW. H. and Mrs. Watson, 6th line, re-
turned to Medicine Hat last Monday.
Oranbrook
Jos, Coombs, of Blyth, is a visitor
w4(11 his ;heath ter, 11.11's. A, McDoald.
Will. Baker, of Heesall, and the
Misses Ryen, of Walton visited afeiv
days at the home o1' G, Baker.
Fortunately the Spring Millinery
openings are near at hand as a young
lady had the misfortune of losing her
Winter bonnet Vvhile out driving one
nigh t recently,
. L. th Conhas leas4
ed the ftu'i ofJoe
0 Welsh, 6th Con.
Be has agno(1 Farm and Mr. McDonald
is a gond farmer so the combination
should work all right,
Jamestown
Everyone is preparing - for maple
syrup retaking,
Milton Lake is working on the 8th
Cot. of Grey just note.
Noa#, Bowman and Rich. Griffith
had Wroxeter phones installed last
week.
Last Sunday night Robert Shaw
eoudncted the services in Victoria
Hall.
T. R. Bennett and Thos. Jaeklin
attended the Royal Arch Meeting of
L. 0. L , No. 031.
James Ballantyne has exchanged
his property with Peter Milligan for'
the Wroxeter livery business.
There are now 40 names to the pe-
tition
for
tutu)
mail delivery, ve
1.y, ou the
Northerly boundary and locality.
James R•lchardson has returned to
the Weet after spending the Winter
with his patents, D. and Mrs. Rich-.
a6tdSnn.
Mrs. Patrick is in attendance at the
bedside of her nlnther, Mts. Keil, on
4th eon, of Howick, who was stricken
with paralysis,
R, J8oklin has purchased the 50
acre farm of Mrs. Repined adjoin-
ing his 50 acres for the stun e2 $1,650,
and is installing a maple syrup mak-
ing outfit bought from T. R. Bennett.
The` Wo
net's Institute
will
hold
their regular monthly meeting next
Thursday, March 28111, at 2.30-p, m.,
In Victoria Ball, At this meeting
(het a will be a contest in "Sandwich -
making" by girls ender 20 years. This
contest is not confined to those who
nee members only but as many others.
as can, will be very welcome. ,fudges
will be appointed and a prize given
for the hest sandwiches. :Remember
the date-N1arrh 28th. A good at-
tendance is ho
ped for.
Walton
On Friday,
April l
y, p 5611, the Waitan
13oef ring' will commence the season's
worst, with the old staff of officers. I'
A great many front dile locality at-
tended the funeral of A'Irs, leery
Hamilton on Thursday afternoon of
last week.
We etre suety to state that the 5
months old infant of Alex, and Mrs. 4
Murray, 0111 line Morris, died Tueeday g
oflast
week and the funeral took lace >;
'l'ht
usda t.
b Brussels I'
s5 is
Y cemetery. place
Y
Nlr.
Loud
conducted H
Jtc,ed
appro-
priate service, I an y
123E LATE MRs, HENRY HADMMLTON. 1'
-The people of the village of Walton ;.
Land surrounding community wore 41
greatly shocked to learn of the sod- t'
den death of Mrs. Henry Hatniltot, \
which occurred at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Bolger. Mrs. w
Hamilton had reached her 75th year N
and the day of her bnteal was the 50th s'
anniversary 1.r
r of i'• V
her mum'
Y t >a e.
was born at .Alnsley, Leeds Co., and G
at the Cage of 22 moved with her Fath• •V4
er and mother, the late JNar•k Cardiff L
and wife to the Township of Grey. 1:1.
After her ntiteriage her husband set- 11.'
tied in the 1otvnalllp of Mot'nhigton, 111
They remained there 7 years after Dtt
which they took up their residence in D•
the township of McKillop, Huron Co., L
where they lived t+olttiunnusly for 43 Pe
year's on the old Hamilton homestead 111
near the village of Walton. The AI
Ethel
Harry Keys and family removed to
Brussels last week.
S. S. Cole attended the Orange
Grund Lodge at London,
.Mrs. Robert McKelvey, of Listowel,
was visiting here last week.
W E. Sanders was at Stratford last
Friday attending the Public Library
Institute,
This week Miss Ida Oole is away at
81. Thnmtts, Aylmer• and other points
visiting old College rhnms.
Mrs. S. S. Onle took in the union
evangelistio services at Strat4' h(1lust
week and enjoyed theta very much.
We are sorry to report the 111,1088 of
Mina. daughter of It. A. Thompson
but hope she will soon be fully restor-
ed.
Ethel checker players put up a good
specimen of the game but. Atwood
King row champions appear to nes-
mei ,ze them.
Spring millinery openingdays at
Miss Hunter's r•'
e s Ato •
to w41 (
will
Paula
Saturday of next week. The display
will be choice and up-to-date, 1 Y
Will'Ethel have x Foot Ball team
this year is the question being asked.
They should organize and stir alp the
local interest lotme'ly manifested in
the game.
This week W. Jaeklin and Irwin
Raynard left for Swift Current, each
raking to car of horses and settle'''s
tfet'ta. Land may be homesteaded
out there if they find what snits them.
81)11e of Genege11111.YM44«helt opening nn Felat s
dn.
and Saturday turd'
a of next week,
v
ee
k.
Miss
'round nd
has been en en a ed as
milliner and will be glad to meet the
belies. See Nlr, Mitchell's advt. in
( his is'lte,
PRESENTATION.-The-Bratitforcl Ex-
positor of last week gives the follow-
ing interesting particulars concerning
N. and Mrs. Franklin, the latter be-
ing fie wetly Miss Bernice Slew/non,
nt this (orality :-“A. jolt company
of
thr.f•'
rlelid8
of Nelsonjelly
Fi•ankiin as-
sembled r
t,
rye( hint 1
$' and his bride
upon their home coining last Thurs-
day evening. 1n a short in fennel ad.
dress, t Vl'
flys, 'b'raiiiik11)1ttwithe two han,18,'4rle
Iactor chairs. The presentation was
s
by speeches by T. J. Keele,
3. Field, A. Cornwell, T. Moon, H.
(Algal and P. Charlton. Mr. Fraulc-
in
In a`feav well Chosen words thunk -
1 those preset for thou kindness.
setae much was served and then the
iltitel'itag dispersed with to hnyt of
mid wishes to Ah. and Mrs. Fmk lin
it a long and n
d •os
i, t et o
p us life."
p The
. Fogel
tf'•
ferm-
i Eahlite and ;yell known clto many
'alders 1)t
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THE POST.
SCHOOL
REPORT. -The following cam is
g
re standing of Ethel Public School
i' the month of Februm y. V. -
levy McLelhund, Olive Ceopee. Sr
V.- Pearl Bat,•man, Reg. Home-
nl•tl1, Nolle Niel2ee. Ge"o. Cols.,
ormau Addy. Jr. IV. --Pearl Dob-
ai,
Roy,
Dunbar, , •
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D. Ni. e
rltn
g
ton
meta da Pollard, at(i 1'
N aurice Alef.yllalfd,
Ia(l v
s Ho
)8111)8'
1.k.Sr.S 1H.- Della
eIiee, Stuart McI)aanaild. Jr.IIL-
ecl(hart Dane, Myrtle Bowes, Lama
eineworth, Myrtle Lamont, Edith
;ander, Lela Vudtlen, Bert Vudden.
aribel Thonlsol, Lillian Davidson,
yid McKee, Ileo. 120W18nd, S Gill,
811101at .. Win, Rowland, James
teas, Flossie Sanders. Sr H.-
a1r1 Love, Cecil 13,11811)011, Mienie
Lrti.ly Hattdd [Ave, Russel Kl•auter,
'rhie McDonald, Gert. Pultard. Jr.
funeral set'vice was eolduetod -by
Rev. D. E. Camet•olt, rector of St.
George's church, Walton, assisted b
Rev. W. 3. Hamiitol, of New York,
nephew of the deceased. The redlains
were laid to rest in Brussels cemetery,
MIS. 1•Iami114011 was n life. long mem-
bee of the clench of linglaend and 'al-
ways took an ael ive part 1.0 the work
of the church and its: charities, being
at one time President of Ladies' Guilts
Erni
which r position she (vas compel-
led to reeige ole account of advane
ing yea, 5, She \vas also Chaplain of
the Ltaclies Time Blues. Thee pall-
bearers were her three sorts, Mark 0,,
(*eni'go and Joseph, her son-in-law,
Aibert. tlocigins, and her two brothel's
George and James Cardiff. Mrs.
Hamilton was a woman of sterling
qualities, kind sod untassutning and
very greatly beloved by a wide circle
of friends Land the community ill
which she lived, She will he greatly
missed SC 1 a
Ind more especially rnlfly m her
home vr,.:
V l l,e he
s tan' 1:
ti n1n.>�I y
xre11
I <d.
(8 a.good wife and a ichid and loving
luothe,', She leaves behind beside
her htishitnd to 4000(41 her passing et
boat i
ul friends uentls
and a family of acus.
e111d (1an,1(h'5 and /Llan Fever al
't others and sisters, Mrs. Hamilton's
fetidly 1nt1s'is1.ed of font tons and two
deughters ,as• fclloWst--John ,R',.,
II. --May Vltdden, Aliee Eckm4er, Ber-
nice Dole, Verba N1001111, Bertha0o!e,
y Ullffned Ferguson, Mtarpjnrie Thomson,
4Vill4e Dane, Quest D1111soe. Pt. IL -
Geo. McKee, Anhie Hemswort11, Ed-
win Keauto,, Blake Hewlett, Elia
Mitchell, Leslie Parted, I4mta *filch-
, ell. SI•.-
I. Vlolaa Mitchell. Rhea Mb•
' Lelland, Maigaret McDonald, Liod
Dunbar. ' Ethel Thomson, Will e
Woods, Lily Sanders Jr. 1, --Myrtle
MtKee, M81'viil Eek pliers *Villi-.
Mitche' Matt a d y
H 1.V le Ins. o •
nth, Hnroli
Keys. J. H, 'I'Uoai o1.. Pelts,
C. EDMEISxoN, Assistant.
A Goot1 00170,08.34 -On 7. hur.day
evening of last week a • 4itege and en-
thu,'a tic
111 � t ernavd gathered in nil -
Concert twestented by rhe 'malt'
gel's Bible Class 1>f the Method 51.
(hutch, The follow/0g program. tr'o
wile g vFt.
groes a-Orrhestl•a Brdeestiwn ; ladir11 '
notinte b ie
8e$ 4 1 II sl. hlha 11rur old, 1;
1lmner A. Bartley
n1.d Urs. ,4, 11.
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Doted') + piano n
1. a n duet. F '31rnitlu>n 0011)
Miss Nall Steatite I read lig. Visa Ida
Orale ; solo, Lone Eckmie' iect)1)0.
1f\Vrstwtu'd Ila" Win.
+ Gibson, of
London
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Go sal i
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solo, .1 ;iennnr,.
t ladies (psi trite
solo, Lotete 1+lek111411' nrnhesl r0 ; Goil
Save the King. '.i'be gqr'ograln was
well balanced and all did their -part
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Spring
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e a yes ft ClIffor'd.--
• Arthur' Rae, who lute 'spout the last
three months with his parents, Jas.
•and Mrs. Rete, ieturued to hkhnOutcri,
Alta., (e
to 1 Tuesday. edA.
He wee • ,
aC(A lr
Y accent
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peeled dbv #s
h brotherFrank
e Rae and
,d
fatuity, t of
, Ga,t A load
Y of of l
people visited the Bi mewls lark YWed.
nesday evening of last week . -Mrs.
H. At'metr ong has rammed from a
three mouths' visit with relatives at
Listowel and vicinity.
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s The ladies of Ethel and
localilyate cordially ill- •
+ vi ted to try Spring Mil- +
• 111)4.7')' Opening n9lieh ,l•,
+ will be held on •
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Friday & Saturday •
4 •
Mar.2 _ •
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will be on exhibition. •
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Hvnter
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Dilworth Black ETHEL
well. N1 e. Gibson maiutuiuedhie repu
tabor) as a good public: eutertaiue
and platfut'm lect1U•er•. His lecture o
is hours was packed full of humor an
splendid information 248 he dealt with
Oattadaa's resom•ces, her great water
ways s
y in Lha East, her fat' etletchitlg
acres of prairie land, her mining
wealth turd the 3000 tulles feorn Aloe
treat and Vaiceuver all under one
Hag. His eerie conic Dutch poem
eutilled "Leedie Jacob Strauss" was
cheered by the audience, while his
1+Rlalllg p((trietie song, entitled "'Un-
der
the same old
flag" was eijwyed by
all. The lecture and concert was
much enjoyed by all present aid the
setting mei' are to be cumplimeuted on
I r4
h i spirt) of rnlhusitwm and endeav-
or which they m.(n11ested in the prep -
amulet' of the saute.
Ooderlch
J. W. Oraigie left for the West a
few days ago, intending to look into
his large land interests w letimoutou
and elsewhere.
• The Government has begun to make
preparation to retenne work at the
barber. A new set of faces are to be
seen on the fobs, as all the former
foremen have been discharged.
3. H. Tromauhauser brut cummeneed
operations on putting the large leg in
the new cement elevator built last
year, and has a gang of men at work
on the abuetl uctiou of a large scow at
the harbor, to build the cemeut abut-
ments,
A son of Art. Yule was seriously
injured when he undertook to tobog-
gan down the very steep hill at the
tear of the 0. P. R. depot, and gain-
ing a very high speed was unable to
control his toboggan and ran into a
tree.
He was unconscious for a time
andhis condition is critical.
Grey
Miss Lizzie McKay, of Leamington,
is viei4iug Mrs. John Howard, 14th
Con.
Arthur Ward has moved to the inn.
fEliioutt farm which he recently pur-
e'
ctlased.
141• V'
r. 1.L !
Is of
Saskatoon, a on as
w a visi-
tor at the hunt's. of W. and Mrs.
_ l Rands at the week end,
Alex. Carr, Sit# line, left: of Tues-
day for 1+'ieldiltg, Soak., where he will
juin his brother in 84441 farming bust -
bliss JennieRuuds was home from
Belgreve rue Sunday. She has a
beevy school that keeps her ltustiiug
to du
ail the
work.
Archie Hislop is buck from the
West. His Unitise'. Will., weereeent-
ly underwent a medico,' Operation is
making favorable progress.
Will. Evans has been visiting rela-
tives aid fiieuds ill the lucidity of
Bright and Woodstock. There may
be some attractive iufiueuee down
there,
Mrs, Stevenson, of St. Marys, was
here last Feidayto say "Good-bye" to
het sister, Airs. A, Bement, 16111 con,,
belies leaving for Zion City, 141.,
where she purpuses taking up rest -
BONE
BON
E TO
HER REWARD. -
After a
heti.
u (. tight sur life Sarah Jane Plum,
relict of the late Charles Rozell, pass•
ed ' away to her reward at 1 p. wu. last
stn+:
1ttY, aged 1)8 years, lU unuillla aril
6 days. She was burn in klaysville,
Waterloo Uu„ and was married, at
Trowbridge neatly 40 years ago. Mr.
and Mrs. Bozell made their home iu
Elam towushtp fora while and after-
ward resided du Morris tuwlrshlp anti
then iu Grey. In December 191e Mr.
Rime!' died and uuav the unutrer of
the Janine is called. The daughters
are •-
Alt
s. Engel, Paw
Paw,
Mich. •
Mrs. W.},
H, toupee Toronto ;� Mts. H,
Manning, Morris towusIlip ; and
Misses Annie and Hazel at haute.
There are three sous - Will;
of Torouto ; Ernest, at home';
mutt Elton, of Hastings, Michigan ;
Two nhildreu died in iufaauey. S. 1
Pluto, of Brussels aid Ernest Plum,
of Vancouver, B. 0., ate brothers to
Mrs. a. Ruzr
.Il and Airs. N. B. Gerry, of
FortWitham.
a sister The 1
he suU eo'
Ln
f
this notice was u hoe le wax
nun who ho eu-
juyed the friendship of a wide circle
of frieutis, who greatly regret her de
1ni
8e. For man eat'8 she V
Y Y t ,d a
faithful h ul e
w tuber of the MethridisG
church. Nine weeks -ago Mrs. Rezell
took k!I with 1
tl tie r
Ulll 1 i
Ula
at
P the nu
of her brother iu Brussels and while
she tallied somewhat, and wes taken
to her home a relapse followed and
coupled with heart weakness was
more ,u a 1.l
Iuu the
patient p d overcome.
Funeral took place (
t> Lir.
p easel
s nettle -
tory ry Lneaday saFterticrorl and (vas 1•ou-
ducted by Rev. Dr, Oaten, deceased's
pastor, The bereaved share in the
sympathy of the community.
Wroxeter
NIRs. THOMAS \lc,ilICIIAEL PA590s
AWAY AT ADVANCED AGE.- The
death of Mrs. lctllchael, widow of
the late Thos. ,VIclllichael, 8r., took
piaeeat her lesidenee South of Mc-
Lean. of Friday 15th inst., at the ad -
veered
age
The
1,
late Mrs.
Mc-
.Vl .
I
e 1.c )'stet together u rthrr with
the late Thos. McMichael, wets l
were all
respected residents of the. district,
coming
het•. '
sett ling South oft Ontario
where's ,moi e
of their sous serve the filet settlers.
The funeral took place on Sunday.
Services were held at Bethel church
following which the funeral proceeded
to )McLean station from which point
the remains were taken to Wroxeter
Out., for
burital. The deceased
is survived by eight sons and fudin
daughters, all grown up and most of
thou, residents of the district. It is a-
bllt La Peal' since the desire of. her
Mistime], the late Thus. Me4licbael.
-'The Qn'Appelle Progress. the re-
mains of the late) Mrs. ')'hos. Mc -
Al
itheel Arrived on Lhe noon train on
Tlitu'.(lay 714) inst., and the funeral
left I he residt'uoe of her sou, Walter
�Ielliehurl, al LSO p. m, fo' Wroxeter
ceuiel oil,. .
lsev. '
Y A. B.
Dnb3t111 con -
(Meted ed
(lien.• '
etvl e
ce tet.)
het
lutes and
grave. e. Joho
g NCAI i h
e tee! ,
1.f4'
Vru li
i e
nod This. and MCS. McNlichael,pt�
Brampton, attended the funeral.
PRESENTATION. -Friday evening a
number b, of friends gathered at the
Inane of Robert and Mts. Black and
presented their sou, N 10., with a
pulse nod wtiIch, prior to his depar-
ture to Uttlsbuuy., Alta., the following
Monndaay. An address Wats read by D.
NieTewish els falloffs :-
N
rise r.
8 1 L
can n
hi ve uathelee for 1.j h,sl. s of sour friends,
eOUs
1 1 Unto before
ore
u r
u de nal
t ) ore ne1l,wm,.ei eo Wen re your
example
plan In bashlass colli nem, lire by embu -
(IX"Il+ille nl Nt,aia'htfgl'wal'dliee4 mid 1,1111,114.-
fuse, In helping mu m1vementSou have earn -
rd a high plane In our estininuun Satan time
passer on nlrall111811111eee change unit 8,8011,0.
noun) bi,flIt1NI' 1i1%ia golf labortla 'Weeonutd
111)1 let ,con start your new worts without
showing 7ah our friendship and good -will
Will you aeoept 1411( pots.' and rvatahr not• for
their inta'ineia value but for the go'ed wishes
they re11rea''nL Ata, your watch maneare for
putt' 4mo, Spent not en4,4 prnfttubly, but lead-
ing on ton broader end and even more. su0-
c,'84, l Igo A sepv'ntien of half a aontrnent
011111) 1.8 nothing in the strength of friendship's
bonds rhos will over hind us to you. Our
thmlghts will often travel to you in your new
abode. Wo wish you Goii•speed on your jeer -
nay and mar the Beni• of -success -crown your
lien in Gin Golden West, Signed on behalf of
Wroxeter friends -
Gen. lerl'ewen, Roy Carr,
Redmond 14I181ynn, herb t'attorenn,
Arthur Mutt, Dmn hloTavish.
R;ednrotd NlcGlyun made the presen-
tation to ;Odell in a few words the
Children's Aid Society Revived.
Last Sunday new life fills instilled
into a very deserving iu5titution
when Oo. Secretary Geo. 141: Elliott,
of G odericlt, and Hey: t11r. Miller, of
Berl) n
, visited Brussels in the in-
terests of this work. The latter( who
has looked aftee this cease for years
occupied the pulpit, of Melville
church and the Methodist chusi,h in
town and went to Oraubroak in the
afL8l'uuon. "Ant 1 my belither's 1'ieep-
er 2" wise the foundation of the omen
-
'Mg discourse in which. the good work
1.hgo
the Oh'
thiren11801, A
Afd was porLtxyed
- od 4.t the even#ug
vice "Maary and M(11111i," was the
pic chosen, issociated h>losaly with
N 410 4.11 in be rendered to the Lord'
lending help to the society. •.
)nut's '1 ,
1.h 1.1( ,
# filo
,y following the r11 '
'vie.ea an illitetrate l ft•cturetnlon
, eirneut expressed his thanks. Will.'
o.
has hem) employed for about five wi
years by the tire) Of A. Mimeo & 00„ ' set
and leaves Vele to (eke a posh)))) i1) to
a teetotal tome.
at l'
ds
bnly Alta, lie 1.•h
is a fine young (111411 atld will do well, , by
Nr8ieYnott'rs,-1Vliso Milly Harrisl I
tiptoe hist lhlesday in Witt beta -- j set
ing .
1 , 1 itir maty, M180., WL418
11'nya 1)1g rn'gnitt11tanaes 111 the village
1hie week -tutee's Reis Spent 1+1i(1(ay
in binderich.-12(11. 13, Whitmore, of
Hari ' 191(111, Wag the guest of her per -
sees, it and *Its ,
1.l 11x. 13 '
ht(it .ev
w (1
alde Y a
s
of 111.3
11+11( -11s So ix I' ,
>rie it 1
11
ie vieit411g iruends in lVitighatn,-The
High, S hnr>l hit(+'ruy Society gave a
Si
I'at ild('s evening to the school on
Monday eveuiug.-11611.y Hardin
mater ¢''
1 ttbt.rnr.
E ss trip to Orautgevii#r
test wvok -N1#ss ,lean Davidson has
taken a poeilittl( In the genet al 6441111
of A. Munro C7tr; M('8. i3. F. Alt.eh'.
800 has returned from et f w d
"'lire Waif" Waa on the program at
the Town Hall, tvhicIi was tilled to
the doors. Unfortunately only at. felt,
picturePe011id he stamen as the vol4,-
age (4f the electric light' Was' too gl'eaat
for the Btet'eo
L#rant. but
p Mr. '(
E4h It
t
hats ar l
ui d 1
1
444'. Millet relurnsmite (>thertitheand
Ye
Ila•
1 irN ;tell
avelty
p>wera to the etilidi;cll':; Aid so that
al Reform work c wide field 41t:ny ho
red.
Pew •r•'
ua.lcs are bettor F
auown
of Mr Kelso, who •le heed of the
build 'department end thorou lily :.
g
to his rhultifailcos dudes, Lend
d to ere ilnk1(110'1
e.
with the following ciflcets--Peesi;
dent,. Rev. A, 0. Wishart, B, A; ; 7186
P 'e 1
t s duet, Jas. Fur ; SeurytarYr W,
H. Ken. ; Trea tire's, F. H. Gilroy. A
committee from h
In L va'i
H tut t'
is cbu chra
and W.U T.13. will bearr•augedinter,
Mr.Elliottlht addresser) the Nl.etirodist
and Presbyterian Sebbalia Schools in
the attar noon and 1ut(r'051e11 the metra-
bers in the good thee)' brought to
neglected ehildlen,
If all the 0411(lers of the Children's
Aid Society wont as hard as. Rev, 141x,
Miller and Secretary Elliott it is not
touch wonder if the penplo are being
stirred up on this live subject of so
much importance to Ounadiau citizen 1
ship. Mr. Elliott, r
P t t xpc els to be back to `.
Brussels in the near future to meet
the local Manch for a cniference. He
is making a capital officer and the
County was very fortunate in 80CU,'-
lug his aervIces.
Subscriptions not paid on Sunda
rnuy be hlaucied to 'Treasurer' Gilroyat
the Metropul#tau Il1ink.
EDITORIAL, NOTES
PRINCEB8 PATRICIA celebrated her 26th.
birthday on Suu1ay and was the reci-
pient of hearty congratulation from at
home and abroad.
+4 1 M
Ir is said Hon. George 32. Foster will
act on the Imperial Tiede Board. He
could drop out of P8rliament without
being much missed.
rr•*
71BRE is many a hardship being en-
dured over the coal strike in :England
by the miners and their families, Often
this phase of the situation is overlooked
when the strike makers are getting in
their work.
WONDER what Dr. Pyne, the Minister
of E lueation, thinks of the report of
Dr Merchant on the bi-Iitgual scbools
For a g year administration there's not
much to crow over. and the boys anti
WV
'S >: the schools reported upon are
the Buff-rers even if they possibly do not
realize it at the pre'ent.
WHAT have You 111 your mind along
the line of Improvement for the coming
season in connection with your premis-
es 1 There's great virtue in tbe`paint
brush and corresponding cleaning up
whose value is not often properly esti-
mated A wider interest might'easiiv
be taken in a general move along the
line im
v the town. Brussels
is favorably e 1)l located OCAIe
d to make these things
show to advantage and the value is not
easily estimated. Nov would be a good
tirne to mark out a program to be" fol.
lowed during the ensuing months.
Rev M. MILLER, of Berlin, sounded
a note of warning last Sabbath in his
address relative to children and young
people parading the sneetsat late hours.
While tie applied it in a general sense it
represents resent
s the...
p condition iu Brussels
8.41119 accurately in its relationsbip to e,
good many, homes. Where this program
is practiced regularly there is no doubt
of the baneful intiuence exerted and the
drffceity of Coping With it will be realiz-
ed when e0 parents attempt to offset it by
an effete to change the line of procedure,
'The principle of the curfew bell is ,good
alth
OU
h the practical t
$ a ou can '
I t rkr❑
has
g
not met with the success it desetVed.
k M
H URO
Na
Coo a, su
le .'
1 dtho
P 115011'
r de of •
good eat &ens and lidstlingsettlers to the
Great West in the passicg years but is
not hacic number by any means after
this depletion. Fresh vigor is being`
displayed played in both rural and urban muni:
misstates es An
d be every one
working for
a r
o ressfve r
c uti
p g ado the r
e est It
t s will
+u the advantage of all.. Help in the
Huron Co. hustle by tenting on in
creased energy ia'yuur oc(apation and
this will not only bent fit. yol)rself but
1'f(leuca '.(hers to take e fresh grip,
No better County tn..live in the Prise -
Mee than Huron. If you believe this
dont be afraid to say so,
'Tag Children': Asi Societ of
Y � R
gaud start last Sunday itt this 10Cnlet',
This organization does a sp1eudid work
in the way of .prevention As' Welt as
bringing to task offenders and caring
for fhb needy and w:(yvtard.y its record
in Huron Co , proves It to be ;yell de,'
serving of sltpport, Coder - the dire'+
tint of, Co. Secretary George M; Elliott',
of Gudcrich, who is deVot#ng a large
share of time to it, a new ietel0'4), s
Being stealtent: $'2 small ierec%it is
tilt's.l0 14
t u � 1)tnr j;tq, Mitcholt,
t41e (iucier,C1 Star fur lite
euergutiq
Work he 11a9,them hr, the past OKI the
present tltty °;g.11rwlxixtioa of locs1
brooches ,tlirouyllwut-'the CO. will eu•
large the sc0tte. anti ',eat end the iufluehce
for good' na the 1eeti'reg of the Society
become„
r.
better
Li 1.lcle (1
r, 1)tt1.
> The
8 nt
trtos of the Pruv#11118 delegate laige,
give the entire list of views. Bhl't
inleresl(Og addresses were given by ; Mor
g 1 the two visitors and thecove
beueHcett c e
+ work fol thee explanted: Contribn- that
tons promised, which will be devoted
in the extension of the work and
Prnv
paid, totalled over $10.00. afive
i The local branch was 1 e.orgiirtized 1 n ban