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The Brussels Post, 1913-6-12, Page 1ra VOL, 41 .VO, 50. BRUSSELS; ONTARIO, THURSDAY, ,DUNE l2, 1913 W. H. KERR, Proprietor New Advertisements Loold-M1ssA1U , WoolJ1 wood Reduced prices -Miss I I ter . Filmsdeveloped-1P F.Smdip. Special - foe nn hrialis-W.A. Grower Fridayuargainn-R, As McDonald & Co. M sxxixt Roos Belgrave Rev. Mr. KiIpatrick will 100111i11 at Beli•,cava for another year es pastor of the Methodist church. Next Tuesday evening the Farmers Club will meet 10 the Foresters' hall at 8 o'clock to make arrangements telts fil the Parmelee Institute meetingwhir 1 be to be held here ou'1'hucsday. Dr. Reid will give en adiltes5 and deuton. stration at the latter that no one should miss. INSTITUTE.- Thursday, 1t)th inst., is'tlie date set fon' the Annual District sleeting of East Huron Fii'nters' and Women's Institutes, and the place of meeting will be Belgrave. The ludies will be addressed by Miss Gilholin, of Bright, arid Dr. Reid, of Guelph, is expected to talk to the ••d••I•••••••'1••A•.•••r••••i'••••t'••••it ,t. • WooI Wanted • • Highest Cash .Price paid for any quantity of WOOF in prime + •1 condition. q T • dr + + • • + + + • + + • • .i. + + + J. T. Wood ' f •• Excelsior Knitting Mills + BRUSSELS + •+a •••b•S•i•d•••l'••••••••••••F•k••i'•••I• Ines aid give a demote:ration on horses. A nniaicel program will be rendered It the Women's Institute end hl1101 will h e see rd n • to cl 160 11 i b IL I t i t ul' l' ftdr to exorcises. t t h u 1 on x i lac e. 11 s A g time is llgured on. Wroxeter Mise J. J. ALLAN, refracting optician, Will bo at:- Mordwloh, Tuesday. June 17th Wroxeter, Wednesday, 18th Gerrie, Thursday, ' 19th 1f you want satiefnotory work done nail and oe herltt• places named, 'I'Itn Bennett, of Forestville, has purchased ea automobile. A. number from here attended the races in $811Porth this week. Alvin Hemphill, of .Hensall, spent. lira Thursday w • 5c ,h friends bel Y wit Miss Bessie Lovell, ofClinton,visit- ed t ed aver Sundaywith relatives here. J. J. Davis was in Alton pleat week attending the wedding of his brother. } Ray Lecky, nf Herschel, Sask., is a visitor at the home of Mrs. Geo. hatria. Rev. Byron. Siumons, Of Burford, visited his father, Chas, leiminous, ten. several days recently: Rev. Mr. Gibson, of Belmont,' oe• Ponied the 1rrilpit in the Presbyterian chinch on Sunday evening. Mrs. J. N. Allan accompanied .Mr's. „Jere Brawn told little dtttighter 0u thely return to Toronto last Thurs- day, Mrs. Jas. Ritchie and Mrs. Alex. McKercher returned from Galt. nn Monday where they had s ert several days. Many friends will regret to learn that James Anderson; who recently underwent an operation, is in a very et'itical condition and slight hopes are entertained for his recovery. Itev. Mr. Robar'tise, of Heathcote, has been appointed recto'. .of the Epbieopal chutehes in Wroxeter, iGIorrie and Ford tvich and will oc88py his pulpit here nn Sunday, June 22ncl. Special Notice As.I may have to close my busi- ness for a time on account of changes abort to take place in my family 1 will reduce the price of all ley beet Cabinet and Half Cab- inetPtlotographs a per dozen from June 13th to July 18th. Thanking you for patronage al- ready extended. Yours respectfully, G. F. Maitland Those who come early Will have first choice of Mounts and Folders, •••.••4•••••••••••••••••• - - `• • • •• • • • • • • •. • • • • • `BARGAINS? • • ••• s •• .• • • • e • s • • •• • ••s • • • •• •• • • • •• •• • s + 4. • e s ♦ • • • • • • • • Dry Goods Shirting, regular 15c, 7 yards 901. Rock fast Drills, regular 15c yd. for 14c. Ginghams, regular 121, 9 yds. for $l,00. - Boys' Linen Suits, reg, 1.5o for '$ 1.25. Boys' Linen Suits, reg. Loo for 85c. Men's Overalls, Black or Bluestrip, spec- ial at $1.00. Grocaries Raisins, only a few lbs. left, loose 5 lbs. for 25c. Figs, 5 lbs. for 25c. Smoked Herrin 2 boxes for 2 5c. / f'' S Good old Cheese, made last July, 18c Ib. White. Beans, 5c Ib. A full stock of Hoes, Shovels, Forks, Nails, Binges, Etc. carried in stock and at right prices. • o • . • • • • • • s • • • • • Zr • • • •• Z •• • • • •Z • 4 s • • • • • •. • z • • •' • ••• A, le Jubilate), 01' Ningti, 1111at1., le 'visiting his family here. Mrs. 1 1, n. iWelker, a u 1 A, le a '1 bas tt ) d u 11 how 1 h home Niagara n. N a 190 t 1 1? Mrs. '1'• ,I4Phev o1 of'White r s tLuk. is theu guest of her daughter, Mrs. T. Wesley. Geo. Dane and T. McKee, of Tor• onto, culled on friends 111 the village on Monday, Jure Gillies, who lies been assisting at the 0. P. 11, stat ion for some months, left for Toronto on Monday, DAUGI'I Arlt DIED. -11'e ai'e Buffy to stale that Anna Lyal, third d augh. ter of 7'. W. Gibson, of T'oeon10, tt former well known 1'esideut, of Vi'ox- eter, died oil Saturday last at the early age il' 15 yeea's and 0 months, e l.tuN•ei tilt dir.c.,l, 1 1 took r r ndav aFleruoon. 1 t n The wan Irl friends of t6e bereaved 3 e ' 1 1,e , in this I .alit deeply sympathise with then] to t the dotnise oftheir be- loved ii' nicht, ,' She had been puo'ly for 8 goo.] a Dilr, tithe! carica, -Ethel Chopping Al ill will only run on Thursday. Friday and Saturday of mob week until further notice. Flour,. reed and outs kunt in Ak,:ak and may be obtained any week day. - Tnos. Vnoolox, 6(12 Proprietor. SWINGLes•-On,' load of B.O. XXX shingles r'i •e ,k 19tfl 1,, d 1:E 81A• 1 t x k station. Parties re un•• ii 9 Inc s �. ild - e their 1 now 6 hl get - - 13. 8. Corm. 'Township Council will meet here next M0111111y. Mr's. D. W. 'Dunbar is visiting at Brussels with her sister, Mrs. I). 0. Ross J.M • onald 1 ' 4D I/ el L'll stir combined r nhineil hueiness and pleasure in a trip to London last week. Fur the balance of the season Miss Hunter will sell Millinery at n re- duced price to clear out stock. Last week's POST said Ethel G. T. R. Agent was nm the sick list. It should have said Bluevalo instead of Et.11el. 85 boxes of prime cheese the last half of May make, was shipped this week to the Ingersoll Co., at 12 cents per Pnnnd. There waif a good attendance at the meetingn i 1 . f the Canadian Crab last 1 Friday evening.'The address m1 Provincial Legislature affairs by A. F.I. Musgrave, 3d. P. P. for North Huron, was bnth interesting and its 5tr001.1 ee, Rev. D. Wren, M. .A.. will' go to Brussels for the next pastoral terns in the Methodist chnrelt, taking up his work there an the first Sunday of July. His successor here will be Rev, A. T. iilclCelvie, B, D., who has been at, 'Trowbridge for several years land is know n to a good many hi this vicinity. The. Conference concluded its sessions nn Tiresday. Interesting address was Even last Sabbath afternoon in the Pres- byterian eharch on the Congress in Toronto by W. °aileron, of Oran - brook, who wee a delegate. The evening service in the. Methodist churci was addressed by Jae. Pear- son, l . A., of Qneen'e 'University, Kingstot, whose discourse was well received. The pastors will be in their respectivepulpits eCIl Xt 1 eSunday. Dont Preget the Gallen It t Pa u v Dentine's, D.W. Di al s, West of here, Tues day evening of next week. Tea serv- ed-from eryed from 6 to 8 °'clock. Sheet program of addresses by Reeds. Messrs, Wren and'MOOnlloch and others also vneal musical selections. `ea n ` l Sc F tt 1 fine Blass Band 'will supply plenty of good music. A refreshment booth The‘ Day for Buying, a Bad Eggs is Dyer Iu i8doordance with the Canadian Produce Association I have decid- ed to buy all Iny egg from this out on the loss off" basis. This tneah5 that the producer who looks after his eggs, gathers them I'ege- tarly.and markets them at least once a week will recap the benefit. Robt. Thomson Produce Emporium, Brussels +++••++••.•••••l••1• ••••••••••9�• + Order .our + yy+ 1L Su r mme + • Suit • + EARLY AND AVOID + THE RUSH • Fits Right, t + iorkmanship Right and Prides Right •+ + + • g, ressimeieteesereeeem • ++ Good 'Values in • • Discount of 5 per cent for cash • + I'aramatta Bain Coats • • • .Ball and see them ' •• , eteeee W. P. Fraser R. A.McDonald &Co. I • CRANBROOK K • • PHONE 5210 Merchant Tailor +�pt • + • 6404.4••••••1••••••••••••• •••••••x••••4••44♦•••••••• t ++••••••••••••••••••••••+• Lawn' Party -A1'- -- Cranbrook Methodist Church Grounds Friday,J_20 Supper Served from 6 to 8 Choice Program and Brass Band Adutission : Adults 25n, Children 15o. Always a Good Time at Cranbrook so don't miss the aoth. TT TTTwir•}-'►T will also be on the ground Party is under the auspices or the Christian Endeavor Society of the Pfesbyterian church of which,., K. Brown is Presi- dent and iVliss Campbell Secretary, Admission is 25 and 15 edits. Next Tueedtay evening dont forget HURRAH ! Fon GUELPH MODEL FARM.- elOti ()Way 281(1 inst., the amnia] IXIlIlI 8101) 110 the Experimental Farm will be run by special train which leaves Ethel at 8.15 a. m. The return ticket only costs $1.15 good for two days and children half fare. et is an outing of edueatiml, in911)110- tion)1ind 1 e t a c1 a at 11. Demonstrations will be given after lunch is carved. No doubt a big crowd will go from Ethel station. See the bills, Goderich Notwithstanding the enol weather, the tnneist 008500) was opened by the arrival of the steamer Greyhound' ctu'ryinga large passenger list from Detroit and Port Huron. A moon- light, was held om the lake Monday night, and was patronized by a large crowd, the boat having a passenger capacity of 3,000. The' moonlight was run under the auspices of the Thirty- third Regimental Band, The Grey- hound took a large excursion Tuesday to Detroit for three days stop. All the Summer lintels open their' 58118011 with the boat's arrival. Blyth Clerk Elder was in atteudanue at General Assembly and Congress of the Presbyterian church, held in Toronto. PAINFULLY BURT.- - P. Utile Y - electrician, met with a serious acci- dent whenas he was down cellar at the Elder store his leg, went through spine boards into a well. A serious strain to the knee necessitates himoin around roc's couple of g g weeks on crutches. J H. 13 Elliott of the Standard, attended the meeting of the Huron County Press Assnniation at Gode- rich. The object of the meeting was to raise the rates of job work. which have always been too low, This was ac comtplished at the meeting by the unanimous consent of all the publish- ers in the county. - BLYTH' WoN.-Three rinks of Brus- sels bowlers, skipped by Messrs. Jones, Ross and Downing played three rinks 'of the Blyth bowlers, skipped by J. Carter, Dr. Charles- worth, and D. McTaggart on the local green_ Thursday of last week. The home rinks won on the whole, although the first two rinks were down 15 shots, but Dr. McTaggart's rink, consisting of the two McTag-.. gate's; H. A. Thomas and A. W. Robinson, beat the Downing rink, 29 to 9. thereby winning the gtune on the total by five shots. This was quite an honor for Biyth, as itis very' seldom they are victorious ever Brus- sels. This, being the flat game of the season, augurs well for a suc- cessful year. Morns The y ver row crops l0 1 g s tv Y James Bowman M. P. i lir , s home been Ottawa, the sessions of the Commons having closed. Mrs. 311111es Beane and Miss Ellen will take a trip to the West where P n 0 they dam uthctso. George GeOg Jackson, 8111 line, Iles been laity up with acute inflammation of the knee but the hope be will sial be fully restored to his usual alitiviby.. Wednesday evening of last week a hustling game of Foot Ball was played on Allan Speir's fat'n1, 4th line, be. tnveen Blnevalehustlels and the 4th line boost ers. The hi el. won by 1.0` Howard Heaney,_ 1,f Rlueealt, ways referee. 'There )Vlte la big crowd rued u0 lack of enthusiasm, ted ind at ug Inc ng Migslluby Clegg, who was 'obli •, to give up her school at Ee5tee 1) hos been udder inediral )ince,, is' present in iVingham 1ToepiI els h undergone fel operation n4u11ectt appendicitis, Site is A c.anno favorably ander, existing ons and her many friends harsh ft' vill soon be fully restored. cl still Take in the Lawn n Pat rr1. ' Taylor's, 9th line, next .1 1 1 day evening. After slipper, vill be viewed from 0 to 8, the kat, 1111 1c r , ince i'tlpl• Ball nutteh betwPt inn and le, S. No. -9, follovecT 1"'tl, 00e program .le Which Mosso. lytll, Westfield. Welton and local raaelent, will take pat 1. Party Is under the euspicee of the Jankson Sabbath o b •h 'r of end Taylor's s i a a fine linen to have n out time. a i L e Ex- pel 1Xt ill' 5iuu U Guelph 1 1 T'x 13el i rut n tit Fain on Monday 231d inst. lite special train will leave Blnevale at 7,45 a. m. and Brussels rat $ n'ClOi'k• Return fare is $L50' froth11 1' ti c frivoler. alar• umd $1.26 from Tatter. Tickets good to come back on Tues- day. Oitiklren half fare. Demon- atcatiols will be given at the Ferns by the Professors and others and an effort made to give everybody a good. time• Arrange to take the I, ijl. Oranbrook ii .1. Smalltime, 01` Sand 1'ky, Miele, , illhere ruaTsin bt ass trip The two teachers in the school have been re-engaged for the next year. 18, Jeschke moved one of his out buildings om Nlouday 191,11 is fitting 1t up for a driving sited. 1V. and Alt's. Jewit t and Hiss Alice, of Brussels, visited Alt. anti Mrs. Coated during the past week. John McNabb and N. D. McNair went to London on Tuesday to the Vigil h Court of the Canadian Order of Foresters. On Sunday morning in the Pi'esby- teeiem church Wm. Cameron gave a very interesting account of the Con- gress held in Toronto last week. Alias Bella McLachlan, of Portage - la -P la 'u' le Manitoba, is bareholi- day s visit with r 1 ' on a e 19troes and aid friends. She is well pleased with the W est Remember the date of the Garden Party at the Methodist church grounds on Friday, June 200.' A choice program will be presented and a brass Baird supply instrumental bill of fare. Listowel SMALLPDX 1N WALLACE TOwNS11IP. -Owing to all outbreak of smallpox in Wallace township the local Board of Health met Saturday afternoon nd'on a took steps to raven t the s read p P p of the disease, Provincial Officer McNally, was summoned and Monday diagnosed at least, three or four cases as smallpox which were formerly thought to have been chickenpox. The disease originated g ted in the Leban- on School, Wallace township. Two students attending the local high school from that section were taken down with the disease and 01, that account the Town Board of Health has -ordered that the'school be thorougbly disinfected and that before any of the pupils be allowed to return they must be vaccinated. Monday and Tuesday have been set aside as vaccinating days. A medical officer will he in at. tendance and the school pupils will be vaccinated free. It has been decided that all of the students except those writing on examinations shall be dis- missed. The others, before being al- lowed to write will be required to produce a certificate of vaccination. Many of the pupils are backward About being vaccinated g c ed and it is thought that theoutbreak will play 15avoe with examination } e results. So far there are no eases of the disease within the limits of Listowel and the Town Board of Health is doing all in its power to prevent such. Dr. Mc- Nally has met with representatives nf the Township Board of Health to. devise the hest way of handling the mutes In Wallace, No doubt the Lebanon school will be ordered closed. Grey Augustus -Wheeler. was holidaying recently with his brother Russel "at Southampton. T. R. Bennett, Grey Boundary, has invested in ttn auto, He is determin- ed to keep up with the procession. The temperance petitions have been signed by a large number asking for a vote on the Canada Temperance Act in Huron Co. Miss Ella Wheeler, of Alma, hate been visiting the Wheeler families Alf Grey and Morris townships. ,.' Ie father was a brother to Lawrertfce and Chas. Wheeler. Mrs. R. Close arrived ?home last 11! riday from Napanee whelTMs, she went to attend thg, funeral of a1 niece. She hlso visited"7tt-"Lindsayj and other points with relatives at+1 old- friends and Was,eway nearly a month. I'EE• POST is glad to report that Thomas Strachan jr is making a fair eovement 111 the measure .Of line radium treatlner„%t he is receiving at revenue ' 1 nes' to be able to re - tern n 0 1,t. He P - the coarse <f n weak turn it t b or one so. ��33 UNxoN.l'rx0-Nie -The pupils, parents and fri?bnds of S. '9. No. 4, Grey nerd Se S. No. Ile Bewick, will their annual rielile h hold v I ` Thos. R. B ,,.nnettg Y's rove Satarda of this wee} . June 14th. A booth will he on the' grounds and a good time is ennead to all who attend. CUPID'S VIOTORY.-A very pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Ahs, H. McKinnon, on Wednesday, lith inst., when her younger daugh- ter, Helen Gertrude, was united in marriage with Do. Ralph Nrekine Robeetsnn, of Cnllingwond, Oere- hiony was condnc10 by Rev. A. J. Mann, 13. A., of 13t•ussols Presbyterian church, in the presence of only the inlnledinte relatives land friends, The rooms were prettily decal•ated with emulations and marg�neri tes, &e. '.1'o the strains of AEendt'lssolins wed- -ding march played by Mrs. G. 10. Box, Of Atwood, the bride leaning on the atm of her brother, Robert, entered the MOM and tools her piece undern n arch banked with ferns end flowers. She wove a gown of ivory Duchess satin cvitli chantilly lace and seed pearls. Tier bridal veil was elnbtni- doii'ed with ribbnn and denial; with a jnliet cap and banked with lily of the valley. She parried a shower boquet •••••••••••••••••••••+++++ ••••i•fi„F,1"p+++ •1' -'o • + + MILLINER • ,F, Prices d' 3•Reduced 4. ���/'�/�� * + �////jj%j .•1i•. 1' For the balance of 111115 ' • + • season all lines of Millie- 1 + 0 • • ery will be sold at Re- + duced Prices. + This will afford oppor- • ' +', tunity to secure fashion- + able stock ata low fig- + •: are, Call and see. + + + \\\\\\\\\\\`lam + • • Miss Nu to •4. n r+ + Dilworth Block ETHEL 4. • • ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ of bridal roses and lily of the valley and wore a handsome diamond pend- ant set in platinum, the gift of the groom. During the sighing of the register, G. E. Cox, of Atwood, sang "Because." The groom's gift to the pianist was a bar pin of whole pearls and to the soloist a pearl tie piu. After dejuener was served Dr. and Mrs. Robertson left 60 the 3 o'clock train for a trip to Toronto, New York and Atlantic city, the bride travelling in a navy blue bedford cord suit and aeroplane hat with osprey 'to match. On their return they will reside in Colliigwood. The wedding presents were numerous, valuable and useful. Among the guests were Dr. Alderson, Hamilton ; J. and Mrs. Erskine, Monkton ; G. E. and Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Jas. Robert- son, Atwood and Miss Meehan, Mitchell. Many 1, Ma ly good wishes ac- company De. and Mrs. Robettson in their sail over the matrimonial sea. Walton The regular meeting of the Women's Institute will be held in the Work- man's Hall on Wednesday, June 18th, at 8 p. in. At this meeting arrange- ments will be made for the Summer meeting of June 24th, at which the delegate, Miss Gilholm, of Bright, will give Addresses on the subjects •'Our Opportunities" and "The plant an* its relation to the Dairyman." Members are asked I topay a their fee ee at the beginning of theyear. o g J. M cDONALD's MILL BURNED.-A- bont 4 o'clock Thursday morning the saw mill of John McDonald was dis- covered an fire but it had react' such proportions it was 'beyond Aon - trot and was soon in ashes. Pito is supposed to have been sal s,41d by a spark as steam was kept uk0fto dry the stock of heading, Thee insurance a- mounts to between x$4000 and $5000 on mill and stock., ortunately there was a good share of the latter saved. The mill was w fitted out and was a good indus' i'y. With it Mr. Mc- Donald dea cDonalddea in many commodities of service 11 the public. We hope he avill rebhrlld Soon. s' Jamestown F everalfrom this locality attended iS" eaforth races this week. This week John T. Strachan, B. A., is home for a short visit preparatory t1, a very important event next week at Mildmay.. Mts. Yeomans and soil, James, of Detroit, are holidaying at alts. Jas. Stl•aohan's, the . forruer's mother. They will spend a month or so. Thursday of this week bliss Marjory and Dougald Strachan left for Chat- ham to attend the wedding of their brother, Dr. "aim," of Fort William, to Miss AIeTaggart, of that city. The principals will visit the parental home of the green), oom before the honeymoon yrt100t1 is over. The item in last week's Poste ' 3efor- in to the finding of h 8 g the carcasses of two of the ti,' s sttpposed to have been stolen from 'tiers. McDonald ie untrue. The animate die• not perish from cold and hunger but were }Pilled in their'en and p their carcasses, no doubt, well hidden. The factstill 11 re- mains that they were stolen for their fur and the party who swiped the Pete knows it. GEE. MODONALD. Esounamer. TO GUEL0'x1.-Monday,. 23rd inste is the date of the annual Excnrsbonto the Model Farm. Tick- ets only cost $1.25 frons Brussels for adults and' half that, fot chiltirell and is good for two days, Special train vil1 leave 1311168,910 at 7.45; Brussels et 8 and Ethel at 8.05 and will get to Guelph at 10.45. The farm was never in bettor shape for sightseeing and demonstrations in various depart- meets epartlticlts will be given, Many a pointer worth dollars 1111Ly be picked up. A SWEEPER: The Garden Party held at 8, S. Shell's last. Tuesday evening was a splendid success in ever'way. 1 , Su t,r v y ) p was served in A 1 style from tables on the lawn and the best of 8001ltty was on hn,ad as ushal 'Wingbatn Band eupplietl the program and gave both quantity end quality its they generail�ly do, 17p- wllyds 0f 5100.00 were ree•Plved. from 1. the gate and booth and the indebted. nese nn the organ in Victoria Hall will wear a faded look, Mr, and Mrs, Snell had everythingyythin g in apple pie order and were heartily thanked for their hospitality and generosity s t Y. in sect d opening their comfortable 1 m large gt,ounds tte publico Janiee town continues to lead. Fordwich Roy Cattanach is ]recovering from his severe illness, Mrs. Wm, Jacques, near Lakele1, is ser101151y i11 and is under the doctor's care. Alex. Littlejohn, 4th eon., is serione- ly ill at present and hie many friends hope for a speedy recovery. p'he service 1 1 Methodist church 7 er co d the here last Sunday evening was taken n by Rev. J. Ball, of Cedar Springs, formerly ofthis place,' Orlando, Wm. and Jos. Wade have purchased a five -passenger Ford. This makes the fifth car owned in this village. The Record says While down town Monday morning P. P. Ayles- worth was suddenly seized with a week spell and had to be taken to his home and the doctor called in. He has been confined to the house since. LONDON METHODIST CONFERENCE The annualss o s e' i n o t s London Cola- ference were held in the FirstM t a hodist church. Loudon, opening Thursday of last week. 'There was a large attend- ance of ministers and laymen; and the sessions were particularly interesting., Rev. Mr. McAllister, of Exeter, was-:, elected President and Rev. R, F. Irwie, of Wheatley, Secretary. The addresses at the anniversaries ' were unusually strong and Rev. Dr. Stansfield, of Indianapolis, morning talks were full of good things. There was a fine class, g in all, ordain- ed on Sunday and the audiences on Saber; bath overflowed the church. Rev.7 . E. Ford, ex President of Clinton,. preached ache d the odivatiou sermon and did;;well. As usual the work of the Stationing Committee was heavy and the last sitting Monday evening, as not concluded un til 5 a, m, 'Tuesday.wOn the whole the work of the Committee was considered satisfactory. Rev. A. McKibbin, who bas served several years as an ,evangelist. bas re sumed the pastorate and is stationed at Hill Street church, London. Rev. Dr. F. Oaten, of Brussels, was .granted per ' mission to engsge in Evangelistic 'work 'Y and was not given au appointment. Reeds. W. T. Ford, of Teeswater, and Rev. J. W. Philip, of Essex, have su=r• anuuated. Officers for the Laymen's Assn' elation are :-President, A. K. Hunt. London ; Vice•President, C. Austip,Chatham Secretary -Treasurer. irk. H, Bartram, Park Hill ; Executieee-William Gibson, London T. Hoitl;,y,St. Thomas J. E. Wright, Winds ,.t and 'J', R. Shilling, ton, Blenhel „1. The foieowing were elected as the Board ..8E Examiners • Revs. G. N. Has. en, "a! G. H. McAllister, F. E. Malott, Pete Manning. A. 1. Langford, C. P. Wells, J. E. Ford and W. H. Grahamsi Next annual Conference will be h 1J at . TuesdaSarniamorning the final draft of y s, Sons of the Methodist ministers Landon Conference was issued and list for the adjoining Districts is as', follows WINDHAM DISTRICT Wingham-J, W. Hibbert Kincardine -A, J. Langford Luckier w -George McKinley Brussels -D. Nreu Teeswater-E A. Fear Ethel -A. I McKalvie Fordwich-J, W. Andrews Gorrie-G, W. W Rivers Wroxeter -R, S. Lacklaud Bluevalo-W. M. Kitely Ashfield -J. J. Durrant Salem -H. F. Ball Bethel -To be supplied Ripley -A R. Kellam Bervie-B H Robinson Tiverton -E. A, Poulter Belgrave-I. Walter Ifilpatrick Whitechurch -J, W. Penrose. Chait'mau-J. W. Hibbert Fite•Sec.-G W. W. Rivers S. S. Sec. -Ir Wren GODE81CH DISTRICT ! Goderich- North Street- W. K. Hager; Victoria Street- J. E Ford Clinton-Weslev--W, L. Rutledge ; Ontario Street -.S,1 .Alli u Seaforth-A. W, Barker: Brucefield-Under Superintendent t. Seaforth Holmesville-R, J. McCormick Bl th-- `e t e v L o Jewitt Dungannon -J. E. Hunter Nile -H, Willians Beumiller-At W. Brown Auburn -R. A. Miller Welton -S, C. Edmunds' Loudesboro-Ji. H, Osterhoat Bsy0sid-(1. W.) -Under the saperiii tendent:ot Varna Varna-T,'J. Snowden. Chaitman-J. E. Ford 9TRAT8ORD. DISTRICT Stratford -Central -Thomas Mannit Stratford Trinity -W, ltlilison St, Marys -F. E. Malott Mitchell --T. W, Baird Listowel -F. L. Barber Milverton -W. H. Cooper Trowbridge -C, J. Moorehouse Wallace -P, Myers Atwood -J. Hussey Monkt n -A. E. o Moo• laic t19e Staffs -C L. Couzens Fallartou-E, M. Fothergill Fleetnouy-To be supplied Embro J, R, Peters Weliburn . W. Herbert hart Kintore -L C. McRoberts. Chairman -W, Er„ Minton Fin,•Seo,-A, E. Moorehouse mate tate,. °.