The Clinton News Record, 1914-03-26, Page 1•••,"
co: 26 -35th Year
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THE HOME PAPER
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• • ACKNOWLEDGES: KTNI)NIESS. ••"'• i
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, - ", ' • •Hati9/1 C0flelty°S • ' • . - some timd ago; by a •hall on ,the .' icy
• ; ' - • • esidewalk, ,is slowly recovering . anil.
' . desires• -to. acknowledge' the kindness
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.,.•.- , of ins many' friends' wild emtle inqu'ir-
lye .5toe ow •
. . . .. .. . . . , . . ed .0011qm:fling hie welfare and • have
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'' • April 2nd r.1.4 II , be better anti bigger than e7)et.',.. . Will • • .. • .
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TEMPERANCE ,CONVENTION. S' . '
•e•Titesday, Apeil Ithe has beet% s,eleet,L
ed for the Special; •• Temperance' S,Oohe
vention for 'I-Iiiron..Cormty hilietieit is
liIcely a, "Field Secretary" will ebe•
.aPspointed. .'1.`lie niee-ting:Wi1"- l'e. held'.
in Wesley • church, eommeneing it :10:
os6Iodir. Defiegetes from ,eeeee . cherch
and municipality will be expected, •
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WILL BUILD ON 1-1161-1 •ST7.-''',"••• S.
' Me. 'RS, Rowland hag let the eon,
traet foe a. Ltd ' briok. tesidenee, to .be
erected on High' .street, ' sourthe side,
.opposite , that 'of Mr, Wesley .."'WhIkee.
The eemetit work -Will e'Lbe done ., by
Mr. Iiirem Mill,, 'the •Maelc potion lly
Mr, D.. .pefer aril the Arab(' work ' •hY
Mr. Thos. McKearaie. . . , ',
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TI -IE BRIGHTEN. UP CLUB,
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To Brighten , UP niy .telve .and Pro-
' mote its social, hubis'trial mete coni e
mereial ,progtess. .. •-
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1 0 Brighten Ilei, My home andcountry
spread the Brighten up Spirit among
my neighbote, • . „ , • •
To BzIgaeri Up fey business and
take pleaSure as well as peofit from
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. To Brighten •UP. MYseIft-to be . op -
t mIst e 'cheerful and good natured-
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To adept, eeleeeeeenefeup, ..e.e.. Irg
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1)0E.S. FARMER' ENJOY IT ? •
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Eggs; ch cost . nine cents in
Chr.ta,. adre rlotvi- , '11,o htWilh,etatndf ex the
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duty atet. the eihne.ti haul en tring into
Ian pro
cdcluneltP6anidwIlierz Ievild 0.111 laincae
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, oo, is sent In eggs into
' Calinini8dsaiaantd vafte7pay!inPg' th.e duty. Is
laying them down at a lower Pride
than the Canadian e farmer would
otherwise obtain. ' ;
It's safe saying the Canadian hen,
ownier is , not a tree trader, in eggs
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at eny rate. ' - ' •
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RATHER 11,41,111. L.o.,D.
The London Tieer 'min entl r r •
ported in Tuesday- 'e Pjsstie 'Ilia t5 theleT-
bad been oil Zitrike in tlie (t. T.
an s -
R. yards at Clinton, the "find" be-
1 Mg made by Foreman David and his
e•reev while siniting poetholes opposite
the station. ,
while eie ail hereabouts would rcl-
joice if it were discovered that in ad.-
dition to being located in the salt
field we ale° have oil "grounds," yet
we fear the railway . mon'e auger.
dropping into ai.;••• oily pocket iedicate •
ing (bat and nothing more. ' ..,
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Plt013A13L1.• '11I11,' OLDEST. '
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One oi the very oldest Orangemen
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in t 1 s coun is e I, li 1 m ( loo.ce
of the Base Line. in 1 8 07 lie was
district master of Wellesley and over
forty years ago he was foe three or
four years ecenty master or Water-
loo. Me has been a delegate at
C.PilulT. Ului . district, meetings innurne
etiable afar IiekeSeliteilthe brethren
at a memotable Grand Lodge ga thee-
illg at OIto•wse Mr: Utooks• . is
staunch in. the fail II and Is always .
toting with the brethren on the , big
,annual rally day. - .
ENTERTa.INED •.eT OTTAWA,
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While the. members of !het hockey
team were on their ,way tO Smithes
Falls on Monday evening of last wedt
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they meet on the train
but the. members for South and WeSt
Huron ' who , yeey cordially 'hefted
the boys,.to accompany them -to Ot,
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tawa. , .The . following, accepted ihe; iii-
te.t.ateee , leer. Jei ' 1.1 ,
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Twitehell Albeet Mitchell J 1
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Surtter, Ray Ruenlia'l and Cat'
Drape.%
e Unfortunatel•y the train
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service did. not permit ' of a stay . ol
more than. two hours in the Capital
city bet the members used every-
moment to advantage in showing
their guests the most important
points ,of interest. The'y also enter-
taieed them to lutichon in ;the House
of Come -zone restaurant. Needless to
say our . citizens .appreciated the
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courteey shown them •
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DEATH OF* MRS.. ROGER LEE.
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• TII,E. LOCAL MARKEI,`,..,' , .- . i •
, 'Wheat . ' 96e. • . .
;. Oats .. :. . 3.7c.. . '
Peas • • ; $1.00. - " , . f,
- ellailey..,' ; .,' 52c, . ' .' .
. '•• Iltitte.X' 120 lo 2,1e. .• . • ..,, .
Legge 1.8e to 190. .. ,
_ • Li Edge 48.85. ' ' SI
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ST JOSE1 H'S II -TORCH . 1
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; Oa Thuteclay , evening of laet week
the. St. 'Jeseph's Entertaining' Society
had a'Yery Interesting "'debate en
."That tahtn 'lire tv,as preferable to
. • er
life " The defeat s • who
.eo"itsistect .• ' 'or ....,tvereete, . thorLoughly
. theeshed. out the etibleet and ' the
result vt,as •a tie. • There wee • also
several mueical selections and speech-
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ONle ST. ..C.I.IUMCII. • • . •'''.
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, i,/,,,,A0 (1:..attgeliette serviees . begen-
011 '811s/laY lair .aI-1-3711/e •th' ba -'-"")..n•-•
thineuelderlunrisitaste. re,'Ilieleavlii.111DgavPiadnlYenl,
of Brussels assisted' the Pastor la the
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services, onMonday and t es • y
enings.
The'
pastor -will -preach on Sundey
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next . at. be th, .serviees,.• , , .
Thengh, the .w-eather On Slinday, last
was not vete 'inviting the attendance
' iinday sed ool in I, Ital. a. etroon
lea••tasS two ).11..a ilr'e(1.a.n tteen .y_filtee.., ,
WESLEY CFTURCH.
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• Rev: 111r. Mager et, ;North. street
church, Geddrith,' who occupied tfie..
pulpit of 1•Yesley 'church on Sunday
was listened to with • pleasure' and
profit. by large- eeneregetions both
'91°.1.\,111elelligleg4notif e,svpeenelinagi sei:efees'ic ner'
being bele at which it in expeeted
R , ee M. el ' • f 'T. .' 't will
el. .. i . arming o mon o
assist ' next iyeekcan invitation front
ie.. e lute I me in6 een een iim. .
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At ten o'clock' ' on Sundek net
there -Will be a sliecial servite' for men
onlY and of special interest to men>
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HE WAS' ALMOST StIOCKED, •.
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ti. utei ,enreea la elle ...1 e et o s te-
on . te o . let e ay 'et hes usual 00-
cupation. Mr, Hiram' Bill /fad an OX-
perk/lee fleet he hasn't, yet forgotten,
in fact th In re .
e o be cons over it Die
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mote he thinks he lied: a an.° .
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cape 'tome serious results. ITe was
up a ladder close to the' wires end
in .turning to descend he touched one
.of them with his hammer handle to
'push 11 aside. This and the move.-
meet- of another woekman set the
wires swaying imcl as ' ihey touched
there was ae. Short circuit, a roar and:111TATE•Ult
blaze and everybody except the Shp -
erietendent 'made a hasty exit. Ilie-
am didn't 'hesitate about the o'rdor of
going thee is lie didn't foot it down
the ladder as usual Iiiii..1 • i,c1 . '
hop' i .
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NEXT TIT11:11SDAY'S Teal . DAY, '
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Euron oun y e eiggeet rioese anu
Cattle Show takes 'place' in Clinton
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nee nu ay are plepaia eons are
now complete foe having . the ver
best yet.. President Shanahan . SecY-
retary McMurray and the other of-
ricers are leayin •t • d
, . „ g 143 stone nu utne.
to' ensure Ite success . C 1
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e ou 11 be glad , if yen • stay away
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3 ou •he soliy, .
AlAt seven o'cloelc in the evee'ne •
b .. t.1 ' ' ' Si ,....
anciao will be .ield an. the oats n
hall and allot' dinner there wdl be a
program of appeopriete speeches' and
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so. le, among ..ose eepec e...c .being one
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et mote expel t ,agieeultuilsts • ,
ficm"
ram te be
outettle Pmts.., TIT, I?rog , , ,
fuintshed .a,e.stutee those atitending.
emu, a
'‘. cll. Pileas." and Pl°"ab c ev--•-•'''
TRIMMED py TI1E' BANKERS.
• A real -interesting and at times
doe might exciting ' hcockey. match
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WILLIS, CIITJRCI-I,• e. • ,• , , .. . 1
• '' 'The. regular 'meeting of the . Gilts •
Club was held on. Tqesday etening
Peen, • it . was •deelded, to have .an
"April Fool Social" enetlie. eyening
of Wednesday next. . , •
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WILL (I1V.!;•11IFI. "13.E...LLS'u • '
• The local Alleateur ..Deamatic-Soere
et will at ani early -date Present •11130
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peptilar ,play, "The. Bells,' bin: benefit
of ',the - Glintbp.• Highlanders. -Band.;
.They • heye been rehearsing rcir several
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HIS NEW •C:i,I-R••• . . .., >, .•:. '
Mr, Bert Langford brought do -nn hiS
new Fbeci car frein the eeittral depot
on Tuesday and being' an expert driv.-
ee he was able , to avoid the pud,d,les
stioiew6eali,l- Ntyliaast atInhleosathiunninmgarkseede:race,:. ' of
ElqG &GEMENT 'ANNOTIN-CED. '
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. . Yells
strele.t,ellTforreletei:S.',C4oCrineRelaiyicoef °C1
linton,
ameaure>,e the engaa-fneette ,.,91 Iheie
•only daughter, Beanie Claras-' May
A. T. G. Me to Mr. J. Cr. MacKinnole
of HenningsVille, B, C.. The marrfage
will take place , at Medicine- 1 -Tat •on
April' Ir5 th • ' . ' . .
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IN TIJE ROSPIT al :
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Mr. Harry Twitchell, who has nob
beee emoying 'very good health or
late,- on Monday -went to the Western
Hospital, Toronto, for treatMent. Art
operation 'was performed yesterday,
and at last accounts he was doing
well. Mr. and Mrs: Twitchell aecome
penied. him le the eity. .
HIS FIRST -IIASP.;• .
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ielr Jaeob Taybel: has taken on a
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new role, that . of Ilivision. Court
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I ade • c . duet" 1 • f" t . '
• p e 1, on neg., lis eis .case on
Friday last. Ile pub his points en
ee .ly
i eal • ' land ,1 convincingly . .as
juedr„ocaitisoe renelsarkiotnoorthe heeryelaiatesittiN
Mr. Trt lor should have been letve
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FAREWELL''S 'NEXT SteNDe V.
_ On. Sunday nexe Rev. Mr. 'Wyllie,
pastor or tho Baptist -church, will
farewell and in a EeW da t ' h'
ys ale s
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departure for Ids new field of labor,
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a , ,ithant. No. f OU , membeis of
•othel .coneetegattons, among whom as
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well. as Inc,own people he has
been d.eseetedly held in littgli lestteem,
e 1 .1, :vend themse e es _of hie, as °P-
pm. unity or hearing him lime,
NIGHT .
Last night ' was "Amateur Night
at the. Prineese Theatre and - the
crowded attendance showed the popu-
lad ty of this place of amusement,
Prizes for the best -rendered selectioes
were awarded as follows ; 1st, Miss
I r s Pal 1 cra vocel • 2nd
Do o c 1 1 , , , , Jack
Bawden, vocal ; 3rd Stewart Mao -
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donald, recitation. Mt, Raensay pm:-
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poses ia. i .. ev
/ v"ng an " Amateur" night -
erY •WednesclaY. '
„REV. TIORACE, JACKSON ILL,
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On Tuesday 'evening- Mayor Jackson
received a telegram stating that his
brother, Rev. liorace Jacksbn, rector
of St. George's church, Detroit, wa0
very seriously ill of pneumonia,. Ow-
ine to his sad news his worship
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had to abandon the trip to Ottawa
as head of the Clintoa delegation
with the big I•tycleo Radial depute,'
ion. i. . ' . 1 c aggat
t' M • G D '11. T 't tookhis
place and with Messrs. Ford and
'Cantelon 'of 'town, Reeve Lobb, God -
erich township, and Councillors Mc-
It- inley and Keys, Sfan'ey, left for
•the Capieal on the five o'clock' train.
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, i -- . . ,- ' i' : " '' tiOrtgES. 11'0111 MONTREAL.. ' , ',
.9 • • 9- - i,,,...,„d ., . Mr, W. Jenkins or the Gunm. Lang-
't ': . ihe jewelei. s Agt Acts glso,... ro "Sr"' '"7*" :. ' ' .lois • Company telt on " Tuesday after-
.E.e.ezetyledeetiey te..,,,e to trete, better.. goods each yea,. :,1,, I noon for: Montreal .witli two sPaa of
. • lieWeler's and watehataker's art great progreSe has been made ' . horses for use at . the Company s
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' within the paet' yeer. Web ave an. excellent collection of the latese. , , headquarters . One pair were medium
troducto of eome of the best fabtories of Canada,'United States, and • weights bought .froni Mr. W.,}1. Lobb
Europe Which is Sure to inteleet thoSe who studY the; World's iredus-. , old the other two were heavier pure
' ..," trial advaiieement. ; .1 • ... a . '. • ; ,' .. chesed Teem Herb Oakes- and Reuben'
, . We weuld like to meet you:Land ttesvire you that a, few trneents • I 'Grigg. When the Gene, ' Langlois
. spent in One Store will be profitable to yen. .. - .... • et
' .. se ."'' • . •: I People 'need more • horses qt. their.
s, •; •••'. • • ' • ' • -' ' '•••••••". '."' •• , . . . • , ,
• big- central they almostint
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THEY MADE MERRY. . ;
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Miss Melee Cook, daughter of Mr.
and Mire, J. Et' Cook of Albert street;
' had a birthday: paety on,Saturdayt :ate.
ternoon last, .she being seeen imes
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pee". on that day:. -.4.: niuMbei• of ' her,
little friende • gathered te make merry
.with her and a most met:Table tithe:
was ' sPent• - :'.
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C.A.. 'I ELO; MARRIED, ..;
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ewelet atto Opikiatt r 7 ,.. ' Clint.011 :.
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plant ar-
"ably. have 'theft ' 'neteseet'atiYee ' at
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. olinto4; ,09. the .beyirge. . . , .
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..Me. Wesley Walker' eetertained ...at'
his fine residenee oil High street on
. Thursday evening last, • the occasion
"stag,"
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'On the 2"-th 'Mt mo We W r 3 .'
(De -)1 1 ' r, ' ' I ' : ' '
,tey, - ...eetelen, .eldest 'son of Mr..
1'00 '1'."--,'.,:DZOilil •Calitii&L;'iVal'Ilii.1011f
pillacine. arrt.i.r.,„:ehie.iy., Ta-naki .on Th. teippn yg
beide was Miss Aenie .Arbell or near
Walton this', Comity. ,Mr. :and Mrs.
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Cantelon have taken up hoesekeeplag
being a that is confined , to
his gentlemen friends, -
.on the. grooms hothesteadThe
neat maple
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Among the out guests were:
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' The New on liehalf Of this
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J. B. Hoover, George. Richardson, A.
Watson,, E. Stewart, L. Watts, N
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community extends felicitations' • to
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Mr. and itfre. . ..
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OF CANADA.
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'Macdonald, J. Knight, Ald. Genie
mall,' J. Hillis, 3. Henry, J. Sinfth,
• Guelph ; Mr. Weatherson, G. T. 11.
district rreight agent, StratIorth •
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. or klaigrirm ,or th.c.1 .04., t laire were :
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Walter Bateman', . Toronto ; , WM,
: White, Strathroy Thos.
.Cantelon. .
TENDERED THEM A RECEPTION,
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Word has , been received . of the
safe arrival. aet Olds, Alberta,. of Rev;
..D.TIIisl..e.i.tGLern1201anEd.arfaalitt,‘iiirley.ha.d reached.
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its destination 'and
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Capital Authorized ' ' •:325;000,000 . ' •
Capital Paid-up ' • _ 1/,500,000
Reserve and Undivided Peefits 12,500,000 . .
- " Total Assets 175,04)0,000 '
325 Branches,' With world wide connection. Ihterest allowed
on,Debosits. General:Banking business transacted.
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R E. MANNING, Manager ' - Clinton Branch
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; iteinstrong,
Toronto ; Matt, Brown, London
' James Doer, Hamilton ; ' Wm.' Dale
' by, Toronto • Otto • Tbeiss, Londen,
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' The local people present included :
John Ransford, W. Jackson, efel 0e
• -Jackson, •Ine• deal]; De. Shaw, parry
Bartliff, Percy Towae, .1. A. Fent,
Ma or Combe, B. ',T, Gibbingse a A.;
Forrester • • A Je I-Iollowa • 1). • Mae-
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pherson. , '
The evening
before them the,
congregation of , the church •hael un-
loaded it, hauled the• fueniture to the
manse, unerated, placed it in - -order
d tend r 1 tl • • c V
an . a ec lent a 1 e.ep ion: on
their aerival
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,This kindness and iorethought, it
is ,ricedlest to 'say, was 'very :nub
appreciated ley the *Rev, , and mrs.
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Geaat. • ' '
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wANTED_A NRIe sTATIO.N. ,
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was spent in progres-
sive euchre. and other games, sup-
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The Grand Teenk Station is some-
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picnic/etc(' after dinner by •speeehee
'Mid illusion, making the
what of a diegraee to the , Company
to Clinton,ewhich
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. Vie Molsons Bank
' • Incorporated 1855 . filstablished in Clinton 1870
Capital and Reset ve - $8,700,000
, . 85 BRANCHES IN CANADA
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A, . GENERAL - BANICING - BUSINESS - TRANSACTED, •
• ' . ,..IRCULAIL •LETTB.' .RS Or CRE.DI. ' e •
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' - • . TRAVELLERS CHEQUES - -' .• - - ISSUED. .
• -- .. BANE 'MONEY ORDERS- ,-, • - - ..
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SAVINGS. BANK ,.DEPARTMENT .
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gathering a
most enjoyable, one. throughoat ' end
Proving Mr. Walker to be, indeed, an
admirable host.
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REV.' J. C. POTTS INDUCTED.
Last Friday night al St. l'aul's
church the new rector, Rev. • J. 0,
Potts, was formally inducted as rec.;
tor of the parish. .
Venerable J. B. Richa,rdson, . Ara-
deacon, of London, on Admit of the
Bishop of Huron, conducted the ser-
elec. There weree present HI addition
10"--Arelideacon Richardson, Rev. J.
11, Fotheringhani, . rector ' of St..
George's, Goderieb, and Rev. C. L.
and prides itself.
on ets neat, up -to date and turn fp
appearance, it is very mob, of an
ey sote.
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Yearly for a decade at least the
Company has had thoughts of build,e,
ing but has not yet got beyond the
plans arid specifications stage.
Here's a vent for some of the
energy or the B•oard ef Trade. It
"night, perhaps,- witlioqii a eleleteettort.
from other. munieire.lities and a
special car to Montreal, so impress
the G. T. R. magnates time a ma"
tion in keeping with the importenee
of Clinton from, a trade , and gee.
graphical standpoint will be
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' At all branches, Interest allowed at highest curreet.rate.
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-C. E. Dowding ' - Manager - Clinton Branch. .
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Langford, incumbent . of Holmesville.
A large congregation turned out and
participated in a most, impeessive
service. • Special music, appropriate
to the occasion, was rendered by the
ordered
erected as soon as Possible.
Wanted -An up 10 date - G. T. It.
station ie Clinton,
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MRS, 0, C•RejecEsie,esK DEAD, .
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Lord's Anno'nted," and was very
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Cz nieeeelann , wieofi -..'
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inzemmempeamaieilimieleimmenemanumew.
pleasingly render.ed. '
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dent cot Colituteks iadnk, a.n 0 thismt
in on, epaited life
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CLOTHING
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shoetenact form of evening prayer, .
whieh was read by Pee. C. L. Lang-
ford, 'preceded the 'induction, special •
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psa ms and p, specia lesson being p
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lereside nee .of her . daughter Mrs.
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A. Weir, Sarnia, on Friday last.
Old residents remembete the Cruick-
shank family., Mr. Cruickshank
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The service •of. induction was con-
ducted by Venerable .I. B. Richard-
son. The
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a dealee in shoes, his last place of
!wetness being tilt' store now oe-
cupied by Plumsteel -Bros. He died
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ehurchwardens, Mr. H.
Tore Rance and Mr. Thomas Murphy,
together with the new rector came
to the front and,ithe Archdeacon tl/Cre
read Use Bishop or Hurcit's mandate
induction
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sonic twenty-two years ago ' atter a
very painful illnes,e, The family lett
here long ago and sinee Mrs. Ortuck-
shank has been living with_ members
of her family, there ben.' „
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:. Nothing takes the place ,
eere ,....6.4e,„ 9
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: . of the raincoat for its" Par- ,,.
. Ile" ticular .service. ' . . .-.. '
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- Uhe raincoat Is.as rnue h.
- a part of a man' $ Vardrobe.
as his dbercoat. ' .'
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, Uhey are cut 'quite long
. and most O f them have the .
.high buttoninilitary collar'
u'yiness,
. ' SO , appropriate for this
style of garments. Some
,. are haltlin.ed. and others
fall lin.ed ... ' , . ' .. .
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of and the license of the
new clergyman. They then proceeded
to the churrh door where the Arch-
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deacon haying the hand -of the IleW
elergythan upon the key, said : eBy
virtue of this mandate' 'I dor induct
you into the real, actual and corper-
al possessien or this church of • St
Paul's ' ' .
evith all the.rights, profits and
a,ppurtenances thereto bee ongiee.,, A
procession was thtn made lel the
font • the 't • . • • I-
, Pul-P1 , the piayet. dos t,
the lectern and the altar, at •each of
„hio, after a passege - of • scripture
setting forth what ,was to be done,
at each had• been aiead, the newly in-
ducted clergyman promised . to dis-
charge his .• duties in these niatters
faithfully. . • . , • '
The Rev. J, B. Fotharingham, M.
A. then preached the sermon taltine
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as Ins text- "And He appointed
twelve. that 'they might be with Hint,
that He
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arid four daugheers. ,
The euneral took. place to 01:noton
cerneter ' n lhe arrly 1. f h n ,
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train on Monday, the services being
conducted by Rev. . , J . Robineon. of
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Milverton who ocoupice the pulPit of
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Willis church on .Sunday. The pall-
beaters were ' Major Rance' 11. ,..j.
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(IO, W. I). li air, John. Cuningliame,
' John Wiseman and Dee mecoreic, , .
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JACK ARMOUR AT REST.
' On Satueday morning last Mr. John ,
Armour succumbed to the grim reap- ,
er..after an illness extending ov.er two .
Years. ' '
He was a natefe of ems town, fleet ,
seeing; the light; of dey . forty-sevea ,
. . _away
years ago, . Ylllien bute.a .ehild.. toth
his parents passed away, Alia ,caie of
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the family,. of which be te„las. en
'after
youngest, 'devolving 'upon -1115 eldest. •e„,,,,„,.
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n lie May last death called to bee
long home another. old-time resident
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of Clinton i . the pereoe '• f •MrsRog
er L 11 lid .1, '' -61 ' o 11 ' ' '
. Leo w es opal ed ns i e at In-.
dian 1-Ica,d; ask, ' •
Forty yems ago Mr, and •111 's L 0
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INT.13:. W.entalnId. 1171:y. ravorrably known
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0%1 ea'egnesd in t'lliels. .11°awrnilels:-Iiit'akiielPg 'behitutag
Almost thirty. years,, e
• ' ; ago uneY
moved tvest, loc,a,ting at Tridian Head.
A. few ;months ago Mr. Lee • . passed
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aftet a long and busy life and
now hie. partner joule, hhn . in tbe
great; beyond. aged, eighty-one years,
being fol.: almoSt twelve months
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s W C Seerle who is daueh-
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ter of the now departedepaii, went
est' several Menthe '•"•`. o -tie- ' wait
Y ' , .; . ' ' . , . "ag .... ...
UPPrl.• liee. patenis Pas vi 1)
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took ptace IVIonday evening between .
the bankers and stick lianalere from Questions Yet .
the Cone ittte elle custodians raf the - t b Answered
. . g e, ' . .. , , e. . , o , e.
cash winning e to 5. Coneedertag,
that both tetuns trete composed . Of To„ The ,iiiditee of 'The News -.Record :
colts, that is tvere short on hoelcey Mr ' Eddor -No ono • who . I; nowe
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experience, and , -that the me was Mr. Cottle • would say,.he started out
heavy, i,lie game wag • a, very geed ex- to make. a new apsessznent this year
hibitioe 01 this steel:tabus Canadian without 'special insteuctious from,
sport. 'rho baniters cl•on't ' doubt, some °it°, as ?Tr. Cottle knew he had
they say ; .. but that -they can been • paid for a- ,,second assessment
wilt again, and yet again; , 'Ile line: last fall from 'which the first. in,
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up was as • elloWs t . , stallneene of taxes would be collected
Benkers- oal Johnson • Oonit Mace • ...Tu • . • . . .
' .• • g ,• . : , e , . t in June ot July of this yeat.
Gregor ;„,e,ever., Welt' ; centre., , „Pais- The advantage Qt paying taxes
fay ., • , iiI
Whip Hall "and East .1.-t" ' • '• Iwo: "nstallme tis ,Li V ' ' el' -;".•
0'1 ' et '' • • .1 : • .- '... • ' ' .. 1., . 4, • e .p _ ery ea, .. es -
. o legia es-goa -, . Neva ,. • point, pecially to the perimile •of small means,
Windsor. e covet, Beaeour'. centre> . and at, 'the: same time to ' the town
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VIO--el, ; ,wTga, Whea-tleY. • ancl Weods. treasury 'whieh would ,be -replenished
Referee__Erme Gr b it, . : .. _
. e a a , . with ready rash and thu • save loan
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and • might send them, 4orth
to preach ." --Mit 111 34) ..He said
. there were two ceuee to' •
tm•oiliesatdrcY' ir's' ' p ions ,of the
t that it, was a call
.rship in it •a er. and devotion
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brother, ,George." ' •
'' Me: 'Anhwei took up .the --' trade of
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vaults et In w ne 1 he was enge. ed
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at the Weal, ' organ ' factory, sub- ,
sequently at Goderieb, then .at Wood-
eand. .ttiem
w11011 the MIA], SUMMOrle' came.
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ty; s. ,t)RAISEs c ANAGrAN„ ' . .
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.,.It, iS 510,1, of ten that a Canadian and.
his wife have the. distieietion of being '
flatteringty complimented • b y 50
Prominent a . publication- as The .
1-leine Philadel-
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This bylaw has nob' been repealed
PAY? WELL SAY
', . ! - , as far as 1 know, they why, shoUld
• ' ' the asses.sor be doing this work at
, , The Doherty Plano Coin- the present time ? , • '
. • pally recently put on an : ' Will .the town officials adease ' ex-.
'' .advertising cam p a ik rie - . . plan -? ' . - • - • ... • •
• which eesulted ine part as. • .. R el.sp e-e-GRe,
folio:tee
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guarantee our .ratn-
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t .so you see that. as usual,
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yOu buy a Raincgat here.
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In the sanctuary, Secondly, that it. ,
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; was m call, to leadership n1. service
amongst the activities, cif every day
life; These two • conceptions were.,, of- .
ten spokn eof as be ein.opposed .to.
One another. Out Lei.••'d, .deelar. ed the
preacher combined the two but only'
ivec.Ause ' he fIrst arranged:therm m
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their firue order' ' eTheftivirerve. ;were .
chosen._ first that they might be „„witli
Christ .ncl 'e a • s . • . t a • 1, •
fterwarda. h t• 'hey
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mightebe sent forth to preach.. It,,
was t'Oilty, When teen first learned Or
Chi:fit, His • will, in "-thee quiet. of the,
satietuarY, that they were able' to •and
stock, , returning le the ezome factory
to aceCnt the ,Peettfon of forenian of
the fthishing departmert. ' '
TwO yeare" ago .this ,nionth he was
obliged to give Up ', indoor . enaploye
meta arid for 'scene Months repided'et
"Calgary. Phiekily Ile fought' .t,he. dise
ease winch haelts grip upon him- and 'Ladies'
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while fair weather. continued and . he
cenld live mostly out of doors, he,
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admost. lie Id :his .oven. lentil the
last he was c Jew. q an • lope a . , .. .,
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, 'Ha' is., stervived by . his ,w.ife, who was
Mise Margaret Walton - ot -.0 oderich, 'full
their two daughters, Maicla.
,Journal „of
Phia, but in this partteu et instance,
the Cenachan refeered to is at pees-
ent .a resident attic States. Di the
L l' ' IT ue J inii I .1 r A: el c-
ac les . el . , o la o p, t , a
cornPanied • by ' illuetrations, . , le • a
Page . aiitiele, showing what . the,
Rote ' R. J. Fleetly and, ;wife- of Wor-
ceSter, MassaehuseetS, haVe.aceom-,
Plished in reform ing the ' t.eughi boys
of that piece, and getting .thein, to
transform what was foenntely• a very
undesirable and disrePutable Part • Of ;
-the plebe into what. is now' khown as
Garden City. • The -article bight Y.
commends elle. week of this pa tol ,
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and his wife and. suggests that' ..the.
same thing' /night be. accomplialled
elsewhere. Rev. Iva. Floodl ,.. Was
boin on a faun nem. Blyth, . Was ,
converted in Blyth Methoiliet .eluireb
and, eubsequenttly entered the reinistrY
in the U. S. He ia a' beother'of Mr.
'EloodY 01 : 'Toronto, .se, • . well
knewn in Clineon. ,. • e . . . ,
1.-60,000 e•enctuieies; 'he-. , • ' ' ' - "
cess tating . the ' emple .- ' Ba field . . .
• ment . of' a -big staft of . .. ' • - . '
extra clerks. to handle the . Ilayfield. le representedeon. the demi-
: - :. d • • • t tion' Phieli vent to . Ottawa .' this
,- .. cone'epon„enieee , , a , ), , . i ;b.
' ." ",.g..e-A.,. - CoMplete „ elean.up ; Week, 19 wart upOtt the ,Getheatnen , . y1
' _ , of. eel 'the . plain's In , 1116 ' ;Reeve , Ltaqsay,,. Couneillore, . eleenelt
.. Cenipany'S .tvare-rOoms.. , , . .and Wes) 011 and ex-Iteeve Dre 8notb.
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--.-To etipPly,' the. telex- , The Latliee'.Missionary Society 00
„ pected; ' and, ,ttepe.eeedented ; St,. Andrew's church had a very $ue"
' ", demand the- big ..factory, is ' . , .ceeeful ..quiltiegebee .on Wednesday as
now running Amite: time, . ' en!eg . of last week: . A number . ell
-- that .ie •until. twelve o'elock . quiltC ' w•ere quilted.
L • 'each nighte-lunch b et n g., • ' 'Mt.' Charles' Wiltse, moved Ms fame
served the ,ereen at 'tee , lly, ever , froth • Clinton last week and
' k . • ' ' t • t ' is - she • Beet;
p elou , expec s to epe 1 up b , p .
• ..4.--0.1inton's; piano' face week» e
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tory ..ii; ,tlitts buyeed aie ;•. . A dance . wee g; Yen by 1 Y ag
. lillegi3/011• the . busiest In- . people. in- the town bell . en Mend Y,
' e '-' • o • > . is unanimotee
dustey of .the kind ine .the .. overlent,. the Lep el ,
wbble Of -Canada at. the tire, that all present had , a good time,
• soht 'time.. ,, ; . • ; . For tohms-including 'Bayne:de-and
' , 5.-The.Yalite of advertis- ' totenship news .2:eat', ,T50. News- „
Record •
.• leg" once .finate demonstrate' -..ItTews-Leader, .
ed. : . - , e. , • More Bavfield hews ettee 4.
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Big -range
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EASTER •SUITS ' •
Now, is the time to leave yottforder
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of Boys
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be or:Service to thete fellows'. , He 'Aileen,
asked the cengregation to reserve for
'their Minister Inc hours of. prayer; •
and.. to pray with him. so that.. ,hic
eidnietey. a,m °eget them sholtler - be
,frAitful'in good. aworks, ' In conclusion
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One sister, Miss • Nellie .• At
moue, Toronto, and . . one brother,.
George of Oaegary. . . . . . .
The' fuheree toole place monday aft,
ternoon, the servMes beitig conducted,
by Rev., - J, (1, Potts, rector. of St,
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Mr Itotheringharn made --a, Mhdly
Paul's . church • with which ' the de-
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pea sone, .e, cep, ,e „ .. . , w 1 .
hs had known for several yeare. .rio
assuted - them ot. hie. deyotion to ,
trait mid eaid that • Ma -efriendeltip
Would, be worth the gaining., . •
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• 'The sermon Was .,an... able hml 0101
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•enent effort' eritl*WaSelialiened to- with
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„the,' anthem, .Arcluleacein Rtcharctson 1
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ceased was identified The pallbearers
were : Majoe Ranee, Supt. Chant, II,
B. Itlerre J,• Taylor, P,rineip.al Betide
and A. McGarva. ' ,
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Among those ftom. out. of toWn who
attended the obsequies' were : Miss
Nellie‘Arinetle; Mr. .R. Tyndall, To1-.
onto ;, Mr. perey . Welter), Miss Lena
Walton,. Dr, blayhee and Mr n,. Mace 'Ecl.
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