The Clinton News Record, 1913-06-26, Page 1o. 1787 —34th Year
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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 26th, 19
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iris, too, invite you, to their,Re-union at Holmesville on Dorninion
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money and Ivhat you 7bant, nothing -else. ghen
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at the lowest possible price. .
A good variety ofarticles selected from the largest
stocks, consisting of Silverware, Cut Glass,
Pane, C'hina, Clocks and etc. , •
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OF CANADA.
Capital Authorized $25,000,000
Capital Paid-up 11,500,000
Reserve and Undivided Profits 12,500,000
Total Assets 175,000,000
325 Branches. With world wide connection. Interest allowed
on Debosits. General Banking business transacted. .
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Incorporated 1855 Established in Clinton 1879 t
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CHANGTT,IN: TIME TABLE, '
• Theeinoraing :train, on the L.", H. eh,
.recist leaves Clinton at '810 inseead
of 7.50 as lieretotiene and the "
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tram.' from Louden reaches here at
10;25 that is twenty-five 'ininuitee
earlier than before. 13ut this teein
will be held here urttil the' arrival of
the • eleven° o'eloek Toronto train
Whichwill enable the Passengees
come up ,town e, and look around, it
they feel, so disposed. ,
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AN ACCIDENT, '
Douglas Toter'the nine:hear-old
son of Mr, and Mrs. W J Tozer,
net with an unfortunate accident
on Monday evening. While iiieyeting
down tient street he -tell all Inc
wheel in front of 'Mr. Lcrck Crhe's
warerooms and, as hick would have
it, right under the heels of Mr.
Cree's horse. Naturally enough' this
startled the equine which jumped.
about . some but no damage was done.
Wee Douglas though did, not escape
so ea:sily, hile face and. forehead , he -
lig gashed and the surgeOns
placed a plaster of paris bandage nn
his -nose fearing it might be broken.
Accidents will happen ; older boys
than Douglas have taken a header
but few have made less fuss , about
their injeries than this pluc1 ? little.
chat/.
A OLOSE SHAVE. , .
While returning from, the counery
late last Saturday -night Mr. Richard Baker Met with an experience
which 0he will not forget for sowe
time. Somewhere about the. boun-
dary of the town he tell out of his
rig, but his foot cateblig in eon e
way he was 'dragged as the• home
meandered, along. This continued up
to the postoffice square where Ser-
geant Welsh noticed the predicament
and stopping the horse released
Richard who he found in bad shape.
He web bruised about the forehead,
one eve *as closed and the.'skin had
been tubbed' off one side of his face. , gin, say the speetators, among whour,
The clothing, too, had been Wore unfortunately for the resident, was a
police officer who had been instrueted
to have both eyes open' for possible
violations of the local option taw.
Then one things leade to another.
JUI3ILEE FRECEPTORY.
The W. M. of L, 0. L. 7110 has ex-.
terided• „ao.. eflititation to the . • 'Sir
Knights .of Jubilee :Pieeeptery No.
161 to attend divine %seeviee With
them on July, Oth at 7 p. in. in St.
Paul's ehUrch.
S. A. IWEETINGS,
Publie meetings of the, Salvation
Aroxy are held as bolbows
litaohoSlui3f4rdelkYi."?
a..m. 'holiness meeting'," topic, "The
heavenly vision" ; 3 p. m., free and
easy 'fleeting, topic, ',"hime" ; 7.30
p. m., Salvation meeting, topic,
"Faith." Thursday evening, satire -
tion meeting; ,,Saturday, free and-
eaSy, ' •
MEET :1'011 AT IIOLMESVILLE.
The 'Old Boys' Re -union at „
Ilol-
nesville on July lst promises to be
the big- event eie the season.
For that the promoters have been
energetically working, sparing neithee,
time nor energy.
The Old Boys and the Old Girls,
too, , will be there from far and
7V:here will be games galore and
music without stint.
11 eviehin hail you stay away you
will afterwards wish you hadn't.
Say 111 meet you at Holmesville
on Deniirilon Ddy. ,
.111 -IAT it PALL WAS TIIERE.
One of our residents had 'an
oxpar-
ience late 'the ' other eveningwhich
ealne about wholly unexpectedly and
which, he will take every provision
against on future occasions. He was
return* from, let's say Godetich,
and after putting up the horse at the
livery barn he slung his' cost over
his shoulder and started off for his
domicile. But , as he did so a bottle
tumbled out of the pocket, fell upon
the floor and went into maw pieces.
The' aibma of its' contents reset -Meted
away at the sheelder aril the skin
rubbed off, Indeed, so bad. did Dick
look that the surgeon was siimmon,e
es,' 'and when he had primed bandages;
where they were required' Dick's head'
Wag nearlY 'out of sight in their
folds. However, he is getting along
pretty well and expects to be out
again in a few clays, but he will, not•
run any charees in going to" slehp in
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.
A pleasing eyelet took' place an Fri-
day evening east et tbh home • of
Mrs. B. J. Gilibings when Miss Felt -
lee Allin, ,danehter of Rev', S. J. Al -
his rig' again. lin was niade 'the recipient' . .an
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• . address and a handsome' piece et mit
ONT„ -ST. 01-11.1RCH., . . • .
a • glass from' the Ontazio . street their.
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'The Flowee Sunday services in On- The addrees was read by Mr. Fred,
taxio street church were largely ' at: T. .•Jackeent and the , presentation
tended both a. m.: and evening, , the made by, Miss Hattie Cfourtiee.
pastor preaching on both .oeeesions: , Miss Aliin has been leading soloist
ih the afternoon the S. S. held a intthis choir singe the family located
rally in the auditoirium, the ,centre -here and her services,..at all times'
pews being occupied by the neembe;rs eenfiered gladly and freely, have been
Of the school-. • • • .- greatly appreciated, hy belch 'choir
Superintendent Wiltse presided and and coxigragation„ In the service ef
with kiln on t•he platform . were ; song in Ontario Otrect church Miss
Messre, D. Tiplady; G. Bradshaw and Attire indeed, be greatly missed, The
A. Hooper. address was as follows :
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Mr, A-. T. Cooper made a telling' Miss F. 'Alija, The Parsonage
little, address on Flowers and also Dear Mies Allin,—The object „in
(legit with Vie Cigarette habit. which /t:ringing 3,ou here tnis evening is1, to
he deneuneed as strongly as the oc- afford the menibers 01, the °Mae rio
colon permitted. . street Metheiclistelairch choir ail op -
A solo was rendeted' by Mrs. Miller portunity to in a -bey give.
of Iedian Heed, and a duet b Misses some, slight token ol out ape/eclat
jeraeghaw and Grace . Welker, • while tion ol yourself .andeyour see:Vices to
several selections were rendered by the choir during the. year you • :have.
an Oreliestra composed Of ' Fred. been in our midst. While we regret
Meta, ,eornet ; Frank Andrews, see- the lots yotir approaching marriage
ond cornet ; Mise Qbant, „vtolmn e Will entail upon ae, we recognize -that
Will, Moffatt, • trombone ; George you are about to enter. ..that -.1mppy
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Cooper, least, and Mrs, Trelealen, or- state of life that aU aspire to. We
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ganist. extend our congratulations and ,
In the evening the pastor preached for yeu'a UM of happiriess, and 'use -
oh the. "Abundant calling at- fulness ,wheaever"Your , la be
tuition to the way in which ,nettere cast, as a token' al which we beg 01
at this seasonrespencis to the' .ide you 'th , accept thee' accerapanying
:hence of the sun :and ram pro-. gift," • La., 0
clueing a fuller, richer life Willa ' is -- , ,
HEM I'
a sYmbol of the abounding lite of. ' TNARGUMENT. —
thesoulChrist, At the close . of, The closing.hours of the Synod- of
tlie service Mirs. Miller tang. a rtlrY Huron in London last week were so -
appropriate sole in at pleasing; man- livened by .the resolution, inteodueed
eere, •. . by Mr, JOhn Bansfeid, 'bp.give \Vern-
e :1/1, IC. .13iike oI Dundas, a Tore en a voice and vote in „testties. In
met .president or Lone •Cn Conference, speaking to his ineitiOn Mr. Ransford
wife pre.aolOn ,C)nt,'SteT, church fleet, is 'said to have made the best -act,-
Sundai, m611:fling. ' ' drees- ot his, Whole. career. It Was
The social depeetinent of the .Lee-. apt, 'these, logical and heightened his
gue pebyided an :unusually good p1 0: teptitation as one of etheeytted"if
er-
gratnnie tot- Mondayt,. evening last. eters.' He Said
Readings wera given:by, Mise Kilt,' "tehavs. hued no good:argument as
Miss Della Taytor and blies Stewart.' yet agairet wortlaii voting in the vesh
Me, Boucle gave an excelient 'address tries, thoughthere is an opposItione
'and music was . furnished ley Mrs, that is -not tangible but Vague and
D J Gibbings, Mrs. Miller and. _the .which can give no reasons, Others
MiPses, -Cole and Hicks. Dtersithing, declare that the,y are 'opposed on gen-.
Was firefeelass. Boxes containing all eral principles whatever that means.
meaner 'of good thiaes to eat •weie The argument is all on our side. The
supplied by :the young women and all question of a vote in v,estrMs, does
were disposed of. • not necessarily impn, ,a seaton the
' The Trustee Beard pn..1Vfonclay. eve' floor of the ,Synod ant a vote in Par -
ening unanimously adopted ,the liarnentary eleations. It was 'sineply
lowing resolution, 'a copy. bf hbeh confined to the ,Q11.11.10Siti,04.The
was directed to be inscribed upon. the petition which was - =deleted-. wa,P,
official records : • , signed by 2,e60 women-. who - desired
To leliSe. Iternlee 'Alliri , to have a Voice in the vestries.. 'Re-
. Dear Friend,—Wei the members of presenting the best womanhood in
the •Trustee, Boaed of the Ont. , St, t,be _church their views should bere-
cherthe feel that ..we .Weeld be reiniss epeethd. In the early hiStety, et the,
in Our duty if we allowed you to Church women' were. on ,an) ' equallty
take leave of .us wthout1 in some . withenieri in the administration , of
way, I acknowledging . the splendid set- ohureh,affairs and art- the 'present time
vice giiesti in the choir, during out the women: have a- voice in the yes-
etay among .1.1a%. 'Zola cheerful the tries cii; England end .in the:SYnecla.
sponseto, the .many . demands Inatie . of Niagara; :Ontario, •end 'Montteal,
unfelt you. has won, our , hearts, and. There has in coaseteueneee •beeit no
'we Isisb to, extend,. to yotea,Opt only, :etelestastical. 'eartliglialca.... or , social
tor , the 131eardtut for the cengrega-' upheaval. ". The ewoinen ot our ..church
time, our hearty arid th eX- seventy -dive percent. of the.:: work;
Tress , *het hone that bl1 may' often And,"*Iiile :.riatty (bii.the drudgery : we
visit, us., coed itirethe:'eengange df the .6-Ai:ate:permit teleni.;td.vote..• My
'poet- .”ReviNie'.aS again.'" (hie' beet' •resolutlen . may tenete-Vsseab_thia ,
wishes will go with you th your meeting' of the SYnocleleeek' e.deeee.„. time
.futute. honm, Mel We.",trtiet yon may is surely coming,- -1/theneye:yme.„-Wil
in the -fare Irma, .emetrigue• to. use 'your ' haye, to pass e,. , ,
etalent. to the Gime', af god' • . After a,. epiti10.1.t'diecilssionseielilr.'
'Signedepn, behalfof „Beard: "illt Rantifeird's. reaotifiCiifiltVaagehdefeated
by 'eatma e a „-- • •
j1411,:94
Wlt6at, .9t il6:'•
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Oats 356 to elle.
Batley 600 to 65.
":"..Butter 10e to 21.6.
,e Eggs 20c 4o 2ic.,
,..- Live. Hogs $900.
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ST, PA,w,S, enuR,011., '•
• Thp ,coitteact for 'ithe-exterision to
.
Ste. Pati's •ehurch has been let to
Messrs: Robert Steveii§ 'WJ.
'Elliott., the farthel. taking tlie car
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centering and Mr. Elliott :the :cement,
arid brialc work.. •17.-'.."
The annual. .gerden party will be
held this evening and from all in-
dications there will be a. record
crowd: '
IF -TINDER SIXTEEN, • .
.The. law now .xeatis that' no child
undersixteen shall loiter in any- nab -
lie place after 9 o'clock in the even-
ing or be tbete unless accompanied
by a parent or a guardian. A par-
ent who permits his child to :violate
this law is liable to a penalty and a
publid place means a street, high-
way, or lane or any place to which
the -public are ,perinftted to hate re-
sort.I1
SCOL SCHOLARSSPORTS.
The annual Sport's .in connection
withthe lethdel sahool will t6.ke
place- tomorrow afternoon, commenc-
ire; at 1,30 with the ,marenefroni the
school grounds to the park. Every
youngster in town of seheol age is
expected to be in dine and the Citi-
zens band and thc Fife and Dram
band will enliven the walk, The auto
people, too, will all join in aed an
afternoon a genuine enjoyment is ex-
teeerteed for both old and young. Be
BUSY AT THE MOTOR WORKS -
Means. W. G. Moffat and H. Bruce
ifecemen, the Toronto representatives
of the ("baton Motor Car' Company,
were in town TtiesrlAY, accompanied
by Mr. Chas. Gad, the big Italian
11019 merchant, Thos. A,. Davidson,
expert, and II. A. Johnston. ch e,r.
Mr. Ciro' bad.. bought a Cliaton TO -
ton treck conditional on ft etanchng
up under expert's test. 'Needless
to say he completed the Elefal, lvtr.
Da.vidsoe pronouncing It 0. k. and he
set off for home in the p. th aboard
his put:chase, • Mesars btot7ur. Mc-
Queen and Davirlsou made the run to
the city in a Clinton touting car
end another ear is to he, ;cut the
agents the latter part of' the: week,
One Clinton .selis another, .
WESIefilY CH,URCH.
On Sanday 'next Bev.. Mr. Ford
evill preach his farewell and the fol-
lowing week leave lor his hew
chatge at .Ooderich. By his devoted
labors during the past ;three yeare
his congregation has become greatly
attacheel to him and among the citi-
zens at large he is held in very high
esteem. • '
The feature of the meeting of the
League Moaday evening was the ade
these on the "Inimig'ration Quese
tion" by Mr, H. 8'. Chapman. .He
dealt with his big eubject' in , a
broad way' and: showed very' elearly
the. duty oi Cananictes in regard ette
the eneorning host from Soullimn
Europe. They must be taught that
social .conditions of their native must
not be planted inthis nee, country
and that, heie offservaece •of law
and, order M the first requisite of
greed el4i7.e05hipt We ' inest . bring
these neev.cdreees up to the Canadian
standard With eur national view-.
point or tall to their level. •
Mr, Chapman's. edelress was so in-
teresting that the Leaguers hope to
have hien tagaiir 'assist in, their 'peo-
el, ARICSON—STEEP NUPTIALS.
A pretty' weelcheive took: Place at
hio noun oe. Tuesday, et) the resi-
dence of Mr, 'and. 'Mrs. efWmaie-eg.
Stepp: North street, 'whew 1910e
daughter; etlaergatet A., became the
bride of Arthur 'C. Clarkson.
' The eererrieny, 'Avid& was-'pafortnecl
by 1116 Rev. Di K, Orant, pastor of
Willis .chineb,took place. before . a
tidal/ of'floMreps over which there.evas
suspended e lioreeshee ci margeet-
The bridal pair we% unattended.
1:he wedding mareirivas played by
Miss '•Gledye" ,Clar„ksoe, sister of
,
the - groom.. '
The bride looked very .pretty dress: -
ed in. cream 8ilif poplin, trimmed
with old Irish lace, ,evith corsage
lecique-t of lily of the valley.
After a dalety Mechem had been
served, the 'dining reom being beauti-
fully decorated in pink and white,
Me. and Mrs. Olarkson lett by , tele,
afternoon train timid 'showas of con-
fetti foe a honeymoon trip th Brant-
ford, St. Thomas and other . places
and on their rethen, will take Alp
haueekeeping on Albeit street. The
bride's going -away costume was of
btown Bedford .cod, '
„ There wore many • valuable - and
useful gifts, ehow.lag the genuine re-
gard entetteinedefoe .theebride•eviep Is
one , Of the inoSt' peppier of: • Clitteen
girls. t,
Amang thee gueate eemn • ea bi
town* Were :, Mr: ennet Mrs, Edward
Steep, and jiiiHr' little:. daughter, .119,r-
othh; Petiolie ; -Mr,set.d. f3ie•chei1e
and Caratine, Flitit, kieses
Gladys andEthel Clarkson o1 13rante
ferd ; ItIr Waton Finch and
,bir ansi.
'Mree, W, lefeCtello.ene Stratford ;. .1W1ss
.1.)..f1t'Sh1niller;,..1..onetrin): "Iqee
,Siir4bvi1'rroarey• SealbaitW". ,
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OIL 'AWAY AFIEADC. „ ; . ,
The report of the use of oil on tile
ol the lacb.tile yrs t es° w ,vs es yr to?, gratifying
tnei. aghtati:eugr
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ttehmat in. kseeapwinaltha
i thliceacd'p1 the heceoolld ii0Y,n6die
Meatless, • •
.LA:).:e:TeldeAntl'siNarGeE:f. rare' Octeur'Ceric- 6-
' down at the Piano factory, but one
did „take place on.' Thurs.day last
which resulted in IVIr. •William Coch-
rane' losing. part of hip little finger
of. his left' hand. He has tried to
console himself with. the thought that
It might have been worse, as indeed
it might, ,for even with a vigilance
beyond -doubt the man in charge of a
bus planer is apt at times 'CO Mitt
into the )1117,
,FHE NEW INCIJIVIBENT:
Rev. C. Langford, who ,was recent -
'1' ordained, has been appointed in-
cumbent of the lifiddletortillblziesvillee
Summerhill parish and in, that capa-
city on Siindaylast occupied those
pulpits fcir the, first time, though
during his student days he several
times Reek charge of . the services.
'The new -incumbent conies" highly
reconimended and 'good results are
expected from his labors, ,eoially
as he is assured of the hearty comp-
cteatien lir his parishioners. Mr.
taligiOrd will reside in Clinton.
COUNTY PUBLISHERS MEET. '
A meeting of limon County pub-
lishers held in the town hall on Mon-
day was attended by the following,
among others : Mr. E. Zeller, Zur-
ich Herald ; Mr. W. Southeott, Ex-
aer Times ; Mr. Jas. Mitchell, God-
erich Star, and Mr. George Spotton,
Wingham Times.
Mr. John Mutter of the Kincardine
Reporter in a very practical address
showed that 'while the expenditure in
theim-keep of the country publishing
houses has increased all alone the
line, the prim of advertising end job
work remains pretty much the seine
as years ago. The result is that
the publisher, whose work is oi a
most strenuous nature and who has
several thousand dollars invested In
his business, - is about the worst
paid man • in Lite community. In
common sense, said Mr. I•Itaiter,
there cal onliy be one outiednie; and
the fustice of it will be apparent to
all—prices must advance and for it
clase' of advertising, which some of-
fices liaVe heretofore demi ter noth-
ing, tnere must he a, charge made. .
Mr. Loene Eedy of t.1 St. Mary's
`Journal dwelt more ,particularly with
the advertising end. Speaking of his
,own town he said that, while both the
offIces bad raised the f etes, whet
were to go up yet anoilier notch, the
advertise had increased in nember
and more interest was being manifest-
ed in this awe of business -getting
than ever before. Even at the enhanc-
ed prices the merchants were using
more space, reeognizing that leishiese
.talks with the purchasing peddle are
absolutely essential to saccese in
these days of keen chtepetition.
TI.."TeNn—ALLIN)
The Ont, it, Methedist elaureh was
fled with en hrteres red autehinee
yesterday when sharp at 12 o'eloek
noon the marriage took place of Miss
Ferntee Alibi, elder daughter ur
Rev, and Mrs,- S'.. CI, Alliu, to Fred-
erick; R..'hureer of Regina. -
The ceremony, WU performed Ily
the brides lather, asetsted by the
Rev. Jas. E. Feed'," of Wesley
The beideshictid was the bricle'e
ter, Miss•Moth.id A Ilin, and the
groom was z5tipported by Mr. 0. W,
hileIhneltorsili'13
deof \‘,eraranfilgon,a gown ,,) cream
satin char:muse with, tulle veil and
orange blossoms , Anil carrying a
shower baguet of Sily of the valley
and• ' ma '0 orchids, euteired the
chuYel'herbrother, Mr. A. E
Illin'o t. orouto, and was athended
Alto
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by; her sister, Kiss lelayfrici Mlle.
While the bridal pa ty retired
the vestry to sign the register; Miss
Beabtice White 61 Windsor sang „De'-
liovene t 'Oh Promise Mat in her
own sweet and charming voiee.•
'Tha ladies'. oi the (hutch choir ' had
decorated the platforml and chair
gallery in a most elaboyate and ar-
tiStie manner' and the scene was. a
matt delfg4tfC1 one,. ,
The guea,i's repaired to the per--
eonage Where a most sumptuous wed -
/Una dineer was served, followed by
toaste te .the .brcide which weee pro-
posed by ,nbnyd wn
etev. VI
. ITar.1:Lortd;a.11 tar a
short trip th the East in the diet -
noon and they. will :retina to Clin-
ton tor a day or two before going to
their home at Regina,
Among those present were : Alder -
Man and Mrs. Aehplant and Miss
Lain Astiplant, London ; Misses Teth-
er, Parktiq; W. II,' 'and Mrs.; Allin,
Toronth ; . Dr. tBaker, Stratford ;
Miss Wyatt and -MieP Moore Strat-
ford ; ciirther Allen mad wife', T02:012 -
to ; V, W. ADM, Detroit ; elissa
Reece, Cleveland, , Ohio ; Mr, and
Mrs. Elgin Turner, Winnipeg
mid Mrs. .GOIottb, , . Mr. and Mrs.
ICVraotalift, 614 ra$1::3,.V°()% .3)114"etlinevgan Marn.flPIY.IL
MON M4PWan., .. at ,a1 Torbnto.
E HOME PAPE
Programme.
Always to. be 'Depended: Qn.
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Engineer East.
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O Many readets of The News -
Record will reeognize in the
above photogravure Mr. Wm: East,
engineee of the the Clinton Water-
works DepartMent,
Mr. East ie a Clinton 010-13oy, Le
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deed, having been born in 1855 in
which year' -his father carried OR a
brick yard very close to the..e.pat
now occupied by IVIr. C. J. Wallis'
residence. '1101r. East Sr. subsequent -
O 'ty rented Mr. 'Whitehead's yard aa
the Base Line and later moved ,over
to the Gravel Read where he con-
tinued the business until he died.
The subject of this sketch -lived via
the homestead until 1878 whea he
married and settled, in Clinton, In
1879 he accepted a pokition with Mr.
James Fair Sr. and his .first job was
driving an ox -team. He was new to
that class of work, but old timers
have told us that he stuck to it and
soon could Who ! How ! Gee 1 witbi
as much foroe and fluency' as 'old
drivers.
In 1881 Mr. East became mill engi-
neer and held the position for almost
thirty years .or ti til the mill passed
In other hands. - •
In September 1910 he was eeleeted
as Waterworks engineer 'and the re-
sults since hare been such as tO jus-
tify the choice. The kinks have been
pretty well smoothed out, the plaa0
is kept eta good shape and though • tp
do it he very often has to stay. ab his
post for fourteen hours a day, he al-
ways hes an overflo.Ying repel,' of
Water, lie reserveir end staMinipe
when he closes down. '
Engeneer East is a quiet, unaehno-
in,g Man who takes :Orate" in the
faithful performance of his ditties and,
his fellow citizens telek whll .).F
Personals
mr. irrect Match -has 'been appended
leader of the Citizens band,
Mr. Wm. Robb Is away on a fact-
• night's visit at St. Joe, mid oth-
- er po'nts in Michigan, , read telso 111
Chicago.
Mrs.. J G, Medd and bliss Fleretioe
O Garrett oi towh and files, J. II.
Medd and Aliss Nellie Medd of Elul --
lett leave next week. for Wina'peg
and the west.•
Has Resigned to Accept.
MrllflChant
Mr II B Chant has 'resigned the
position of Superintendent of the
Doherty Plane Company to take over
the management of the • municipally,
owned eleetric light and waterweds
plants. ,
In August Mr, Chant will have hhen
with the Doherty CoMPany for thir-
ty-three years, art unusually long pet-
iod to have been associated with oue
industry. He has seen it rise from
a small thing to be the largest man-
ufacturing concern in town. Taking
over one brahch after another. seven
-years ago he was appointed Slaterinteedn,t and it IA the duties per-
taiein,g; thereto that be now lays
down, to tetra up those which have a
still more important beating upon
the good and welfare al the individual
citizen.
We uhderetand the 1)414 cif the
council ancl 'waterworks eornieiesion
is to give the mew- Superintendent a
feee hand in the management, bot!d
rneclicialcal and :clerical, aer arrange.
meat which wiie hale the hettr$y)-
• Personals Page 8, ,support of The ,News -Record.
' The emandene6' in which Mr, Cheek
) Moregitowtt 'by the turattimitn with Whielf
als Page 5 is held ,y Ills fellow . citizensIs
berverat :mucus Jiettl• over, hie eicpplactinesit will be reeett,ed
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