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The Huron Expositor, 1925-02-06, Page 1FIFTY-NINTH YEAR; WHOLE NUMBER 298? •.••••••••••••••••1111,••••1111.1......*••••••••••••••••••.••••••••=•• ir,S*wart. .13ros. 1 ENSATIONAL CLEARING SALE Men's & Boys' ERCOATS • Heie is your opportunity to get 'It 'new Overcoat at a great re - 'auction from the regular price. very Overcoat in the store will included in this sale. You n now buy our best highest priced Coats at a price below what you would ordinarily pay s for an ordinary coat It will pay you big interest on your money to buy next Winter's coat - now. We mU not charge coats at these prices; they must be sold for cash. Sling% MEN'S OVERCOATS. Utl for • • MEN'S OVERCOATS for MEN'S OVERCOATS for $20.00 MEN'S0v-woofos MEN'S StS.00 fos"FiRC°A.F8 P„ SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1925. THE COUNTY COUNCIL The Council of the municipal cor- poration of the County of Huron met in the COuricil Chamber, Goderich, on Twist:teaafternoon, pursuant to Statnte, The following Reeves and Deputy Reeves cubscribed to the declaration of office before Clerk Holman, aid took their seats at the Council Board as the Huron County Council for the year 19252 Municipality. Reeve. Post Office. Ashfiekt-J. F. Johnston, Lucknow. Colborne --Thos. Sullivan, Goderich. Colborne -C. A. Robertson, Goderich. Goderich Tp. -Oswald Ginn, Goderich. Grey -J. J. McCutehen, Bluevale. Grey -Thomas McDonald, Bluevale. Hay -E. F. Klopp, Zurich. Howick--Thomas Inglis, Clifford. Howick-Geo. Hubbard, Clifford. Hullett-Robert Clerk, Seaforth. McKillop-F.J. McQuaid, St. Columban Morris -R. H. Shortreed, Walton. Stanley -G. B. Hanley, Clinton. Stephen -A. IL Neeb; Dashwood. Stephen -J. J. Hayes, Parkhill. Tuckersmith-R. Kennedy, Seaforth. Turnberry-J. L. McEwen, Bluevale. Usborne-John Hanna, Kirkton. • E. Wawanosh-R. Coultes. Wingham. W. Wawinesh-A.E. Johnston, Auburn Clinton -C. G. Middleton, Clinton. Goderich--13. C. Runnings, Goderich. Seaforth-J. Wes. Beattie, Seaforth. Wingham-4. W. McKibben, Wingham Bayfield -H. Weston, Bayfield. Blyth-JamesDodds, Blyth. Brussels -LA. C. Baeker, Brussels. Exeter -W. D. Sanders, Exeter. Hensall-Owen Geiger, Hensall. Wroxeter--Jolm Henneberg, Wroxeter The Clerk'presitled and called upon the members present to make nom- inations for the office of Warden for the year 1925. The following nomination was then made: Moved by A. F. Klopp, and seconded by Thomas Inglis, that Reeve C. A. Robertson, of the Town- ship of Colborne be Warden. There being no further --nomina- tions, the Reeve declared Mr. Rob- ertson duly elected Warden, and re- quested ex -Warden Erwin to escort him to the chair. In addressing the council, the new- ly -elected Warden said the position carried with it great responsibilities and asked -the co-operation of all the council to help him discharge the duties of the office. The following correspondence was then presented and referred to the several standing committees of Coun- cil: Application of the Salvation Army - for a grent, re Rescue Home Work. --!Sent-InesExecutiv. e _Committee. From the Township of East Waw- anosh, asking the- County Council to redesignate the road removed last year from the county system, viz. the road running from Belgrave to the western boundary. -Sent to Good Roads Commission. A resolution from the County of Welland with reference to the rav- ages among sheep made by dogs. - Sent to_Special Committee. Application of the Canadian Na- tional Institute for the Blind for a grant. -Sent to Executive Commit- tee. From the Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto, asking for grant. -Sent to Executive Committee. From the Department of Health for Ontario, re neglected cemeteries and asking action by the County Council. -Sent to Special Committee. From the County of Huron high schools and Collegiate Institutes lev- ies as follows: Clinton Collegiate, $7,210.98; Wingham high school, $6,551.09; Seaforth Collegiate Insti- tute, $9,388.70; Exeter high school, $8,762.88, -Sent to Education Com- mittee. From Listowel high school asking as their levy for maintenance of Huron pupils the sum of $870.76. Applications for county auditorship from Gordon Young, Robert Higgins, Alex. McEwen, A. W. Beacom. Application of H. Corey for dam- ages. re a horse falling over an abut- ment -Sent to Road and Bridge Com- mittee. Re claim of A. A. Graham, of Gor- rie, for damage from accident of $90. -Sent to Good Roads Commission. Application of George James, care- taker of Court House, for an increase of snlary.-Sent to Executive Com- mittee. ReneWal of the application of Mrs: ariffith for the payment of the bill presented at December meeting of Council for/the sum of $510.33, with the_addition of $43.75 for December, making in all the sum of $554.08. The Highways Department account re the provincial road expenditure up to December 31st, 1924, in the County of Ffuron'are as follows: - McKillop-llibbert, meresse-ssissees. 60% Mcgillop-Tuckerernith ... 11096.47 2609.00 Seal'orth, McKilloto, Tuckerernith 2184.88 Hullett-Tackersrnith 2966.86 Goderleh Tp 6218.66 Howick to..7tat $24.50 $19.50 S16. $13.50 Boys'Overcoats,1-2 price Mi1IE44so.fTH TABLE LIN Ad, j 4,,..PILA SS POIEL DOORS • Contrikutit Greattr to the Indoor Beauty et Modern well Appointed -4 Homes 011.00.11. The present quiet season is the best time to order these Spedal Doors. N. Cluff & Sons SEAFPRTH - - ONTARIO.. Seduction Inland Revenue Act Criminal negligence Non support 1 Daily cost of rations per person, 12% cents per day. On motions being called,the fol- lowjng were submitted. Johnston:Ginn; To abolish the Road and Bridge CoMmissicils. McQuaid -Hanley: Amendment that the Road and Bridge Cons4ttee be taittee to tion be- ndment 4 r.'141144, , . uflL Geiger-Klopp: That a grant of 826 be given to Bengali Seed Show. -- Sent to Executive Committee. Geiger -Sanders; That a grant of $100 be made to South Huron Stock Show. -Seat to Executive Committee. Couttes-Shortreed: That a grant of $100 be made to each Agricultural Society in the County. -Sent to Ex- ecutive Committee. Sanders -Hanley: That H. T. Rowe be member of Exeter High School Boards -Sint to Education Commit- tee. Heyes -Ginn: That the Superinten- dent of Good Roads and Good Roads Commission be- instructed to regulate expenditures to keep the rate to 1% mills for 1926. Beattie -Kennedy: Appointing J. J. Moser to Children's Shelter Board. - Sent to Good Roads Commission. McQuaid -Hanna: That a grant of .8150 be made to Salvation Army Res- cue Home. -Sent to Executive Coin - =Mee. • " Beattie -Geiger: That a grant of $100 be made to National Institute for Blind. -Sent to Executive Com- mittee. Geiger -Kennedy: Granting $300 to Mrs. R. Patterson, hospital assistant enly in payment of confinement eas- es. -Sent to Executive Committee. Klopp-Baeker: That the Special Committee consider the matter of accident insurance. • OR motion of Messrs. Neeb and Hanna, .the council adjourned to on Thursday. (continued on page 3) 2 W. D. Sanders. • 2 'Special -j. F. Johnston, J. Henne- . 1 berg, J Hanna, 0. Ginn, J. J. Moser nance-Thos. Inglis, 0. Geiger, A, C. Baeker, A. E. Johnston, R. H. Shortreed. Education -J. W. McKibben, A. H. Neeb, R. Coultes, J. M. Dodds, R. Clark. Read and Bridge -0. Ginn, J. J. MeCutcheon, J. W. McKibben, Thos. Inglis, R. H. Shortreed. County Property -B. C. Munnings, T. 3„. Sullivan,G. B. Hanley, ThomasMDnald, nald, Gorge Hubbard. arden's--J. W. Beattie, J. J. Mc- Cutcheon, H. Weston, F. J. McQuaid, 3. L. McEwen. House of Refuge -C. G. Middleton, J. J. Hayes, , J. W. Beattie, E. F. Klopp. Good Roads Commission -F. J. Mc- Quaid, A. H. Neeb, J. L. McEwen. County Engineer Patterson present- ed his report and on motion of Messrs. McQuaid and Sanders, the report was accepted and ordered printed in the minutes. .Public School Inspector J. Elgin Tom then presented his report which was accepted on motion of Messm. McQuaid and Sanders and ordered printed in the' minutes. County Treasurer Lane gave a verbal report of the standing of the county financially at -the present date. Mr. M. Armstrong being present was asked by the Warden to speak to the Council. Mr. Armstrong spoke briefly, expressing his pleasure at meeting so many of the old members of the council and hoped the council would have a prosperous year. Mr. S. B. Stothers, Agricultural Re- presentative, was present and ad- dressed the Council, particularly with reference to fruit culture and spray= ing. The following -motions were pre- sented: MeKibbon-Klopp: Appointing B. C. Munnings to Goderich Hospital Board. -Carried. McKibbon-Inglis: Recommending the Good Roads Commission to widen the culvert over the Prairie road, north of Wingham.-Sent to Good Roads Commission. These are mill ends from celebrated mills in Ireland. h They average two to two and a half yards long and about two yards wide. These are beautiful first quality goods, bought at a big reduction and passed on to you at ridic- xlously low prices. Those who got some of the last ship- ment want more. left to the Striking Co deal with and get all info fere taking action. The a carnied,* cQuaid-Munnings: Striking Committee be M dleton, Neeb, McKibben and Anseasded by Henneberg nedY, 'that tlur Strife* Cominittee be Messrs. Baeker, Hayes, Geiger, Mc- Donald and Beattie. The mdLon car- ried. McEwen -Geiger: That Reeve Klopp of Hay, and G. W.-Itobesan be ap- pointed on Criminal kastola for 1925. Middleton -Ginn: Thais G. B. Han- ley and G. W. Holman:Ise- appointed to Criminal Audit. 'Me. amendment carried. - - Beattie-Shortreed: That TolJapselis, J. L. MoEwen and -G. B. Ha'nley be Good Roads Commission for 1925. Amendment by Sanders and Hanley that the Good Roads Commission b McQuaid, Neeb and McEwen. Th amendment carried. Ginn -Hubbard: That A. W. Bea com be County Auditor for 1925. - Carried. Inglis -McEwen: That Alex. Mc Ewen be County Auditor for 1.025. - Carried. Middleton -Hubbard: That A:White side, of Hensall, be appointer Constalble of the County at a sista of $200 per annum. -Carried. McQuaid -Inglis: That the Virarde and Clerk be authorized to sign an submit to the Minister of Publ Works the petition of the count showing that during the period January 1st, 1924, to December 81s 1924, there has been expended up the County Highways Systent t sum of $178,213.16, and requestin the statutory grants on that amoun -Catried. Johnston-KlopP: That the Coun accept the invitation of Mr. and M Holman for Wednesday evening, Carried. On motion of Geiger and Kenne the Council adjourned to meet Wednesday morning. ---Carried. Wednesday. The following correspondenee w read and slasposed of, as follows: From Elizabeth Mains, asking grant to the Public Library at L desboro.-Sent to Executive Comm tee. Mr. N. W. Trewartha, M.P.P., present and was asked to address Council. Mr. Trewartha spoke in ference to the matter of one or judges in the county and the savi effected by a reduction of staff the Highway Department. He spoke of the great liroblem confr ing the Province regarding the s lus of teachers at present. Mr. H. Irwin, District Engin wait Raked to address the Counc Mr. Iterin spoke of the good w of 'reforestration of waste places. address was chiefly occupied with explanation of the law regar abolition ofttatute Labor. The ernnient is leaving the matter en ly in the hands of the local 11111 panties. No grants would be pal .1.844.50 minicipalitir not abolishing St" 5606.49 Labiel'. And Aliriaifttifig a superin 320.80 ent as provided. While no gr have been given on snow remove may. ba :given in the future, bu grant on the salary of the town superintendent will be paid this The regulation* regarding the pointing Road Superintendents toWnships, while formulated by Highwayst Departstient and a gui RuPerintenderitg, but he must be 'der the direction of the local ID panty. Replying to a question by Mi Ewen on special levies. Mr. 20 said he had not found any ant t the s. Mkt' attie. Ken- FlanneletteBlankets 12-4 Size $2.59 These are the big full double bed size. They are slight- ly damager, in most cases unnoticeable. They are white with pink and blue borders, good weight, soft, comfort- able and 'will give the limit"of wear. Special Price tek'''1,11: 15;71: r • o,*- • , • $259 e rY n d ic Y, of t, on he g t. cil rs. dy, on Els a on- it - was the re - two ng in also ont- urp- eer, 11. ork ITis an ding Gov- tire- nici- d to tote tend- -Sent to Education Committee. ants Beattie -Middleton: That a grant d, it of $1,000 be made to each hospital. t the --Sant to Executive Committee. ship McQuaid -Sanders: That T. G. year. Shillinglaw, of Tuckersmith, he ap- ap- pointed trustee of the Seaforth Col - In legiate Institute. -Sent to Education the Committee. de to Beattie -Dodds: That J. Mactavish nn- be appointed a trustee of Seaforth Johnston:Tnstitait. That t h e CeMileidgrleteto Me- Warded and Treasurer take up the /resin matter of interest on borrowed money ho•rity and ask a reduced rate. -Carried. therm McQuaid - Mcentcheen: That A grant of $1,500 be mode to Children's pre - on of Shelter, payable quarterly. -Sent to F.,xecutive Committee. e re- 4eiger-MeEvren: That the usual Executive...4. P. Klopp, J. J. grants be paid to IPifth Class schools. Hayes, C. Mnialnirs, It. ,Kennedy, -Sent to Executive Committee. a Teas hit .Advasoce McLean Brea, Pabilialser. ed white an interesting programme WSW given, idler which about seventy,. five were served with refreahmenta.- Miss Blanche Wheatley spent the we* end at her bon* here. - Mr. Rabe* Armstrong is -visiting friends in thio vicinity at present.. T Sunday School enjoyed a pleasing in- novotion on Sunday loot when the class • of girls taught by Mrs. Miller Adams took complete charge of this exercise*, and acquitted themselves in alle.a. 11- manner as to be a credit to theartsool. Solos were sung br Miss raft Armstrong and Miss Ivy 11-4 Size Special $225 1 The Early Arrivals of New Wash Goods for February Sewers are in stock and are being dis- played. Those who wish to do early sewing may see the new goods in our store. / ewart Bros. SPECIAL SERVICES AT EGMONDVILLB Simanoni.--Mr. and Mrs. Bert. An- drews, ot. Ponteix, Sask., spent a few: days this week with the former's sis- ter, Mrs' It B. Stephenson. - Mr. Robert Artnstrong, of Detroit, has been calling on old friends this week. We are glad to see the old faces a- gain.--4dias Blanche Wheatley, of New Hamburg, spent over Sunday under the parental roof. -Miss Mabel Livingstone, who went under an op- eration last week for appendicitis, is getting along nioely.-Miss Thelma Dale, who has been under the doe- tor's care, will soon be able , to be about *gales -The W. M. S. are hav- ing an entertainment on the evening of February 13th. A lunch will be served, all are welcome; just a col- lection asked for. -Miss Mary Moore, of Toronto, is visiting her brother and intends to remain for some time. -The MieKillop Telephone*Mt= held their annual meeting Ins ibill'oreaters' Hall on Friday Islet, for the tranasction of business and election of offieers fax the coming year. The old offieers were reinstat- ed. -Mrs. Benjamin Riley Is visiting her daughter at Blenheim, who is at; present under the doctor's care. The special series of Evangelistic meetings in- the Egmondville Church have been corstinued with increasing interest and very large congrega- tions. In spite of conditions of roads and weather that ordinarily might have daunted any but stout hearts, even the rural part of the congrega- tion have responded "en masse." Mr. Robinson has captured the sympathy and affections of the entire community by his splendid gospel appeals. Not in the slightest degree does he affect the bizarre and unus- ual methods, which, in so many cases, bring Evangelism into disfavor and sometimes even disrepute. He takes the most familiar and best -loved por- tiorss 'of the Word of God, and in his own inimitably original, yet thorough- ly Evangelical way, he makes them live again for his hearers, while his keen sense of humor and fund of splendid stories adds just the needed touch. Added to Mr. Robinson's poises. as a gospel preacher is his outstanding ability as a musical conductor. Both choir and congregation have caught the contagion of his enthusiasm and are singing with a vim and expres- sion that almost surprises themselves. The enjoyment of the music A in- creased by.Miss Grunert's sympathetic accompaniments and her hymn im- provisations and solos have been greatly appreciated. Mr. Koffend, the third member of the team, has also greatly delighted the large con- gregations by his solos, and his Wed- nesday and Sunday object talks to the boys and girls have given him a rare place in their regard. One of the special features has been the picture nights. It is the general consensus of opinion that the views are the finest that have ever been seen in this locality. The te- productions of the great masters, the scenic slides from different countries of the East, especially from Syria, ..$ 416.89 $ 1109.67 MANLEY Netes.-The many friends of Mrs.. August Buermann, Sr., are pleased tts learn that she is conraleecing rapid- ly under the doctor's and nurse's care. at the Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,--- Mr. Pat McLaughlin and his daugh.. ter, Maggie, attended the McNamara; funeral at Stratford last Mondays -- Some of our young people attendedi the Old Time Dance Cardno's Hall, Seaforth, which was given by the Red Craw Society for the benefit .of the Blind, ...sad report a good time. in a good eagle. oss TUCKERSMITH West End Notes. -Some of the - farmers here are busy putting in a supply of ice. -The wind storm of last October did a lot of damage. -to the orchards and also the bushes, and those who suffered from the loss are busy getting the trees cut into lire - wood. -Mt. Sam Whitmore is busy moving to the Webster farm this week. -Mr. Fletcher Townsend, -of Clinton, is moving back to his farm. here, which has been occupied by Mr. Sam Whitmore for a number of years. School Report. -The following is the school report for School Section. No, 7, Tuckersmith, for the m.onth of January. The names are in order/of merit. Those marked with an aster- isk missed one or more days: V. - Margaret Forrest. Sr. IV -*Pear- son Charters. Jr. IV -Isabel For- rest, *Mona McGregor, *Edward Boyes. Sr. III -Margaret Broadfoot, *Airthur Thompso-n, *Helen Thomp- sof_. Jr. III -Beth Forrest, Lloyd McGee. II. -*James McGregor, *Al- ister Broadfoot, Bill Forrest, James Black. Jr. II --Mary Forrest, Elinor Broadfoot, Marion Thompson. Pr. - *Harold Nicholson. Helen Thompson had the highest marks in daily Spell- ing. The Enthusiastics won the motto for best behaviour from the Willing Workers by one point. - M. McNaughton, Teacher. . McKibbon-Coultes: Appointing R. I Vanstone to Wingham High School ! Palestine and Egypt, and the illus - to Education Commit- trated hymn slides are all alike, re- Board.-Sentmarkable for clearness and depth and Klopp-Sullivan: Granting $20 to . beauty. On Wednesday night Mr. tee. each Public Library in the County.- the Koffend used the lantern to illustrate Munnings-Hubbard: Granting $20 nection with Evangel Hall, Toronto, School Report -The following is the kind of work being done in con - flowers about Court House. -Sent the report of School Section No. 8, Sent to Executive Committee. to Executive Committee.Tuckersmith, for .January: Sr. IV - fora gospel mission initiated by Mr. Rob- Munnings-Moser: That C. M. Rob- sub- Frank Kling, 59. Jr. IV -Mildred inson, and of which Mr. Koffend's ertson he appointed to Goderich Col, sequent meetings up till the close on W lsh 83. Edith Wolsh, 75; Will Mc - Parents are in charge. All the Sunday evening, February 8th, will , Middleton -McQuaid: That G. W. I ing to a tour of Rev. S. D. Gordon, . 71; Margaret Strong, 66; Raymond legiate Board. -Sent to Education be in charge of Mr. Robinson. dw- Holman A. H. Neeb and E. F. Klopp i which almost necessitates Mr. Robin- Nott, 63; Frank Case, 62; Glenn Hays Committee. be appointed a committee re the Road son's61. .Jr. M -Bob McDonald, 76; Chas. and Bridge Committee and report at maining nights and the Sunday ser- Ferguson,Dupee, 69; Irene Strong, 51; Will presence, the mission is being the June meeting:a-Carried. Qhinen, 75 Morris Wolsh, 74; Mar - 48. Jr. II (A) -Rebecca ! shortened by three days. The re-tutes he the same as last year, $2,500. Hick Dony, 66; Margaret Finnigan, features, as well as the fervent -Sent to Executive Committee. Robinson in the very forefront of 6. 2; George Kruse, 61. Jr. II (B) -- to high schools and Collegiate Insti- pel appeals, which have placed Mr. Middleton-flubbard.-That W. Bry- Tessie Smith, 80; Margaret Smith,76; done be appointed a member of the Vivian Townsend, 71; Bill Dony, 67; Canadian Evangelists. In addition Collegiate Board at Clinton. -Sent to Palmer Coombs, 52. Sr. Primer - to the regular Sunday services at 11 Education Committee. Hubbard -Clark: That the Agricul- tural Societies of Huron be given a grant of $100 each. -Sent to Execu- tive Committee. Clark -Inglis: That Londesboro Library be put on list for grant. - Sent to Executive Committee. MeCutcheon-McDonald: That e has so kindly loaned his new Sher - be an Entrance Examination centre. lock -Manning piano for the term. Miss Grunert's work on the piano has de- lighted all who have heard, andshe was very greatly pleased with the depth and purity of tone, unusual in a !instill 'Piano. Mr. Hamilton, who comes to finish out the meetings, is also a pianist of large experience and one who will maintain the high stan- dard already reached. A very hearty invitation is extend- ed to all who can he present at the forth coming meetings -a special in- vitation to those who have not yet been able to attend. Dohaldt, 71. Sr. III -John McKenzie, -7- Mary Kling 73; Roy McGonigle, • Middleton -Kennedy: That grants garet Case, 70; Harold Finnigan, 67; vices -will all be replete with special - am. and 7.30 pmthere will be aimary Case, F:thel Shinen. Jr. Pr. - special service on Sunday at 3 p.m I Grace Finnigan, Hilda Wolsh, Jenet At this service Mr. Robinson will give To send, Harold Chesney, Cleve his famous dramatic presentation of Coombs, .Tames Sherwood, Dorothy H "Old Ken," a thrilling story of West- udson.-Margaret Lansing, Teacher. The thanks of the congregation and School Report. -The follo-vying is ern mining life. the report of School Section No. 9, of all who have attended the meet- Tuckersmith, for the month of .Tanu- ings are due to Mr. W. J. Walker, who Rry. The names are in order of g, •merit. Those marked with an aster- isk were absent one or more days during the month: Sr. Fourth - Thelma Elgie, 74%. Jr. Fourth - Arthur Finlayson, 84%; Alex Ches- ney. 80; Jean McLachlan, 74; Robert Upshall, 73. Sr. Third - Wilmer Broadfoot, 7J'% Jr. Third - 'Hazel McLaehlan, 69%; Dorothy Elgie, 54; *Hilda Kennedy and Helen Broadfoot (equal), 49. Second Class - Alex. Irvine, 92%; Helen tTpehall, 89; Mar- garet 13roadfoOt, 85; Margaret Ray, 83; Margaret Trvine, 81; Marjory Ray 68. First Claes-Mac. Chesney, Roy Ilodgert *Isabel Alexande4 Billy Dalrymple. Primer --Russel Hodgert, Lorne Rev. *.Toltst Alexander, *Irene McKey. The best Spellers for the month are: Sr. Foarth-Thelma gte jr. Fourtts--jeati McLachlan; /r. and Sr. 14hird--Itatel bfictachlam; 1st C18149-411Apl Alexander. Number ort - 24: seterege attendance, 6..Ross, Tenelker. $22858.26 910889.96 20% due from ccouty-$4171.415. Total chargeable to Buran Co. --$6.149.$4. Application of the Children's Shel- ter for a maintenance grant of $2,- 500. -Sent to Executive Committee. The report of Gaoler Reynolds for the Year 1924 was as -Mews; During the year 12 prisoners were cornmitteed to the Gaol for the fel- leering offences: 0. T. A. Vagrants Theft Insane Fraud Common meat:ft 'Breaking and entering Indecent assault 15 for the same or for prohibithas 12 The Striking Committee then 6 Rented their report, and orsanoti 5 Meagre. Sanders and Geiger th port was adopted, as follrrive: ss.LSW'siS(' CONSTANCE Notes. -The members of the Ladies' Aid Society spent st, very enjoyable afternoon on Thursday Wit, when they entertained the ladies of Burns' church. Mrs. Ernest Adams presid-