The Blyth Standard, 1903-05-28, Page 1Meier
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BLYTJL ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 28, t903. No. 42.
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enthusiastic ,Oranoeman and took part
in mere than Pun Orange riot, lie Was
twice merrier!, Host about 53 year* ago.
Hy his first wife lie had 1 t children, of
whom nine survive. They are Donald
and Joseph resident here and Jake who
hes been iti the Yukon for the putt five
rear*i Mrs, George and Mr a. ,101)11
liuox,of Gaynor, Michigan; Mrs. Rob-
ert Moore, of Moose Jaw: Mrs, Robert
Aikens, of Balder; Mrs. Thomas Hug -
mini 1 and Mrs, Andrew Turnbull, of
Itathwell, end Mrs. W., J. t'ergasol, of
(i lotboro'. Mrs, 'I'tnnbnll, Mrs. Hug-
gard and Mre, Aikins aero rhe only
/nee besides those resident here who
were able to be present at the funeral,
wEBTFIILD.
elm -mug, 21th passed off Very
ttnietly here. The *11th(*! ire Greens
townil that oat usually Kehl here ou
I he 1101 will be hold later ou. The date
tired ni the present time is .1nly lat.,.,
Ileo. Wm. Haugh, a former pastor, will
ff reach here ou June 7th at 2.30 p.m„
Rev. T.. B.Couplsud being absent at con-
ferep¢e.; ,.Mr, and illrs, w'. k'. Camp-
bell .,. istit Sundey with Hallett friends.
Mctulloelt, at'., who spent the
past week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Buchanan, has returned to her
home in Sunshine.... Mr, 11. 1. Morrish
at the teachers' eouvrntioo at Ex-
eter last Friday. Miss f,snro Rryilges
also attended aha eonvoution Mrs,
,Archie Tanney, 01 Blyth, is at present
visiting yelstfvet .ere Miss Ale'f'av-
ish, of Wiugluun, and Mr. 1lore.e Sow-
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hu•, of t(loJt rich coli/ F;iate Itistiltlte, are
visitors et the hqute of Mr, sad Mrs.
George Sowtar...,'fhe youngest daugb•
ter of Aar, ,iatyes 'fumes is seriously
ill front the efeets of swallowing a one -
cant lace Inst week ,,..Mt,. Witt. Me -
Lai ty is laid Nap with a sore foot a' pres-
ent.... Mr. 1 ergusolt is engaged with
Mr. 1N,4sley r'aeeuw 11r. Win. Her-
riton, of Lmikuow, is a yisitor in our
burg, hrltig a great of bis dau4hter,
Mrs, Wet. Cenµlbell,
1t :1V. A. Mt'LEAN, 1).1).
We present to ntu' 3:ceders UM: ,Neck a rcW-odtia,ien of one of the latest
photographs of Bev. A. McLean, who recently received the honorary
slegree of Docuor of Divinity et the annual convocation 14' Queen's ?paver -
pity, Kingston. The degree was conferred by the chancellor, Sir Swndlord
Fleming.
Rev, A. Mcl,enn gradnated frnni Knox college, Toronto, 37 vt•ars ago.
$liorefy after tits graduation he was called tit Barrie and also to Rlyt.b and
,)eigrnve, Ile accepted tate letter can and was ordained and iudueted on
November 6th, 18811, and has alwaye remained with his first love. Shortly
after his induction he wits appointed clerk of the Presbytery of Huron and
atilt holds the office. in 1877 Blyth becvtue self-sustaining and wits senor.
Med from Belgrave, Mr. Mclean remaining (is minister of the former. He
was elected moderator of the Idyttod of Iluutjittyt tit London In 1890. lie
hes bten very successful in dealing with tie young, and daring his long
ministry has been a lino example of a faithtul and, in the best aunse, of a
suacetiaful minister,
AUBURN.
LAWN Semis—'1'o celebrate the first -
anniversary of Rev. .1. L. Small's itt-
¬ion, the Ladies' Aid of Knox
church, Auburn, will hold a lawn social
on the manse grounds un Wednesday
evening, June tlyd, Supper will be ser-
ved and other refreshments will be on
rayls. A good megrim' is being pre-
tp,red. Admission: Adults, 15 cent.;
phrldren, 10 cents,
fottA1.N—ltoy.'1'.14. Coupland and
r, John Knox attended the Methodist
Iliatriot meeting in Clinton lest week.
.,Mars. Jelin Knorr is visiting her sou,
Albert, at druee(ield itnv. M. J.
• W11eop end Mr, H. Snyder, of Nile,
stalled in t'he village last week..,. Mr.
'S, Uowed and Mims della islet oneld, of
'Loudon 1a1;ent Victoria day Eher'e..,. Mr,
'Frank R'.tlunIo is home frotpg Varsity
enjbvinttltievacation '..,.Mr J(btu Mote
lied his (anvil, together again 011 Sun•
"(lay—David .Aron from
'Dungannon 'anti' Martha front ,Olinton.
M'e. and idle. T. ($,ark, of Dungan-
non, visited the Iettte5'w {parents on Sen -
day i..,,Me. 0, F. Yourigbint, of lien -
'eel', gsv'e our village a call on Victora,
day...'. Mr. 0. Wenzel all 1 M'r, ,1. L.
Eldr, old residents of Auburn, vieitell
friends here Sunday and Mbudmy....
-Rumor says we, are to 11x11'0 another
electric plant. •
MORRI$.
Mirages.—Miss •Ferh Ryan, of Cleve-
land, le visiting at the house of the
•.hexes Maciuniet....Mc, Jnlnes Gibetou
went to London on Prides. morning.
He will undergo au'operation for nn
'internal trouble in one of the hospitals
in that city.
' DEATII 05 Joto BARKER. 'fhe Glen -
bolo' (Manitobtl) Gazette gives the fol-
lowing particulars of the death of et for -
frier Morrisite:—The death occupied
last Sunday evening, after a brie( ill-
ness, of Mr. John Barker, one of the.
'pioneers of this district mud one of its
beet kttowu farmers. Ile ,vas as well
sa usual the Mo•day previons find
•st&yed out till rather bite in the evening
superintending the sinking t ( a vaelt.
On coming in the house he experienced
A chill end could not get warmed up.
The cold thus contracted settled in his
kidneys and from that time un until he
'died he suffered iutem:ely, though all
that tender nursing and medical skill
could do was done for bile. lie pestleed
away on Sunday evening et six o'clock.
The funeral took place on Tuesday to
the (Bellcore cemetery, there being a
Marge attett'lenee. The burial rites of
the Methodist church were performed
by the Iter'. It. 1'. Spence, after whirls
the beautiful and impressive burial ser-
vice of the Overige order watt gone
through by the Cypress Orange lotlte.
The all -bearers were Messrs. W. Robb,
1). Mowat and W. Coombe, of Cypress
River, and Messrs. Jonas Christie, 1V.
If, Elty and Wm. Yeo, of Ulenhoro'.
The deceased was born iti Monaghan
county, Ireland, about 84 years ago,
At Lit years of age he emigrated to
Canada and steembonted for several
years around Kingston. He thea moved
tip near Toronto ami cleared a farm in
Om* township. In 156 he moved to
Morris township, Huron county, where
he cleared another farm, and where lie
remained until he immigrated to this
county about 12 bears ago. He ares an
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BANK OF HAMILTON
Capital, all paid tile, $2,000,ono. Reserve, $1,600,000.
'Total Assets, over $20,000,000.
JAN IS TURNBULL, GENERAL (MANAGER.
BLYTll AGENCY.
Notes Discounted anti Collected. Drafts issued,
General Ranking Business Transacted.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Sums of $1 and upwards received and interest allowed
compounded half yearly.
T, W. SCOTT, AGENT.
BELGRAVE.
\VAtpa —Victoria day passed off very
quietly, there being no celebration here.
Quite a number took adveutege of the
holidey and visited friends here, among
the needier were 1,L•. and Mrs. 1. Per-
t•in, of Clinton, former residents of this
place, and Mrs. MrQ etdg, of Orange-
ville, mister of Mr. 1WWVnt. Wray. 1i1r.
Allan Wheeler, of Wingham, and 131r.
Roy Wheeler, of Blytie, also visited
their 'Armes during the iholidays....
Mr. and Mrs. llnmel gedl4es visited
friends in Luckeiew and took Its thecate-
la•atiou there on Monday Mr. Writ.
Irewreµce, alio has apeytt the Imo. few
years itt Buffalo, has returno4 horse le
very poor lletlt It, the effect of a severe
rolai taken huff. fall and which has set-
tled ou his lungs. His many alt friends,
for ire was et general favorite, !tope he
may soon be restored to his former
heaitll.... M e, David Ferrier has hetet
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failitik hearth for sometime and is
now very P1. Shell hopes are enter -
tailed of her r'ee,overy....Miss }fella
Sproat lett here fact Saturday for Da-,
kens, where she jutetide to spend the
slimmer visiting with frieteds. Her
rnany friends here wieh Iter a safe jour-
ney and a pleasant visit ....The grano-
lithie platform snit walk in from of the
Foresters' hall are completed and are a
credit to the men who laid thein....
Mr. John Armstrong again wears a
happy smile—tabic time its a colt,
Amateurs' Supplies on Miall!.
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NILE.
OonVA11 STONE: 1.5111((x.--'1'be corner
stone laying of the new Methodist
church et Nile will be held on .tune Nth
at 2.ii0 p.tu. Rev. Dr, Daniel, chair-
man of the Goderieh district, will be iu
charge of ceremonies,, Stones will be
bald in behalf of the cnugregatiou, trus-
tee board, Sabbath school and Epworth
lelgtte by Mr. W. C. Myers, of Sagi-
tlaw, Michigan, formerly of Uliptoh, a
y000p man of rising abilit.v at d deep
devotion 10 the church and Mese is
mortice; Mr. Will. Dullerty, of tate first
of Messrs. 11'. Doherty A Co„ orgau
manufacturers, Cliettct, a at andard bear-
er in Methodism, with loving thought,
word and deed for the Master's service,
especially esteemed in Wesley (hurch,
Clinton; Mr, Charles Giron, of Nile,
whose loyal heart and generous nand
have had much to /10 with the el ectiOlt
of the new ch't ch, and Mr. John Joynt,
of Lucknow, 0 011111 known widely itt
business circles and an honored teams
in Mehodisul. A special feature of the
program will be the music by tlie fanlous
1)(Moldy quartette, the Auburn band,
9ltsara. '!'snit*! !Eros„ of Carlow, the
i tt orchestra. dres s
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Nile choir midAddresses by
the layers of the stones and Rev, A.
0, Berrie, of leteknow; Rev. S. M,
1C'lutley, KA., of St. 111/015, and lieu.
Ur. Daniel, of Goderich. Short addres-
ses by Messrs, R. Holmes, M.P., 4 _
pj):j�ern, M. 0. Cameo'', M,P,P., and
slemes stitched. Supper served front
fqur 10 six p.m. at 25 cents, lee create
and 1ahtlouade at, Wands. Snrrouirding
ministers invited to a piece on the plat-
form. •
MULLETT.
11's.uh;tst. 13ra.l.s.—A very pretty but
quiet weddiug took phao at the rest -
(1011,o3 d Mr. ,!antes Webster, lot 37,
con. t), linllett, eu 1Veduesduy last,
when 1116 sister, Aliso Jennie Webster,
became united iti matrimony to 91r.
Martin lilcMemel, of Morris township,
The nuptial knot was tied by Rey. J. L.
small, B.A., of Auburn, The bride Watt
brunt If attired itt white organdie.
About m guests sat down to a sump -
THE CREAT CASH STORE
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New Millinery
May is always a vary busy month in the 'Mill-
inery department dud never hire have we had
better value than at the present time. The Trim-
med Millinery that we are turning out is simply
marvellous. See our special May prices.
MORE NEW BLOUSES
t,t hand. `Se;,: ihrm while we have your size, Al';)
Ladies' 1Vcw' `skirts in linea and duck, the latest
styles. Some special har rigs in I.atlics' \1`hin:w(';tr
MORE NEW HATS.
gust received in felt ;and straw for men and boys.
Wo con handle any gyantlty of Eggs In exchange
fop goods. Bring them In and get good,
big pvl46 fie( then.
Solite excellent values in the —
Boot and Shoe Department
SPC tin: snaps we have' in Prints this week,
D. M. Mc8EATH PRETOBLOCKR'A h'
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r L"rEr! . 5; `f !i: f `f "t?rr! -!F4'`G 41 -4 rif `4,
Mous dinner, The presents Acre num-
erous and useful, showing thea: totau in
which the bride was held. Alr. and
Aire. Richmond left, Londosboro on the
4.1.0 trait to spend their honeymoon in
London.
A Most :tt Govt*.—Another old en(
highly esteemed pioneer of this town-
ship passed aortas ahOnt One o'010ck On
Monday morning, in the person of Mr.
Matthew' Hasselwood. The third stroke
of pernly'sis was the cause of death.
WAN 1) Yorkshire, Deceased wa ohm in i'ohksut6, Eng-
land, nearly Pt years ago and came to
Canada in 19:,t, first settling in CIhin-
guaeousy township, Peel comity, where
he remained one year, then ehnving to
Hallett, where he resided until the day
of his death. His wife, whore he 1111i •
rigid in.the ofd country, survives Liar
with et family of Live sons and six
daughter.:. 'fife children are George
Matthew, Jellies and John, of Hater
Thonuts, of LLoudesher°; Nits. Maps
Craig, of Mortis; Mrs. Stroll hone, of
Carlow; 0c'. Anna Meld, of 't- tv-
bridge; Mrs.l:lizebetb liow;it, of Hol-
bert; Mrs. )!edit! Callison, of Ilullolt,
and Nletiida at home. N(r, Hassolw'ood
was a member of the ("Imo It of litielatut
and a Liborsl in 'Allies. Ile always
majored pend health moil he reedy :11
the first sit nko of tiaralysis a few ,feat's
ago, The funeral to.'li (,!ace yesterday
afternoon frnni his late residence n)
Burns' church noNotery and was largely
attotoled.
rr;ely-
attontittd, 'rhe funeral sanire et the
house and grave %yes colul u•red by ke, ,
J. A, Hamilton. M.A., pastor of Lou-
deshoro Preellyitrien church, 'I'o (lo,
bereaved widow and children isextonded
lie large shut.) of :il'lllpetlly.
EXETER,
1Vt:out�p; Rta.l,x.—A tory pretty atol
e
bashioe tI o
I I, w &ding tusk phuler+u IVu,I-
ne..,lat of last wcl'k at three o'clock in
St. Panl'schurrlt,Liitjsay,when fettle,
only daughter of Mrs. Wm. Russell,
was auntie& to Her. It. J. Al. Perkins,
NLA., rector of '11-isilt Memorial
c110, 3, Exeter, The venom/eV tv,'
'rfurnted by lies. Rural D101 !dm,
The I,r ido, who was given away'. , _
1. R. lilt.tw ll, of 'Perot, u wit, ..
µwe t1 tthil silk voile eve]
taffeta, NI iss i, rtl a Ie Browne, 1.
sx y, and Mice Mande Alan
'Peron,.), acted as bridesunttd
croon pylar asaistud by Rep..1. 1', _
Eyck, of Hamilton. Sir. 111111 Mn;.
I: tis left for l-'hicagn mud other l
in 1 h west,
- The will of the late Mr. 11. S'•
11'uud, of laud+m, ,1nspnsete of en
of wast& pl. The pro ,erl5•
rhitdreu and grrtudcllillren.