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SPECIAL POTATO MEETING During the Short Course at Ml Albert the cast winter special at tention was directed towards the Potato Industry in the ML Albert District A special Potato Com mittee composed of Chairman Mr Merlon Toole and Olham Harper and Har rison was formed and held the with RJ Agricultural Stewart Assis plans were drawn up and it decided to hold special meet which took place on Thursday April Mr J Tucker of the Dominion of Agriculture addressed the meet stresses Plots and Certification Tucker covered his speech wall and gave out a good bit valuable information the Dominion of Canada have exported year slightly bushels or certified potatoes amounting to- a million and a quarter dollars Mr J of Alliston who is probably one of largest growers of Certified Have his cage 5fr grew ofCertified last turning down orders sing to fill lib The meeting was well attended seed tins the Ml Albeit district a potato mat will be unexcelled anywhere in the Dominion Mr Rogers discussed the growing of larger yields and ad vised the farmers to be cautious in the sowing of commercial fer- ad- such as with farmyard manure but ap plication of pounds of will give the best r There passed away at his tome the Con of E on Saturday April one of North Yorks most highly esteemed and most highly respected farmers in person of Richard Boyd in his year The late Richard Boyd born on June loth County of and ce York County in 1863 where he ha resided until his death His par enls came from Ireland and wen of county The deceased first located in Holland Landing whore he Mary Elizabeth Keys 1867 after locating in the hotel at wife and in BrammT They lived at Sharon and later located Sunny Hill farm on the of where he lived battles of his party in North tip was also a councillor foi her of years and Reeve township for three consecutive lerms He was a man of wonderful being bfloved by all with whom be came his friends were lexi ill North H died in and since her Dp Ins lived with his youngest hoi farm He Is survived children follow Herbert Boyd Oh Boyd Frederick A A Stan Boyd and William 1 Boyd Holt Mr Walt Hurst be complimented or ion A station for gas and re freshments I hear it is to be wit a free parking station for tour and a Ladies time Walt half does anything let us know about it as it is claimed he can certainly figure a bit ahead Say Walt where do you gel- Oiese ideas What about another birthday party such as we had last year Must be near the lime you are a year older If it wasnt for having you gel old loo quickly some like you have two or three per year Everybody is talking about your layout for his year but wait un til they see the cars packed in Thai will tell he talc how we en joyed the party last year Ill be fooled If Beach dont Belhaven into a rain which will much the fall wheat and which in some fields look ell may yet show the effects The funeral look pi lay from Ills late resi lience was very largely attended Che funeral service at the home the was conducted by In- Rev Mr Partridge of The pall bearers were Fred Andrews Wilfred Fred Mills John Tate Marsh Rifely and was In Newmarket Cemetery The floral ere numerous and Beau- tying the very high liPlrJ in which he deceased frfrnds and relatives no at the funeral were Mr of Toronto a brother Mrs Long and son of Orillla J yd and wife of New 1 Miss MP on Monday i holidays with Mr Hoover and wife Mr Hoover and wife Miss Ver Draper motored to the city one da tost week Mra Freeman Thompson lias Laid up with but proving nicely now ail Mr til i oil Sunday ml cattle will I April of her uncle She walked lo ho left Sunday places on Monday no trace of her has since been She wan attired In a green winter coat fur collar attached dross and red hat Mrs Vern York and family ay Mrs the Mi Moon Walter Albert Smith and Wilfred of spent a Tew days las In the village or Mrs spent a few days wtl friends In the Mlsa Lewis id am to a njlng the holiday Miller and if laic putting some In which are Ml Itorothy Fouler having birr lonlfs Hospital friends Mr ana Mi 11 not be with this nun for i We arc heller having li ce that any wheat inter hi pretty good from Toronto win he contract of the large res at Roches Point brought ife and family out to the occupied last sum near the slulion for the Has which was much en They have now relumed offer of lb Newmarket Era for he year- is commendable 6 more worthwhile news local paper in the of Toronto who took the service and preached an client discourse from Some fell by Hie wayside was the Emerson tof This young man lias considerable experience in Missionary work and as this is his second visil ho conies welt received Little Richardson gave a solo church ton which was well rendered and consider tier youth is always enjoyed by those who hear her On Mothers Day it peeled the choir will be formed of he mothers of the appointment We hear from an attendant at that Dr Duncan who wild Rev Mctlee took the scr vice there on Easter morning reports to lie Presbytery In To in and the earnest In the church work that tin bo sustained and ymjiQlhy from the A very good meeting last woe it the home of the president o be Ladies Aid the result will be reported later i Guild of In may evening April a clock Lunch will be Real est alt in Ceo at and mnke up the estate of laviolelle farmer who died Jan 6 last in Gcorgina He the a lifeinlerest lo hi widow who is prohibited from mortgaging property On death Blanche remains unmarried the going to the sons Law- and Frank be latter having Golden Wedding Celebrated at Sutton West The home or Mr and Mrs Char les Francis Sutton West was Hie of a quiet family gather ing ton April the fourth the fiftieth anniversary of their wed ding was celebrated Owing to the impaired health of Mr Francis the anniversary look the form of a wedding breakfast only the im mediate family partaking The house and table were a veritable bower of in honor of Hie occasion The bride of fifty years ago at tired in her wedding gown of or chid taffeta with trimmings of cream silk lace presided at the breakfast table During- the of the the bride by all Miss Ellen Mr and Mrs A Francis assisted- the bride in receiving the many friends who called during the day Both the bride and groom recall ed that day when the wedding cere mony was performed at the home of the parents Mr and Mrs William Dean of Virginia Canon Ritchie their marriage Mr and Mrs Francis re sided on a farm north of Canning- ton Ont until they moved to Sut ton West some seventeen years ago Mr Francis who a staunch Conservative spent hi boyhood days with his parents at Derryvllle whore he became associated with the Anglican Church which both he and Mis Francis have been faithful members In honor of the occasion the fam ily wore present from Toronto Ellen who Is employed In the Parliament Buildings and Mr and Mrs A Francis the former holding the position of Health In spector The bride were the recipients of many messages congratulations and of gold of 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