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it ts fiftysixth year no 38 acion ontario ihurskay march 10 i hi i iklt home print pages five cents various items of local interest hamilton team defeateft by 43 in very fast and clean game sixty minutes of speed characterized the play in the game friday nitfhfvway the thirteenth is no jinx for the acton boys who burned in a wonderful game possibly last game of the season- ft lbs faatewt and moat clever hockey exhibition of the year locally waft the one between the hamilton team playing un4er the oral ton colors of hamilton and tho local intermedia tea at the arena laak friday evening rho fans who mfased that game wore urely unlucky on friday tho thirteenth from tho flrat period until tlio imo was won in the last mlnuto or two of ploy it was dingdong bottle and paraded wimu of the nicest hockey in thu yt or the flrat period was fust for an opener aoton wore tho agrosxors in thu first of play but the struggle woaved back and forth from one soul to another it wan a veal opener ono instant hamilton would provide the thrill and then acton would stage their play there was a veritable mountain around thu hamilton goal on one occasion but the scramble dldntmrcsult in a score i he tlrst tally wu secured by hamilton it wan a nice twoman cumblnatlon play that pull d lawaan out of tho goal aild was scored from the corner uch teuhi drew 0110 pejudty the second period opened with thu same speed as the first 01111 closed in the flrat two minutes of play joe kcntnor and salmon combined and joo registered to tie the score if or action when thj centre man gave him a nlro los3 bulmon had picked up tho puck about centru ice for the play hamilton hud other narrow eaoapes but uiey kpt thu acton muit all cove red when around thulr goal und prevented scoring but hamilton put hi some thrillers too against acton i hoy got a goal but it was scored on an off- aldo and another one looke d like a sure counter until lawim cnino out and checked his man and got the puck awuy acton took the load when salmon went on a lode xp tilt ton and let drive a hob one that went right through a holt in the net and hit tho boardi with terrlfl speed walters hud shot a pluity hut none of them bulged tho twine tint wore no penal tltti and acton wiu in th lead at tho perio 11 1 nd with 11 j 1 neon rhe final period was jt eunu7 rttutft juit as much good hockey p ickoel into it as the other period 1 both team 1 wer out to win and each hiul some oppo i tlon rho hamilton boys uro fa t 011 tin ir runners but ac ton boyii could glltli along with thorn oretr imd joe ki ntn r ml ed on what looked like a sure one wiu n thry both ut nt through hamilton e vt n- id tho trore 011 another shot from th comer it lookt d in y to itop but its appearoncoa wen apparently deceiving hamilton wi nt into the hud again on 1 nlco two man combination play thnt went right throw h and dldu t give i 11 u on 1 chance to rave the boyn from ii imllton itldn t hold tin loud very long jo kcntnor shot u hot one that lw 4t th hamilton go die 1 h 1 lumllton boy i disputed tho count but tho goal reft n was sure of hln ground hamilton nik ed another opportunity when they were right throutrh ulth only law on to beat but dldnt rcglsttr rhu game wm to thu init minute of ploy on a tit and tin n joe wood shot from tho it ft bo irdi ii wasnt a hard one to handle but flipped in off the goalies pid to make tho count 4j for aoton and the third period wn also without pi unities many were anxlou to know how acton would sum up agalnit tho hamilton team and evory fan was well suttuflcd with the performance it was one of tho illicit and fastest games e f thu season and if t ha the struggle for o ii a honors back of tlwouldhavtr-boftiithi- premler game of the season dr buch anan referced tho game and handled it wen the line up was hamilton ooal mayes defence brooks landsborough centre oonnlck right wing bllllnghim left wing ar bour subs qulnnlo wayne oathcroli hayton and stewart acton ooal lawson defence oil bona and gnwr centre salmon right whig walters left wing j kemtnur subs o kentnnr arbic and woods cnelph hydro imlolt figures received by olty ireasurrr stephens of ouelph from the hydro- eloatrio power commlislon show that the operating deficit on tho hydro- operated out iph otrret hallway for 1030 was tu 02 fl jj approximately 5 000 morn than the provlous yoar muum lawn uowllnjr oftlecrs i- ire ted oitlcers for hul wire named at tho annual me ting of the milton tuwn bowling club held xuelay wrrti m follows honorary in nldt nt a i mac nabb lrcj idtnt i 1 ttoblnwm vlco- prv ld nt w a chi ih lm been tary u g rurn r inauier h m cemt ntu llurgbuv itaiuutek bur ii njr tmi moiw 1oht o at lurllniton xlcah aro net king oluci of burglar t who broko into the homo of mr and ma o w cook while tho latter were awuy on a trip and corn- pit tely nuituukt d the houio f ram top to bottom fvory drawer in tho home was opened and mhltcihki hut until thu occnpantii return it will not be known hat was ntolt 11 subway work at hrraluu motorists who liavu occiutlori to u tho ouolph kitchener highway remark d upon the rapid prorci of the work or constructing the approochis to the new brldgo ovtr tin grand river at brmuu aiil ulj tin building of thu road through the nearby field ui well tho tuinu liing undt r the c n n tracks the ve tt rn approach to the ni w bridge i w 11 on tht way to com pletlon nil fur iu tht b l 1 woik li eon rcnied i hi work of dlitulng tin inbauy news of aeton and the district v v y f o meeung u f v f o club will hold thfiff regular mooting in tho farish hall on friday evening march 27 tl f w o and ufo clubs welcome anniversary servletrt at hlllsbur ilev mr hennlo pmuehed annlveniary m rtnoiih hi the ireitbylrlan ohurcli at hulsburg on tlunday i ho pulpit of knox church was ivccupli d by mr j molcay a studi nt from knox collcgi toronto tin punuc utieities commtssron iranufeni f 1 000 to uu iimeml lund arrount am approved ut mertinc lat week at the meeting of tho fublfc utilities commljjdon hi id on thursday after noon of last wt t k commliuloner king tuid iteuvn mtuion w re present and chairman kerr presided j lit tken tyry wiui lin trueted to pay thu following accounts hydro accounts ontario hydro kloctrlr power mr trank arnold uvprvlllr n uimi tunmluy mr h i arnold rtcilvid tin 1 id news of the dtath of his brotlu r mr 1 nuik arnold in glovrrsvlllo n y on lutwluy man b a und h u arnold uttriidi d tin flint ral which was in id in olnvi ni- vlllt on ihunduy urakn mothjlmia while iiluying at ull railway bildgi that ero u ii tho beurdmore tiling la it night ulgby orevu- uiu of mr and mr hoim rt craut fill from a guy wire and broko both arm 1 i ho young lad wtu swinging on u guy wire which hung about llvt or 1 lx ft t from the ground wlun ho looienid his hold and turned a iiomermuilt in tho air landing on both hands and briklng hii urmi i lie lad li suffering a good dt ul from thin urlou accldt nt ii jf clark of flnojrvtowii srrloutily lujurvd driving hli truck into tho iddo of a c v il freight train crosj lng no highway two milei west of brampton lait night ii j clark jt prominent cuttle dealer of georgetown wiu hurled to ono side with such force that ho is not fxpcctid to n cover hi 1 vllon wiu olkcuied by u light inowfall ihl truck containing a cow and a calf wai thrown into th ditch and badly wrocki d clark mitre red nniouu head and intt mul in jtirli 1 cominiliion nuppllns m f u of ontario mi muer- shlp fflui d a hi ndurtm lolt n jai uymon suppllet f mccutchiori epren canadian qi m nil clt etrlo co numillt 1 molfuli i td nupplli uahkamo ilntrli co voltnn it r and n imlr 1 ho u ju o hi am ltd tuppllii hi 1 u kearney corporation nupplli boll luuphbnt co m r vice 1 j1w 1 1 1 00 111 jl 10 j 1 it sl 4 4 entprrii jliitu irrflt waterworku an 011 new hydro dtpurtmtnt powi r mid ht atlug ut 1 pi lng hytho i3e pal tint nt lsbniiiry opt rations w it luhbrook mppllt 1 t0 91 i 17 4111 50 ujmin notion thu i rt a urrr wur author- lid to tran fer 41 000 from tho water works aceount to tin gem ral fund of tin corporation to apply on tlm debenture iu pubjie liability nmuranci pimilimi win dl ru l ed and will ihj di nit with furtht 1 ut a intt 1 nutting ucv c g jonr moderator of ouolph 1 rrmlyrry of thr imdfylrrun church iiurfami in all heiurt inenui of hiirch h artlvulu lut n 11 i hurrh s the school board transaelfi feteutlne tluvliuwi at the won hrudon held 1ist i vcnlng at the monthly meeting of the ochool board on wednesday 1 veiling incite- mrs wilson j mcdonald and w norto 1 were pnunt and mrs havill chair man pn titled the third report of the flinnci con mtttoe recommended payment of ih following accounts geo hx hendry co kiippllpi 10 oe acton public utilities commis sion light account 4 j3 norman c haytur co 16 50 red jacket coal as coke co 07ju h t mcdonald t5 60 dominion of canada general lu surance 5 00 4300 25 the secretary w instructed to write those who had not paid their arrears if school fees asking why no arrangements had been made for arrears of school fees well adviiueed and tli tunnel und 1 tin trick 1 ha b 11 compli li d a largt king of nun ii bu y 1 vi ry day und tin big job u moving ahe id at a mart pan school hook luind by milton hhh school tir lni pm eomplottd la t vcll a very fine yi ar bk tor the milton hilh schiol nimed the m ii 3 obi 11 k th book ua complett wlh many photrapht of th scholar and irloti 1 01 g mi itlon enrtoon anil 1 iiiuiniry of the yt ir activities in ehool work portr and all tlk chool acthitln it contain many wellwrlttin urtlcli by thi pupil 1 on uhjeeti of lntt rt t to iludt nts and th lr pirent tin ctntr mi 1 modi ru di sit n ixtnitid by tio or tht pupil of the chiul and viu in blui with tin 1 chool en t in 1 ild ihn t ifort or tin pupil we lib rallj t conded by tho uiivtrti lt the book will he one that utll be highly pilitf by the puplli now and in 1 itt r vein and is a ertdtt to their abilitle united church chair frnbrulnrd mr and mrn c h hirrl on wer ho t nnd hadt 1 1 to tho choir of tin united church and tlulr friend hrt saturday evening at what was termed a bnckwnrd party fntranct to the homo was by the back door nnd all the features woro reversed the upolllnj match wai carried on with proving iflillttyntnwlung bjicjlw a rplcn- dld social evening wan lu id and during thi fnnrumi mnry t it f un son the daughters of tho home con trlbuted a kolo jei us in my neighbor with violin obltgnto tho lunch was delightful one and ran truo to the rules of the party and was served with the dissert first and finished with a bount eous plate of beans mr and mrs harrison proved delightful hosts nnd tho choir expn tuwd tholr appreciation of the social evening in a hearty vote of thank- the morden1 ightfuet wddln at milton a very pretty wedding took place at the home of mr w h johnston whim sybil jolmion light foot his niece wiu marrlid to mr oeorgo hardy morden it in tviry dipurtment of the work win not d at a nutting of auelph pre bytery of the pre byterlau i church ht id in dt andn w church i qui iph in t utile arton ii y v v vuhb tn gqetown a rt port on t tlnifurliieeajxlojniai phn nworlcnntntimalrnroiffiurn timm y p u of tin atoigctnwnjpx nlnl dining the e u ion bowed that biptl t church 1 nit rt ilnt d tin 1 ti r tin numb 1 of tholnri in tin u ibbath otltty rrom at ton b ipti t church l00schui of the pn hyt rj hid inert 1 ed young p opli taking pint in u happy by in i nuking a tot tl f hi 0 ilnlur i ithtrlng mk barbara planlc at op m tin l ill communicant tn tin roll prt id jit w u in the chair und gue a- ilt d ct mb 1 tl 1010 were 11 an dlvotloiml pipt f on tit t whilt nm it al hit re 1 c of 101 during tin ytur nuiiibu wcte contributtil by ml miry glung l iw ird the mi inn iry budget uickti mi r mcciulind crlpp and during tlie je 11 win hlj hi 1 by ctlt in a contt t a lltiii and w th tot il b iiij n 1 0 whilt tin brnl by ginrretown uin wlnn n j hi w nun ml t mury sieltli 1 al 0 how r ds wire rcpoiud it hi id or the ui morkid ucit ulth 1 tot il or 0 170 rem in the nicmb r hip ciinii t i in lneit i e of 0i imr the pitviou ye ir i hi re wa an incn i e of 0117 in tin urn wcclwd for all purpo es lu lng tin jeir wliirh iiinoiinti to si h 1 itiv w o ihown or si it it ion w 1 nnuiiiattd by the pr bj u ry a modi r at r or tht nt l gent ral a 1 mhly und htv o 1 kidd of guitinotiut wis i 11 tint d a mod rutor of th si nod if 11 l loionto und king ton iliv c i join u a b d of cimpbtluill wiu cho t n n modirnlnr nt the auilph prt bit rj i uctiitlinj ut v atoile atkln on pie tor or st pmil church guelph 1 jn following wore eh cttd coinmii- initr to tht gem nil a t mhly mietlng in knox church lornnto in jiuu rev dr a 1 mucamivruy rt v g atkili- m ind mr c n pi k of guelph rei i w patter on of pre ton mr j brown of flora and mr a h mcconntck of ault htporui wtro preiientod iei follows sunduy school and young people r booloty itcv o a jones campljellvilli budget rt v wiattrm hall onlt atnirritctlev a a thompson 1 lorn jl rt tt iehnll mils james cuhrie at tho riimi age of eighty four yean after a brief illness mrs jamt a currl mother of archie c currlo of acton pfcorully posw d away at tho homo f her daughter jkuu m ie currl vrln- rllmil of bronttt fublle school at bronte on luosday march 17 mm currlo wis a native of rln pownshlp datigh tt r of u10 into john campbell three miiis and throe daughters tourvlvo john if or bu tfuln archie c of acton jamt 1 a of north bay margaret of bronte mrs george ottt nttode of portland oregon unit ijhium v of ivrnu one bhttbt r d w mnmlllnn of chi iu uhum and onu sister mri sarah currlt of llirto huh alhevtu alio survive jho funeral wil held till 1 aftt moon from the home of mrn gtori cli imnci bronte and intenut nt win miulu ut on nwtind ct mi ti ry c orge town i ho pa lng of this dt ur old mother will bo ki only felt by icll uu family i he loving are and jtollcitudj bitowidby htr dauylittr at 1 iron to i gnatly npprlclatid by all john a arlhuils loronto arton lelntlvt 1 and friend w rt t hoekt d to it urn 011 ilmrsdiiy of the iluith r john a arthun or lronto in his forty eventh year mr arthurs hud beiu 11 for j 11it u wi t k from pin umonfa nnd imiie t tl away in st mlchut 1 s hoi pltal toronto on ihuruhiy la it jock arthurs iei he was familiarly known around aeton wie born ut git 11 lawjon on the third lint jin t below towp and wies tht t idest ion of the late john and mrn arthurs ho nuvur married and reilded with hu uiotlur at 18a purk- mount hoid loronto until hi d ath he spt nt i1l1 childhood and young man hood in acton and uai a popular and ilk oubl 1 favorlti among tht young iwpu of the town ho i a nephew of mpi john mann aoton about twenty flvr yt ars ago ht removi d to toronto wlun the family wtnt there to re ildo but it wa ulwuyi a pleaiurt to htm to re vl it tin old homo town bi ldtn hi at ul mntht 1 thrt e i ten mm frank gar din t mui lnd lalbnt nnd mrs j01 gib on nil of loronto und ono brother daylight savingbylaw parsed effective april 26 to september 6 toronto parly inierchlcd in manufacturing product in acton all accounts for indigent patlcntti to be paid by county council arena scanon practically clotted at thu regular meeting of the comic il on tuesday cvcnlm councillors llrnacn i heltord and harrkon were pre lent and rt t ve maum presldt d i ho sixth report of the phuuicu com mlttte niommtntlid tliut tho following urrnutitii be paid munlrlput world suppllei 4 57 bill lebphone co ttrvleei ptitm u tt r i tamp i for ct mutt ry w d o lalbot luippllei if ijniby litbor john wilder pin labor lohn uu il lubttr david 1 lllott labor ihu lllu inlwir j w barbtrt labor dt fort t br i unitary work at art uu ami ricitu i al riucc i nglm co upplli i 13 iy 10 00 t i jo n o joo i oo 40 j 10 joo 3 in various interesting items of news 4ir 4 iln rwirt win udoptt d i m itttvt and cluk wen uuthorl d execute on ht liul f of tlu coiuu 11 tht agn tint nt prt pun d by tho aovernmt nt il oon iu it iirrlvt s ngardlpg the un lmploytutnt rtllt f 1 und rht by law udopling diylight sxvlng rimt for acton for 1011 wa1 given th rtqulrtd number of rt ailing i luul pa ed advunred khux oung people h meeting an tnjoiiibk timt wii pent at knox chinch on monday t vt nln uhtn i lirrt crowtl nttindid hu st p ttrlck w i il iiil pioi immt ion i ted of jij by mi 1 dim hlnton und mr wn burt m bluk orehe tn quirt ttt ch mi i i n ullng hi ml i murgmriu rotll and a hiup olo by mi hill ru mr b nnii bei id continuing hi i tory or i ht pllgiim piogre hi u try lntere ting tall ah ut i he iridi spirit afttr a g im a dainty st pitrlek rt pa t wa i rved abiika of old age iviuden ivtkvuloiis i ho provincial secretary ha writtm to the mlddoziex old age ptiuioni bo ml to draw attention ui the act that tlu provincial board has discovered a num ber of otusti in uhich property haj been trim sft rrod to ioni nnd daughters in nrdi r tluit thu parent might receive utnroid age ponslon iiurjillonu- mi in whlchupdllrutlon wmi mntle bv of captain and mr vil mordm of dinvrtied i ebruury a wltlow a short time nfter her husband s dtvath sho owned 100 acrtn of land and was entitled to all proceeds from tho sale of machinery and other thlngn and there art a number of others who are drawing tho pent ion who made their property over to tholr children or rela tives the provincial departmt nt nays in the pcclric oawi referred to tho pen islon hni been cancelled nnd arrnngiuunu have bi on mndo to huvi thq mom y ulreudy grant6y repaid liquor fxporteru mutate shrinks the will of jnims cooper milllonnlru border cltle liquor exportt r who wn from umr oakvtllo hov horace kuye otricliitlni d utsi hland in nildatliinllc wa i lilt it the bride who was glvt n in marrlng by for probito in sandwich i he tiling of her brother mr john i ightfoot looked th will udtl s nnothi r mjittry to tlu charming in a peach colon d drewt of ninny nurroundlng till i man formerly georgette und iiitin she cnrrii d u til u wectechrk in wliidnor who uiun u bnuqut t of ophelh roiei and ijlksofled u fintuue variously ntlmated at bt the vulloy ml n mary jnhiuton six twun tl 010 ono and t20 000 ooo coop ji ir oltl enicin of the brltlt uus a quaint tr will howtr 11 ts hi t ntln mtate lithe flower girl in miwiler blue tulle at 4il ooj j only a fraction of the carrying a btskit of swiit peas and cur- urn he was juppn td to have i ht wilr fthtlnna llie w tiding march wur pluyid don ml ifftct coopt r court the pila by mlwi sara sklnr of loronto who tlal ie uh net in walkervllfe which iil ulso sang during the i ignlng of thi rt glu- built at a civ t of 41 ooo 01 o in 10ji1 i his ttr among tin gui tn prewnt wire home hie bt t n uiu proj rty of mr i captain ondmrh pd morden mr w cotipt r for si vt ral years 1 he will it i mflrdtl of otkvilln vtrs armstrong llld by john ii wnm k o comir i 6f brighton and mr und mrs l watson iinlu itor i he moit rtvt nt estimate of of hamilton afur the netptlon mr coopers fortune was made in ldj7 when and mrs mordm left by motor for a trip hu was called for to tlmony bt fore u through tho eastern states i ho bride s luiynl cmnmlsslor conducting a liquor travelling attire was a brown ensemble inquiry in windsor clitio frit mis of hit with hat und shoes to match on their said ut t lat time lo luul made almnt return mr and mm morden will reside 410 000 000 by exporting liquor to thu in oikvlllc united states summer school kitchener rev q taylor mupro nassagaweya council lusses kmolution littapitrvliig of the county health unit at a special meefm vut wwk nnjnguweya council met lai t woolc to conrider the proporod health unit lot the county of halton when the following resolution wiei cnrru d ununlmou ily whereas it has been propod to organ ize experimentally in tho county of halton u county health unit to re pi no j tho pn mt municipal board i of health thi i fore bi it hereby resolved thnt aftel cun ful con idemtion of thu pniptw cd changi we tin mtmbtri of the ni iliuiin ttnwn hip council halton county htnhy p uct on retard our op- 1 po itimi to b propoed change bellei- p lng that the uddltionul t xpen e involved would increiue thi already nltno t un- heirublo burdi n of tuxutlon on tho tux piltrs und wo think the goviinmen would be wt 11 udvl ed to dt ft r action until a more opportune time ly dt mi e during tht ore wir i hn arthui rvid lii toimuy ovt r t i in tin 7oth battalion c 1 i mid tlu fun iil in it rnnto on saturday we with mint try innnr i lit crvilc iih hi id in the ditnrorth chnp 1 or mi d mi all l brown md hitiinitiit wt mul in pr i p t ct mi t ly in tin til til i plot tlurt i lie decei t tl wn an sdh rt nt or the pi bj tt ri m church md th tiviti we c nductt d bv rev a c fan w irt m a fmmrli of acton ciiaiuoih iiimoimil uaki r with tint xpt ctt il uddt inn d ath cum to mi i uic biker at lit rlionu it wut rdowu lit 1 riday uth lm mr bikir hid bi n it glov i villi n utttndimt th funirul of her nepht w mr jo ph pttei md win ulen hi i ft u d il nrttr h r rt turn ti watt rdnw i a trokt follow id and while he mill d mieuhit und i gulni d on ctou nt he ntvtr wi nble ni uin to pt nk nnd indutuy her trtiifth ebbed uuay until liiday when hi r plrit pt aci fully took u illdlit charlotte mice htmtrjet wa tht diuii htt r of mr and mr wm hem strt 1 1 for ninny jenn c teemed re iiunts of acton both of whom pa cd awiy lit it she wiu bom it orewion coriur when her fatht r conducted u tanning bunlneih tht re her girlhood war jspint in acton on august 10 iboo sho married john itcwii of milton and for marly twenty years thoy rpent a very happy lift tog tin r in milton mr jl leaving hu torrow stricken wife nnd a lltut lllllchtcf rtorlp fo mourn fht ir great losi on december j5 ini7 sjie married i iuic baker of waterdown and ho survivis her mrn baker wis a coprnno vocnlli t of note and has occupied positions an wloljit in church choirs in acton milton waterdown and eke whore sho had high regard for acton and vlsitid frlinds here ai frequently an convenli ut sin wos on honored guest at the golden wedding of her ooimmi ludge and mm h p moore mlj- doris bows her daughter lr a nuro on tho iituff of johns hopkltli iio- pltal at baltl- mon mil sho was with hor mother during her last lllncjj thu middi u di nth i of mr j bakers in phew joeph j pettrs at glnvernvllle h y in vybnmry and of her brother john i ib m tn or loronto u f t w ilnji nfter tho funeral was a great i hock to her and u thought by tht council i hi i mlvafired tlnu will bt t ift etlvt from april 20 until septetnb i 0 thli year i hi qui tlon of churlty account wire nferred buck in ciuui when the council had nut livlm ubioluttt metlon for tin chnrglng of tin amounts hit nqut i of tht junior i o d 1 for tin fiee u t of tht town hull for tlulr ihrhrt nnd dunce uis urct ded to in view of the fact that tho proceeds were to be ii cd for charity work i he in per tor of i hi ntrc1 iwilnlcd qut in u it ttrr that the department wi undt r tht lmpre ion that travt lllng com panic hud bun u lng the town hull cintitry ti the provli ion i of the rule i he cli rk ui in trurtt d to ri ply s tat big that the ie rule w anldtl itictty b rvttl he ifter mil if viol ulon hid be n mnde tt ui in i un iiui or tht i pr ivi i in i a ommunirntion rrom an individu il in limit i qtihtng inform itlt n regtitlinis ait n ii u po ibh point r r mniiuf ic tin im nnd dl trlbut ni h cnmmi dltj u nnlv d tin cli rk i in tructcd upply the detail nik d fn- and extend to him an invitation to 1 it acton a ommunli ui ui fri in the county c une i pilntid out tint lu future al act mm f r indie in puiint h mid j o k d by tht it ral c uncll und for w irded ie r p tynunt t i tlu c rtinty c uu el chief mephn nn w i del gilitl to look tft r tin m ilter or dig tn tint wi dl putt d by ju ib ncc ih muter or fpiiitlni the arn fund fiom hi gem nil fuml wn lis ed eel u r c miminded by the auditor but will ui d it with iu i the clt rk wa lit trurtt d ti ndvi i th rinl e iretuy thnt hi rvice wire no lonircr n quired a hit eu on w a i ovt r and nl o order dlcoutlmmncf of the tele phemi trvlct mr r m mcdonald wn prt i nt a u rtpn tntitivt or tlie ceuutiry board 10 get tlu vltwj of hit council regarding tho enuring of libor for tho cemetery work it wan felt thnt thli que tlon was too lari e to be dealt with at this meeting und a i peclnl meotlng was nr- runged for iyldny evening to deal with the mutter thoroughly thr st- supper and concert to hat bi en to a lurgi for hi r mid n 1 1 isure l he funeral todlc u lft t ftrv j a eervice wie held in church it u the anj licnn church nt wutenuiun inuirment ujs mudo ut fvi rgrt e n ceme- a well attended h vrnt by th ladtv aid of the united church llauntlful buppra- and i- hie prgnemm the ot patrick s supper and entertain ment by tho roadie aid of the united church on ruodny evening proved a very papular function nhd drew an ex ceptionally inrg crowd the school room of tho church wtet tn sti fully decorated with tin irl h flavor predominating the tables wt ro set three tlmci to accom- hiodutu the crowd and a menu that would pioae any irishman scotchman or ttugllhmim wiei trvtd it wil dainty und bounteous ivjliowlng the rupper a iplmdld itro- xtt nt re ipon lbl gronimo of mhiilcal nnd lltetsuy numbers tho uudltorlum of the uus presided over by tho pnstor itav c b poole nnd tncluehd thu following numbt rs with tin irish uh tvhnino mlau bigenrrr i see that miss peach has joined tho great majority said jones what i exclaimed brown she un t dt ud lt su7 no replied jones ui has married a man named eumlth pathfinder glican mini ti r nl ltd by he v q h knighton of tht unlit el church hev mr noi of tho preihyterhm church slid itcv j h weddtrbum at tho pres- bylt rlnn church onkvllle tho pall- btunrii uere me sirs hugh drummond miutln hlowett tdr vanre pved btaplos and robert htrrlii waterdown and messrs bradford ciimenls john irving and william p downr milton llla- tlves attend d the funeral from ay liner hamilton oloversvillo n y toreuito acton ay iph milton dundas i lmo- housei and other polnu tuy at milton the memorial rcrvici i again to the for opt n lug choru by oonduited by uov i 1 lukt an- the choir chart talk on ht patricks d ly by mlu helen ostrandt r i olo mother machree by ml ruth alh- i on recitation whistling don by t iwood johnston wl ctlons by tho klt- ehe n orchestra by tho q a i 1 oroup reading by mrs j j stewart instru mental duett mus bottle mason imd mr hay agnww irish solo by mr dowdy reading by miss odbert solo by mrs ray agnew piano duett irish airs by die misses mason closing chorus the choir tho programme end ed with thu singing or tlu hatloual an them nohc spocui umuni hit i o o will linld a viichro and jticlul t veiling on tuesday nvt nlng next march 24 but clul business lll hchoal horbey team icycud on saturday night tht acton high sehotil horkty hum jtmnityik to ot org town to play nn t xhlbltlun tgume with tht high sciiool team u that town antl ufti r a feeit g une the aeton stutl its wm 1m uti n by the score of 41 doxariinculu xaffllnauon uatcu announcimint it made by tin it-iurt- mt nt of i- thu ulon that tht annual de- pirtnuntnl t xiuninatioim in mleldto school und upper school will be held bum june 15 to hint jo luiw r sciiool i xumliiutlou i will bt conducted from hint 111 to j4 and the high school fcn- trunct from juni 31 to jo kltxkwood agrirultural soelrly ilv vwrll to vuupi at a met ting of the vlllugu council held on monday evening a committer n prt intlug tlu agricultural society in cluding the pn hltnt mr iiuw hut- bin on tin si crt tary- rreai un r mr a me nub mid u din rtor mr sims mc- ijiin wen pre tut und nrraligemeiiti wt ro complt ted to truni fer the agricul tural ground to the village te bt uied and malnulned j a public park haylbjfht saving 1 oiulph d lylight saving will bt obu rvexl hi cm iph thl ytnr from may 17 to bp t mh r 13 it we- di elded by tlu city council on monday night a rciol i iliuiuiiiuif oidexmenjlye tuid brown uuthorirtd the mayor to hue a ii it lamati n llxing tho4 date i tlu iriclal hour for advancing the time i 1 01 u in sunday muy 1 and rloclcn will b ntirded out hour ut uoi sun d ij st ptemb r 1 t mr mtwrhrid to build l theatre in ottiwa m jor head and 1 llman brumpton invt let tin rontract for tht erection of a ue w 4- ill 000 the itrc in ottawa to be known iei phe ruleuu and t ituati d in tin heart of ottnwu s bu ine- ectlejn it will bt tlu eve nth of a chain of the un opt rated by the u- men mr i nr heuel will pe r onully maiiuge tin the ntn und with hi family will jnovo to ottiwi hortly lor nivernl years mr mnoirliend cemductt tl u confectionery tne iii aeton u one of ills chain of mie h tort high school i lorary sockty i lu literary society of the actttrrer tluuntlnn bt hool he id tin lr la t meeting in tlu pireh hall on ntefduy march 10 thi meeting w is opt neel by tho school song nnd un followed by thu chairman s i pitch the progruinme was in churtc of tho third pomi and took tho ronn or a radio broaden t with jocic smliing as tho witty nnnotmceir tlie programing wij opened by a cliorus other items of thi programmo were a reading by label m smith a vocal nolo by knther taylor thejjtvldjltfbytsaljet bruco luitlulowtciarrldge and a talk ortbrtvitrlck by oral chalmers tlu third yorm then guvo a few popular m e ui nrhalri velma blair ructed and isabel swltbar rehde red a piano nolei rhe main item of tlu day was the play in which most of ihlrd vtvcm took part entitled tlie auction sale rim programme was brought to a clatu by tho closing ohorus of their radio song mr mecaushuid wur critic of the day tho meting was brought to a closa by the singing of tho nutiounl anthem ktrrgu4 traveller suioldm crouched in the back scat of an auto mobile drawn up at tho side of the ouilph hi poltr highway about an eighth of a mile from tlia qlen ohrutlo tore the boely of a man was discovered i hortly after tutlvo o clock yisu relay ut noon by a pnwing motorist and papers found in the pockt is of the dead man s clothe mndi it possible to identify him le a w mnude of pvrgiu discovery of thu fuirldi for i uch lt appears to be was made by a mr itoss or oalt wwi wns elriving from that city to auelph ho noticed the cur standing at the road- sidi and law the body of the man in the ijlar scat mr ross backed his machine to tho other untemiobllu and there found evidence to show that thri dead man had apparently come to his death by hut own hands a jong flexible pipe wai attached to t e ofthf death car and the piping was brought up through tlie ono onen window hi tho machine to tho mans mouth the pip was clutched firmly between the man a teeth and to further make certain that th ct would be accomplished the pipe was tied around his neck the body was partly covered with a blanket