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"St; P;;1 a In 111. V ._..___I `I?_ _-, Hozior Roll. on of Crown Hillpublio school for the [moat of Se tember. Names in order of merit .---5th lug--W.~Cal&well, `A; Ford. _'M. Chappell, L. Rinohsrt. 4th Class. 81-.- ;~W`.' Rix._ M; Part;-id o, E. Luck, A. Gongh. 1LfjA e .13; Bin`: art.` '4th Class. `Jr.- " "_F V ` .'_1 -.arh'idg,a._F. Robinson. G. Tud-. h '3 gara `Glut. Sta-A. Quinlog, A. ` N` ..unn.`E-1..ibi,IIIon -J. Johfnltoa. r Asia. r.+m_-Par- Funeral of the Late Mr. Hodgson. The funeral of the late Mr. Robt. Hodg- son took place from his residence, Owen street, to the Union Cemetery on Saturday afternoon. The funeral called at Trinitv Church, of_ which Mr. Hodgson was a mem- ber, where appropriate services were con- ducted by Rev. Canon Reiner. The funeral procession was preceded by a very good turnout of the I. O. O. F., of which society the deceased was a member, the hearse being followed by a large number of citizens on foot and in buggies. The oral obrings were numerous and beautiful. The pall- bearers were Messrs. Buchanan. Wilson and Penstone of Henderson's hardware store. 1 and Messrs. J. Payne, Alex. Milne and T. Bradford, of the `l. 0. O. F. a , aavannvu uuuru. Forty-six cases were on the list at the Division Court sittings before `Judge Boys on Fride 1381.. Local lawyers were well repre- eente A. Several of these were argued for a. short time and then adjourned, while others were settled or dismissed. Mr. W. E; Mc- Lean sued Mr. Fred. Wernice. for $78. 85 w ea. $23.85 hecelreadiabeen paid in. en" McLean pushed for the lance, but lost the case. Mr. Josh Clerkson claimed a. bill for wages, from Capt'McInnis for work at `Strawberry Island. This case was transfer-' rednito Orillis. In Jen. Bramby vs. George Beasdon,` the pleintl was non-`suited after ftheosle had in progress we short. time. The following are the t.ot;;.entriea for the different classes : Horses . . . .' . . . . . .239 Ladies Work. . . .330 Cattle . . . . . . . . ..l47 Children a Work. 5 Sheep . . . . . . . . . . . 83 Fine Arts . . . . . . . 91 Pig: . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Fruits . . . . . . . . . . 363 Poultry. . . . . . 190 Plants&Flowers. 90 Dogs . . . . . . . . . . . . 149 Garden Pr'oduce'.285 I Dairy Produce. . . S9 Roots . . . . . . . . . .121 Ma.nufactures.... 67 Grain... . . . . . .. 63 Central Slmcoe Exhibition. TOTAL RECEIPTS. Ga.te--second day . . . . . . . . ...-.. -$ Ga.te-third `day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Concert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tickets sold by drnggista . . . . . . . Total gate recei'p-te ' 15c. entrance . . . . . Total gate receipts for 25. entrance. . . . . was without its full quota of pretty owers. The church was crowded. The pastor, Rev. Canon Murphy. spoke appropriately on mat- ters associated with the farm, and in com- mon with his congregation rejoiced at the full harvest. The singing was excellent. the congregation entering with considerable energy into the singing of appropriate hymns. , Luuu . . . . . . . ZOO ! I In l896Vthe total number of` entries was 1,932, or an increase of 425 this year. irlae S.'O. E. will in conclave on the 13uhinat. ` ` V J Total increase . . . . Division Court. '1`otal....}. 1897 7 . 330 . . Plants&Flowers. Produce . 285 I Grain. .; . . . `T.0tf1`l...._.. .2357 4 with s 452 17' 129 32 I18 20' CI (\I\ $733 29 ` Mn;;a.j:Aldoh, of ('?v-eor(gz/ eit.c>wn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Goodall. $10010 3.615 19' 515 09 _-_-- .__- - uryuunus uuv Duluunva. u MI`. anvd Mra.[A M. Wright andvI;J`r.s. W- R. Anderson, of Colliugwood, visited 311'- and Mrs. Chas. Lane, Dalton street. 139` Thursday. `II'_ In an -. c. -- ailm- Mrs. A. Hunter, of Newmarket, is visit- ing her daughter, Mrs. A. McIntosh, Wors- `ley street. -I\-rn. -- - I-1-Isl-I uauvauuu \JuuuU~ ` 35:1: Battalion of Infantry, simcoe W; 0Itera-To be paymaeter with the honor) rank of captain. Charles Joseph Smith. 3109 R81 3i,EUil'ed 3 No. 5 Companva to b61'e' L.__.__ Q u up - - `l7aI`(`. out-ID:-III` J retired. % X .lI_8. Rlos, Ammlll" '*'9II- AI-cums-% "" Bans- -, -_- ..-_.-- .-luv-uvl. y UL .Lv|vuuv- `Dr. Taylor, dentist, who has been in Win niPR for some months, returned home_ last week for the winner. He reports basin? andprices good in the prairie city. Mm .341 II... n - -rr 1 ,,-_ nnr` Rh . 5----vw avrvtl Ann Univ lllllll. nu vn-.J- Mr. _and Mrs George Henderson. and M" Mad Mrs. `William Henderson, of (Jo1lipg~ I "303: were in town on Saturday attending I the funeral of the late Mr. Robt. Hod5' V Mre.i1V`Viieirias Xnderaon and children re- turned home last week from a visit with friends in Thornton. ' ..---- 11. vwllilllg \JI-IDI ICU UUl:IJI| Ll Rogers reuired- N . ""i{'1ieu- -`119-ll|i.`David lienr`; 13: l!.:LI!)`::1I:y \I<(.')e \eV8Fdv `1'aI:irad_` Buny Bax-na.to a fortune amounted W nee-rly 85,000,000. L ------':".I' ` _ _ l Mr. and Mrs. R Reddxtt. accompamed b3 ` their daughter, Mrs. Clubine, of A` visited their son, Mr. A. S. Redditt. T0F` | street, last week. Rev. Canon Rainer was in Toronto 011 Monday night attending the recePti" ` the Bishop of Toronto and Mrs. Sweatm by the Rural Deanery of Toronto. .15- nI-__I 1 2- \l'in. ill`. M. Maloney and family have} F9m"`,d to Toronto. Mr. Ma1oney s familxar face 19 `much misad about town. Willi(z:;1'I`1I.ount, Q.C., M P, and Lount have returned to their hone i1 ronto aftr spending the summer here. `In .....I 11.... A Al I'I7 c u . 1 ll... M'i;_Sy'(ies and Mrs Price, of Dayton 0 are visiting in town on their way home from Parry Sound. .__-- -...r- -1 uuuvno Mrn i ;T:)l;n Jewett, of Lucknow, was re- newing old acquaintances in town for a fort- night. An Essa .im;ui;;;:a.;n; 1.a;.`;;`.'.;,,. several pickets o' his fence to let his Newfoundland dog through to get at approaching tramps. The Burton Avenue Methodist church ciluarterly board have their annual` report or the year 1896-1897 printed and ready for distribution. - . 'Mr7.( Sprott. of Dr.. Rtchardsorfs of- bee, has gone to Toronto to attend the Den tal College. __ n `Il'2_, n 1 us. .. . M1-". Allan Jones, post office Iznspeetor, hlaf been removed to the Postmaster Genera S department at Ottawa. Personal and Society Notes. Mrs. J. E. Minna is visiting in Wellimztor. with her parents. II ! All n -u. - ,__ `W- ------ Mien Allan, of Thornton, spent Sunday wlth the Misses Lewis. ,`(-_, v- ....._-. Mr'. James Vair left for Cleveland, Obit}- last week to visit her brother. Q- Mis N;lVl-i~e_ayner is visiting her brother. Harry Rayner, of Gait. unae, u. unurcn, 15 Robinson, L. Hewitt, R. Partridge, C. Huddliston, J. Robertson. 2nd Class, Sr.-E. Martin, E. Gough, G; Rinehart, E. Luck, D. Tudhope. ".i1i;x3r iiinrn ao'rEL- 35th Battalion Changes. D-;. 19 4- 1- .- . n2__ Your correspondent omitted to mentioia last week the name of Miss Whiteley as taking part at the students social in the Presbyterian church. Ocmfonmn 7, M P , and Mrs. in To- gun. M" . . _ 1......`-u-:xl'V 1897. Mrs. TheZ;:ZoZlZlc:;i_<$11;ts'_ 1}; iIJe}{.3 Q0541 in the Presbytorian church amounted to $16 n1_.' 1-, "n..-.{;x;..;.e;'z;;;1e;;;:;;;.;1;;i;L;.;1;;.'.;.;u... on Bradford street, near the freight house. `l'i,, If rel I I `\ was V ..___v., v.` - --~- v-v-F`--- ----.-v. Sheldon arid Rev. Thomas Ed- '_warda exchanged pulpits last: Sunday even- mg. -- Eire. Jae. Artress and family are visiting sisters in Bracebridge. Mrs Wm. and John Hale. . - 1 ME. Wm. Bain has returned frcjp Strat- ford, `where he had been on a vidt. to his parental home. It I`: -r `-Ix: nu-L n Z James Durha.m.i of Bra.d- ford. have been visiting their daughter; Mrs. E S. Meeking. ' ' `Peters having purchased Mr. S. Bray : property on Caroline street. moved thereto last week. M The citizens of the 6th ward turned out in good numbers to patronize the Central Sim- coe exhibition last week, and are loud in their praise of the fair. I `ll, '1 t\ I I\ Irv Mr. Timms received an ugly ash on his right hand between the t um and lint nger, on Saturday, while killing a he at Dy'ment s Kerk packing establishment. , he hog kicke and struck the knife. enterteinnient will be given bv the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, in the oldeMetho- dist church, sixth ward, on Tuesdav eveninv, October 19th. The programme will consist of.voca.l and instrumental music, readings, recitations, choruses, &c. Refreshments will be served, --' `-`--_ -- 7-- _- .-v v- -v---v-- r D. McMillan}, oParry Sound, was home ona. visit for a few days last week. Vwaek night services in the Presbvtenan chllxrcllg have been changed from 8 to 7 30` o c oc . ` Mrs. S. Smith, 71f Colliugwood, is the guest of Mruand Mrs. George Cummings, Cumberland street. Mrs. James Overs, of Parry Harbor, who has been visiting wit'.h.Mr. and Mrs. George Overs, sr..` left on Tuesday to visit her par- ental home in Bradford. 6'-|OBlo uavuuvu ua Luuuulilluuh, UL I)l.`h\'U' bridge, have a contract of supplying cedar ties for the Northern and Midland Divisions". -3 LL. (1....) fI'\..._..I- 'l1-2I.._--- UIVU JUL [MIC J.` UL UIIUIII WI.l\I LVJ-`HI of the Grand Trunk Railway. One of our most handsome and modest young brakemen who has heretofore engaged singly in the pursuit of happiness, wil soon successfully end the hunt. the quarry having become entangled in the matrrmonial web. 7 "s.u}`i{Vc:it$" f;>f1'm'1`-1_iVI ' A};{on, the `best _weekly paper in the County of Simcoe`. `I, T` `I `IUII Q Mr. Fred; Adams, of the sixth ward, took first prize for collection of vegetables at the Barrie exhibition last week He had a curi- osity in his collection which is worthy of mention, in the shape of 9. oitron grown in 1896 It was as rm and solid as thoa_e on exhibition crown this vear. It was reatly admired by the many visitors at the air. 1' .___- -.---.- -- ---v ----' I omitted to mention last week the death of Mrs. G. Byrne, widow of the late Edward Byrne, who died at her son's residence, Essa street. on Sunday, 26th ult. The de- ceased was nearly one hundred years of age. and was one of the oldest residentsof the 6th ward. The funeral took. place onethe foilowing Tuesday to St. Mary's R. C. church. and from there to the R. 0. came- E are im-w_\1r:-p`ackir-1g'1a-r;-:;hip;az-:'t; J 1?ew I? -a-ll-l from J.- ` 85 T. Bell, Geo. T. Slater and Son and other well known and reliable makers, and are now read}: with a superb stock of the finest and newest styles, . superior qinalities and the easiest tting {sha.pes--bought at ready cash prices; Selling as we buy, we are able to make prices decidedly in your favor. `For instance_: .- ~ . - All pver the store it is the aame- lower prices you .wm`1lf'df ' GIoods.are Nallnew and qualities such aaiyou can d p ad io.n. . .St.e,p'-in. and_-tee` I .fo1iyour1f,..nb, n6edto`...-buy.. T_r_m_:ks gand. ..oarry'7- a-/1og)ni_;$Ie1;o Au~r`!*I99t%und %n1eripe9ia1 emphasis; % % i - ., , . ,,,,4.. ;4_,# , Barrie s Finest Shestore ! wan RAILWAY omrrnn or am FUTURE arm. A |s.rr1e's south-.West;e`rn Division. with its Pleasant Btreetsdts Tasty `D38. its Pretty Churches. gnu its Go- a.-hesd People wnl Enctoe Settlements -A Weekly Record 01' its Doings. The O. R. Cwill meet this evening.` Chosen friends will do business on the 121.11 _..;. Wm. Grieves left last wbek for Mom '% Mesta. N.iLV8i->&'&NE3C0l`mi0k, of `Brade- wvhqnn Mann 1: nnno-I-ant AC nuunnlninn AAA-- ;... ;. !`.'_'5!`_ _._:E!.`_!:E=_!?! 9`,-_ ,,_.. '!`.:_ MEN'S DEPT. Men's Fine Am. Calf Balmorab, seamless foxcd, new toe, tip, extenuiou sole. wouh. `Om. I O ` I I I I I v O ICOIIUIOC'I.I>IIlOlI$l Mon 0 Bolton Calf Lace Boots. extenuon solo L toe cap. seamless faxed. warranted bent ' M..~?:.":::3:,:`~..."..".;'.?.:;z5'..:.'::.*:'%;,;,;.;;.;.:`*5 % p'a?:'i'-'xi s'5'13'."F3'nITx'-7:3. "s'p"e'ci"'17.. .T?.'.'$ Men : Stu-0:5 Luce Boots. bellows. tozfue, warran solid. int-like sole, wax 3 (ch- adnanmn- Inn-iaI..'. . . _ . . _ . . . _ . . . _ . . . . I WI|'I'IuK$ 30". nllII`lIKQ IOIB, WUX Inwa- Th mSuQu `Us0h`OOIOsUIICO.C.IUiI .OICi`!o ` e er m o .00 v. 1 mndd from the lines} cgfy :|th'or. Good at welt sown, wax-r'an\ed to give, ` satin` onlutandweu.` j LADIES` DEPT. ' A 3 Ladief Dongoh Kid Bugton Boomextenuion , b 3019. patent tip. can: too. ttgliah`, * .. ttnn `worth $1.. ..-....-. .Ql 85w Luliai mro Kid Button an `Luca Bantu. ' .L.a`.i'i$'o2`;';`\ xE'a2 ;'f3'I.:' 8. . .;u"`L.e. " ';&; ' patent up or phm new-A uhape. full mun` me. D wulth- 1 sizes. medal ........ ..`-.. PRIOR! HP 0| llll HEW` Illlpe. lllll TOIIIIC my D `S5193. 0 0 0 I 0 -u c U: I Ladies Tweed Home Slippm. Iewed Ioloc. _ L dark tternn, worth a5c.. rpecinl......... 159. Ladiesf mi Kid an ne Itoqk Albani . . Siippenhand tuft! '`,- K"! nod. .!.1= 9.5 ` I ..J.;.,.} i'tri:`%s.muy :..;m.%.> mu`. `in'thg loI`Il._of I; ind" and loved ` Mr. Wm. McMillan, Bradford ;tnet._ldft. yesterday (Wednuday) for Torono, where be him secured 3' aitnstibn. . "Mina Gertie" Donaldson." of 0:-illis. hu bpen the-guest. of Miss L Sheets during the past week. She returned home on Tuesday evening. _ l\, , I (ran. a; The ladies of the bridal party were attired in traveling gowns, the bride : dress being of a light brown color and of fashionable and becoming make. ` - - A`!-nu l-RA nnsunvnnntv urkdnin hung 9\nnCnnunnI Weddinc Bells. '.l`he.following marriage -notice was taken from the Bradford Era. -McKean County. Pennsylvania, of September 28th. The con- tracting parties are well known in this vicinity: ' V V ' `<'1uieb wedding was solemnized yester- day morning at '8 o clock at St. Bernard s' church. this city, by which Mr.'John E. Overs and `Miss Elizabeth McDevitt were made man and wife._ i I mi_- L_.:_I_ ___L_ -_ - _..2s_,- A n ' IIlIl\L9 IIIQII uuu. VVILUI The bride, who is a resident of Barrie, 0nt., has been spending some weeks with her sister, Miss Nellie McDev1tt of this city. The groom is also from Barrie. and the- young couple expect to make that place their future home. A niece of the bride, Miss J. Genevieve Moran, of Bolivar. N. Y.=. acted `as bridesmaid, and Mr Arthur Overs, of Buffalo. a brother of the groom, was best -l(-)-nfi`hnrsdey and liridey of week Mien Robiin e millineryy opening was held, and was a great success, as wuevidenoed by the number of visitors to her ehow rooms. The beta encl bonnet: looked handsome and were up-to-date in style. A large brown geineboro hat with brown wingl, high at left side. knotted with mauve ribbon and velvet, ostrich ornament at right side. roses and chibn on bend beneath brim, was beauti- ful. There was a. - grey and black bonnet, full crown of grey brooeded "Dill, pretty bow of nurse ribbon at left of front.` withwhite oe'preye, rosette of chitfon and rolls of black velvet at back with steel ornamente. - There were eome very pretty trimmings, feathers, oapreye, birds, wings, etc. I Q .`- I Report. of the Burton Avenue School for September, 1897 :-Fiftl1 Class-R. Pirie, S. McMillan, `W. Tickell, W; Hill, H. Mc- Millan. Fourth Close, eenior--H. Cross. A Young. G. Young, A Brunton, 0. Gibson. Fourth Class. junior-H. Webb, E Storey, W. Storey, F. Armstrong, A. Patterson. Third Class. senior-'-M. Moore, .(L. Webb, M Scott), (M. Ambrose,'R. Cummings). G. Hill. Third Class," junior--W. Bailev. A. Miles. A.`Patterson, -P. Meeking. S. King. Second Class, senior--K Parsons, M. Shep- ard, 1. Collins, L.- Brown, 11. Glassford. Second Class, junior-J. Brunton, S. Thomp- son, B. Pirie, 0. Moore, J. Gibson. Part Second, senior-I. Johnson, J. King, J. Pirie, S. McCa.usland, A. Paton. ALLHMLE mm mm six. I LIIDII WW9 you UQQUIJ Ill GU IIIIV VV TIIIIKKIIO Mr. and Mrs. Overs left yesterday after- noon for Buffalo, and after a. short wedding trip will proceed to their home in Barrie. The carry with them the good wishes of many Bradford friends. Mn ....1 RI... n......- ......:.....I -5 AlI.....I..l.. IIIZIJ , IJI KUUIUL \I II IlI\Il Mr. and Mrs. Overs arrived -at Allandsle last Thursday evening from their wedding tour, and were met at the station by rela- tives and friends and driven .to the groom's parental home, Mr. and Mrs. George Overs, sr., where a reception was given the happy couple. Avery pleasant evening was spent by those present. T -They have taken up residence on Penetang. street, Barrie. THE Anvmom wishes Mr. and Mrs.'Overs a. long, happy and prosperous wedded life. A lacrosse match was played 'Mondav afternoon between a team from the Barrie schools and the Allandale team. After one hour's play the home team came out vic- torious by a score of 3 to 2 The teams were as follows :--A1landale-Pirie, Dalton, McDonagh, Plewes, Carley, Lawr, Heard, L Clarke. Schoole-McCahe, Shear, Mo- Kee. `McLeod, Whiteley, Levia, Kennedy and McAllister. M. Duff acted` as referee with satisfaction to both teams W. Guite was eld captain for Allandale. The um- pires were J McKee for the Schools and E. Dixon for Allandale. The defence game of both teams was good ; but the shooting _of both homes was decidedly erratic. Mr. E. Shear put un the star game for the Schools, as did Mr. R. Dalton for the Allandale team Total No. registered in `school . . . . . . . Average daily attendance_iu Division 1 r TII\I VWUVIIIIIIE IIIW$?I After the ceremony, which was ex-formed Hwy Rev. Father Uoonau. a wedd g break- . t was partaken of at the Waahburu; M! An!` Mun nunrn IA`I- Inns!-Annn aft-nu- i~I{i 1713.} I Average daily attendance of school. . . I ` ' ` ` Hunters Licenses. Chief Game Warden Tinaley has complet- ed his list of game wa.rdena._ Licensee may be obtained from the followmg persons in Kimono l`.nnnf.u and llnnlrnlrn ninrnh o_'_...'I KIIIIIUIJU \JUlllJ\l ll: UIIIDQUIIC JJIDUIIUV n""Ut H; Willmott, Beaumarie; William Kirk, Braoebridge; B. Kimber Johns. Graven- hurst; H. R Shaw. Rosseau ::John Hines, Barrie; J obu Regan. Orillia; Williann Car- michael, Collingwood ; William Lynd, Pene- I-nnnninhnnn i 1345 $l')t'{sir'1eVci Ti-Hr`: 'i,l'1'$"f;li6wx1_1(g";'aVz-'s`::n"i' 1 K Simcoe County and Muakoka District :-'-J. ` W` I.`/HIInntI-. unnlunnnrin - `William win]: V le Ladies Auxiliary wurille fneet on; the 14th inst. - V The Trainmexi will meet next Sunday, the 10th inst. T - IIIIVIIQVI IJUII banguiahene. :;egi;;;;;a;;1s;;i;a;.,. 53 SE 69' `DEAR SIn,-Having read the letter of Mr. Macwatt on the increase of our school taxes, I with many others have come to the conclusion that he thinks the expenditure perfectly legitimate, because in 1887 it was so- much. On the same grounds a farmer might say that because wheat was worth a dollar in` '87, it is surely worth the same now. Now, Sir, we think differently, if wheat and potatoes are subject to supply and demand. so are school expenses and teachers.` Everything is cheaper now than in. 87, even brains; and we think that_ we, as taxpayers, who in '87 could earn a fair living, but who, with the times,-have had to come down, ought not to be taxed torluxuries we cannot afford. . We are taxed for new ideas in `ventilating, in heating, and in other new fangled fade in school management let us at the same time have some of the advantages which are to be had by the `use of these new fads, namely, teachers engaged on the same plan that all other people have to work on, that is, competition. `Latent School Board out down.expen_ses_ by getting a teach- ing stud` who know, because they have been taught, sthefnae of the modern or`- raugementl. vi "Whv should `we be bur- .liy._iall_' the changes, ._ in the first- 'p1soe.~ except. we hem; who have . 9`a*'zlIf 5!?~.9t:lisill; i g'i the lOOC.C,OOCCOCCC W4 2.1897: "i ~15:' s. Mocking is auering from an attack of -grip % - . . s . \w1m' THE PEUPLE HAVE To an. ovvv ovvvvwuuu-nos --nrun :IUvv vvw uownuu the Opinion of t1e'Wr1ter. . The following lettere, addressed to the editor of Tim Nonmnnn ADVANCE. have been received for publication : ' _'1`he Admission of Correspondence Does Not Necessarily Implythat we Hold A-I... (In-Iumlaun 40 `LA Tffddd-gnu LETTERS ADDRESSEDTTO THE EDITOR THIS WEEK. Druggist and Optician, `l)......:.. No1rrHn1u~' 4nvANg;: Separate School Report. Sr. 4--Teseie Harte, Minnie Sevignv, Katie 0 Neil. Jae. Gallagher, Stella Ham- lin, Jno. Oliver. Jr. 4--Annie Shouldice, Mary Cameron, Marcella Cronan, Cassie Cameron, John Hamlin. Sr. 3-Madge Mahoney, . Irene Hartt, Maria Lawlor. John Lo ne,` Maggie Brennan. Jr. 3-William Mc er-nan. Stephen Furlong, Michael, Oliver, Mar Scull . Alicia Kennedy, Aggie` Brennan. r. 2-: rt. Barry, Josie Martin, Katie Tobin, Annie McDonald, Mabel Pow- ell, Leo Kennedy. Part 2-Kathleen Spear- in, Vincent McA.vov,. George Cameron, ` D Arcy McDonald, Ida McDonald`, Irene Simmons, Willie Logue, F1,-ed..O,vere, .8:-. Part l-Frank Barry, Irene McDonald, Amy McDonald, Lizzie McDonald, Gertie Si'mmonl,j Alf. Shanao Jr. Part l,- -_-0live' ` ;Wioe. JBe.n.:Malkin. `y Gallagher, raqigi ` ;I1,ehm..lWillie`Wcod9`;. . I --Pr-J a N- r Standing Committees were appointed. The conveners of the several Committees are:--Mr. Moodie, Home Missions and Ang- mentation ; Mr. J. K. Henry, Sabbath Schools ; Dr. Grunt, Church life and work ; Mr. Leishmsn, Finance ; Mr. F. Smith, sta- tistics ; Mr. W. Rollins, B.'A., Societies Y. P. C. E;; Mr. Leishman, students`; Mr. R. Pogne, Aged and Inrm Ministers Fund; Dr. `McUrse,French Evangelizetion, " -w- - nu-so-w vnauavlag 6561-116 The annual Harvest Home services iu con-` nection with St. Paul : church,-Inniel. were held on - Sunday afternoon. The ladies of the eongr tion ups:-ed no in: in gi-vin to the "into:-ff: of. thevohurchl`): truly barges: npvearanvm upnle-spumpkin-. whet-t.ionts;` em. and other 1 _uot_I_'of4`thVe orohu-d,` j do'u'aepd"alt1; } 8Cnaed1to`a chef iedeoorutione. 1`, pillar we`: entwined nal`: ;`vn1{A ..`. ..'..; 1...... .4- { o;:Circlo will be session` on fho evening of. the 11th inst. V I Mr. S. J. McMorran had tame strawberry` plants in blossom last week. ' II III 51-: VIIVQ, I-IU UIIHl.I*U W55 unsuc- Rev. W. T. Noble was nominatediMis- sionary to the Wyevale, Gibson and Van Vlack stations, and Mr. Paton, late of Grand Forks, 15.0., to Minesing, Midhurst and Edenvale-sub'eet to the approval of the Assembly : ome Mission Committee. There was a large portion of the sederunt occupied by the Home Mission business. The details were numerous, and would have required much more time had not the Pres- bytery s Committee been engaged for the whole of the preceding` day in reading re- ports, revising grants, arranging for winter supp!) &o. ` Qfnnis-an (`Jenn-n=o6-gun. -nan`. ....._-.:..4.-_'I 1)'}."'2i'F"?&' 33?. Moodie being joint Moderators of sessions of Severn ridge, etc., no change was made. `D-.. I17 rn \T..1.L. .....- ..-...:..-a._:a1n_ I yuvuvnulllv IJVBIIJ plus!` ' with awn"; onb appls, and `no (garner, Presbytery Meetng at] Elmvale. Rev. Robt. Moodie. Clark. has kindly fur- nished us with the following articulate of the regular meeting of the reabytery of Barrie, held at Elmvale on Tuesday after- noon, 28th September :- A no `I'll!!! {aha nnnnrnnndnnn A` 1i`:...4. I95 '0 Mr. J amen resigned the charge of Midland `on account of his health being impaired. The usual course of laying the resignation over to next meeting was taken. TL- none-2...... at \`.|7....L.......L...... f`-I.l.....a.-.. VIVA UV IIVAIJ IIIUUIIILIK WED IIGBUIIO The stations ot Waubaushene, Coldwater and Fesserton. were made a pastoral charge, as was: also the mission, group of Severn Bridge, Ardtrea and Gray church. Mr. G. 1. Craw was appointed Moderator of session of Waubaushene, etc. ~ '\n I1... near` `u Ag- `....:_.. 2-2-1. IlIlUll' 0 VII QUP UUIII IIVL 5*` A call from the congregation: of First Essa, Burns and Dunn : churches to the Rev. J. E. Smith was sustained, and the in- duction appointed to take Blues on Oct. 14th. Mr nnnhnnnn mach-punt` 0- A nkuunn AC Q-and \l|l\IIrIIlI-I Iltlklll-lUU\ln IV VQBU ICVU VII \JUUo 12$: I Mr. Cochrane resigned e charge of Sund- ridge. etc. The resignation was acepted.to take e'eeL in November, when a student will take charge. `III nesnknnnn nnn:nna:' 6-`an nlnnuuun 4 TA...- uringhenan resigned the charge of Long- ford and Uptergrove. The matter was laid over till next ordinary meeting of Presby- 1-nu-v -LHl;f"Xavt-<>":i, of Collingwood, after visiting with Mr. and Mrs R. Dorsey,`re- turned home on Saturday evening. A,, 'I1_,__ ,;, ._,,,,I, I