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PAGE FOURTEEN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1928 BROCKVILLE PLANT SEND HAMMERS TO SHEFFIELD Brockville, Dec, 5--Akin to "carry- ing coals to Newcastle" is the an- nouncement made at the James Smart plant of the Canada oun- dries and Forgings, Limited, here, that it is working upon an order for 12,000 steel nail hammers to be de- livered in Sheffield, considered to be one of the steel headquarters of the world, i TELEPHONED TO HIS WIFE FROM ENGLAND Napanee, Dec, 8--History was made one day this week, When Dr. W. G. Morden phoned from London, England, to Mrs. Morden in Nap- anee. The voice came over the ether clear and distinct. The conversation could be heard as clearly as though the speaker was only a few miles away. CAMPBELLFORD MAN GETS ONE YEAR SENTENCE Cobourg, Dec. 8.--Gilbert Gibbs, Campbellford, a man with a long record said to have contemplated holding up a Port Hope railway station, was sentenced to one year in Guelph prison yesterday by Magistrate Floyd, of Cobourg, when he appeared on a charge of theft of a car from Colborne. In Camp- bellford, he is said to have sug- gested to a younger man in that town, the holding up of a railway station at Port Hope. TYENDINAGA SEEKS RURAL HYDRO LINES Belleville, Dec. 8.--Rural Tyend- inaga/is likely to have a large num- ber of users of rural hydro ex- tension lines shortly. Thursday night at the village of Shannon- ville, there was a large number of householders and others present at a meeting at which the question of serving th district with electric energy on the farms was dealt with. As far back as the sixth con- cession there are prospective us- ers of hydro energy. The meeting was a success in every way. Pe- titions are being circulated, call- ing for service in many parts of the township. President, A. J. Runnalls, Vice-President, N. I. Secretary- lows; Port Hope; Metcalf, Bowmanville; : Treasurer, J. H. Rose, Newcastle; PETERBORO MAYORS > FETES COUNCIL Peterboro, Dec, 8--His Worship Mayor Denne entertained the mem- bers of the City Council, the Utilities Commission and other city officials, haeds of departments and their wives at a banquet held in the Empress hotel Thurslay night. It was also made the occasion of honoring City Clerk S. R. Armstrong for the splen- did service which he had rendered the city of Peterboro during the last thirty-five years. As a slight token ofthe esteem in which Mr. Armstrong is held by the city council and heads of the departments a beautiful silver tray and tea set was presented to him. PEA VINERS WILL BE ? PUT IN FOR GROWERS Belleville, Dec. 8.--A meeting, the outcome of which may mean a great deal to the farmers in the district, was held in the school house at Union Vale. The Belle- ville canning factory is desirous of erecting two pea viners in this dis- trict and the meeting was for the purpose of ascertaining whether enough growers could be secured. Two hundred acres are asked for and at the meeting 150 acres were secured. There are still a number of farmers to hear from and it is altogether probable that viners will be located here. The possible locations is given as the William Cross property, it being the most central place in the dis- trict. TIMES TIMES TIMES TUCKER HOLSTEIN BREEDERS' CLUB ELECT NEW OFFICERS Newcastle, Dec. 8.--Over forty attended the 12th annual meet- ing of the Durham County Holstein Breeders' Club held in the Com- munity Hall, Newcastle, on Thurs- day, Dec. 6.--A business session was held at 10 o'clock, when many important items of business were transacted, including the election of officers. In the absence of Presi- dent H. I. Seymour of Cavan, vice- president A. Xx Runnalls, Port Hope, occupied" the chair. The election of officers resulted as fol- DESIRABLE Office TO RENT About 1,200 Square Feet Heat, Light Centrally Located Apply Box '"N" Oshawa Daily Times andJanitor 16 Celina St. With cold weather coming and not much sunshine your poul- try need cod liver oil. We have the best on the market in any quantity you want. Feed our Superior Scratch Grain along with our Laying Mash and make your hens lay. Cooper-Smith Co. | 'Hens Lay? RB Chas. Bates, Carleton Place; R. W. Phone 8 of the City of Oshawa. December 19th, 1928, 5 p.m. Salary expected. NOTICE The Local Board of Health desires applications for the posi- tion of Veterinary and Food Inspector for the Municipality Applications will be received up to, and including Wednesday, Duties to commence January 2nd, 1929. Further information regarding the Duties of this Official may be obtained by application to the Office of the Local Board of Health, Room No. 4, 106 Simcoe Street South. Applicants please state Age, Experience, Qualifications, and D. A. HUBBELL, Assistant Secretary, Oshawa, Ont.,, December 3rd, 1928 Local Board of Health. f | Baldwin, { | A. Butt, Omer Brown; Major G. C. Auditors: N. Mutton, R, M. Cole. Directors; Chris. Cox, J. D. Ste- vens, Percy Seymour, Fred Fallis, Walter Reynolds, Mont Bickle, A. J. Tamblyn, A. A. Gibson. It was decided to hold a sale at Bowmanville in the spring of 1929, and a committee was appointed to plan an excursion in the summer. ORATORICAL CONTEST HELD IN BELLEVILLE Belleville, Dec. 8--Owing to the fact that the County Council Rooms would not hold the crowd desiring to hear the Annual Oratorical Con- test for the Warden's Medals, the scene was shifted to the new Audi- torium of the Belleville Collegiate and Vocational School. Mr. Arthur L. Burke, Reeve of Sidney, acted as Chairman, while the Rev. Dr. F. E. Malott, Rev. L. M. Sharpe, and W, H. Nugent, County Clerk, acted as judges. - Thirteen boys and girls from the various school sections of the County of Hastings were present to' deliver their addresses and all showed a great deal of preparation had been made by their teachers and by the pupils themsclves. Each year the class of speakers improves, and this year was no exception. After 'weighing all the points to- gether, the judges finally decided that Miss Margaret O'Connor, of Marmora, and Lake who had chosen as her subject "The Necessity for Conserving Old Timber Resources and Re-forestation" had delivered the best address of the girls, and was accordingly awarded the Warden's Medal for girls. Miss Muriel Ver- milyea, of S. S. No. 5, Sidney, won the second prize for girls, her sub- ject being "The Contribution of Pub- lic School Pupils to Citizenship." ANNUAL MILITARY BALL WAS MOST PLEASANT EVENT (Continued from page 3) E. C. Hodgins, Mrs. H. E. Smith and Mrs. R. B. Smith. The officers of the Reginrent who were instrumental in the success- ful instigation of and final comple- tion of plans for the ball were Hon, Col. R. S, McLaughlin, Lt. Col. H. E. Smith, Maj. E. C. Hodgins, Maj. R. B. Smith, Maj. F. J. Donevan, Capt. C. A. Mason, Capt. E. Pear- son, Capt. G. A. McGillivray, Capt. J. R. Hanning, Capt J. E. Car- rothers, Capt. J. A. Mitchell, Capt. L. P. Boulden, Capt. (Rev.) S. C. Jarrett, Lieutenants, J. K. Cowan, F. A. Hardman, C. E. Hill, M. R. Johnston, C. M. Gossage, D. M. Simpson, M. M. Evans, B. G. Whit- field, H. L. Taylor, L. A. Gifford, R. R. Insole and L. A. Gerry. Invited Guests Among the invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs. H. Arnold, Whitby; H. W. Armstrong, R. J. Andison, F, Armstrong, A. F. Annis, E. F. Armstrong, Walkerville; E. 8. Al- er, R. Akers, R. B. Adams, J. C. -ton, of Toronto; Harold Archer, ort Perry; A. Archibald, Whitby; ieorge Ames, Whitby; Lt. Col. P. H. Alexander, M. C. of Toronto; George E. Ansley; Major E. P. S. Allen, Toronto; G. D. Astley, Whit- by; G. Argument; T. G. Applegath, Toronto; L. Austin, L. Ardiel, J. C. Anderson, A. S. Auld, R. M. Armstrong, Dr. H. C. Arnott, Capt. J. M. Ashby; C. B. Atto, C. M. And- erson; K. Albridge, Leaside; R. F. Aitcheson, Bowmanville; A. R. Al- loway; Jack Allan, Cobourg; O. M. Alger; Conrad Acton, Toronto; Fred Snowden; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bull, Detroit; Capt. Barnum, Tor- onto; Eric Ball, Toronto; J. Bond; ton, E. A. Dell, V. Baily, Dr. E. A. Barton; Bert Boddy, Brantford; K. Burgess, Toronto; H. Ball, Tor- onto; Eric Ball, Toonto; J. Bond; G. L. Buckman, Ottawa; L.A. Breis W. F. Bull, V. A. Bond, A. Bow- man; Roy Bates, Carleton Place; Bell; C. F. Bryan, Whitby; BE. Bowman, Whitby; Dr. B. B. Bea- ton, Whitby; Wm. Boddy; Chas. Bascom, Toronto; Fred Bunting, Pickering; D. R. Begin; Stanley Blair; G. Bellis; A. J. Bell, A. W. Bell, L. H. Beattie, R. Bennett; B. Bowmanville; Dr. Grant Berry, Roy Beaton, R. J. Bale, A, R. Belfry, H. E, Baldwin, H. J. Begg, J. H. Beaton, C. T. Barnes, R. R. Buchanan, R. J. Bailley, H. Bonnycastle, Bowmanville; Miss D. Bonnycastle, Bowmanville; J. A. Brand, Leaside; W. G. Burns, O. R. Burns; Dr. F. Baird, Carleton Place; F. Bailes, J. J. Burns W, G. Bunker; J. G, Bateman, Whitby; C. Barnes, Jr., Bert Bounsall, H. A. Brown, E. Bruton, H. P. Bull, Dr. F. T. Bryons, A. E. Barton, R. N. Bassett, Father Bench, Donald Bailes H. Boyce, D. J. Brown; Maj- or J. W. Baty, Toronto; Dr. B. A. Brown, Dr. Brock, V. Bonham, H. i| C0. Bradley, BE. Bradley; N. S. Boyd Toronto; Douglas Bailes, Dr. G. L. Bird, E. R. Birchard, Chas. Bodley; R. V. Bishop, Wm. Babe; Capt. W. H. Brunnung, Toronto; the staff of Bishop Bethune College, Chas. Bowra, N. M. Boultbee, P. A. Black- burn, H. M. Black; Capt. H. J. Beard, Toronto; Lt. Col. H. O. Beardmore, V. D., Brig.-Gen, A. H. Bell, D.S.0., both of Toronto; Lt.- Col. Bull, Brampton; Lt. Col. L. H, Bertram, M. C., Brampton; Lt. Col. B. W. Brown, D.8.O0., M. C, Toronto; E. R. Complin, J. Craig; L. Crooks, Toronto; Grant Camer- on, Toronto; Lt. Col. Carew, Lind- say; E. L. Chant, W. R. Clarke, W. Clarke, O. W. Churchill," Dr. C. W. Garr, F. Cuthbertson, miss Marion Cuthberson, W. H. Camp- bell, 8. Chapman, H. Cox, W. H. Clark, D. A. Chapman, E. P. Clars- son, T. E. Cottier, J. D. Crary, C. Cunningham, G. Coates, E, Cohoon, E. F, Conolly; G. E. Chase, Bow- manville; John Caywood, Bowman- ville; 8. Clarke; D. W. Catto, Tor- onto; W. Chown, Whitby; T. H. Clifford; Dr. Cartwright, Picker- ing; L. O. Clifford, Major Camer- kA on, Dr. Carr, W. Carnwith, L. Corn; +R. Harancourt, Mrs. Henry; Lt. T. H. Coppin, Regina; J. Carn. with; C. Cowan, Cannington; IL. M. Cassell, A. E. Cutler, Capt. T. K, Creighton; Major - B. Chisholm, Oakville; F. B. Coate, J. Cotter, D. A. Cowan, F. W. Cowan, W. G, Cor- ben, W. A, Coad, G. D. Conant, A. Cooper, Dr. H. M. Cook; Major Charles, Port Hope; W. Christian, C. Clarke; N. Chadwick, Toronto; W. R. Chapman, D, B. Carlyle, F. G. Carswell; Major C. M. Corkett; D. Carnegie, Port Perry, :-C, F. Cannon, D. Campbell, P. A. Cann- ing, M. L, Canning, B. Carson, J. J. Callaghan, R, H. Carpenter, W. R. Cameron, Cdl. Frank Chappel, A. Clarke, A. J. Carnegie, J. M. Car- negie, Port Perry; Lt. Col. R. V, Cononer, Brampton; Lt. Col. H. 8. Cameron, Col. H. 8S. Smith and Capt M. B. Collier Toronto; Cyril Deyo; K. S. Donevan, S. Dempsey; G. Dor- ner; Toronto; G. Dawson, Whitby; R. Dixon, Toronto; F. W. Donald; Capt. F. W, Diamond, Port Hope; W. Deans, H. Denman, F. J. Done- van, H. R. Deyman, H. L. Drew; Col. E, C. Dean, Toronto; N. H. Dunford; W. A. Dryden, Brooklin; G. Drew, E, W. Drew, C. Downey, A. Drew, W. Daniels, Dr. D, R. Dav- fes, F. R. Daniels; H. Donald, Tor- onto; Dr. C. 8S. Dickinson, E. A. Dixon, H. Donald, E|mer Dison, Mr. Dickson; J, J. Dolan, Toronto; G. Downey, G. H. Dickenson, Dr. and Mrs. Devitt, Bowmanville; Capt. R. G, Dingle, Toronto; W. 'A. Dewland; C. Dunseith, Toronto; N. H. Daniel, Dr. F. J. Donevan, L. Davis, C. P. Davis, J. S. Dick, J. Delanty, A. Dobson, W E, Davis; A. Dyas, Toronto; H. J. Davis, Lon- don; H. Doherty, C. W. Detenbeck. Lt. Col. W. F, Eaton, Oakville: W. L. Elliott, Bowmanville; G. Eilioit, W. A. Eastwood; Lt. Col. A. Each- man, Millbrook; C. Elliott; Capt. J. Edwards, Toronto; Lt. Col. T. C. Evans, Toronto; L. Eagleson, C. Elliott; F. G. Erskine, Maj. G. W. Every, Whitby; W, D. Elliott, G. Evans, E. A. Everson, D. Fvans, M. M. Ewing, W. Emsley, J. Eagleson, J. Elder, F. S. Ebbs, C. V. Ed- munds, A. Eagleson, Jr.; C. H. French, Whitby; D, Fowler; Maj- or D. G. P. Forbes, St Catharines; C. Sollitt, F. L. Fowke, J. 8. Fras- er, C. D. Fulton; S. Fisid, Toronto; A. Field, R. Fraser, N. Fraser, E. B. Foster, Maj. Leon Frazer; Col. Fraser, €ol F. L. Ford, Toront>: Lt., Col. G. D. Fearman, Lt. Col. B D. Fearmai Hamilton; Capt. Ferguson, Bowmanville, C, A. Frea- nran, Whitby; R. Flintoff, S. A. Flintoff, H. Found, J. Finley, G. Finley, T. Fishleigh, F. G. Farn- combe, A. O. Felt, A. W. Ferguson, Neil Felt, Dr. Ferrier, C. Fox, C. Foulds, G. Goodbody, W. A. Goroux, Mrs, Gilbert, L. A. Gerry, G. W. Garner E. G. Grass; J. Gerow Brougham; V. German, A. Ger- man; Capt J. C. Gorney, Kendal; M. N. Gowdy W. Gunn, W. M, Gibson, A, W, Gnore, Lt. Col. J. M. Gibson, Capt. H. E. Gee, Capt. C. W. Gigg, W. Gordon, Major R. B. Gibson, J. Gardner, Capt. J. A. Gibson, B. ¥, Gossage, Lt. J. God- frey, Dr. C. D. Gossage, Toronto; A. W. 8S. Greer, Lt. Col. R. J. Gill, Bowmanville; H, Green, Toronto; G. M. Goodfellow, Whitby; Capt. R. Gray, Toronto; R. L. Gray, Col. J. F. Grierson, G. L. Gommow, S. Gummow; O. Gamsby, Orono; A. R. Goyne, Dr. W. H. Gifford, A. E. Garbutt, W. R. Geikie, J. Gibson, W. E. Gillott; J. T. Gowan, F. Ger- mond, W. A. Gerry, J. C. Gartshore, G. Grierson, Toronto; Rear Com- modore N. Godderham, Toronto; Capt. Dr. Gillfellan, Toronto; Mal). P. Hampton, Toronto; Mrs, H. C. Higgenbottom, Cobourg; Lt. Col. B. C. Hooper, Toronto; D. F. Hous- ton, Toronto; Lt. Hartley, Toronto; Rev. Capt. Harston, N. Hezzlewood, R. Holden, D. Holden, L. Hewson, F. H. Hoar, A, O. Heather, Toron- to; D. Harvey, Toronto; B. Hal, A. Hargraft, M. M. Holden, J. Har- rott; Lt. Col. Harbottle, Toronto; Capt. C. A. Hamilton, Brampton; Lt. Col. A, K. Hemming, Toronto; Lt. Col. Hilchie, Toronto; R. Hol- lingshead, Bowmanville; Dr. B. J. Hazelwood; Major Hoar, T. S. Hol- gate, O. Hanna, G. L. Hall, Bow- manville; Wing Commander Hard- ing, Camp Borden; S. R. Hatch, F. C. Hatch, R. A. Hutchison, Whitby; N. Hardman, ¥. Hudson, Toronto; G. Hezzelwood, Dr. F. L. Henry; G. Hart, H. P. Hart, M. Hart, J. Hart, Dr. A. W, Harding, F. E, Hare, C. E. Hare, W. A. Hare; J. Harriss, Port Perry; Capt. R. C. Henry, E. M. Henry; Capt. A. B. Harris, London; W. B. Haines, D. M. Hall, A. M. Heist, M. E. Hartley, Dr. D. S. Hoig, H. W. Hiscock, G. Henley. C. N. Henry, R. Hender- son, G. Houlden, N. Hubbell, Dr, L. E. Hubbell, Major A. F. Hind, C. A. Howell, W. R. Hunter, H. C. Hutchison, Port Perry; C. Houck, Paul Irwin, London; E. Irwin; Lt. Col. Ingles, Toronto; F., H. M. Irwin, Whitby; N. Irwin, S. Irwin, 8S. C. Jarrett, J. S. Judge, F. B. Johnston, Mr. Joyce, A. E, Jackson, E. G. Johnston, D. James; Capt. T. A. James, Toronto; Lt. Col. B, L. Johnston S. B. James, S. James, G. W. James, Bowmanville; C. F. B. 'Jones, Whitby; M. R. Jacobi; Lieut Jackson, Port Perry; Dr. James, D. F. Johnston, Lt. Col. P. H, Jobb, D. R. Johnson, D. Johnson, E. Jamieson, E. Jackson, W. J. Kings- mill, Toronto; R. King, J. L. King- sley, B. F. Knight; Mr. Kinear, A. J. Kearney, J. King, T. King, Whit- by; C. A. Kinnear, W. P. Knight, Baron Van Korff; I. Kirkhouse, Newmarket; L. Kely; Toronto; H. Kelso, C. W. King, W. H. Karn, Dr, T. E. Kaiser, Capt. W. J. Locke, W, Luke, C. Larmer, T. LeFcntain, K. Lally, G. Loveless, H. A. Lawrence, H. A, Lee; C. N, Leslie, Hamilton; 'W. Little; Major W. 8. Lawrence, Toronto; Capt. J. T. Lindsay, Toronto; Lt. Col. J. W. Langmuir, Toronto; H. Lapp, Bow- manville; G. P. Lynde, Whitby; D. Lander, E. V, Lander, H. C. Land- er, G. LeFebvre, Pontiac Mich., Dr. W. J. Langmaid, G. Lander, G. E. Leigh-Mallory, H. Luke, E. G. COAL QUALITY 3060 MALLETT BROS. - \ . | Mathison; R. Kirkby, |. Lovell, Lt. Cecil Lett; D. Lucas, Port Perry; C. Luke, R. B., Lazier, A, Larmer; B. Lindsay, Toronto; H. Lecky; G. Lindsay, Torpnto; "A. L. Malley, Belleville; M. Mager, Toronto; Wyman Mullen, S. Meek; W. E. Mathews: J. B. Milner, Tor- onto: C. G. Morrow; Dr, R. M. Mit- chell, Toronto; Mr. Munro; T. H. Muffitt; J. A. Morphy; Frank C. R. Moroson; A, A, Morrison; E. Marks; Lieut. Col. K. R. Marshall, Toronto, A. Moore, Pickering; Maj. J. Muir, Toronto; Capt. H, T. May; Toronto; D. R. Morrison, Bowmanville; Miss Might, Toronto; Mr. Meath; T. Morphey; Dr. R. Montgomery, Dr. 8. Montgomery, Dr. R. T. McLean, Whitby; .T. A. Miller, Toronto; G. Morris, W. H. Moore, W, H. Moore, jr., Pickering; Lieut. G. Myers; C. M. Mundy; R. H. Mulch, Toron- to; G. J. S. Morrison; R. Mounce; Maj. Dr. Moore, Brooklin; R, W. Millichamp; Dr. C. Miller, W. Marshall; George Miller, T. Miller T. B., Mitchell; Dr. D. R. Mitchell; J. P. Mangan; E. S. P. Maybee; Charles Minendez; H. E. Morphey; R, Moffat; R. S. Morphey; M. E. Mitchell; .¥. L. Mason; W. M. Mac- key, Toronto, 'A. Moffatt; N. Mof- fatt; Andrew Moffatt; R. G. Mills; Eric Mason; W. Miller; N. Mill- man; E. J. McGirr; W. G. McFar- lane; R. McIntyre; M. Mann, Port Hope; Capt. W. H, McMahon, Port Hope; S. F. McNairn, Toronto; W. F. McGowan; D. McLean; J. McIn- tyre; Toronto; H. McGreary; Tor- onto; F. McBrien; Col. R. S. Mc- Laughlin; A. F. McCullough; A. McDonald; A. McEachern; P. A. MacDonald; Dr. A. F. MacKay, Ross McKinnon; Dr. H. M. McDonald; D. McKay; G. W. McLaughlin; Dr, A. E. McKibbon; Capt. William Mc- Carthy, Brooklin; Ray McLaughlin, F. M. McLellan; Maj. Gen. J. H. McBrien, C. B. D., 8. O., Ottawa; Capt. H. C. MacKendrick, Toronto; Col. L. T. McLaughlin, C. B., D. S. O., Bowmanville; Dr. McQuay, R. J. McGillivray; Capt. John Mec- Clennan, Dr. C. F. McGillvray, Whitby; B. McEwen; Dr. T. W. G. McKay; W. McKay; I. McKay; Capt J. A. McGibbon; J. McDoug- all, T. McDowell; R. McMurtry; G. McTaggart; T. G. McKay; R. V. Northey, Toronto; W. H. Nicholl; R. H. Nash, C. V. Newberry; J. Nasmith, Port Perry; Neil Munroe; Bowmanville; Harry Nobes; C. B. Norris; S. J. Nobbin; L. Owens, Toronto; J. O'Brien; L. H. Omar; J. C. Oswald; Capt. J. O'Neil, Bow- manville; H. T. P. O'Sullivan, Tor- onto; E. L. Odlum, Whitby; E. Osborne; J. P. Owens, Toronto; J. K. Owens, Toronto; L. E. Osier, E. J. O'Reilly, A. E. O'Neill, J. L. Purviss, C. S. Patterson, V. Pea- cock, F. C. Pepina; J, W. Peers, Toronto; G. W. Pinner, T. R. Pin- ner; D, G. Parker, Toronto, E. Peck, A. Park, J. A. Peer, G. Perry," S. Penn, A. Phillips; Capt. J. Perry, J. Parker, Whitby; S. H. Pipe, Tor- onto; Major P. E. Purcel, A. Phil- lips; Major J. R. Peacock, Milton; Major N. L. Powell, Brampton; Col. W. H. Price, Toronto; Lt. Col. S. B. Pepler, Col. J. L. R. Parsons, Toronto; Cél. R. V. D. Pellatt, Tor- onto; Lt. Col. H., S. Parsons, Tor- onto, K. Prior; C. V. Purdy, Port Perry; Capt. Fred Palmer, Bow- manville; W. A. Pentice, Whitby; W. Presnail, Toronto; E. Parker, Bowmanville; C. Pethick, E. Pals- ley, H. Pounder, J. Pangman, Maj- or Walter Proctor, Beaverton; H. Palmer, Toronto; M. Pucell; Capt. Plunkett, Toronto; Dr. J. R.. Port- er, A. Peacock, R. D. Preston, P. G. Purves, Col. W. E. Phillips, C. Pal- mer, A. J. Parkhill, E. Parsons, G. Pedlar, J. Perry, W. H. A. Patte, R. A. Patchell, Carleton Place, H. C. Robins, W. D. Robertson, C. Rut- ter, H. Rutter, J. C. Ross, H. N. Robbins, R. A. Roberts, F. R. Rus- gell, R. A. Ross, T. Rosling, E. Rit- chie, G. Rowson; Maj. H. L. Rob- son, Brampton; Lt. Col. W. Rhoad- es, Lt. Col. E. J. Renaud,, Maj. Richards, Capt. N. R. Raine, Tor- onto; Dr. Reaman, Bowmanville; O. Rogers, T. Rapson; C. E. Rehder, Bowmanville; C. T. Ross, Bowman- ville; Judge Ruddy, Whitby; G. Ross, Whitby; T. W. Rowlands; A." Ryerson, Toronto; A. Ross, C. S. Ross, Dr. Rundle, W. H. Ross, Mrs. F. Robson, F. J. Reddin; J. C. Ross, Toronto; C. Smith, J. E. B. Short, E. C. C. Southey, F. Sim- mons, J. B. Spencer, F. D. Sleeman, A. W. Smith, R. Steele, Preston; Capt. F. C. 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