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cliru- t lr l llr i ii twlnu rs jut muirmitr itlib ju tirl 5 it ur htrt f r imauh1i jl hhlngfj dick on haturduy juno hun ut grnce church mulon hy ltov 1 g king inn d nn of rrinlty col 1pi lormto iiiuilatod by uov canon nafu 1 margaret klliuibeth peggy dick eld a daughter of crown at- lomi y w r dirk and mm dick or miuwi to iuv walter bruce jimnlngj wcond run of mr and mm john 11 jciinlng f penctunguuhime mi n mnydi ilat hi i residence bleak how r klnrn on monday juno 4 10jd willluin dnyder in htm olut year mcdonald on wednesday may 30 1021 at hh iaio residence rtverndalr bruce county william mcdonald general merehnnl and pioneer resident hi hlii 7llv- year in muhoutxtq mflfod in loving memory of our dear norman who departed from thin life june 0 1037 in his nth year one year ban pawed since that aad day aod callid the one wo loved away parget him no wo iievcrwlhv for in our hearts ho llviflh ittlll badly missed by the family dllli achuiihm vx6b thursday june 7 1020 brief local news the week ii showers have been moat beneficial to the craps many a fine bed of tulips are adorn ing homes in town just now tlic empire day prise essays will be found on pane three or thla issue the happy month of juno rones ucddlngn apple blossoms and co forth 20 000 square feet of pavement will be laid in tho village of erin this year tho wet weather haa interfered wlui the laylnd of tho cement on ho 7 high way moat everyone would welcome the warm weather that in now overdue in arriving about 250 feet of cement remains to be laid on the eastern section of no 7 highway every week every ad in tins pan peu carries news of economical shop ping to every home jjmitm t tjaiuiuo conference of the tjniletl church lhttrutlhur kewlou at urimlfott during tho wttk iiw cluniireh of pofltortch die unmml k jilon of hamilton con ference of tin united church of canada wan held in xlon church ilrantford opening on w dun day may 30 nnd cloning on monday juno 4 nearly all thi mlnliurft of the con frrrnco and an equal number of lay re prcscnlatlvcn wi n in attendance and the bunlneiui of tliu year was conducted with dispatch rev ii a o nil mm d a of norfolk ulreet church one lph wail elected pre rldent hi clo est oppon for thin honored poiillun wail itsv cnatloirer draper of niagara pnllii formerly of acton who on thrto ballots kept within live volco of the iiicccsnful candidate the flrut hour of each morning session won devoted to spiritual llirmco with ilcv honry ii crane d d of maiden mann an the rpccial preacher d crane o first themo was tlia funda- mentn if the christian faith and wan it masterly exposition an wan also each ruccesnlvc sermon during the confer tnce a cordial civic welcome to ilrantford wan ivcn by mayor beckett and alder man freeborn both of whom ntatcd that they felt perfectly at home in confer ence inasmuch an they were both mjji- bcro of the united church rtcv c p owen and ilcv dr drown brought brcet- inffn from the ilrantford mlnlntcrlal an- toclatlon there wore few chanacn in tlio witue- mlnt of mlnlatcra the only ono in thin vicinity being that nev c ii jolliao returned mlcnlonary from china being ccttlcd at lrln and ilcv mr hall going from there to a point in uranlford dis trict it wan reported that several mln- jutero had been transferred out o tlie conference and an equal number into tho conference very general progrciin wan reported within the conference during tho year several now church edifice had bein erected and comer otonca laid but far more important than thlii material progress b the probrcaa in the rplrltual llfo of the church tlie spirit of namcalncwj expectancy and harmony lu found everywhere the report of collcocn and students committee recommended the ordlnatl l of h n watt b a and archibald u oraham d a the impressive ordlna uorj ccrvlcca were held art friday evening and sunday morning iniwllnr prlnnlpnl funlnll cabln drew atfalr drowdtthirjown hall on saturday evening dr j b reynoldfl u a lias re tlgned the pruildoncy of tho ontario agricultural college ouclph tjij golden days of midsummer arc coming on apocc the twentyfirst of june la just around tho comer mr chan wllcon haa purcluuicd from mr a t drown the btane renldencc on main ptrcct adjacent to education lane the extension of the water pipes in palrvlew cemetery in proving a real con venlcnce to plot owners in this sacred spot tho exterior of h11u grocery ond china ware store is now receiving a reno vation it in being repainted and decor ated tho macon knitting co shipped two carloads of children o underwear to cus tomers in tho western province url week uilb doris bean of waterdown was among the clas of graduating nurscu from the hospital for blck chlldrni toronto pske io lwj advcruurb paint tho way to uie cconomlca it you mis the ad you arc losing money the second coat of tarvla has been laid an a section of no 1 highway wtot of acton the first coat in completed almost to crcwuins comers the now light in 1u lantern of verc- uon iron junt installed over the entrance to the united church in qulto an attrac tive and practical improvement we appreciate tho promptness with which dubscrlbcrn renew when the month ly accounts arc made out it helps us very materially with our banker the attractiveness of palrvlew ceme tery was freely spoken of by tho many visitors there on sunday during the oddfellows decoration ceremonies while fishing in the creek at kil bride last week john oconnell amar- rled man aged 34 yearn waa seized with a fit fell into the water and woi drown ed june garden always seem as lovely u a vanished dream their fragrance drifts upon the air that rises from the troubled earth to touch the sky with wistful mirth a feller lji t thlnkln mean out ruhln hln thoughts arc mostly good and clean out flshln ho docs dot knock his ftllawmen or harbor any grudges then a fellers at bin finest when out fumln the calcium chloride on uie streets is proving very effective again this year in keeping down die dust it is much more pleasant and accomplishes the pur pose equally an well as tho foulsmclllng and dirt producing road oil colin myth ulywood farm mar- den well known breeder of shorthorns iuls disposed of an elevenman thaold scotch shorthorn calf to t a russell of downsvlew for 2 600 the highest price received for a calf sold in canada in many years mr dlyth also recently shipped a number of fine shorthorn bulls to illinois minnesota and montana childuins aid bocilty ekpottt 0 may application for children 1 children involved during the month complolnti received 3 investigation made 0 uall received 43 mall cent out 40 mileage approximately 405 office interviews court attendance wards visited warning livtn number uf chlldrt n in tho milton shelter why not cmio to milton and select a line uoad luoklng healthy boy for your home w ii stewart iiuol rltltimi lpic at worjdeb lan theatbe tlic bttltku of tho coronol and jalk- land lulanrti the magnificent re con s true lion of unn of the most stirring chaptura in tin h to lory of britain b naty will be shown on friday tomorrow at the wonderland theatre it is indeed tlie grcutmt of all motion picture epics of tlie a re at war depicting uie spectacular and grandeur instead of tlie gruesome and kurdlducsu uf moru the somme it la certain that thin splendid hlmua- tlan of national importance and historic al significance will duplicate locally its tremendoun euccrm in tlie old country and in the united uuids wliere it was shown for four rtrordbreaklng woles at tlie cameo tin atrn new york tho arst british war film ever to b sliown hi an american thiutre to tills truly great film hau alw fallen tlie signal luuior or lwlng uie first motion picture ever to bo shown at balmoral ciutla by royal command of jhclr uajiwthm king aorg and quctn mary 11m king was anuuuit and mlhiikeri with tlw produc- uuii with hu t xu rlenip and know wbi pruc ileal tailor lie was abb to study tin nim wllli the critical eye uf an xpert neighborhood news i hi following is the staudlng rif uie pupils of s u no 10 kafpirrlng or tho month or may sr iv mary mills iltanley joe sr iii tlraco lllntoft wily ogle velmo merrill vcnio joe uuo ronelll lrnenlo tonelli sr ii margaret ogle klla oakley and mabel iugo equal anueln tonelli jr il hilly merrill jr l3meiville bonus chnrlen mllln dick oule jimmy mountain amelia ronelll elgin uonuii laura bonus sr pr joan wall beatrice merrlll intermediate pr illlly mountain jr pr qulnta tonelli carney lionui riiqm markrd with an asterisk mitt rd examinations n e hall teacher t nahbagawtya the annual township sunday school convention of tlic sundays schools of nanigawoya will be held at christies mission church kelso on friday after noon and evening juno 16 ebcncxer united church cliolr are to nlng at abcrfoyle united church on thursday evening of thin week mr j y norrlsh of nassaguweya had a number of nheop killed and worried by dogs lost week it is hoped that these mauradors of tlie flocks may bt caught mr and mrs w p darby and mrs o t wilson of icnatchbull visited rela uvea and friends at campbellvlll on sunday mrs arthur nightingale and can oco and daughter ulsa florence of icnatch bull visited relatives and friends at port credit on sunday mr c a darby of icnatchbull had been laid up far a whuo with his olc tioublo but is slowly recovering mr and mrs george eanterbrook of hamilton visited tlie formers parent- and mrs james easterbrook of darbyvluc over tlic weekend tcrcjitlng juid comprehensive oddrcsjethe burden of hie address was tho need for young men to consecrate themselves to the christian ministry he sold thera ore fewer active ministers out of employ ment in tho united church throughout the dominion today than wero in the presbyterian church before union h that is so and i know whereof x speak then it meonu wo have absorbed a surplus of 400 or 500 men and the wc3t la still calling for ordained men and is unable to get them uev dr c w duhop president or albert college belleville also addressed the conference and showed that tlie college had achieved a high standard of education efficiency and waa prepar ing its students for profcalanal life bust ncj and the ministry the college had through the generosity of friends been able to appoint a field secretary and the coopcratlan of ministers and laymen was requested the obituary references included thacc of nevn j b isaac j phllp t t poole w l nutledgc w j brandon 0 w hewitt w j hendcrum t boyd 1 f pydell t gee und john c stcvcn- um the latter was the methodist mln- litlf in aclun when the erection of tlic preent church building woj undertaken hi 1875 ilevs dr a k adams st catharine- j a jaclson hamilton and c w cogens walker ton celebrated the com pletion of fifty years in the ministry itev mr adams in his addrcu declared that he did not find tlic occasion one of sorrow c r of pathai but onu of triumph and delight hln experiences as a chris tian minister hud been well worth while and had he the life to live over again he would follow tlic sanic path the ballots for commlloners from ircobytericj to the blennlal sec ion of the dene ml council to be held in win nlpeg in september resulted on follows drant t l wood rev h l roberts rev j l small umcc itev charles hackctt c t halllday and j douulas auclph rev n a ilurlburt alex mclaren haldlmond ro t scott nev j l hcslop hamilton rev t albert moore rev r m dickey rev j l alexander r treleavcn w ii cooper lome john stone niagara rev c d draper rev i m moycr c j harris j h harrison norfolk rev s d stoke ii a mc- phercon north wellington rev o oomm e l robinson waterloo rev q m roadhousc thoa illlllord di addition to these commludntiers at large were elected as follows rev j puc- gllchrut rev dr scott and rc dr mumford and these with i h a oldham piiildcnt of r conference and messrs r a ihumjioii j m den yen prod mann and a slater y ntionj posiluin on the temperance question was led by ite dr a j irwui and rev i m moycr in resolutions confercncx deplored uie larc increase in the consumption of liquor in the province and the increase in drunken ness and motor accidents and submitted that so called government control had not lived up to uie promises held out by its advocates and urged uicrcfore the enactment of law providing for the most complete prohibition possible a resolution waj alo carried without a dtmcntlnl voice to muku absolutely char our moral judgment as servant of chrlnt to hereby and henceforth re nounce war us u system 1 the se ions of the lay amiqciuuoii wen of much lntcrc t the leading ad- drcs uuii delivered by rev c a olf ford b a b d of hurrlston or stewardship and missions the social event of the conference wit the ijiy ansorlatlon n ilnnqiu t on thun day evrning when over 425 quests sat down to a splendid menu provided by uie luuu of wtuliigtau btrlet church uev dr crane waa the speaker of tin evening his addrctui being when la lln time to laugh the conferencl closed with a young people s rally ut which itev dr 11 cruui maldi p mast uuii cprakcr crane had opened llio morning louioji when commenung on the combination the two national hyuiua or the same tutu he declared the heart of america beatn very deeply wlui affection foi great britain and you and wo are on with the uamu ideali tho tamo history the same tradluons tho came background and uio same great purpose dr crane assured his hrurera that thcru was in the ullllid states a rial tili ctlon far great britain und urgt d them to undtrttund that exprruilonn u tin contrary did not represent the real america at all eden milxh on thursday may 31 a special meet ing of the women s insututo met at mrs marshall a after the opening ode wan sung a few items of business were dls posed of the president in a few well- chosen wardn introduced tho speaker mm jan pottcrson or new hamburg who took as her subject parm poultry with a bird in her hands she demon strated in a very practical manner the many qualities required in a healthy prolific layer she also demonstrated along several other lines of household ntyalufthhgdrirm nnd hi wojuieiis institute county convention hplciwlitl jti thormtf held in knox church hero yesterday the twenty seventh annual convention o the women a institute or hal ton was held in knox church class room on wed nesday june 1 when one hundred and seventy ludleu attended thn president mrs atklna of bronte presided the nulling opened ultli uie opening ode followed by all repeating the lord s prayer mm ii u wilson president of actnn branch guvi an addrebt of welcome to the bidlen mm wilson of the ashjirove ladies replied for the vlrllorn tin inlnuten of tho fact dlrtrlct arr- ininl meeting ond the district meeung of the i xecutivi heuthtmnr by mrs merry or hornby and was very much appreciated by uie ladles i hr- next item on tho programme was the addrcti of the prcildent mrs alknin who rpole of her work in tho institute unci told how rhe had vbdted uio four- lch branches in hal ton and what 0ood work they wero doing a change in the programme took place when all the ladles joined in community singing after which each branch cave uiclr reports for uie year and cliowed their various endeavors some liive iplaccd in cchoou hot luflcri kits and muuc and ako nowcra for tick and num erous ouicr things for charity reports of uie standing committees wero given after which dinner won serv ed when uio lad lea of acton and vicinity entertained their sisters in uio work after luncheon the meeting opened wlui uie institute carol aflor which mrs a g clarrldgc read uie following address and mm aeo r agncw acton wan presented wlui the pant presidents pin mm agncw in uio only acton lady who has been honored with the district presidency to mm geo agncw past president of halton district women s insututes it is wlui pleasure uiat we take uils opportunity to expyesa to you uie appreciation we feel for uie service you rendered during tha years 1025- 37 an president of uie women a in stitutes of halton county the time and enenry you expended on our be half has not been forgotten we would like you to know uiat we real ize uiat it wajj no light tack to preside over a district with branches so scattered and so difficult of access during your term of office you worked most diligently and with infllnliiinntlftnrp tn pjoraqtr thfr various news items wlui muchintcrcl musuj lnterspei wlui uie addresses with jfipclsi liour brought a most profltablelrteeung to a close rov a f march and mr john mar- nholl attended uio united church con ference in branuord last week the trustees of uie cemetery and a committee of the women s innutute have let uie contract for cleaning up and levelling the cemetery the- contractor is mr ii davenport ox nassagaweya mr geo wright and mrs wright br spent the weekend wlui friends in hoi ate in i mr henry leslie who has been ill ifi some weeks in making slow recovery mr and mrs wcalcy burrows ore re tiring from uie farm and have purchased uie house and lot reccnuy owned by mien e mcfarlanc the gllbcrtson bros have finished their large contract of sawing lumber at i schombcrg mr stanley pulton is homo from chel tenham where he spent uio whiter an sawyer for uie murray crawford lumber co mr and mrs a alllcon spent last week with friends in kitchener jleyjqnnjjtucdrcrched in tlie unit ed church on sunday night to a large congregation mra r elslcy of mofloi eang acceptably durini uie lervlcc moorrluad arqtrhtf auolhrr thralr r 1 ii mooreluad our enu rprulng tlitfatm manager hur uiln wrek taken over uiiollu r innv theatre and uddid orlllbt to his chain of show hniaes thui given mr mnorchftiid four theatres in all namely london wetland orlllla and brampton wc ilftlm to congratulate mr moorrluad upon his enterprise and wuih htm uvery uueerm in hln new under taking brampton conservator weddi at mil ten a pretty wrfdlng look place at milton in a race church last saturday when margaret kllxabeth pfggy dick u a eldrflt thtuabeer of crown attorney wllltam inglts dick and mrs dick was married to tlie rrv w bruce jennlngt 1l a second con of mr and mrs j b jennings of peneuuigulshene rev f ilfstcrt drun uf 1itiilty onhvirtr performed uio ceremony asslrted by canon naf tel rector of uie church the chancel and altar were beautifully decor ated bows of white satin ribbon and love rprays of honeysuckle marked each guest pew tlie bride who wan given away by her fauicr looked radiantly lovely in tier simple gown of ivory saun her veil was of tulle made in mob cap effect over a point loco cap worn by the bride as a baby oho carried a bouquet of calla lines tlie bride was attended by her sister edlui as maid of honor wlio carried a bouquet or yellow claudes and uie groom s clsler muriel as bridesmaid who carried a bouquet of violet tweet peas they were gowned in frocks of prynled chiffon made over orangd slips master jim and miss billle dick twin brother and sister of uio bride acted aa trainbearer and flowergirl tlie best man was mr fred beck cousin of uia groom tlic ualicrs were itev d o catchpole b a bui robinson coumi of uie groom lloyd francis and krnncui dick brouier of tlie bride during uie signing of uie register miss madeline dvu of hamilton sang beloved it ir mom mendeusohn s wedding mnrh was played as uie bridal party left uie church miss icauilcen ilcnson presiding at uie organ after uie ceremony a reception was lie id at uie bride n home mr and mrs jennings received wlui uio brides parents about one hundred and forty guests were prewnt among wham were the grandparents of uio bride and many or uie classmates of tho bride and groom boui of whom were gradu ates of trinity college later uio bride and groom left by motor for lccnncbcc island in uio georgian bay uie cummer home of uie broom s parents uie bride travelling in blue crepe dress with bclm hat and coat with matching gloves shoc and bag qlie wore an amber fax fur mrm mm jennlmji tall on june the rf fact number 3 1 ho imm rlul i ife hnld i u pollf y- hnliwii ni t riirpluft of tl jl nllmn tlu lai t plilill lu d av eniment hi port ihowid th it ih rurplun held by lli imp rial i if wan nlmort mm nml om llilr i times the nugngau lurplun h i i by the rlxhin other omptiuli r fi rred to laj t werk frederick l wright acton hi phi si n tativi imperial life ahhiirance of cnnndn this weeks specials at mclean co rockwood on sunday morning mrs iluus of china conducted uie service at the united church hi the abencc of rev a donaldson who was away at confer ence in uio evening uie y p s took tho service uie topic being token by messrs oeorgo gordon and charles 11 harris on sabbath observance on monday afternoon uio juno meet ing of uie womens insututo wan held in the basement of the presbyterian church when mrs james patterson of new hamburg addressed the gauicrtng mr david roycc was able to return home from the general hospital ouclph last week mr wm dwanston who lias been in uie hospital in toronto for come umc in getung along very well since having his leg amputated and la expected to return home this week mr james duftleld pofced away at the homo of his daughter mrs james watson on sunday evening tlic funeral wil held on tuesday afternoon at 3 00 p m interment wan made in prlcndn ceme tery mr o h parker took possession of the meat chop lost week which he reccnuy bought from mr douglas olaas- ford somo of the weekend and holiday visitors were miss uclun barry of london mr and mrs earl il vincent and sou nil lie of acton mr and mrs uumsldc und family of shclburae mr and mrs wm hume of milton at mr and mr angus carter a home miss christina scott of preston mr johnston ifcwat of slmcoc dr and mrs taylor of toronto mrs a j mcalcar cupecu to be up next week after spending uio winter wlui members of her family in toronto and campbellfurd mrs w liber t guild and infant son returned home lost week from uie gen cral houpltal ouclph a largo number of motor parucs were here an sunday lor a ramble over the rocks and other places in uio village ilia bridge und building gang of the c n i havi been uuy putting new ucs on the railway bridge and making othe neuusary repairs in connection wlui the bridge wedding bells ore ringing in our vtcln ity und up uie fourth line of lramosu uncle iomu cabin co wore- gruuud with u full houjo in the town hall an monday u veiling au ilvcruary services will be held in the united church on sunday momliui and evening when itev c l pool b d will preach itev mr donaldson will preach lu acton furuicr uio interests of uio various branches already organised and to open up new branches dublin and aaligrove were organised during your term of office and are now nourish ing branches it wan also due to your vision and furcclght uiat cuch a splendid con tribution was made to uie county pair at milton in uie form of such a wonderful exhibit we trust that uie movement ntartcd by you may grow increasingly that you may have a constant reminder uiat uie members of the halton women o insututes appreci ate your cervices to uie county we oak you to accept this women a in sututo pin may yau live many years to continue your work for home and country signed on behalf of uie county institutes mrs geo atkins president palermo mrs p w merry secretary hornby mrs a c clarrldgc acton miss mcphercon norval mrr aencw made a suitable reply thankinn tlic intltuu for uie honor bestowed and exprcujiu hex lntcrst in the work always the following officers were elected fur ihl year president mrs atkins of bronte 1st vice president mrs a q clar rldgc acton nd vice prudcnumr cartwrighl if mountain union mrs merry of utmosl- wtarrrotftrnco iznpcrt wffl mt jeniilnsa wtll take elutrge of n mission field succeeding canon rushbrook who has been in charge for uie post twenty years on june 3s uie ladles aid of the united church will hold a tea and sal of baking on uie church lawn we pay cash tor all llbtci and unlisted min1n shakes advice nivcn on nil minmj stocks bnckul by twlnty years ptrsonnl contact fnquinilb invitld nutario securities company 320 bay sl toronto onl riioneft adelaide ctob and moo siu 1ai iltk is on uutain matlitlals llu mm qui cttc rcuulnr 40c per yuil iin xlr i lain mm ciu ltlc with buru i rlllliir isl pel yirtl tor 2 laci panels ithh lijtnctl lie ijmi iij ortcif lot good value al 1 2 sl enil tor mil i i l valan l in iwi e h lie inul olil suit any curtain i li i l mil value at each 90c i liooit oil cloths 11 tiny i i ii e tnek nl oil inth ml wi anil 2 yard width m i tillable lor bedrooms etc iinoi lums llnokum 2 hid 1 yard wide you will hnd our prices the i ie t j iiintz rbint i niche wide mod v due at t yard bpecial 2c specials in grocery dept 5p 30c cuhoe salmon icjulnr 15c for 30c 3rxlrncts i invorinf off for zjc 30c toddy rc 55c for inrnnt s i in lit simp h 3 cakes for idc wateic glass for 13c extra special t jtlly iowdelis rr mclean co tiecreluryrreaurer hornby 10 pairs of mens working boots or sale on tlaturdny at j 00 per pair at honey a iictury lllorc qrurgetown not io tuivling tltlku judgi i can nut grant a dlvoree on lucii a trldlng eliurge dlatrueunl hubly ioliiung to 200- pound woman do you call uiat a hiding charge gems of thought i try to increase uio powar god luu given mr to sec the best in everyuilng and every one and make uie best part of my life to what la good open the doors of my being und jealousy shut them uualnst what la bad helen keller half uie world u an tho wrong scent in the pursuit uf imppltiwei 11 icy think 1l caiulnls in having and getting and in being u rved by utliem it consists in giving und bervlng others henry druiuiikind 1 he most terrible temptation la uiat which willclui un to abandon uio high qui it r thr dluanl and divine in oril r to tnjoj at onre uil limited the earthly thn iartlal bumuel umllh hurrls i in dt cb ions that youui make at r vital hit wayti you iiumuu urow ihlo habits and hublls np4vdlly beennje lunula tlmt hold you fiu1 hi lu dear to me who is juut lmwr tlal puro wlio is always uiu tania trusi- woruiy culu calfpoueuad lducational mr byer of bur ling ton resolutions mn mllugon burlington children a blicltcr mrs iord milton hbtoricol mui appelbe bteworttown the ladles were uicn favored wlui an hulrumental solo by mrs w j baxter which was much appreciated and wo- followed by a vocal solo by mrs john nicol whom the ladles are always glad to hear tlic main pcakcr for uio day woe mrs homing of hamilton who is honorary president of wentworui county institute her subject was the insututes work in uie past and uie care for our work in tho future the care of uie young abiding by the laws or the land care of uie feebleminded protection of the people and their welfare urging mouicrs to have strict control of uielr loved ami and to stand by home and country all these points were impressed upon tha audience by uie speaker and a splendid address delivered miss m atkinson then favored uie ladles wlui a solo after which mrs ab bott ot erin federation speaker for halton- wellington and peel spoke on fcdcrauon work the nct feature of uie programme uas very plcoalna to all when mrs m it moore of acton public school and a number of her pupils favored uio ladles wlui a couple or choruxcs mrs moore ls certainly to be congratulated on her urcat work wlui the children beveral of the drawings of master tanj lavcllec public cchool pupil of acton were exhibited to tho gathering and re celved much favorable comment from the ladles tho meeting elated with the nations anthem after which lunch was nerved avli i1v a dhl am in hi recollections of military tier ue bergeuut morrl ays that one l4ht when he was completely worn out iltli long continued and arduous labors jip auai placed a a cnuua un a poit of conslderabli importance he new that the mfely of the town might de pend on hli vlulluncc and uiat dli aracr and death aualted him if he were found afllet p at hli post but e citislve wearlliei sremed to blunt all mnnil sense of obllgauoit i refilled the u niptatluii for a while and then fiellng that i must sleep if i die for it i 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