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The, Fenelon Falls Groceries, Ready Made Clothing, Beets Ours is the largest and best assorted stock in these WWW ‘WWWHW‘ «WWWWW “WW WW “9" Jriday, June, 5th, 1908. so coiii"Esie‘i_ii__i_:AST meiosis. Mr. Carnegie iiiectedby Acclamation. At the nomination of candidates to represent the electoral district of East Victoria in the Ontario Legislature, held, according to proclamation, in Dickson’s hall, Fenelon Falls, on Mon- day last, Mr. J. H. Carnegie, who has represented the riding during the last three parliaments, was the only nomi- nee ; and the returning officer, Mr. V7. J. Read, therefore declared him elected by acclamation. Consequently, there will be no contest here this time. There was no speech‘making at the . nomination, except a few words said by the member, and the proceedings lasted a very short time. W. _. _. Women s institute. The annual meeting of the East Vicâ€" toria Women’s Institute was he‘d in Dickson's hall‘ last Friday afternoon, May 29th, and was well attended. The secretary, Miss Nie, read the minutes of last meeting, which were adopted. The secretary's report showed a membership of forty, and a cash balance on hand of $5.58. The election of oilicers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: .res- ident, Mrs. Dr. Gould ; vice-president, Mrs. Moynes ; secretary, Miss Nic; directors, Mrs. Townley, Mrs. Wm. Bur- goyne, Miss Poulsom and Miss Thurston ; auditors, Miss Haskell and Mrs. D. Jewell. A vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. Fell, the retiring president, who had filled the office most acceptably for the past seven years, and much regret was expressed at her resignation. Mrs. v Fell replied in a few well-chosen words, stating that she had only done what seemed her duty, and was sure her suc- cessor would prove herself to be quite as capable of filling the office satisfac- torily. It was moved by Mrs. Gould, seconded by Miss Cullis, and carried un- animously, that the members of this institute much regret the loss of a val- ued member in the person of Mrs. R. J. Moore, who is shortly leaving town with her family to reside in Lindsay. Mrs. Moore made a suitable reply, expressing regret at leaving, and assuring all the members that she would look back on the Women’s Institute meetings at Fen- elon Falls as very happy and interesting .events, and, as she .is not to be very far away, she hoped to sometimes attend them in the future. The annual Guelph delegate’s meeting is to be held at the Falls on June 25th, at which Miss Gray, of Toronto, and Miss Helen McMurehy, of Waterloo, are expected to give dem- onstrations in cookery. - __...._..__..__...... . Resolution of At a meetingof Court Fenelon Falls No. 026, Canadian Order of Foresters, the secretary was instructed to transmit the following letter of sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Torrance: To Mr. and Mrs. Torrance, Fenelon Falls. I am instructed by the unanimous resâ€" olution of Court Fenelon Falls No. 026, to write you expressing the deep sym- pathy felt by this Court for yourselves, in this hour of your aliliction, on the occasion of the loss of our late brother and‘ your son. That the Supreme Ruler of the universe may have you ever in His keeping is the sincere prayer of his brethern in this Court. Yours in sympathy, HARRY LITTLETON, Rec. Sec Farm Drainage Demonstration. The Department of Physics at the On- tario Agricultural College desires to an- nounce the continuance of its previous offer of assistance to farmers in matters pertaining to d rainage. For the past three years we have been authorized by the Minister of Agriculture to go out and assist any farmer in taking the level of his lands for drainage purposes, in planning the most advantageous systems of drains, and in calculating the grades and sizes of tile for the drains. A finish- ed map hearing all the information is sent to the owner. This serves two pur- poses : first. it is used as a guide in con- structing the drains ; second, it may be preserved as a record of the exact locaâ€" tion of every drain, so that if for any reason it should be necessary in years to come to find any drain, it could be done accurately at a. moment’s notice.. The number of applications for assisstâ€" ance has increased very rapidly, so that we had many more than we could attend to. To enable us to meet this increased demand, the Minister of Agriculture has this year given us a special appropria- tion whereby we have been enabled to double our staff for this work. A new feature is being added: We have found in the past that frequently the neigh- bors in the vicinity of the farm being surveyed were interested and wished to observe the operation-s. This suggested the desirability of making these demon- strations public, and this will be done wherever possible. Anyone interested will be welcome on all occasions. By' this means we slall be able to instruct a much larger number in matters pertain- ing to drainage problems. Anyone wish- ing drainage surveying done should apply to Wm. H. Day, Department of Physics, 0. A. C., Guelph. The only. out- layconnected with-the .work is the..tra~. ‘ veilingexpedscs of the . map, including. meals, 'cartago of instruments and rail«. wayfarc at one centre mile each-_ way. Gazette. . , .l.......M «v - Village Council. Fenelon Falls, June lst, 1908. Council met as Court of Revision. The following gentlemen subscribed to the necessary oath of office as members of the court, and took their seats: R. M. Mason, Dr. Gould, Dr. Sims, L. Dcyman and Rdbert Connell. Dr. Sims‘Dr. Gould,â€"-That Dr. Mason be chairman.â€"â€"â€"Carried. . Siinsâ€"-Conncll,â€"â€"Tliat the assessment of Wm. Barber be reduced from $400 to $300.â€"â€"Carriod. Sims-â€"â€"-Connell,â€"-That the following changes be made in the assessment roll : Lots 9 and 10 north of L. to Win. Heard, owner ; G. H. McGee, tenant. Lot 8 and east half of 9 north of F. west of C. to John Shane, owner, instead of F. Greene. Lots 3 and 4 north of Dean to Eli Wors- lcy, owner, instead of the Misses Bell. Part. of Block J. to George Martin, in- stead of John Howieâ€"Carried. Gouldâ€"l)eyinanâ€"Thab the assessment of Miss F. C. Brandon on Blocks C. D. E. F. and H. be reduced to $700.â€"Carried. Council then took up general business. Minutes of two previous meetings read and approved. 2 Sims-«Connell,â€"That the stone out of the lock-up be sold to Thos. Lane for $5. â€"Carried. Communication received from Lindsay Free Press 00., asking for proceedings of council. Left to the clerk. Simsâ€"Connell,â€"That the roevo and clerk sign orders for the following acâ€" counts: A. Elliott, work .on the market square, $2.25 ; Clerk, notices re court of_ revision, $1.75. and mounting map, 150. : total, $1.90; Bell Telephone Co., acc‘t, 45c.; Joseph Minore, work on the mar- ket square, $9.75; R. Moore, do. do. do., $3.75; J. Jones, salary to date, $26.25; Treasurer, freight on lumber, $9.60 ; Jas. Peterkin, work on market square, $1.00 ; A. Fountain, drawing plank' and work, $15.15 ; John Miller, work on the market square, $10.50 ; S. Ellis, work on houses and fire-hall, $21.62 ;‘ Win. Sprouts, work on market square, $17.25; These. J. Bell, do. do., $13.50 ; T. Scott, drawing plank, etc., $3.30; W. Parker, work on old fire- hall, $3.60 ; Nobl’e Dundas, work on mar- ket square, $3.75 ; W. L. «S: Power Com's, $39; Jas. Dickson, map, $1 ; '1‘. Scott, on contract, $110 ; Wm. Parker, do. do., $35.~â€"-Carried. ___.__.__._...__..â€".â€"â€"- Somerviiie Court of ReViSion. Somerville council met as Court of Re- vision on the 30th of May. On motion Mr. Hoskins was elected chairman of the Court. Carewâ€"â€"â€"Davis,â€"-~That the assessor and clerk check the roll.â€"~Carried. Carewâ€"Davis,~â€"That the following changes and additions be made: ’Arthur Newman, to be assessed for the north quarter of lot No. 3 in the 11th concesâ€" sion, instead of G. Whiting ; Richard English to be asscsed as tenant on lot No. 1 in the 7th; W. J. Halliday and H. A. Halliday to be assessed as tenants joint- ly with F. J. Halliday on reserved acre on 30, Front Range; Richard Peevon, as tenant on 15 in 3rd; and that the court adjourn till the 15th of J une.â€"Carried. The Court of Revision being adjourned, the Reeve took the chair and the minâ€" utes of the last meeting of the council were read and confirmed. The council was addressed on behalf of Mrs. Jones, and, it being shown that she and the late J. B. Jones had paid taxes for 11 years on the south half of lot No. 2 in the 8th con- cession, an unpatentcd lot, that the said taxes amounted to about $2 per year, and said lot has been sold by the Government, it was moved by Mr. Carew and seconded by Mr. Hoskins, That Mrs. Jones be given an order tor $19.97 as a refund of such taxesâ€"Carried. Carewâ€"Hoskins,â€"â€"â€"-That the following accounts be paid : George Smith, 0. L. S., for plans and estimates of bridges, $40 ; Fenelon Falls Gazette, for printing, 9.25; F. Lovely, for work on the road $5.50; Jos. Hoard, for wire to secure bridge, $3.90 ; Fenelon Falls Star, printing audiâ€" tors' report, $8.00 ; James Dickson, pro- fessional services re Mitchell’s bridge, $16.00 ; Sam. Suddaby, acct of salary, postage and expenses, $51.00 : F. Nor- they, culvert tile, 3.00 ; R. A. Callan, atâ€" tending Board of Health and expenses re bridge, 9.00 ; Jas. Fell, overseeing at bridge, $10.00 ; D. Chalmers, J r., grant to put in culvert, $15.00 ;gJ. Wakclin, grant on streets, $40.00. “ Carewâ€"Hoskins,~â€"That 15 feet of .18 in. tile be got for culvert on D. Chal- mer’s division near Keller. Carewâ€"Davis,â€"-â€"That the Government be requested to allow any grants for roads in this township to be used in pur- chasingroad machinery. - Fellâ€"Carew,â€"â€"That the council adjour- to meet at the. same place on Monday, J une 15th. Verulam Couuneil. Council met at Bobcaygeon, on May 26th, as Court Of Revision. with M r. Geo. Brooks, on motion of Messrs. Green and Hetherington, in the chair. The following disposals were made: Mitchellâ€"Green,~â€"Assessment on- Bob- ert Steele rdeuced $100 on land and $50 on buildings. Tiersâ€"Hetherington,-â€"Dunsford Tele- phone Co. milegago reduced one mile or to twelve, and value placed at $50 a. mile, the sworn cost. Hetheringtmrâ€"Tiers,--That snow shov- olling accounts exceeding the statute labor be paid out of the general fund. Howard White applied for the position’ of operator of the stone crusher at $2 a; day. Mr. I‘Ietherington said he had al- ready engaged Thomas Kelly for his diâ€"' Vismn. l-Ictheringtou-â€"-Mitchell,â€"-That Com-‘ missionersBrooks and Green be referred to the lino across con. 7, between lots '20 and 21, said to be in a flooded condition.- Mr. Mitchell, reporting on the Duns-' ford train service, said that there was no regular freight agent, which has bean very inconvenient, especially to agents. The passenger traiiic was not complaind ed of. Brooksâ€"Greeii,â€"â€"That the clerk ask’ the railway company to comply with the by.â€"law providing for a fully equipped railway station at Duns-ford. , _ Greenwâ€"Mitchell,~-â€"’l?hat each Commis-- Sion Division be granted $275; this to include wi re fence, stone crushing, etc. On the application of Bobcaygeon, the use of the grader was permitted at $3 a day and the pay of the operator. Grcen~â€"Brooks,â€"*'l‘hat the Council exw amine the culvert by Robert Stewart's. Brooks â€"-â€"l~lctherington;â€" That orders be passed as follows: J. Worslcy, shovel- ling snow on boundary, $5; Newson & Gilbert, rubber stamp, 770.; Road Ma-' chine 00., grader supplies, $17.25 ; E. Junkin, postage, $5.70 ; A. Dunseath, as- sessor. $30 ; E. Tiers, telephones, freight etc., $2.88; S. Quigley, 1 sheep killed by dogs, ; Fred Curtis, do. do., $5.33; J. Junkin,-13 days shovelling snow, 813.. On motion, the council adjourned until June 30th. - Personals. Mr. Norman Martin, of Tory Hill, was." home over Sunday. ' Miss Alice Quigg spent Sunday visit? ing friends at Kirkfield. Mr. Walter McCall left on Tuesday of' last'weck for Calgary, Alberta. Mr. James Chalmers, of Burnt River, was in town on business on Monday. Mr. Thomas Quigg, of Kirkiield, was at the Falls on Sunday, visiting his: parents. ‘ ' Mr. Win. Parker, of Toronto, spent a. week at the Falls, the guest of Mr. Cecil Deyman. , , Mr. ll. Griffin, of Peterborough, spent a few days last week visiting his parents in Fenelon. Miss Mabel Sandford visited 1101' sis- » ' tor, Mrs. H. A. Mclntosh, at the Falls. over Sunday. > Mr. H. W. Mordon, of the Bank of B. N. A., Toronto, is renewing acquaintances in town this week. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Brandon, of Collingwood, were at the Falls from Fri-â€" day last until Monday. Miss M. Robertson, of Peterborough, ,is visiting her cousin, Miss F. C. Bran- don, at the Falls this week. Mr. Adam S. Campbell, of the Bank of’ Montreal staff, Bellevillo, is spending" his holidays at the Falls and at his home at Bury's Green. Mrs. George Carow, of Lindsay, acâ€"- companied by her three children, visâ€" ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Torrance, at the Falls this week. ..__..._. ._ .._.. ..____ ___._ -.... Sr. Janns’ Cannonâ€"Sunday, J une 7th,. being Whitsunday, Holy Communion will be administered in St. James’ church at. morning service. N uw Viiie.~.i~_:DA.â€"â€"M rs. J. F. Varcoe's residence on Francis street has been improved by the erection of a substanâ€" tial veranda on the front and east sides .. Fannuns’ Iusrrruru.â€" The r annual Meeting of the East Victoria Farmers" Institute will be held in Dickson's Hall, Fenelon Falls, on Thursday, June 18th ,. at 10.30 a. m. Further particulars next week. TO-NIGiIT.â€"-â€"Prof. Cullerton’s famous, colored, motion pictures of the Life of.‘ Christ, with the Mirror of Ireland ,Fri- day night June 5th, at» Twomey's Hall. Admission children 100., Adults 250ts.. Doors open at 7.30. Ppornnrr CHANGES.â€"Mr. G. H. McGee- has sold his house and lot on Fidler’s hill to Mr. William Heard, and Mr. Chris-- topher Brandon has disposed of his house and lot' on Elliot street, south of the river, to Mrs. James Jewell. Mr. Eli Worsley has purchased from the Misses: Bell the vacant acre lot in the rear of‘ their residence on Bond street east. COMING.â€"â€"-An excursion from Clare- inont, in Pickering township, Ontario county, under the auspices of the Ba,p-. tist church of that place, will arrive at the Falls about 10 a. m. on Friday next,. the 12th inst, according to bill posted in town, and will remain until 6p. m. Let us give the visitors a good time, so. they will be glad they came, and want to come again. Grand Annual Garden Party to be held‘ at St. James’ Rectory, Fenelon Falls,.. under the auspices of the Parish Wei-lb. ers on Friday, June 12th, 1908. Refresh-. ments, ice cream, candy booths, etc. It. is expected that a steamer will run from Lindsay to bring a contingent from. there. Admission to grounds, adults 100.. children 5c. Garden party commences. at 7.30 p. in. BIBLE SOCIETY.--â€"A public meeting of’ HerhefinEmuâ€"green’fumnd Trunk the Fenelon Falls branch of the Upper reduced to the (Wu-’(luenmal assessment Canada Bible Society, will be held in the . of $12.0. Baptist Church on Tuesday, J une 9th, at Hebllérinstonâ€"TierSr-Burnt Rim” 8 p. m., and will be addressed by the. Telephone Co. reduced ,to $60 a mile on Rem W_ E. 333mm, 15. A" B_ D” who will 3 six mi‘lés; construction sworn not to e»-â€" mustrate Wm, lantern Sudes_ coed ,thatamount. It is im- portant that as many members and -‘ 1?- BI‘OWH} Wm- HG‘Ige -1ln,‘1"A9 Baavis friends of the Bible Society as possible . being-absent. their 013139335 were lat-‘1 be present, asnew officers and collectors. over until next meeting, Court adjourned until June 30th.. .Council went into general sessioii,.thp will have. to be elected. No ,CiiANGiisâ€"A couple of weeks ago ,. an item appeared in theFenelon Falls is». . , oz» , 3 . . . .. ~. - . . I. The Department has Just; issued.a,,new. correspondence of, one of our,Lmdsay . ,ggggyhAiN PEN IVEN FREE": lretirees:repossesssees; . . iuiwm u want. a good 14 inns remain pm run for Idling onlyl salesman «on a...) I w m__ 11,. Day, ‘ lidllll‘,‘ lily-‘0? fllld sign-table seeds Sun LIB your name and W". I ‘1 Im . " f , , Iph | lcs ' _ V . "H I we I‘ "ll" you "it! Mods '1! at 5c in and mm ' Ad .3!) [ut‘La 'cS. W“ 0 i. once. DOSUL’IJ‘ W11 do. w I n I ‘ ’ ' I 1. t It A ll l com. UL"; . hath; ‘ 1‘1“. ,y . cfs. ‘ AWIOOâ€" 95%, (Reference, Molson'a D:.uk),_ - 3L Reeve, E.-Tiers. Esq., in the chair- I .J. E.-Tliurston asked that the line be-. tween lots!) and 10,, con,‘ 10, yo poring-1 nently openedi. ' ‘ w‘o’v‘ to suppose that a change was to be made ., . .ie. thaisanessnsnt at. the. local .bronsai: ., .‘l / contei‘i‘iporarios which led «many people. .- l l