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Prcmier \Vhitney has announced that the Provincial elections will be held Pearly in December. Provincial Elections in December. ‘ Fenelon Falls Council. Monday, the 9th day of October, 1911. Members all present; the Reeve in the chair. ._ Stantonâ€"Cashme-~ That the following accounts be paid and the Reeve sign orders for the same : W. '19. Austin, Lumber, Fountain, street sprinkling, etc., $6.25; 1’. Cook, drawing stone, $3.80; F. Jack- ett, 45 loads of gravel], $22.50; D. J. (iouldj, telephone account, $4.10; E. D. “and, printing By-law, etc., “Art Iron Limited ” $74.55; Wm. Fountain, work on streets, $2.55; J. Jones, salary, $85; ‘1‘. (iraham, premium on Collectors Bond, :35 ; Jno. Donnie, digging night soil pit, $9.62. . Regular meeting of council held 0111 $43.03 ; A. A by-law to appoint an auditor in Was held on Tuesday evening, 3rd inst. for election of officers and other busi- ness. ',l)r. and Mrs. Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Joli. Brandon were appointed Pat- runs and l’utronesses. Mr. Thos. Rob- son Honorary President; and Mr. \Vm. Campbell [-Ionorary Vice-President. Mr. Thus. Cashore, who retires as President with a good record, gives place to Mr. M. H. McCallum, Dr. Johnstonc is Vice-President, Mr. M. Rieve Sec-Treas- urer, and Messrs. R. .11. Hamilton and A. J. Could delegates to the O. C. A. The Managing Committee are Messrs. Thos. Graham, Thos. Casllore and C. Deyman. A motion was unamimously carried ten- dering the hearty thanks of the club to the retiring secretary, Mr. VV.A. Bishop, for his faithful service in the past. _ Runaway Accident. On Saturday afternoon, about three, o‘clock, as Mrs. Owens, her two young dhildren, aged 4 years and 5 months and 6 months and Miss Smithson, who res ides seven miles from Fenelou Falls on the Glenarm iroad were driving along Francis staeet., west, where the cement walk is being laid, their horse shied at a pile cf lumber near the roadside and suddenly bolted, throwing the occupants out-01" the rig. Miss Smithson sustained a fracture od tne right arm near the shoulder. The others escaping with slight bruises. accident occurred near- ly opposite Mr. Thos. Robson’s house and Miss Robson who witnessed the accident, invited the lady to enter and wait till medical aid arriqed which they did. Dr. Johnstone was summoned and attended the patient who left for her home near Glenarm the same evening. The horse was captured in a few min- utes by Mr. Perrin and Mr. Jewell. REPLANKED. The wharf near the McArthur House has been replanked. It has been in a dangerous condition all snnnner, and should have been repaired long ago. A new wharf will probably be built next yeau AUCTION SALE. Messrs. Moore 8:. Council will sell by public auction on Saturday, Oct. let, four horses, pony and outfit. blacksmith shop and ollice, and general lumbering utensils. The sale will beheld on the mill property at 1 o‘clock, and will be 'without reserve. Mr. Thos. Cashore is the auctioneer. See bills for full list. S. A. OFFICERS FAREWELL. On Sunday last Capt. Docherty and Lieut. Mapes of the Salvation Army held their farewell meeting, which was largely attended. Lieut. Mapes left on Monday and Capt. Docherty left on Wednesday merning. During their stay here the officers made many friends, who will regret their departure. A GOOD PLAY. Such a large crowd turned out to see “ The District School at Blueberry Cor- ners,” on fair night, that many could not gain admittance, and it was repeat- ed the following night, The play was given by the young people of the Methâ€" odist Church, who took in over $100 asa result of the entertainment. METHODIST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. The Methodist congregation of Powles’ Corner. will hold their annual anniver- sary on Sunday and -)-louday,0ct. 15 and 16. Sermons will be preached on Sun- day by the Rev. 11', 'W. Jones, of Janet- vilie. at 1.30 and 7 p. m. The choir will provide appropriate music. On Monday the ltith, there will be a fowl supper in the evening. frOm 5.30 to 8.‘ A good‘pro- gramme of music and reritations will be givenby local and outside talent. Mr. Jones and others will deliver ad- dresses. Admission 350., children under 11!, .25}. 4:.______ “'INTER BULBS. lIyacin-ths, Tulips, Easter’ Lilies at Robson‘s Drugstore. RT. ANDRElV'S CHI’RCI-I ANNIYEl-Iv SARY. ' The fifteenth anniversary of: St. And- rew's Chore-Ir will‘ be bold ' on Sunday. and Monday. Rev. Prof. Scott, M.A.. l): place of E. Fitzgerald, resigned, was in- i trodueed and~passed in the usual man- llCl‘. . Curlers’ Meeting. The annual meeting of the curling club 1 Rev. _ 1).. Li. D., will preach morning and even-- ing. On Monday evening there will be a fowl supper. and a good'programme of‘.‘ music, to. The Rev. Jae. Wallace, B. D. of Lindsay, and local ministers, will ad- dress the meeting. Admission 350, children 2.0... BORN. LODGE â€"At Fenelon Falls, on Tuesday, Oct. mm, 1911, the wife of Mr. Fred Lodge, a son. , . l’Anksaâ€"At‘Fenelon Falls, on Tlmrs~ day, Oct. 6th, 1911, the wife of Mr. Thos. Parker, :1. daughter. MARRIED. THOMPSONâ€"FLETCHERâ€"At the resid- ence of Mrs.Parks, George St.,1’cterboro, by the Rev. Canon Davidson, on Tuesday, Oct. 3rd, 1911, Mr. Jonh T. Thompson. Sr., -‘ of Fenelon Falls. to Miss Mary A. Flet- , ‘in Twomey’s Hall to-night. cher, of Peterborough.' ________.__._._.â€"â€"â€"-â€".~ DIED. . GLASPELL.-â€"At Gait, Out., on Tuesday, Sept. 19th, 1011, Mary Ann Clements, wife of \Vilson C. Glaspell, in her 35th year. ISAACâ€"In the township of Fenelon, on Monday, October 9th, 1911, “Iilliam Isaac, aged 8'). years, 5 months and 4 days. BRANDONâ€"At Fencion Falls, on Thurs- day, October 12th, 1911, Johnston J. Brandon, aged 51 years. Funeral on Saturday at 2 p. m. Gard of Thanks. I hereby desire, on behalf of myself and family, to express my sincere thanks and appreciation of the many kindnesses shown by friends during my recent ill- ness. P. C. BURGESS. WANTED Ladies to do plain and light sewing at home, whole or spare time ; good pay; work sent any distance; charges paid; send stamp for full particulars. Nation- al Manufacturing Company, Montreal. For Sale. Small four roomed cottage with wood- shed for sale, formerly occupied by the late M rs. James Angus. Key at John Copp's Store. Must be sold to close estate. Apply for terms to ES. Mearns, Barrister, 60 Victoria Street, Toronto. For Sale. Pure bred Holstein bull for sale, three years old, from an 84-lb record dam. WILBERT GLASPELL, ‘ Powles’ Corner, A ’ GOOD POSITION Can be had by ambitious young men and ladies in the field of “ wireless or" railway telegraphy. Since the eight- hour law became cil‘cctive, and since the Wireless companies are establishing stations throughout the country, there 4...»..- woman’s INSTITUTE. An important meeting of the Wom- en’s Institute will be held on Friday, the 20th inst., at 3 p. m., in Dickson’s Hall. The meeting will be addressed by Dr. Sims. Subject, Care of the Teeth. A discussion of preparation of Thanksgiving Dinner, led by Miss Jordan. All ladies are cordially in- vited. o...â€" Patronize the Band Benefit Concert -o Rev. Mr. Hibbard. the missionary who is going to China, supported by the Epworth Leagues of the Lindsay and Cannington Districts, will give a farewell address in Twomeys Hall \Vednesday, Oct. 18th. All will be welcome. Stray Steer. strayed from the premises of the un- ders’gned, Lot 15 Con. 5, SomerVille Township, about middle of July, one red yearling steer, or stag, big for his age, leather tag with two nicks in the right ear. Finder communicate with W. G. UMPIâ€"IREY, Burnt River P. O. 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