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ll To 1| 1N \\' w a! m If oli ('4 fa n d H \\ H 81 it do [h [h “In H IN Mr ['1' \\ 4 ha h) In ho on it “I 'd' In NH the fol plo I?” II!) t“) 010 vi! UN on (‘m thz Mu PA mg arc rat Ar bin in pas t0 HIP 8"” era Th» ro-slolo'm‘o‘ 0f the 1310. MP9. Hind nn Brum- street has boon sold tn Mrs. Sarah Morrison 0! Harriston former I'O'Sidl‘n'S here. who will mow ln {mm and take possession about llw o-ml of Jun». Th9 resi- denu- has up to the resent been new ml by Mr. and rs. William Mars all. We wflcome Mr. and Mrs. Morrison back to town as citizens. Aulim-f I'ppér' Tbfirfi .\lr.~5. I tr. P. S. 31'5th and daugh- tm'. Mnrgaw-t. of Walkerton \‘isitpd go’w‘ojgltly_\_\°itll .‘Lr. nad Mrs. M. Mc- Mr. and “P5. J. M. Burgegs spent. a cnuplo- nf .«lays on busmess in Brfimptnn ”118 week. Mrs. Row. B. l). Armstrnilg loll Friday hm hm' pawnlal ham" 3! .‘laclm'. to allwml tlm hmlsicln nf her mnthwr. Mrs. Dunvan MacBoalh. who is so-rlnus‘ly ill. and grave hapes en- lc‘l'lainml l'nr lwr rl-mm‘l'y. \lise Alma Hamil. Duntroon, is \islllng llo-l‘ sistnrs. Mrs. C. B. Law- l'o'm’v {Incl MI‘S. J. M00881“). Mr. and Mrs. (Ihal'lps \Valsnn and Mr. and Mrs. llnml» of Lonalnn were in lawn recently whom apnmllng aver llw wwk-c-ml at, lhv homo of Miss l'lh‘ris-lmo- )1:_-Kim_1m_1_ ngar Pricoville. .\lr-. Row. W. H. Smith am-om- panimi .‘~lr. Smith M Mann-val this \wuk and will \isit t'rio-nols in thad PM). Mr. Smith is ml tho (Emmet of Hi» l'nitml Chm'rh of Canada whirl: mow-H this \vm'k in Mnntrt‘al Miss mm.- B’ynrs. Parry Sound is Visiting with frinnds and rvla- “Von-I in Durham and vicinity. .‘li‘. \Val'i‘i Koch Mrs. H. R. Km'h. l day afiri'nrmn fur : Brunswick. where gagmi in rim-arch Klvmigh ui’ UiiN-n's sim‘i .‘lr. Koch ha. tn ai-wm a similar bl". iim'linml. Mr. llarnlol A. Baird 0f Elbow, Sinsk, Miss: Kalhvrinr Baird 0f Sask- alt‘mn. Snsk" and Miss Ella A. Baird nf Hamiltnn. arr Visiting their par- rnls. Mr. and Mrs. Arch. Baml, hrro‘. .\lr. Jnhn Ho'llamy of Flnslmrtnn Spo-nt a fo-w days last. \wok with his Brawldauglm-r. Mrs. Mark Wilson, l‘wrr. Miss .‘l. Mrl’mhlvn of Tumult» is «pending thv sumnwr munths with lwr suslvr lwro'. Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘. H. Laluivr went in 'l‘uruniu 'l‘iwsday to attend the m-aahiaiinn vxorcisos at Grace Hos- pital. this \w-vk. at which their olauzlih-i'. Miss Bvlli- Lauder, has how-n a nursv-inâ€"iraining for the past. throw yi-ars. and from which shoi is in lm graduatml. MIN. Huni'go' Husthm' 0f Holstein qwnt. Munday with Mrs. Thomas MN It inlll. ”'03. .\l r RIBS. BIND RESIDENCE SOLD ‘- .o-uvvu' Slisww Saclin MacDonald. Hazel Lalolwvll and Franvm lemuml were» ”I 'l'nrnntu fur the wm'k-vnd. Mus Vinla Caldwell, Hamiltnn, qwn' u wm-k with Mrs. Fred Hulmn and tlallL'MPI‘S. loavin Monday for Mun“! met who-r0 s w will spnnd :I WN'k \VHII IH'I' Sish-I' Rn”) lntmo .Vlr. .lanws Mbt‘l_lbbwl(vl.ivllwl')f Tronlon spo-m. ”w mmk-nnol with his parvnts, MIL-anal .\l_lj.~'.__l'3. T. MCCIOCklin. Mr. and Mrs. J. Nicolls, son I‘Irir, amt Mrssrs. 'l'. H. and Lloyd Mcâ€" tltmklin. visitmt with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mrtllorklin over the work-end. Mr. and Mrs. Grasloy of Wyan- duttv. Mirh.. am visiting her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Mortrm. Mr. and Mrs. Frmt Musgrow n! Mo-ait’nrd spent Hm wwk-rmt with t'hwir dunghtpr, Mrs. George Jucksch, “To“. Mr. amt Mrs. \V. (E. Cainm (of Park- hitl spo-nt. nw'r tht' WN'k-t'nc’t with hvr Miro-Hts. Mr. and Mrs. Thumas [hivis and nthvr l't‘PIatiVPS. Mr. 'l‘homas anan of St. Marys was in town fur 3 COMM» of days last \wo-k and rnports Mr. H. N. Burm-H. Hf Paislvy, his father-in- law. as I-o-¢-n\'vring {mm a rvcvnt attark of pno-umonia and able tn be np__:nul 31"th aggin, 'Mrs. R. Aljoe left Friday for Ed- montnn. Alberta, where she will Visit lio-r daughter, Mrs. H. S. Falls, for Ni» m-xt couple of months. Mrs. Aljm- will zilsn visit many of the siirrnumling placrs of iiilnrost in lb» Word, and in all probability take a trip tn the roast before her re- turn. Mr. (I. H. Darling is visiting for a law clays with friends and relu- liwa zit Sinicoo. Miss Jean 30333 of Linwood, who was in l-‘lesherton last. week as Gov- ernment representative at the W0- men‘s Institute sewing class, spent over the week-end here. the guest at her aunt, Mrs. A. Beggs and tam. “Y4 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Whosoever is afraid of submit- ting any question, civil or religious, to the test of free discussion, is more in love with his own opinion than with the truth. â€"WATSON. Published every Thursday morning at the oflice, Garatraxa Street, Dur- ham, Ontario, by Frank Irwin, Editor and Manager. The Chronicle is mailed to anv address in Canada at the rate of shoe per year, 81.00 for six months. 50 cents for three months. To any address in the Unit- ed States of America, £2.50 per year, 01.25 for six months, 65 cents for three months. Foreign subscription rates on application. ‘ Member Canadian Weekly News- papers Association. PAGE 4. HM will Visit 311'. Smith is l'nitm] Chm Thursday, June 10, mo. Km'h. lo'l'l. lust Wmhws- u‘mn fur St. Amlrnws. NPW i. who-r0 lu' will 1w 0n- rvso-arch wnrk with Pruf. 'Qum-n's l'nlvvrsity, King- Koc'll hall lllo‘ c‘rmml‘lllnit)‘ I similar position lust yvar ! Km'h. son Hf anh. lo'ft lust W. H. Smith awnm- with M Mann-ml this H \isit frivnds in HIM with is «m ”In Council ,1 Church of Canada this wm-k in Muntl‘o‘al. Mr. and m Watsonâ€"In 6160013, on Sunday, June 6, to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wat- son, a son. Ray.~â€"In Glenelg. on Saturday, June a. to M a 80". r. and Mrs. John Ray, Brynnâ€"In Egremont. on Monday. Juno 7. to Mr. and Mrs. James Bx'yans. a son. Burnettâ€"At St. Marys. June I. 1926, tn Rm: and Mrs. \V. J. Burnett, fnrmvrly of Dromoro. a son. He has always been quite active other ways since his illness. and this spring has put in his own gar- den and is fully capable of doing a mind deal of other kind of work about his property. He is particu- larly smart on his feet. and though not yet fully recovered by any means. he is making rapid prOgress and before long will be as well as ever. Mr. Kro'sst it. will ho l’omembm‘ml, was svizml with paralysis sonw mnnlhs mm and fur a time lost his puwvr Hf spm‘ch. It, will be pleasing nvws tn his frimuls hm‘v l0 know that this is slowly roturning to him. and that. in tho course of a fmv \wrke: he will ha as well as over. \‘P had a hIioi \isit TlInsIla) af- iI'IIIIImI of this “(wk with “12M. Kruss and wow considm'ablv sur- prism! to we him apparI-nth as well as (“91‘ aftm his I'I-IIont SI-I'ious i1!- IIINs. Mr. M. Kress of Upper Town Again Able to Be Around Almost as Smart as Ever. RECOVERING FROM EFFECTS OF STROKE .III. 1‘ .-â€"(ImIIIIIn Cuntts. .IIIlIII CHIIHS, GlaIIxs \lIIxanIIII Wilbur MiglIIIIII, .IamIIsII MIIROIIalII. AIIIIlIiII "IlIIInlmll. BOIIIIIII Bum II SII. [ILâ€"IIIaIIxs .VlileImI. ..III III. â€"â€"IIIIan (.mIIts, RussIIll Bart- man Lillian Park, Imilv Hartman, .IIIsIIpII \IcCullncII. l.Iâ€"~ChIIIlIIs Mightm (IIIIIIgII Bai- IIIv . ClaIIIIn RIIax. (‘liIIOIIII BIIImn. HIIIIIIIIII \VIIIIs Iwmwrt Rom mam Roav My-II ‘ IlII Hartman. SII. I‘IIimI.III.â€"â€".III:III RIII'Iy. I’IIaIIl Hartman. Jl'. I’IIimIIII.-â€"BIIIIni(III \Vise. â€"-P. A. Wilson. Teacher. § 8.8. No. 3, Bentinck. 81'. IV.â€"«I,vnnrv RM)“. Charlton. ..lr I’r'immn~\ivlm' Stront' Bruce Clalk. 8.3 No. 5, Glenelg. Sr. IV .â€"-V era Robins, Charles TinlImins'. IV. -â€"I :IIIIIII'inII 'I‘immins', Juan I‘ lmk. I.II. WP \H'III MI Nah. Inla NOIIIII'. IIâ€" \V illinm I’IIaI'I'. Man MP- NalIl: . \iIIII'I Banks' Daisv SIITWIIIII' II.I'~â€"â€"H\iII HastiII. \wla Banks . ('IIII'IIIIIII Vohln' Sr. l.â€"~.III:IIIIta NIIIIIII'. SI'. I’I'inIIII'.-I'I:IIIIIII' \VlIitII, “Tal- lm' SII'WII. .121 l’I'iva' l .â€"-â€"Ini.~' \\ ilsun. Billie Hlintt .lavk \ikinsnn. Mamie 'lhompsnn. Jnhn Collier. ~~Lizziv SI-haofm'. 'l’vavhm'. Jr. Primvr B. Lorena Pim'son. Annin 'l‘inizmnv, Joan McGirl'. FI‘PP- man Burmistlv, Flurvnco Grown- wound. P1im11r.\.-â€"â€".\laxgarotSpariing, \ilzlm I’i11k111t0n. Pat (I-Iaik Jack Griff. Eilv 11111 \\ hitmmm. Sr. Primmj B.â€"â€"Ada Bnokm‘. Eilonn l‘uvkm'. Eq’ldw \Vo-lls', Flnl'onc‘e Mm"- Lvan. Allwrt .‘llu'clm'k. ' Sr. Primm' (Lâ€"Hvlo'ry Lawrom-o. Lucillo Tmn'mwl. Lnl‘l'aln0_‘;\l:w.-\r- Hmr. .hian Erwin. .‘mrman ”lama. Sr. Primm' -.\â€"~Rnhmt Milm‘. Ym'a Cullinsnn. (:nrdun Kmnmlv, \olma “can, Estlwr Bmmw Sr. I.â€"â€"Olimla Hahn. Jpan ero, Grmlnn .-\h-(10mb, \'.inlvt Hind Marv I-irth. JI". I.-â€"Kafhlm*n MCFaddt'n. Kath- loan MacDonald. Pnrcy Murdock, Hurry Falkingham. Clark Saundnrs. -â€"â€"Dnnal¢la MacEnchm'n. 'l‘oacl’wr. Jr. II. B.â€".\'nra Baird. Margarwt \Vatsnn, John Gl'vnn\\'lmo’l. Nathan Ritchii‘ and Hal'f'ld Trat‘fm'd equal, Clam Falkingham. (' Pmsnnt mmx clay. Numhm' on In” 19; avomgo 15, â€"~RMa L. Barbcmr, 'l’eaclwr Jr. H. A.â€".{Jlara Jack. Shirley Mc- Intyrn. Susw Boll, Mary Pickering, Arthur Kncll. Jr. IIIâ€"Norma Allan. Helen Young, Genevieve Saunders, Annie Camp- bell. Alice Nicholson. -â€"Edna A. Browning, Teacher. Sr. II. A.â€"-Louise Jamieson, Mar- garet Sibbald, Frank Ritchie, Mar- gaget Punsmgnr. _Bfn_ny Firth. “‘ Sr. 11. B.â€"Frou Hagar: fiéé'éio At- kinson, Verdun MacDonald, Agnes \Valkm', May » Braithwaito. Sr. in. A.â€"Dbri.a 'rai'ylbr, Frank Goodchild. Grace Becker, Irene El- liott, Orma Burnett. â€"Sadie F. MacDonald, Teacher. Sr. II. B.â€"Alma Kress. Janet Wat- son, Ruby Willis, Reta Willis, Orval Noble. Jr. IV. B.â€"â€"Lawrpnce Whitmnre, Anna Ritchie, Mary Tobin, Beryl Fajkingham, Nelson Lowv. Jr. 1". A.â€"~D0roihy Dmglas. Har- old Wilson, Elizabeth Harding, Al- bert Nicholson, Ned Burnett! â€"J. A. Graham, Principal. Durham Public School (May and June" Sr. l\'.-â€"Clen Rowm Gordon Mc- Crav. Norman Becker, George Hay, Dorothy Pickering, SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS FOR PAST MONTH ~â€"vasin B. \ViHlâ€"lâ€"lâ€"lâ€"ii.‘ 'lfl’i’iiu'l'n'l‘ «Mary E. Morton. To-aohor. ~~Anhie Macdnnald. Teacher! BORN .‘I )‘I'HR Mr. George Noble appeared hefurrx the meeting with a request that tho ltli'nngement be granted the use of the grounds hack of the Town Hall on the occasion of the big celebra- tion here next month. They aim. asked for the exclusive right. of ”in streets for booth purposes. T lu-y were under a heavy expense in bringing the crowd to town and woud ilke the privilege of h' ' these privileges. They were alst)‘ building a rest room or tent tori the ladies near the M iddaugh House. The Council acceded to their re- A further request, fur the piling of lumber and brick on the. side of Albert, street during the construc- tinn of the new church. was gram- ml. The ('Ongregation. however. will be required to protect it. with red lights at night. and also be reslmnsi- ble_f01:‘any dqmage done. Mossrs. J. Mun-mm and 'l‘. M. Mc- iFachlcn warn a deputatit‘m from tho l’i'vshytvi'ian (umgi-t-gatimi asking that the church choir he allowed ,tlu' hall nn Friday nights for prac- ticv. This question was not a mat- tt'l' of giving a privilege to the t'hlll't‘ll. as all warn of Hip upininn that it was a quite i-vasonahlt- 1'0- qnvst. The bylaw. MOWPVPI', was straight and to thv point. on the mat- tvi'. It, was: finally itecidml that, if tho church authorities could make. armngements with the cai'etakei'.i tln-y could have the hall any Fri- day night in which it was not. in nsu ottwrwiso, «luring the summer. months nnly. ' HN'W! Bell said that he hml ht't'll reportml through the town as heiug against. giving the money over. This was not true. He was in favor of seeing the mill erected. hut WUUM not he a party to the turnim.r over of the money it' it. were not legal to do so. He t‘illlt'tl upon other mem- bers of the (lounril to rise and state their position and not throw the onus of blame on him. Sew -nl mem- bers expressed themselves in mueh the same manner us Home Ill-Jl. They were perfectly satistlml that‘ the money he turned over. if it were legal to «lo so. It. not legal, then they were of course OppOSecl to any sueh prm'eclure. The matter was settled hy leaving it in the hands of the solicitor. he to get, a ruling on the legal phase of the situation. This resolutimi was moved by tzoun- eillnrs Henry and McQueen and ear- l'lml unanimously. To Enforce Bylaw The Council dealt with the «log hylnw, whereby “wners of «logs were required to keep them on their own premises and not. allow them to run at. large. This matter (litl not, take long to settle. The bylaw was on the hooks, so let the Constable go ahead and enforce it. There was no use in havim.r a bylaw and hav- ing; it broken. u .‘I‘ \“.’ vvull II"... “‘7IIP a; I)al\,'lI11I111tI) said that them “as 11H Ivasun \\ hv that JIIIIIIIcil could 1101 lI-gully 111111 mm ”It“ moan :\s “In tn“ I1 is hI-ing: guithut In its sul- iIitIII' II. II. MiItItlI'lnII ht'lt', Hwy [PH it \\I111|It hI- sum III tIIHIm his athtt't‘, and ”It' IIIItvaIIII-Itcv is that. tho mattm- stands ahmxt \xhvw It. \\ .1.» svvvt'at months agu. t_llifl'I‘II'Il HI'IWI-H, g‘I'I‘II'I'PP. I'I‘IIIIIISII’III III-Imissinn to t‘l‘t’('t a ga< tank (In his IIIIIIIIIII3 iII IIIIIIIIII°"',1II\\II tIII' thII min at gas. 'lhIs was In Illllt‘tl. In Hands of Solicitor 'l‘hII mattm' (If tht‘ 508, I00 00 IIISIII- ant't‘ an [Ivy tIIIIIIIII (Wt'l' II3 thII RIIh thII3 \Iilts LIIIIIIIIII tIIttIIwiIII: Ult'It‘ tiIII III 19:34 “as gIIIIII IIItII. \II'. .\II - ItIIVIaII is IIIIIIIaIIIIt III gII aht‘fltl :IIIII IIIIIIII [H‘IHIIHIIK that “P can M‘IUII‘ this nIIIIII-3. \HI‘I thv lil‘t' this nIIIIIII3 was IIIVIIstIIIl III IIIIII°kt3 ('1 III- VIIItihlII IIIIIIIIs III tII’dt'l' that III- might gI't it IIIIiIkl3 \VhIIn IN‘CI'S- $813, but sIIII-I- this 3V as IIIIIIII, (IHlt‘l piuisI-s haw Illlllt‘tl up. and the Council has IIIII-II III sIInIIIVVhat «If a quandary. .-\ItVII'II t'I'IInI the than of MIIlIttIIhIII‘ )IIIIIttI-IIIII’, haIIIs~ tI-Is, human] and tIVVI-II SIIIIIIII, said that It. was Mom I Mr thI- (LIIIIIII'II M NH aII3 Sllt‘ll thing, \VlIIIII ath'it‘t‘ SIII;III"IIII by MP. MI'HOWBII from Long meet The treasurer’s report showed that them) is still a considerable amount ‘dun in taxes, $2,031.60. to be exact. and as the Council at its last svssinn has said that this was the final PX- lmisinn of the roll, thorn. was but little discussion as to what was to ho «10110. It was fc-lt that the (In. linqumits hail lu-cn sufficiently warnml. and it was nut nm'vs‘sai'y fur thv (mum'il to put any I'vsnlu- limi lhi'uugh. This means that tiw (Innstnhlc- will now lw nnliliml in gm alumni and takv lvgal {H'uce'ss in ("01- lvclim: thv amuunts chm, with llm allclitiunal mists zulch‘d. ’ The Finance Committee turned in their report recommending the pay- ment of $1,507.66, which was passed, and other accounts amounting to in the neighborhood of $600.00 were paid on resolution. These included an account of $490.00 for street oil. $25.00 to W. Innis for balance of account, and 840.75 to C. C. Middle- bro’ for legal services in the recent.‘ Voker Bodies case, in which the cm- ployces of the company issued an mjunction against. the town Seiz- ing the chattels for taxes and hydro account. This case was won for the town by Barrister Middlebro’, be turning 0301‘ a cheque for $407.70 in settlement. To lne reglilar monthly meeting of the TownCouncil last Monday night did not furnish any thrills of im~ portance, the meeting being mostly confined to routine busines, though some other matters were also dealt. w i th‘. A COUNCIL MET MONDAY IN REGULAR SESSION Routine Business 60110 Through Ex- poditiously and, With Work Com- pleted, Town Fathers Rose About Ten o'Clock. T119 regular monthly Public THE DURHAM CHRONICLE looting IDII cwr, and thleaton to mid Foilmxs’ nine if: mg can accomnligh z: As the rosult of not mmugh syr- tom to the game somewhere, we zu-o unable to give the score by inn- ings“. At, tho first. Hf the spawn, tho hux score was supposed to he turnvd in after each ,, tary of the“ lnuguv, Mr. 4}. S. Bur- nott. but sn far this has not boon dmw. As it. is impossihol fnr us to attvnd awry ganw. and as [More is no placv when-o this score can ho ubtaimwl, we are fan-om] in nmao :a Militia 16, High School 6 The Militia rmloomml tlwmsvlwg lwith a wngvanco 'l‘uvsday night ’who'n thvy trnum'ml “10 High Schmil 16 in 6 and at’lilml 500 points to tlimr pi'l'i'mltagn «'nlumn. It. was a Punk \‘c‘uiatml to-am that wont into the linlcl 'l‘uosday in that which allownd tlu- Public School tn run away with them last mnnth 10 tn 2. Thu Militia are cnming strung and will gm- thom all an argument, from now on. 'l‘hn haltt‘l'lt‘S worn. High School. \‘trllvtt. Nnhln. Connor and Noblv. )lolh'aith: Militia. Hl'plllll'll and Burns. 'l‘ho' tllflt'ks gaw ”In Public School tram a drubbing Mnnctay night. whvn thuy ho-M thvm to a 17-7 scorn. This was snmo'what ot' a lnpsich-ct mntvst. as ttw Puhliv Srhmvl hays \W'I‘P no match fm' ttm Clvrks. with sv\'m'al “ht-timv lvall-playm‘s‘ 0n thvir lino-up. 'l‘tw hattm‘y fm‘ thn Clerk: was Rmvo and Clnnwnts, and for tho Public School, firwin and Blair. ’l‘hn Stunv Plant tram uainmt a 1-3-13 \‘irtnry nvvr tlw Furniturr Factury nine Friday in what is con- (‘mh‘ct tn haw hm‘n ttu‘ st‘t gamo ut' ttw sc-asmi SH t'nr. 'l‘hvrv was knoll rivalry hot'nrv tho canto rom- mt-nm'd. and «won morn aftvr it had hm-n under way for an inning Hr twu. At. mw timv, tho Furitum- tlumpany worn attract. and had tho rrnwct hm'n kvpt hark from tlw haso tint! and "WP“ attmitinn paid (0 marhing tlw rumwrs from third haw. ttwy might. haw omvrgc‘ut with a \‘irtm'y. As it was. thny worn‘ nusml out t-i-t3 in thn last innimr. 'l’hn l'iattt'rius won't Fur tho Stum- t’lant. Krnss and Mrlmnalct: fur ttm Furniture Campany. )lrt’ltymvnt and S110”. 'l‘lw l. U. U. I". softball team came «mt. on twp in a game with thv Mel‘- t'hants last Thursday night. ttw final scni'o ht-ing 25-19. TIIt'l't' was quito a rivalry in this gamv. which «to- wlmimt intn somvwhat «if :1 1'0an It'ziglu-i' t'mltt'st. at" ttw hit, and run varivt)’. Th!) hath-rips t'ni' tho win- ni-i-s \x'vrn New. Smith and Doug. HWPH. Whilt' nt‘t'Vt‘ H0“ did HH‘ hurting and l’i'iiivipal Rnhh of tho High St'html ttw I't't't‘tthtg‘ for tho t'uuntvr homwrs. Stone Plant in Close Game TPam The repairing of the, bridge on 'Garafraxa street was given some. discussion. and work of inspection will be gone ahead with right away. The Provincial bridge engineer is to he asked to give advice on the sit- nation and outline the necessary re- pairs to make it safe for traffic. It. is also thought. that with the huila- in}.r of the Saugeen l'.ridge at. the (mmelery. the town might save. some money by having the same millit «lo the work. the short. move. being: quite a rni'isicleratimi in the exl'oense. Quite a lot of discussion followed, the result being that the Council de- cided to call a public meeting and have the citizens deal with it. To the argument that the agricultural grounds could he used, it was stated that this was too far away and too near the river for the little fellows. The Council felt that they could not afford to hire a man for this purpose. and some expressed the Opinion that it was a matter of_care- taker rather than board kicking about the children using the grounds. Mayor Murdock said that it was a proposition. He thought the school board should not complain any more than private citizens about windows being broken. He himself had paid out $16.50 last summer for broken window glass in his‘ house, the result of the children' having no other place to play than on the streets. children being allowed to use the school playgrounds on Saturdays. A communication from the school board was laid on the table and read by the Mayor, granting this privilege, provided that the town appoint a supervisor and become re- sponsible for any damage done. mu unreqmn.t,0 annihilaté the pilows’ mm} It goal ball play- 11 accomphsh anything. STANDING 0F CLI'BS No. 1 District Clerks Beat Public School SOFTBALL RESULTS I. O. O. P. 25, Merchants 19 -fi--~- .uu Ill 10 9 local Sousaitos were The Band haw great 1‘ tonig It‘s game. how- .fi‘nfl ‘ Won Lost. ‘. -- --‘- < C-“. . .' ..-“I 'W \ftm‘ tho cvromonv. Mr. and Mrs. Mountain lvi‘t for their homo in .\'.mman|i,\. W» extend cuugratula- 11mm. - ' A quiet wedding was solomnizcd at tho 'Oumin strert parsonage Wed- nnsduy aftvrnoon. Juno 9. at half- past four, when Miss Elva Gertrude Mrtrnlfv, dauflrtor of Mrs. J. Met- calfig 0f Durham. was unitod in mar- riage with Mr. Stanlry Mountain. sun of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Moun- tain of Nm'nianhy. Rev. J. E. Petrrs ntticiatml. 'l‘iw hridv wore a pretty guwu «if pink rrnpv «h- chino trimmed with hands ut' silvvr rihlmn. silver hat of silk rihhnn. Tht" hridn wan attrndrd by ho-r ‘istrr. Miss Mary Mrtralfv. also in gown nf pink 0er!» drorhinv. Tho liridc-gmum was at- tended by Mr. Harry Sniallnian. The work will be along the lines of last year. when teams, shovels, picks and other tools were brought along and the day spent in levelling up the grounds. We understand that the trustees urpose erecting a new fence. along e front and this. with the work preposed, should give the cemetery a better appear- ance from the highway. ' A good attendance of interested plolholders is honed for. and all are requested to bring baskets. The cemetery trustees are to supply thei tea. It is also the intention to have a monument man on the grounds that day to superintend the straight- ening of monuments that have got out of perimndieular and put them back to their prover position. The annual cemeter bee {or the beautification of Map eweod ceme- tery, set for Tuesday of this week was postponed. owing to the inclement weather. and next. Tuesdav set as the day when the plotholders will gather and give the sacred spot its annual clean-upt _ Next Tuesday Set for 611 Plotholders to Dummy DURHAM MARKET MOUNTAINâ€"METCALFB Thursday, June 10, 000000000000 1926. $14.25 of Durham is an attractive and healthy town. and good accommuda- tion can be obtained at reasnnam rates. The School has i c'reditéhiâ€"é'xwurd in the past which it hapes to mam- mm m the future. Intending pupils should prepay» enter at beginning of team. Information as to C('»_urses mu} objglngd - from the Principal. The School is thoroughly equimma to take up the following coursm: (1) Junior Matriculation. (2) Entrance to Normal Selim}. Each member of the Stall" is a l n;- vcrsily Graduate and cxpcricnvvd Teacher. Read the Classified Ads. (m l’. ’So far as the Cmmly Gnml n...’ Committee stand. ”my will «rm. any paving program fur ”.‘Ilt'l‘. this year, as, worn Halmw'r lw allowed this, than ntlmr lam» .‘l villages in tho munly mmld l... . titled t0 likv lrva‘lmc-nl. mu! : munty tlnam'os will nut. [u'l'ml‘ such a program lliis _\'¢-:n' m Iv. [a conversation .with Inn-ml...“ “f the ”minim Whllfl ill flux“. 'Hlv Chronicle asked nbout H..- ,.,..,IH,M pIVins 9mm {Or “Elihu“;- your, quoting the Hanmw pm, M authority {or the eturnwm that, n“; County Council Intondmi :.. sum ving hi8 yGIP. According: h. The Boat. I motion by Helm and rump at the meeting held thorn “H “H“; dny of last week, and ram-m; M m.» mmmulw, “the mQOting “"H? «on record as recommending that um County Gounell make a stay-t in ‘ pavements this year.“ This. "Wm”. mg to the Gplnmlttee hero on Mun- day, is 110'; right. Th0 “QUINN Hum- cil does not favor paving Hm “up It all, but the matter \VIH hkuw be taken up by tho «:«mm-H :H 2‘. June session, commencing um \\ .-..\ The Committee was not m 1.‘I\m3' “f issui debentures for pan“; ,. ‘ pecial y this year, whvn e-xm. 9,, ”H. expenditures face them, and m Hg. we are told. ”my won-.- lmrnmx ;\ by S. L. Squires. Um lM-mm \I I ister of Highways. ' DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL J. A. M. ROBE. B.A.. Princumi JOHN MORRISON. Chairman. (Continued from Np. , lo Paving for Hanover Ion boom BRIDGES '. 1m 10, 'ag ( 1m I! Thursday, J u ne Pfl‘b‘idvllf. \1 HRBOVN‘; l‘lrs‘ S. Paltrl'sun. l Preside-m. Mn dein: Sm'rvt H 8. Mcllraith. In 7TB BRANCHES WELL REPRESEN AT DISTRICT PPIHIP o‘\[u Miss Ilhu homes. \1: t0 b0 and q on “\\ Inn Th? “‘00 "k" is a lln'm: 1 list: (limp ka1' an “on. 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