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M. Societv. of Lsdies’ Aid and in every department of church work we hate hail your generous and nnstint- ed services and co-operstiou. end we feel that words cannot express the gratitude we owe to you and the less we must feel from the severance of those relationships. And yet we have csnse to be thnnklnl that you will still be a. resident of our villege nnd then there may be no seversnce of our friendship. We cannot at once fill the great void we will feel in church work by this charge. but we trust in the Di- vine Providence others inspired by your example may come forward to follow as lar as may be possible in your steps. We congratulate our sister church on their gain in your personal influence and active aid. They have gathered a choice flower from our garden, and may we hope that some day we may pluck one as choice from theirs. We wish you and your esteemed husband many years of usefulness and happy wedded life. We ask you to accept, on behalf of tho Methodist. church and Sunday School, this secretairo and case of cutlery, as small tokona of the love '0 £001 and gratitude we owe. and on behalf of tho Methodiu m and Sunday _School :â€"J._§. 0:; Wednesday evening of last week the Methodist congregation held a social evening in the school room of the church. Before commencing the function :1 deputation ofabout twenty from the Congregation and choir waited on Rev. L. W. and Mrs. Thom at 'lh: Mans..- and presented the lat- ter, who Was for many years the etfivieut and faithful organist of the (lunch, with a valuabie cabinet of cutlery and a very handsome secret- aire. 'l‘he Pastor. {6V3 lvison Wil- son. aczed an master of ceremonies and explain-9i the object of the visit after \V'hll'll 3.! 5‘. .‘l. K. Richardson. M. P.. read the i'ollowind address: an: Mas. '1‘uon:-\Ve have pre- sum-ed to itvaile your home to-night, but with no hostile purpose intent. flur mission is peaceful and friendly, yet we confess to finding it difiicult to define in a word our object We come as representing the Methodist Church and Sunday School to bid you adieu as co-worker with us, and yet we come to bid you a welcome to our community in our new relation as the elect lady of the Pastor of our stator Church,-â€"the Presbyterian. this chat function from th waited 0 at the .‘J tor. whc In looking back over your years of faithful service in our church as or- ganist, as Sabbath School Teacher. as President of Epworah League, of W. sure. son. and c after V L w WV «5%» urbnrm. “UMLHuHcH‘HchchHLHLHM. mawwqwr»qrHfrHrHManHchHchHcHE‘HHH”fi ALEX. RUSSELL X Full Stock of Hardware and Fresh Groceries home FLESHERTON his is a chance of your life time a, Wn'. Bunhonse, W. E. Invent. Successor to J. A. Hunter. PI'COi ts $8 00 for 371W w fox $2.00 ands $8 00f Chalmers church congregation held their annual business 1 noting in the auditorium of the church early on Thursday evening last. There was a large attendance and the meeting was a very harmonious one. The reports presented showed the church in all its branches to have had a very prosperous year. Notwithstanding loss by removals, the receipts exceed- ed the previous year over $55.00. and all liabilities were fully met. The retiring members of the Manag- ing Board were re-elected, as were also the choir leader and organist. Mr. T. J. Sheppard and Mrs. Jos. Blackburn. The treasurer, Hr. Ios. Blackburn, was, in a tangible man- ner. very kindly remembered by the Signed on behalf of the committee: Ella Barnhouse. Mabel Boyd, Ruby Trimble, Ella Karatedt, Eva Spence, Myrtle Blakely, Myrtle Thurston. (in Friday evening; last, Mrs. (Run 'ihom wits waited on at the manse and presented with a. beautiful fruit dish and the following; address, which Speaks for itself ;_. Diem: Mus. 'l‘m‘m zevâ€"We, the mem- bers of the Sunshine Committee of the Junior League of the MethodiSt church. l‘lesherton. feel that we cannon allow you to sever your con- nection with our society without expressing our regrets that our very pleasant relations cannot continue longer. and manifesting in some tangible way our appreciation of the kind and loving service you have rendered us during the past year. You have been pains-taking and patient and have ever shown the deepest interest in our moral and spiritual development. We ask you to accept this dish as a slight ex- pression of our regard, and a momen- to of our association with you. We wish you every happiness ini your new home and every prosperity in your new sphere of influence. ‘ The presentation was made by Mr. Barnhouse, choir leader, who. with Mr Bunt, SS. Supt. spoke in eulogestic terms of the lady whom they were present to honor. Mr. Thom replied to the address in an apprOpriate and pleasing manner, and Mrs. 'l‘nom feelincly thanked the. donors for the kindly expressuon of; love towards her. The deputation: returned to the church. where. with? Rev. Wilson presiding, a program? was mmlered, consisting of speeches! by Mr. Richardson and Dr. Christie! recitations by Miss Christine Rich-f ardson and Miss Ethel Trimble, and? vocal and instrumental selections byl the Joy sisters. Mr. Barnhouse. Dr." Murray. W. English, Herb. Staples: and Hugh Pedlar Refreshments, were then served, and the evening; Spent in social intercourse. l 00 031w. early and met. your 00 fnr $150 $16.00 Ben. Wilson of this place, and Vurloy, of Priceville,' exchanged pulpit: on Sabbath Inc, the former conducting anniverury service: at 8:10:11. Mr. and Mrs. J. Shore. of Winni- peg, puid Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell Rt. W. Bro. Alex. Cowan, D.D.G.M. of Georgian Masonic Dis- trict. paid Prince Arthur Lodge here an official visit on Friday evening last. when a large turnout of the members was present to receive the distinguished visitor. After the work of the evening, which included an initiation and one degree, all repaired to the neatly decorated dining hall, where the wives of the members had a most inviting spread prepared. After the inner man had been supplied, speech-making was indulged in till an early hour by Rt. W. Bro. Cowan. Bros. M. K. Rich. ardson, A. S. Van Dusen. R. J. Sproule. F. H. W. Hickling. J. A. Boyd. R. McGill, J. P. Bunt, W. J. Bellamy. J. H. Marshall. Dr. Otter- well. Rev. C. L. Mills and J. S. I. Wilson. .‘vil‘. Thom replied in a happy manner, heartily thanking the con- gregation for so warm an expansion of affection towards himself and his wife, after which, pleasing congratu- latory speeches were given by Revs. Wilson and Hurlburt. A pretty trio was rendered by the Joy sisters, after which the congregation was individually presented to the bride. The event was so marked with pleasure that it will be a memorable one to the congregation and to the friends who participated with them. The chairs presented were very pretty reception chairs, one rattan and the other Roman design. Duri11;,r the years. nearly six now, in which you l..1velahored he1e you have grown in our esteem and affec- ltion. and we think it fitting: here to isay we appreciate highly the work {you have done among: us Your ;pr8zwl1ing and teaching has been linsrructive and helpful; you have l given to the congregation unreserv- fedly your time. your talents and fyour energy, for all of wl-ich you lhave the gratitude of a devoted : people. , DEAR M11s.'l"11o.11: -\Ve tender to A you our kindest. Warmest greetings. iassuring you that you share with our pastor. our heart’s best affec- tions. We pray that your co-opera- tion with him in his ministry may ; be productive of much spiritual good {to our congregation and bring a lharvest of joy to your own hearts. iln extending to you a most cordial welcome and wishing you many happy days of wedded life, we desire ,in some tangible manner to express ’our good wishes and therefore ask you to accept from the Ladies’ Aid l Society this dinner set, and. further, we ask both to accept from the congregation these chairs, which, we trust. will lend to your comfort, but I which. we hOpe, will be valued less :than the love which prompted the giving. That you may be long :Spflled to each other and to the church of God is our sincere prayer with that of the poet: “God bless these hands united. God bless these hearts made one; Unsevered and unblighted May they through life no on. Here in earth’s home preparing For the bright home above, And there. forever sharing It’s joys, where “God is love.” Signed on behalf of the congrega tion: Jas. L. McMulleu, Chairman Managing Board. '1‘. J. Sheppard, Secretary; on behalf of the L. A. Society: Mrs. A. S. \an Dusen. President, Mrs. Joseph Blackburn,l Secretary. l congregation for his servi' the year. L DEAR 81a :,â€"We the members and iadberents of Chalmers church, Flesh- {extom have assembled here this evening under the auspices of the iLadies’ Aid Society to tender to you and your esteemed wife our con- gratulations on the occasion of your recent marriage. The auspicious event in your life is one which we believe dear sir. will enrich your home life with new and lasting joy. It has also. in the person of your bride, brought into closer relation- ship with Chalmers church congre- gation a lady already highly resplect- ed and beloved in this communin, but who. in the new relationship she bears to us as our pastor’ 3 wife, will be especially dear to us all Her amiable disposition. exemplary Chris- tian life and devotion to all that is uplifting and good eminently tits her for the position ~~he 110w occupies. She will. we beliCVe, be an inspiraP tion and source of wisdom and Strength to you in your pastoral work. At the close of the business meet- ing. the congregation, under the auspices of the L. A. Society, tender» ed the pastor and his bride 11 recep- tion in the school- -roorn of the church, which, with artistic decorations and beautifully spread tables, presented an attractive appearance. There were about 160 present, including a few guests. among whom were the Methodist choir, (with whom the bride had been long associated), the pastor. Rev. J. S. 1. Wilson and Mrs. Vt'ilson, Rev. G. Hurlburt, Baptist pastor. Mr. M. K Richard- son, MP.. and Mrs. Richardson. After refreshments Mr. Richardson was called to the chair, and addressed the audience in a felicitous manner. Mr. A. S. Van Dusen was then called on to read the following address :â€" REV. L W. T1101“, uring a short visit lut week. Miss Irwin, ‘i’ormerly tegchor here. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. W. H. gem-d éRev. C._L. Mills wss in Owen And not? we again asaure you that you have the sympathy of the Loyal Orange County Lodge of South Grey. Be it resolved that we the mem-1 bers of the L. 0. County Lodge of South Grey extend to you and his. dear ones left behind our heartfelt sy mpathy 1n the recent loss you have sustained. Our late brother always took a deep interest in our lodge and its work and though he will be missed from among us his memory will be forever green in our hearts. We know a loss such as you have sustain- ed is a bitter blow to you all. but we rejoice to know that there is a happy home beyond the grave prepared for those who trust in the Saviour where we shall all meet again to part no more. And may God in His infinite goodness comfort. sustain and streng- then you and all the bereaved ones in I the hour of trial and grant unto you and your esteemed brothers and sis- ters that. peace which He alone can give. l Sound, on Thursday last attending a. Specifi met-ting of the ruri-decanal chapter \( the church. Signed in behalf of the Lodge WM. RITCHIE, J, G. WILSON, County Master. County Secretary. Durham. Feb. 3rd. 1903.1 To the family of the law \V, A And- erson: Whereas it has'pleased thegupreme ruler of the universe in his ‘u‘finite wisdom to remove from you a‘rind father and our esteemed and wort), Brother, and whereas the long and‘ intimate relations held with him in the faithful discharge of his duties in this Society make it eminently be- fitting that we record our apprecia- tion for him therefore: Tricks That Are Old. Many of the most wonderful feats of magic were known centuries ago. There is the famous trick of making a plant grow instantaneously, for exam- ple, which was described in a French paper of the year 1685, but the secret of it was not given. ‘b J‘n - a “"3“ “r «it; (id %%****%%%$Â¥%$$$%$$Â¥%$$$$$Â¥ fagflew clothing and Furnishing Store Three sizes: 2!»... enmmh for an ordnnry cold; 5°C.. just right t‘o‘ bronchitis, Icono- ncu, hard colds, cm; 1.), most manic“ for chroniq c9904 and_tn keep on hug!) I had a b: d cough for six "CCkS‘ 331‘ couId find no relief until I 11' .1 Ayn" sChf2ry Pecto- 1.1!. Only nuc- (on: :11 of the bottle cured me. ” Don’t wait, but take Ayer’s Cherry Pcctoral just as soon as your cough begins. A few doses will cure you then. Neglected colds always lead to something serious. They run into chronic bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, or consumption. convinced that We do as. we advettise: Please Remember the Stand. In J. M. Hunter’s New Block. Nearly Opposite McKinnon’s Implement Shop. We have a few Boys’ Suits left. Also several ranges of Men’s Fleece- lined and Natural Wool. These will be sold at actual cost. An all-round reduction in prices, and a Genuine Clearing Sale in Men’s and Youths’ Ready-to-wear Suits, Boy’s Two and Three Piece Suits, Over- coats, Reefers and Ulsters. if; 13 2 WW When we adve1tise 0u1 clothing at reduced prices, in fact. at the cost at the mill, IT’S NO FAKE! We must do this in 01d01 to make room for 0111 Spring Clothing, some of which will arrsve this p1esent “eek. No Leader! No Baits! In Underwear No Fake ! L. Hawn, Ncwington, Ont. {L'CXAYER cog'tdv’viiffinu. COMMERCE. ‘OOO.â€"‘ Ca_ll and getjzhe prices _of qqr goods. You don’t have to buy. Just be W. E. THEOBALD Long/13 KEEPS EVERYTHING A MAN WEARS. Don’t Let This Opportunity - ass. BOOTS and Shoes repaired neatly and promptly. In Pascoe Saunders’ Harness Shep. next door to Chronicle Oflice. HAVE YOU ?' JORDAN 6: BURNETT LAKE HERRING. 22 years experifance. " Always prompt, never negligent.” LOck Drawer 28 HANOVER, ONT. Money to Loan at very low rates. Debts Collected, no charge if no ALL KINDS of business deals uegoli- ated quietly and carefully. The Malcolm Cameron 100 acres above Durham on Garafraxa Road. OFFERS FOR NOTHING The First Chance to Buy: The T. O_.__Stewazjt Farm, 19: 16, 100 Acres in Bentinck, in excellent state of cultivation, good buildings and fences, good soil. schonl and church close at hand. Post. office «m the farm. Owner getting up in years and bound to sell. H. H. Miller . . . [jgpover Conveyancer Jan. ‘21.â€"â€"2m money made. con. 2. \V. t}. R.. Beutim'k, 100 acres with about 30 cleared. frame house and other buildings. Said to have a lot. of fine hardwwd timber. Boot and Shoe Repairing. H. H. MILLER If you have not tried 0111 Imperial Mapb Syrup we would advise an immediate trial. has that 1eal Maple Flav01 essential to stamp it as the genuine a1t1cle We 11 Next Door to Mockler's. Phone [1. 3W" Sarnia S. A. RIDSDALE. T H E Sarnia and Lake Herring Fish in 50 and Ptg. each and every ptg. guaranteed. ! Dromore, Holstein, , Ayton, ADDRESSES will be delivered by Mr. Duncan Anderson. ofJRugby,y and Mr. Sheppard, Jr.. of Queens- ton, an interesting subjects. Mrs. McTavish will address the \VOMEN’S INSTITUTE in the af- ternoon and the General Meeting in the Evening. ALL are invited to attend. Pumps of all Kinds. SHOP open every afternoon. W. D. CONNOR All REPAIRING promptly and prop- erly attended to. FARMERS’ INSTITUTE MEETINGS Gal 'anized and Iron Pip- ing; Brass. Brass Lined and Iron Cylinders. Each \leeting commencing at. 1: 30p. m. Pumps from $2 upward. kW. 0. CUNNBR. WILL BIC HELD AT Gnomm Bmxw. Secretary . Manufacturer of And Dealer in â€" Feb.5 66 66