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IL 3, 1902 20129.9 ware/l MENT caching needing not fail .. NOBLE. LACK. o Iva, "P, H UGS s Syl- steel mare W. Black etc. and and halves othes sort 28077 with q u i re to se " - affiliation" with the above college. Pupils taken at her mother's residence, corner of Durham and Elgin Sta. Honor graduate of the Presbyterian Lanrris' COLLEGE, Toronto, having taken the Musical Course at the Toronto Conservatory orMysie,, which is in MISS MARGARET c. GUN. APRIL 3, 1902 aw, Timothy and (jllltit Grass Seeds fhvWednessday evening 26th, inet., 1902, the home of Mr. Archibald Beaton was the scene of a happy event attended by about CO guests when Miss Jessie A, second eldest daughter was united in marriage thir. Colin , McIntyre. son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus hlclntyrc, of Bruce Co. Rev. Mr. 1 Newton, pastor of the Durham Baptist "K-c A,,,,1_l , . .rrty Dull if you can!» with us (whole or spare time) we Will keen vow summed with work as long " you do it utlsfac~ toHlv for "a and return it promptly. We entrust our work- ers will! large ntettrttitiett of valuable yam. and as we give 'There-tsu, Linn Demand by the Trade tor this class of work. Our workers can depend upon It year after yen. 93m tr, _rotrfrteyrf_T/th usrywhole or spare timp) wq yin am no: .nnmnar: ”games, we no dam: on extmszvn nun- n~N-. and - Frs gavel-119d tw business prtrFrrles. 'Pho mnmyan-ww‘ wire of the machine is $15. and post- ux-eh- wm um hrs "old to any others than those who will SIN“? to an Irn'H'mz for us. n at anv "mo p'ter you commence, and have done an smrmnt of work arm-a: to the purchase price. and wish to dfrteottttrttre. wp win take back mavhine and refund the ammmt mm for same, after deducting cost of our ex- pnvmr ontv. - _ 7 - ' NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER COMPANY.~ Meintyre---Beaton. This week it is our sad duty to chronicle the death of Mrs Ritchie who passed peacefully away last Saturday evening at a ripe old age of 75 years. Mrs Ritchie‘s maiden name was Mar. garet Kelly born in Co. Tyrone, Ireland. in the year 1827. She then came to Canada III the year 1847 and settled in the township of Vaughan for over two years. and then married the late Wm. Ritchie who died over thirteen years ago. They then moved to this part and settled on the farm on which she hyed up to the time of her death. She was a kind and obliging neighbor and loved by all who knew her. The funeral was very largely attend- ed by friends and acquaintances. Her remains were laid to rest in Zion cemetery. Her pastor Rev. Mr, Far. quharson preached a very appropriate sermon at house and grave. The sympathy of the whole community goes out to tho [weaved Ltmly and hiemls. The pall-bearers were all nephews of the deceased, the Ritchie family: James, Thomas. David. Samuel, and Charles in G'lenelg, Wm. in Bentmek. Mr Alick Jopp. 1eftTursday morning for Owen Sound, where he will start with the [mats shortly. He will be much missed as ho San general favorite. Mr Thos. Firth came home from the o. S. (3.1.to spend his Easter lulidays. Mr. Wm. McFayden n-Inrned home last. woek after spending the winter monAs with Mr Sparling of town. A quiet party was given at. Mr. Ilobt Fletor'is last Wednesday evening and every one appeared to be having a pleasant. time. Pleased to hear of Mrs Thos Davis improving nicely. Miss flame Firth from Zion visited at her sistor Minnie’s last week. Miss Lizzie Mehrthur visited friends in town last Week. Miss Lizzie Wilson, of Toronto. is at present the guest of hersistar Mrs W. Me0raekeu, Messrs Thomas and William Watson of Walkerton attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. Racine last Monday. A mepting for to organize the Sun- day School will beheld Friday mght in the Grange Hall. Miss Amy Reynolds of Jackson City, is at present visiting her parents on the fourth. Mr William Watt has gone to town to work at the cement. BUNESSAN. The {all wheat is looking very good around this part, but we Cunt say much about. it yPt. as we might baye some hard frost later on. HYIENEAL. Quite a number of the youth kin; EDGE HILL. .0- The night was spent in social please ure. song. music. games and merry chat. Mr. Newton was jollv and chucked tall of fan, and is likely to At the completion of the ceremony congratulations were showered, upon the happy couple. who were afterwards escorted to the artistically decorated dining-room, where a sumptous wed- ding repast was served, another follow- ing at midnight, and still another at break of day. Supplement to REVIEW. vood Muss Twy Gordon was the guest. of 'iiiii her Buster Mrs It. J, Eden for a few days can this Week. Mr James Gadd commenced to work and for Mr. T. Petty on Monday last. BS We learn that Ilia, Mary Brown intends leaving this week tot Hamilton after spending the winter months with her mother. Miss Susie McKinnon Visited the Me- Comb families for u couple of days last week. Miss Susie Kennedy returned home last week after a yisit to Ceylon friends A few of our farmers were busy last week making maple syrup. Mr. Archie McArthur 19 gene to work on Springdale farm, that in. the Muir! Farm, not the Guelph tdrau. but the, McKeclmie estabiislsnunt. Mr John McCoskery wife and two daughters. of 8towartown, are at. present visiting at Mrs McCoakery’s fathel. Mr John Stewart. Mr Archie Campbell who has been waiting Egremont and Pricevllle friends has returned back to this pmt again. Miss Mary Wilson who has hem waiting at, her uncle's Mr Thus. Gray has returned to her home m Tcronto. The Rev. Mr. Campbell, Dromore. called on Mr and Mrs Wm Clark one day last week. A number of the Varney Epworth League member: attended the social in We Durham Methodist church on Mom. day night last. Miss Lena McCulumn came home on Monday last. She Intends \‘emuining for a short time. Mr Emkie! Aldwd has been very sick for some time We hope he may soon recover. Mr and Mrs Chas Gadd were the guests of Mr and Mrs James Petty A week ago Sunday. Mr Isaac Wilkinson i late. Hope to hear recovery. Mr II. W. Leeson left for Indiana on Monday last where he intends to stay for a Lune. beauty spent a few pleasant hours Thursday evening of last week at. the home of Mr and Mrs Thos McCumb of this pluce. Mr Alex. Smith was the guest of Mr Wm McCalmon one OVEIIIIIg la,t week. The irrsrney Epworth eague imam] having a scuial in the near future. Miss Lizzie Fee called on Mr and Mrs Wm Clark on Sabbath lust. Mr. and Mrs Wm McCulmou were visiting Normanby “lends cue day late- ly. Bend your remittance by Express, Money Order, Regis- tered Letter, or Potrt-0tticis Money Order. and we will promptly forward machine. outfit, and simple guide for doing the work. This " the beat offer ever made for the benefit of Canadian! who want to work and make money a B-..- -_-_-- -e _ ,.__ -""'-'.' "n...“ gv- - nun tn' and have signed by at least “one gbbd reference in the roper place. Tear off and return to us, and also state ER, how much time you can devote to the work: also how you wish to be paid, weekly, monthly, or as you send tn the work. n...’ c............................... ............ Durham, Acril 3, 1902. irip.t-'Lttir Varney .-, Very poorly of of his spvefdy if" IS ‘ -' B."--.,., g "r'. . . " GhWm as" . rr - M .“ V, 1",” - __ a ‘ .2: m ONTARIO A DARLING’S DRUG STORE] U UNHAII Prepare ht The Pesky Moth. Repurtuf S. S Nu. lo Heutinck for month of March. 5th Class-Het-tha Ptotherirough, Jessie Mcnmmld, Bessie Smith. Annie Smith. 4th--Avcltie Mc.. Lean. Sr. '3txi-Magpe Smith, Mary Morton, Neil McLean, Jr 3rd--kutie Hark, Jessie Smith. Lizzie Geiersott. Sr '2nd--Murtha Wilsm. Tummy Puth- orluangh. \Villw McNallv. Sr Pt 2nd--- Cl,ra Caswell,Avthm Nilsun. " Pt gud-John lt. McDonald, Clatvru.e Mc- Nully. lst ___ Pearl Wilson, Robbie l’utherhorgh. Mario y “lurk. M. FLE'I‘CHER. Teacher. Report of S. S. No. ii, Glenelq, fur March. 5th class ~Uli\‘er (Junk. 4th class-- Willie Ryan. Allie Davis hrnic Cook. 3th chtss--,lessie Peters, Dav'e Staples, l’rn-y Hunt, tir. 2tui.class-Elmo Ed- wards, Cassie Ryan. llmhiv Peters. Jr. 2nd. class -titewat't Mclltllp. Mary Peters, Hr. pt, 2nd class- Frankie llyan. Lnrnu McNally, frollie Amwrsnn. Jr. 1". 2nd class-Spencer' Edwards. Basil Duvis, t'ltaclie Swill]. lst class- Wilfred Hunt, Jenny Coil, l'Ina Mv-' Nally. Report of S. S. No. 6 Bentinck. for February and March.. -tth C,has.u--Lizzie Forster. Sr. '3vd--Dan McDougall. Jr Wd-Lizzie McCallum. Violet Forster, John Ulslrko, Kate McDougall. 2nd- Albert Lunney. Katie Kuhn. Swim Lunney. Tom Hopkins. Pt 2ud--Satrah MrDuugall. Spence Hopkins. ict--- Edwin Lunney, Campbell Clarke. Jake Nuhn. Arthur anwy. Archie Mc- Dnugnll. A Fine Tltovouglt-ltved Durham Bull Mina Lad 3rd in "moved for sale by the undersigned. Heisl8 mos. old, color red, and in every way u desirable animal. Pedigree supplied. Lot oo, Con. 2 E. G. R., Glenelg. A second-hand (-ovm'od buggy double seated, swell-bodied. will.Ue sold at. a Inugain. Running gear as good as new. Am u, light wuggnn on huguv running our. Apply at, REVIEW office, Dur- Itepoit of S. H. No. I). I‘Zgn-nmni. fun March. lulwd nu umwral proticiettcy, tic-pmluwnl. and attctuluuce, IV. _ Willie Hisvuvk. Fin-ink Mari-hunt. Ural- ter Smith. Sr. Ill. -Ilocliy' Hmniltnn. Annie Reid, Elm-i Hm-dmrgh. Jr. Ill. --Nellie Reid .unl Ruby Rvgors. vqlml. Maud Eccles. Myrtle Hilton. Sr ll --Ed- 1m Hamilton. Mildred 1'htvstie, Laura Ecru-s. -Jv. li-Jes," Burt-“vs. Jenni" Mutwh, Lulu Humillnn. 2nd dv. ir., Hattie Enkvtl. Hurry Hovsluuvh, Jas. Troup. Part " Mary Mumh. [Inward Hmshurgh. Nettie Hamilton. Pun, I Fwd Hmniilnn. Myrtls- 1Vltyte, Clar. o-m-e Russ. E. E. HAWN. Teacher am. TORONTO PrIt'srcrss' & SURGEON. Offico over McLachlun’s Store, ARTHUR GUN. M. na- Special attention given to Biases of Women and Children. COVERED Bl'GGY FOR SALE. MARGARET MACKENZIE, Teacher. DURHAM BULL FOR SALE. HOURS W J. lh'rruuc. teachet W3r. NH‘HUL, Prop. 8to 10 A.M, 2to 4 P.M, bit' Itil?; il'., ifih"i?iig'ii'i SGW-Wright-Tut the Clerk notify interested parties that the council will meetin Hopeville on Much 29th " lo a m. fer the consideration of the report. of R. T. West. Township Engineer. on drain No. 17. Comm“ udjonrned to meet It Enpevillo on Sunnis, Much 29th 1902. survey and 040.00 {or plan: promo and speeifieations and 81.50 post cards foi ttotitieUton of parties interested in the drain. . ., & " “RINK. B. A., (Spa-innit p. Asst. Prin [his LICK, B. A., (II-aim And Modems. FEES: 01.00 per mom WC. Johgptgn. e. L. Grant. Wrorort.--rn o. Sound. on Tuvadnv. Aurill. Mrs. Harry Wilson (nee Le- vina Fannings. daughter of Mrs. Bough. o. Sound) and " yam. 'd Will give you an unequalléd opportun- tg, a! ”curing. a 1.119(9th Sllgghand OWEN SOUND, ONT., SPRING TERM DIED. AT THE TttERN, "ihrft, h, ed all Ttt I“ a