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Mr. T. H. Wilson has been confined to the house for several days the
result of a heavy cold.
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Mr. Bert Wells is down with a very severe case of diphtheria. Dr.
Warren is in attendance.
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R. C. Warren has a number of fur caps left which he is offering at
cost. Now is your time to get a bargain.
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The Rev. J. F. Barker has announced that he will (D. V.) commence
a series of special services in the Baptist church in this village on
Monday evening the 20th inst. at half past seven o’clock.
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A grand carnival will be held in the Brooklin skating rink on Friday
evening Feb. 17th, a number of handsome prizes will be given. A small
admission will be charged. Give the boys a good patronage.
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Mr. Noah Luke moved his family to the city on Monday. He has a good
situation there in a carriage shop. Mr. L. has made several moves of
late but we trust he has secured something permanent. We wish he and
his family success.
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The meetings are still being continued in the Presbyterian church.
The attendance is so large that they are obliged to hold them this
week in the body of the church. The Rev. Mr. Craig of Dunbarton is
expected to be present on two or three evenings of this week and assist
in the exercises.
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An interesting party took place at the parsonage on Friday evening
last during which Mr. John Pherrill read an appropriate address
and presented Miss Rebecca Spencer, on behalf of the members of the
church, with a handsome well filled purse. It was given as a token of
their appreciation of her services as an organist.
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