Mr. Richard Hall is quite ill with inflammation of the lungs.
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Mr. Chas. Grass has rented and moved into Mr. Chamberlains house.
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Mrs. Hunter, of Buttonville Ont., is visiting at her fathers, the
Rev. S. C. Philp.
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We know a lady living a little east of us who has 19 hens and
receives daily 18 eggs. If any one can beat this we would like to
hear from them. There is no fish yarn about this they were really
eggs and were exchanged for some of those beautiful prints at R. C.
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Dr. Starr was driving down Mr. Viponds lane on Friday last when his
team of colts became frightened at something and made a plunge to
get away. The Dr. tried to rein them up but in doing so broke the
lines. They then dashed madly out on the road and upturned and got
away from the rig. The Dr. was not hurt and buggy was very slightly
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Remember the maple syrup and fruit social in the basement of the
Presbyterian church on Friday evening this week. A number of friends
from Ashburn are expected to take part in the programme. A good
sweet time is expected and all who can come will not regret it. No
charge will be made but a freewill offering will be taken up at the
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Bicycle riding has gotten to be all the rage here at present. There
are six in and around the village who are thinking of forming
themselves into a club and go out to beat the world. Judging from
the bruised limbs and torn pantaloons of some of those learning their
experience has most emphatically been anything but pleasant. Talk
about getting tangled up in a wheelbarrow after dark, it is certainly
not desirable; but when a fellow gets thrown across the road and then
followed up and kicked when down it is getting is getting about time
to protest such treatment.
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