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um, WE no“. i s b contact with an and be aware of the actual trouble and danger, and wasted no removing himsc lot the accident. Upon arousing the residents usually strong north wind night and two pales suppurllng the electric the above mantiuneri result [act Lilal Wilfred happened in be wearing rubbers and gloves at December 7, 1921 While driving borne late last Friday night with a horse and an experience that he won't want to have duplicated during the remainder of his lifetime. As he came opposite D. McKenzie's on Goldie Street. his horse sudden- an endeavor to assist the beastV to its feet, as being a dark night he could not see- what the trou- ble was. However, in groping in the darkness, his hand came in electric wire inunediately became time in and procuring a antem, it was found that the horse had been killed almost in» lanlly. There had been an unâ€" that wires had been lawn down over Ihe mad, with The lo Lhn time probably saved him. 196! Don Mchrmid has purchach r 16. Can. 6 from MLI-‘rancie Legge. Mrs. A. Ewaril, Mrs. Archibald Ewart. 88, died Sunday at [he Petersen Nursing Home. Owen Sound. where she had been a paricnr since September. Mist Ewart wax the former Edith Alice Muir, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. Stuart Muir. She was born in Elderslie Oct. 24. 188.1. in l929 she married Archibald Ewan of Elderslie. Tawnship and they moved to Owen Sou nd He died in 1952. Mrs. Ewan was a member of Geneva Presbyterian church and later of Sr, Andrews In Owen Sound She wa: also a member of Jubilee Rebekah Dodge in Chesley and then the Rebekah Lodge in Owen Sound. Mist Ewan is survived hy a brother, Russell 0! Chcslcy. She was predeceased by a brother and a sister . Funeral service was held Wednesday from the Ellll-(E Funeral Chapel . with Intel'- went in Chcsley cemetery. bum. Wilired Grant met with. SEVENTY YEARS AGO Max-ah 20. 1902 An Old School of Frame Cameron M clniosh North of Chestey. in Rruuc County. Stood an old schoolhousc of “Jim: in a splendid farming district Where brave men and women I (“lit in the forties and the fifties To make for thexmelvcs a mine . This whom has in Union Sccnun Since homes in both limits and Crvy u from me Scene ‘Came together tor their children That they might not {all 4 Pic) To an education hingeâ€"pnng- Down life‘s cvur winding wily. Here (he Hares. fiuggs and T‘lmnmms, Maxwells, Blacks. McKinnons MR Legges, AlItDunalds, Kyle; and UuI-uld» } Pollocks. Moore; and Ewan: I:n-\\-~ Helped to build a County lmmun Line the old up with the n nv, The Muhnnclls lived hung Jim in the piping days of old And [he Stclnhum, ('lrn and I iIIIlm‘llI. 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