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General prayer meeting 'l‘liiirsduy evening in the lecture room. llov J C Specr. superintendent, Rev J ’1‘ Morris, assistant In returning thanks to my numerous friends for their liberal patronage during the past thirty years. I beg to remind them and the general public that having crowed ertirely new and comniodious premises I am enabled to supply Phaetons. Buggies, Carriages, Cutters. Sleighs "and PLATFORM SPRING W A G [I Ii S . Both light and heavy. all of which are guaranteed to give Satisfaction, as the Work is under my own supervisrd. l uni alga prepared to do all kinds "1‘ black- smithing a; repairing in the must “'UI'I'l‘ uiuiiliku manner. on the shortth notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Presbytoriun Churchâ€"Services at 1] u. m and 6 301) in. Sunday school at 2.30 p in. Prayer meeting on Wednesng evening at 7.30. Rev W W Percival. Pastor Roman Cutl;o1.c Churchâ€"Services in order as follows : 'l‘liul'uhill at E) n. in and Richmond Hill at 10.30 a m ; tho lollowing Sunday atltichniond Hill at {I u in and ’l‘hornhill at 10.300. Lu. Rev J J Egan, Pastor Socneues Richmond Lodge,AF d' A ILNO 23, G R C mchs in the lodge romn,hla.snnic Hall_ on the Monday on or before full moon, at 8 o’clock p m. '1‘ Newun, \V M, l Crosby, secretary Ancient Order of Forestersâ€" Court Richmond No 70-16. meets in the Masonic Hall every alter- nute Friday evuning ate o‘clock. H F Hopper C R, w E. Wiley, secretary The Methodist sabbath school'l‘emperauce As sociation issue pledge curds every Sunday when desired. \VniJIarrison Supt . MeanNxcs' lNSTITUTE.â€"Lilirrtry of over 1500 V01l1!)’lcs,0p8n every Tuesday evening. in the lila- sonic Hall. from 7 to 9 o'clock. 11. E. Law, Librn~ thin. ’I‘ F McMahon, Secretary ViLLAon Cotimun.â€"Rezvc, Wm. Purisley. (‘mm cillurs. Messrs P G.SILVLI{10,\VD1 A Sanderson.W Atkinson, Dr Wilson. (lleik. M. 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