Village Doings

Selwyn Childa lost a ooit one day last week with liver tronble. The oreamery at Willis is putting on airs with ita new boiler. Theroads; ob, tbe roads! The bottom bas fallen ont of them and think of it Feb. 14. Wilbnr Sherman, from Eaton's Mills, who went to California soine time ago ïb expeoted home soon. Tbe K. O. T. M. gave on Monday evening a ftee supper to tbe Maocabees as well aa a publio iustallation. Mrs. Qeo. Kimball's fatber and motber, who have beeo ont visiting her for sorue time, have retnrned to their home near Hillsdale. James Bunton bas gone in to Thumas Roberts' woods with his engine to saw for aboot fonr weeks, without shelter. "Temper tbe winds to the sborn lamb. " A wedding bell rang load and olear on Tuesday of last week. It was a case in whioh our justice of tbe peace oonld not perfrom tbe oeremony, for Rev. Benoni Qibson nnited JustioeBlackmer and Mrs. Augusta Pratt in marriage. George Thomson lost a valuable cow last week. Tbe snrgeou pronounoed it oonsnmption and another, he says bas the same disease. He orrlered or advised Mr. Thompson to kill it. Ie seems this shonld be looked into oarefully. The Lady Maocabees were in their respective places last Thursday 'afternoon and one more member was added to the list. They are coming in slowly, but we are thankfnl for small favors. We have now over 20 members and make it a point to have a good literary program every meeting.