BONSHAW CHIPS. The many friends of Miv» Ber'ba Crohbj will be pleaded lo hear thai she is recovering from a fcoveveat tack of la grippe. Our school is continuing to pro¬ gress under the able management of Mr J A Green . Mr Donald A McLean »pi*nt Sun day nijjht at Boushaw, thr guest of R \ V Carson . Humors are heard of pie socials to be held la this place in the neur fu¬ ture. If such be the case, we may look Torward to as pood a time as we had on former occasion . What might have proved a ferl- o*s accident occurred on Sunday night. While Mr J Darrach of was returning from preaching at Bonshaw , his horse took fright and became unmanage¬ able, damaging the carriage^ cossid- erably, and had it not beea tcr 1 he a oh- inanagement of the driver I he result would have proved fatal Meter* \> 0 McLean and Neil Mc Nevin of Argyle Shore , spent Sun- day at Bonahaw. Welcome to our raldst is the smil ing face of H Beaton , who has re¬ turned from the far West Rev Mr Linkletter preached verv accepiably on Sunday last in the Baptist Church, All who attended the lecture de- liveied on Tuesday night last in the I're?'htterian Church by the Rev H ( J Grat /. were v<ry much pleabed to hear the Iter gentleman, als^ with the hteropticon views he showed them. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs II D White-a daughter. Wake up, Rex, and don't let your pen rust. Please write twice a week. Tu« ExAMiNK.R is always a wel¬ come Tuitor. W. T. C. A. TRY AGAIN. The members of "Try Again" Division , SOT. Booshaw met im¬ mediately after their regular meet iag on Saturday last, the object of which was to celebrate the anniversary of the Society's ■Ktr.ini- 7. ilinn. Thia following programme was rendered namely: — Chorus—Choir. Music, Instrumental -• Mamie McLeod . Recitation—- Janet Gordon . Duet— Mr and Mrs Uooert 8)n. Recitation—Kuth Crosby. Muilc, Instrumental — Autre Mc¬ Lean. Solo— Maggie McNevin . Chorus —Six youug men (encor¬ ed) Paper "HKtorv -if Soc'etv since O .'gaolsitiun"— LJertha Crosb,'. Examiner, 1903, Dec 24th page 7 It U needless to particularize as the entertainment was in every rcvptct a credit to tho.-e who totk put. each Item on the programme being rendered in a way to please all who had the pleasure of attend log. IHie committee who had been appointed to take charge of the affair then treated the an- dlen.ee to cake and coffee, also oranges, candy, nuts, etc.. which needles* to »ay w\s eDJoyea by all. After some iaslrunental music by Messrs Robertson and McFadyen, also Miss Crosby , the meeting closed by singing God Save the King, and with three cheers for V Try Again" Division . Examiner, 1904, Feb 18pg2 101