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CI-KLING Ctrs Surrta.—The members of the Curling Club held their anneal supper in Mr E. H. Brown's, on Friday evening. Between 20 and sat down to supper. Mr Page presided and Mr Jamieson was croupier. RAILWAY FINTIVAL--The railway employees of Thornton and district held their an

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ASIOCIATION.—At a meeting of ratepayers held on Tuesday eveniag, it was decided to form a ratepayers' ammeation. The appointment of office-bearers was delayed meantime. A number of gentlemen were nominated for the School Board, but only two—biases J. Fraser and M. Buchan—l were,

DEATH Piton EXPOSI'RE.—On Wednesday while Mr White, farmer. Newbigging. waa walking across one of hie fields, be noticed a woman lying in a wet ditch. He at once sent her to the Inspector of Poor's office at Lasswade on a cart. and. on arriving there. she win in the act of havin

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