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Was born in Stamford Township on April 4th, 1853. In Stamford he got his public school training. He was a student for a time at the Drummondville Grammar school and later attended a preparatory college at Birmingham, Mich. Matriculating at Ann Arbor University in 1875, he returned to Ontario to adopt teaching as a profession. His professional certificate was obtained at Toronto Normal School. His first school was in Crowland, where he remained a year. He was next three years at Southend, and nineteen years principal of Ridgeway school. During these years he devoted much time to the study of entomology in which branch of natural science he has obtained a wide recognition as an authority. In 1891 he succeeded the late Col James E. Morin as Clerk of Bertie. He has been a director and treasurer of Bertie Natural Gas Company since its organization in 1901. He was appointed secretary-treasurer of the Bertie and Willoughby Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company in 1902 on the resignation of the late Henry N. Hibbard. Mr. Kilman is an ardent Liberal and at the last election declined nomination for the local Legislature.</text>
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Was born in the Township of Wainfleet, Welland County, on April 19th, 1860, the son of the late Robert Hay. He moved to Thorold Township, in 1806, where he served two years in the Township Council. In the fall of 1900 he moved to the Town of Thorold where he served two years in the Town Council. He is at present a member of the Public School Board. Mr. Hay has a large meat business in Thorold, is a member of the Methodist church and in politics is a Conservative.</text>
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Was born in Crowland Township on October 3rd, 1827. His main business has been farming, but other matters have engaged his attention. In early life he underwent Normal School Training and for a time was engaged in teaching. Later on he was Township Clerk for a number of years. He was mainly instrumental in establishing a Post Office at Brookfield Station, of which he was Postmaster for a time. He has acted as executor and trustee for some important estates, and was collector of customs at Fort Erie for about eleven years. He is a Conservative in politics and was the standard bearer of his party in the Dominion elections of 1874, his opponent being the late William A. Thomson, by whom he was defeated. He was subsequently offered the nomination for the Ontario Legislature which he declined.</text>
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At present, and for the past 18 years, pastor of the Presbyterian Churches, of Welland and Crowland, is a Canadian, born near Montreal. He was educated for the Presbyterian Ministry in Toronto University and Knox College. He held charges for long periods at Clinton, Kingston and Welland. He has had tempting calls from California, British Columbia and other places. Mr. McCuaig has occupied at various times, positions on almost all the important boards of the church. He has served successive terms as moderator of the Presbyteries of Huron, Kingston and Hamilton. Six years ago he was unanimously elected moderator of the largest synod in the church, that of Hamilton and London. He was for 16 years a director of the Welland Library and for two years its president.</text>
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The esteemed rector of Holy Trinity Church, Welland, was born at Edenton, North Carolina, in 1843. He was educated at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he graduated in 1861. He served under Gen. Stonewall Jackson in the American Civil War, and out of 150 who volunteered with him only eighteen survived. He was through seventeen of the bloodiest battles of Virginia. After the war he studied law for two years and then devoted himself to the ministry. He was ordained at Oswego, New York, in 1870. Seven years later he came to Canada and studied at Trinity University taking a post graduate course and securing the degrees of M. A. and Bachelor of Divinity. His first Canadian appointment was at Jarvis. He accepted the rectorship of Holy Trinity church in 1889, today holding the love, respect and admiration of its members. 1891 he went to England in the service of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel and gave lectures in the leading cities of England. He was invited by the society to make a similar tour of Italy and was subsequently pressed to give another series of lectures in England, but both these offers he was forced to refuse owing to the demands of his work at home. He was made a Doctor of Divinity by the University of North Carolina and was notified by the secretary of the Episcopal Convention of that state that his name had been officially proposed as co-adjutor bishop. Despite his long absence he came within one vote of being elected to the position. Johnstone is chaplain of the 44th Regiment and holds a deserved popularity with the officers and men. During the formation of the Canadian contingents for the South African campaign he volunteered three times to enlist in any capacity in which he could serve the flag and relative to this he has a number of interesting letters from Colonel Otter, Sir Frederick Borden and Lord Lansdowne.</text>
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Was born in Pelham Township on March 12, 1854, the son of Eli R. and Elizabeth Hyatt, and resides on the premises on which he was born. He was educated in the public school, and at the age of fourteen he entered the store of F. Swayze, Fenwick, as a clerk. He was later in the employ of Pattison &amp; Diffin and A. O. Stringer. Since leaving the mercantile field Mr. Hyatt engaged in mixed farming and fruit growing until December of 1904, when he sold the farm, though retaining the homestead, where he still resides. He now represents the Waterloo, Anglo-American and Atlas Fire Insurance Companies, taking up the business formerly carried on by Crow &amp; Arnold. Mr. Hyatt has been secretary-treasurer of the Pelham Agricultural Society for the past fifteen years, and the wonderful success the society has experienced is largely due to his untiring efforts in its behalf. Mr. Hyatt in 1888 was made secretary-treasurer and trustee of S. S. No. 3, a position he held until 1893. In 1895-6 he was elected deputy-reeve by acclamation, occupying also, of course, a position in the County Council. He served as reeve in 1897-8. He was president of the Township of Pelham Liberal Association for several years and is now president of the county association.</text>
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