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-15- LEE FAHIEY FURNISHINGS: (in the home at time of purchase 1972) The dining table originally came from Janet Chisholm's grandfather Robertson's home in Ancaeter. Janet was Mrs. Erland Lee. It was on this table that the Women's Institute COnstit- utiOn was penned by Janet Lee in 1897 0 Six leather upholstered ohairs. They have been redone in red velvet. The dinner bell -- a set of four brass bells with pleasing tones, bought by Hilda Lee, "who was very fond of bells and had them all over the house. 7, The sideboand, also in the dining room belonged to the Chisholm's. Janet had it made by a cabinet maker in Hamilton from walnut on the Lee fann.