Sherbrooke daily record, 4 janvier 1926, lundi 4 janvier 1926

[" £7 A t if l\u2019C HE T | £ ne.Sherbrooke Daily Record lÂBtabUshed 1097.SHERBROOKE, QUE., MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1926.Twenty-Ninth Yea» COMMONS AND LEGISLATURE OPEN THURSDAY Carol\u2019s Escapade Causes Disturbance Balkans Keen Interest Members Reach Ottawa » i GREECE HAS AMBITIONS i\t\u2014_ I (Aoociated Pr*u Despatch) *\tLONDON, Jan.4.\u2014A des-i» patch to the Daily Express #\tfrom Athens quotes Premier | Pangalos as saying during ; ijfc his speech at the dinner: 1 ** \u201cOur fleet in a few months #\twill be mistress of the cast-I ft cm Mediterranean, and our j ft army one of the strongest in *\tthe Balkans.\u201d ft ft ftftft ft ftftft ft ftft ft ftft .*>- .FRUITS OF THE BLIZZARD Speculation Regarding Session Which Opens on ihursday P|Jj\\(|Pp kTj \u2014Western Member Looks for Election Soon\u2014Situation as Discussed at Capital\u2014What Will Speech from the Throne Contain?\u2014Hon.R.Lemieux Will Again Be Speaker\u2014Some Criticism.IS RAVAGED BY THE FLOODS O Thousands of Lives Lost by Unprecedented Conditions\u2014Central Europe Principal Sufferer.(Associated Press Despatch) TTAWA, January 4.\u2014The new Parliament will see nearly as many new faces as old ones.When the members file into their seats on Thursday afternoon, about one hundred and ten of them will have taken the oath of Parliament for the first time.Eight or ten will he returning to Parliament after years of absence.Of those who sat in the | last Parliament, which had two hundred and thirty-five members, about (At.ociated Pre»* Despatch) one hundred and twenty-five were again returned in the October elections.I PARIS, Jan, 4.\u2014Europe conti.n-T.ie House will see again some interesting and familiar figures, Hon.ues to be ravaged in a growing de-Rober# Rogers, Hon.R.B.Bennett, Sir George Perley, Henri Bourassa £ree fr°m floods, which are compli-Hon.J.W.Edwards, Dr.J.L.Chabot, of Ottawa; Peter McGibbon, Mus-: catfd by Kal®s' Central Europe re-koka, and De Witt Foster, of Hants-Kings (N.'S.).Most of them were members of the war time Parliament.The members are beginning to arrive and gossip begins to hum about the capital.Most of it is sheer speculation, the lino up in the House being indecisive.\u201cAnything may happen\u201d seems to be the general comment.Cabinet meets this afternoon in full council.Caucuses by the political parties will no doubt take place within a few days, as soon as a majority of the members are oh hand.Sessional programmes are being discussed but little has been divulged.Watchful waiting is the policy of all three oarties at present- mains the principal sufferer.The number of dead in Transyl-j vania is now stated to exceed one thousand, and this may prove to be an under-statement, since communi- i cations are defective and the full j extent of the disaster will not be ; known for some time.The flood waters of the Theiss | River, near the famous Tokay vine- ' | yard region in Eastern Hungary,) I has caused immense losses.-«?IF\"\u2019 M #\u2022 ¦ stli?.« V 7 m.m\tw Ns \t \tN Wat- MOTHER OF KING «F ITALY, DÉ IN HER SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR I ' Widow of Former King Humbert, Who Was Victim of Assassin\u2019s Bullet\u2014Had Been 111 for Several Weeks\u2014 Was Much Beloved by Italian People.(Aoociated Pre»» Despatch) BORDIGIHERA.Italy, Jan.4.\u2014I J Dowager Queen Margherita, mother j of King Victor Emanuel, died today I in her 75th year.She had been ill i of pulmonary pleurisy for several J weeks.\u2018W si m mm * C' KV** A?Here's graphic evidence of the fury of the cold snap along the eastern seaboard.This shows the steam trawler Surf as it arrived in Boston.(Associated Press Despafeh') CALGARY, January 4.\u2014R.B.Bennett, M.P.for West Calgary, speaking to his followers who overflowed the Conservative committee j rooms on Saturday evening, predicted that a rural credits bill would be promised in the Speech from the Throne at the opening of the Federal Parliament.Mr.Bennett intimated his personal objection to the re-election of Rudolphe Lemieux as Speaker of the House of Commons, admitting at the same time that there was none better qualified to fill the position, but basing his objection on the contention that his re-election was contrary to precedent.The speaker expressed confidence that a general election could not be long delayed, giving among other reports a rumor he said he had heard in England that Mr.King would insist \u201con having a representation of the Massey-Harris Company and Herbert Marier in the cabinet\u201d and opening of seats for the cabinet ministers would make possible a Conservative victory.BRITISH SHIP BURNED AND ABANDONED A WESTERN STATEMENT (Associated Press Despatch) CALGARY, ALTA., January 4.\u2014The Albertan carried the following in its news columns today: A movement is under way among the radical element of the United (Aoociated Press Despatch) NORFOLK, Va., Jan., 4.\u2014British bark \u201cMaid of England\u201d has been burned at sea aiVi abandoned, said the I 8 rac*'0 message relayed last night by the coast guard cutter Yamacraw from the German motorship Rio Bravo.The German ship reported she had rescued the bark's crew of nine men and would land them at Havana.The message gave no details of the burning, saying merely that the Maid of England burned in Lati- Carol Of Rumania GETTING READY FOR OPENING OF LEGISLATURE Cabinel Meetings at Quebec Prepare Way for Opening Thursday Next.I Baltimore.Farmers of Alberta providing for a new form of redistribution of the ^55\ta^podtio^tewrafhum province, according to economic groups.The plan provides for leaving\tdred\tmiles\tsoutheast\tof\tBermuda, the cities as they arc except that the rural sections of city ridings be\tShe\twas\tlast\treported\tat\tTurks eliminated.Another proposed change under the plan would be to take the\tDecember 16 to load for towns out of the rural ridings and mobilize them into one, two or more constituencies.A third change would be to apply the same principle to the villages in the province.\u201cThis scheme, it is claimed by its opponents, would make the defeat of the provincial government practically impossible.There was a big shrinkage on the U.F.A.vote in the second federal elections but the vote shows, that except in the north, the rural ridings without the urban vote would invariably return farmer members.This plan has ha4 the sanction of a number of U.F.O.locals.WOMEN WILL HAVE EDIFICE AT CAPITAL AN INTERESTING AND EXCITING SESSION OF PARLIAMENT IS ANTICIPATED!Plan for Structure at Ottawa to Represent All Women\u2019s Organ- OTTAWA, Jan.4.\u2014With Senators and members of Parliament arriving in the Capital from all parts of the Dominion, interest is becoming keener over the opening of Parliament on Thursday, January 7th.At no time has there been such a demand for tickets to the galleries for a session of Parliament and Colonel W.H.Bowie, Sergeant-at-Arms, has been compelled to refuse many applicants.When the curtain rings up on the proceedings in the House of Commons on Thursday it will mark the commencement of a session which no matter from what angle it may be viewed, will be interesting and exciting.The members will, on Thursday, repair to the Senate, where they will be told by the Deputy Governor-General, Chief Justice F.A.Anglin, to return to the House of Commons and elect a Speaker.It is taken as almost certain here that the Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux, will again be elected to that office.Having elected the Speaker, the Commons will adjourn ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ftftft ft ft CARDINAL MERCIER CON- ft ft TIN UES TO IMPROVE ft ft\t_\t ft ft (Associated Press Despatch.) ft ft BRUISSBUS, Jan.4.\u2014The.ft ft condition of Cardinal Mercier ft ft continues to improve,\tft *\tft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ftft ft ftftft ft GANDHI WILL RESTFROMWORK FOR A YEAR izations.Three Points of Mystery Cleared Up\u2014In Meantime, Interest in Lovelorn Prince Grows\u2014Unrest in Balkans\u2014Sympathy in Rumania Divided.(Associated Press Despatch) AHMADABAD, British India, .\tJan., 4.\u2014Mohandas K.Gandhi,\u2019the until Friday at three o\u2019clock when ¦ Nationalist leader, after consulting the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod of the Senate, will give three historic raps on the Commons door 'and make nis three famous bows to the Speaker of the House of Commons.and inform the House of Commons that the members of that body are desired by His Excellency the'Governor-General to attend in the Senate chamber, where the Speech from the Throne will be read by His Excellency.On their return to the House of Commons from the Senate, a motion to adjourn until Monday will be made by the acting leader of the Government in the House of Cornons, Hon.Earnest Lapointe, and it almost certain at the moment at no opposition will be offered to il motion.On the following Mon-January llth, the address in to the Speech from the Throne (Continued on page 6,) with friends at the recent Nationalist conference at Cawnpore, has decided to rest from his work for a year.He will spend the time in Ahmadabad, studying the development of handspinning.FLOOD SITUATION IN (Axociated Pro* Despatch) WARSAW, Poland, Jan., 4.\u2014 The flood situation in Poland has become more serious with the setting in of a heavy thaw.Many bridges throughout the country-have been damaged by floating ice.(Associated Press Despatch) OTTAWA, Jan.4.\u2014Women\u2019s organizations of Canada are to have a building of their own use\u2014irrespective of creed or other differences, if present plans materialize.The building, situated near the downtown section of the city, is expected to cost between $270,000 and $300,000 and will harmonize with the parliament buildings, Dominion archives and other government buildings.The cost of the new structure is to be raised by subscription through-lout the country.Building operations, providing $100,000 is raised by next i spring, will commence early in the summer.According to present plans, the building will have an auditorium to seat, with its gallery, about one thousand people.This room, it is stated, will hold almost any number of women who may gather at the capital, and yet will not be so large that artificial voice carriers will be necessary.In addition to the auditorium, a banquet room, library, archives for the women of Canada, a museum and offices are provided for.The building will be three stories in POLAND height.Nepean sandstone will be the chief material of the exterior, with sandstone trimming, while the sloping roof is to be surfaced with copper.Hon.J.H.King, Minister of Public Works, has approved the design for the proposed building.DEAD FROM OIL STOVE BURNS -\u2022- (A.ocia«ed Pre»« De.patch)\tQUEBEC MAN ENDS LIFE QUEBEC, Jan., 4-\u2014Mrs.A.Jal-, QUEBEC, Jan., 4.\u2014 Ernest Ge-bert, Fox River, Gaspe County, jnois, 39, a bachelor, was found dead died yesterday from burns suffered, by his mother yesterday with two when an oil stove exploded in her veina severed in his neck.The home on Saturday.Five children wounds had been inflicted with g are left orphan»,\tpen knifi^ (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Jan., 4.\u2022\u2014 At least three points in the mystery surrounding Crown Prince Carol of Rumania and his relinquishment of his right to ascend the throne, have been cleared up.Carol is in Milan.Also there is Mme Lupesco, the blue eyed red haired daughter of a Jewish merchant of Jassy, Rumania, with whom Carol ia on friendly terms.Xyzis Lambrino.former morganatic wife of the Prince, has remarried.Carol, last night at the hotel where he is staying in Milan, gave a dinner to his entourage and Madame Lupesco, who reports say, by her charm and calm dignity provoked comment when she was seen in the public room of the hostelry, also was a guest.At her place at the table was a huge bouquet of white flowers of the same kind that she threw into his automobile, inclosing a love note which brought them together in the bonds of friendship.Prior to the sensational an- \\ nouncement of abdication reports from Milan assert, Carol and Mme ; Lupesco daily were seen motoring together but\u2019when the storm broke these pleasure rides ceased.Carol remained in seclusion, but Mme Lupesco occasionally makes her appearance in the foyer and other public parts of the hotel.To a number of written questions sent in by the correspondent of the Daily Expreees, Carol replied, also in writing, that he had determined not to make any statement with regard to his renunciation.With some asperity, he declared that the details of his doings printed in the newspapers were fundamentally wrong and that they constituted infamous propaganda against himself and his family.Carol is said to have flown into a violent rage when he was informed that his father.King Ferdinand, announced to a crown council that he had given up his rights to the throne.Bucharest advices say that both the King and Queen and the cabinet are reassuring the people that the abdication of Carol does not indicate a dynastic or political conflict, but that the people are somewhat anxious to know the reason for the King pleading so urgently with the Crown Council to accept the withdrawal of Carol.While there is much sympathy on the part of the Rumanians with King Ferdinand and Queen Marie in their present trouble, there also is a certain amount being given the romantic lovelorn prince, who is popular with the people over whom tUen'.inuvJ 00 fag* S.) Charity throughout her life caus-1 ed Margherita Maria Teresa Gio- j vanna, widow of King Humbert, to ! bo especially beloved.When a bullet fired by the anarchist Bresci killed Humbert, the hearts of the world were filled with sympathy for her.She was ever ready to organize benefits for many philanthropic institutions under her patronage.Even in her \u2019teens she obtained work for women of want, for she did not believe in indiscriminate alms-giving.Margherita always wore clothes of a bright hue in contrast to King Humbert, who was noted for his simplicity of apparel.She kept in touch with the latest developments in the arts, literature and sciences.She worte a work on \u201cthe heronies of Shakespeare\u201d that never has been published.She also wrote poetry.She was opposed to divorce.A bill introduced in the Italian parliament in 1902 was withdrawn at her request.An attempt was made to assassinate her in 1905 while motoring at Little St.Bernard.Two arrests were made.While at Evians Les Bains sha was stoned.She loved motoring so much that she was arrested and fined for speeding in Switzerland in 1905.She was born in Turin November 20, 1851, the daughter of Prince Ferdinand of Savoy, Duke of Genoa, and Princess Elizabeth of Saxe.She was married at 17 to Prince Humbert of Piedmont, -who\tten years later at the death of his father, Victor Emmanuel II, became King of Italy.She had only one of child, the present King, who ascend- on QUEEN MOTHER OF ITALY, WHO HAS PASSED AWAY.LONDON, ONT., HAS NO STREET CAR SERVICE Company Quits in Face of Bus Competition \u2014 Jitney Service Augmented.(Associated Press Despatch) QLTEBEC, Jan.4.\u2014Meetings the Cabinet have been called for i ed the throne when his father was Tuesday and Thursday mornings, Premier Taschereau stated last evening, to make the final arrangements for the opening of the session, which will take place at three o\u2019clock on Thursday afternoon.Lieut.-Governor Perodeau will leave Spencer Wood at 2.30 for the legislative buildings, accompanied by his daughter Mrs.Frank McKenna, and his A.D.C., Colonel D.B.Papineau.On the Legislature\u2019s grounds a detachment of one hundred men from\tthe\tRoyal\tTwenty-Second Battalion, in charge of Major Rou-thier,\twill\tact as\tguard of honor, with\tthe\tRoyal\tTwenty-SeconJ Band,\tunder\tCaptain O\u2019Neil, render- ing the customary anthems.Though several high officials will be unable to attend, due to the opening of the Dominion Parliament which takes place on the assassinated July 29.-&- 1900.CANADA AND HER RAILWAYS; BRITISH VIEW (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Jan., 4.\u2014 (Canadian Press)\u2014\u201cOf all the good resolutions of the New Year, none could be more welcome to the Canadian tax payer than the decision of the executives of the railway systems to appoint a standing committee to discuss the best means of effecting same day f immediate economies.\u201d The above quotation is from an editorial in the Times reviewing the In the Red Chamber, where the re-|recent history of Canada\u2019s railway presentative of the King will deliver j problems.The Times particularly the Speech from the Throne, Prem-1 refers to the recommendation made 1er Taschereau and the members of | by the committee of the Dominion the Cabinet will surround the 'Senate over six months ago to the throne, with General Landry, G.O.effect that some form of amalgama at the same hour, it is expected the usual brilliacy will mark the affair.C., and officers of the local garrison.legislative\u201d COUNCIL TO BE ABOLISHED New South Wales Plans to Reduce Government Machinery.tion should be brought about between the Canadian National Railways and the Canadian Pacific Company, the Senate committee, however, failing to explain how such railway perfection was to be put into practice.In this connection the Times says: \u201cThe best intentioned committees of politicians cannot hope to teach men like Mr.E.W.Beatty and Sir Henry Twrrnton their business.\u201d 153RDAUSmÂN SOLDIER TO «HIT SUICIDE (Associated Press Despatch) SYDNEY, Australia, Jan.4.(Canadian Press, via Reuters.)\u2014It is reported here that the government of New South Wales intends to introduce a bill on January 12th abol- ishing the legislative council.Sir j\t_ ^\t- Dudley de Chair, Governor of New j VIENNA, Jan.4.\u2014 Just as a South' Wales, it is understood has | moving picture theatre was dark-intimated that he will refuse to jened Sunday afternoon for the film-sanction further appointments to (Associated Press Despatch} LONDON, Ont., Jan., 4.\u2014 Th« city of London, for the first time in years, was without street railway service over the week-end, following the railway company\u2019s decision that service was not profitable in the face of competitions.Motor buses profited by the susipension of the street railway operations.Two busses will be brought from Ing^r-soll today to augment the present fleet.Jitneys sprang into existence here yesterday when from fifteen to twenty light automobiles were I pressed into service.Four jitneys are operating from the village of Byron to the city.Arrangements are being made by chief of police Burrell and city engineer Near to establish permanent bus and jitney routes.The city council will meet tonight to seek early remedies for the present lack of transportation.SAY PRINCE WON MARKET FOR BRITAIN (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Jan.4.\u2014The recent visit of the Prince of Wales to tho Argentine Republic seems to be bearing fruit already in a commercial way.Four trainloads of British steel window frames are now ready for shipment to the Argentine, and the exporters attribute the orders for the window frames to the Prince\u2019s visit.\u201cThere is not the least doubt that the Prince of Wales has captured the South American market for Great Britain,\u201d said one of the exporters in question.\u201cThese contracts, until the present time, have been going to the United States and Germany.\u201d QUEBEC, Jan., 4.\u2014 An outbreak of scarlet fever of a mild form is reported from certain sections of this city.Medical officers the council except to replace those due for retirement.During December 25 new members were appointed by the government to the legislative council.When requested by Premier Lang to sanction these appointments, Sir j Dudley de Chair demurred and asked the decision of the Dominion secretary\u2019s office in London on the j matter.Upon being instructed from London that he should follow the advice of bis ministers, Sir Dudley gave his sanction.At the time.Premier Lang assured the Governor that the abol-, ition of the legislative council was not contemplated with the proposed increase in membership.mg of a .picture, a soldier of the j\tthere is no danger of an Republican army committed suicide epictermc.\t^ by shooting.He was the one hun- .\t.dred and fifty third soldier in an , + * + * + * * v * v ******** * THE WEATHER 4 army of 16,000 to kill himself within a year.AGED OTTAWA POSTMASTER DEAD (Associated Press Desnatch) OTTAWA, Jan.4.\u2014James\tA.jan[j Pacific coasts + \u2022\u2022 *+ + * + * + + + + + + + * Gouin, for 32 years a postmaster of this city, died on Saturday in his 91st year.For many years before entering the public service he was : owner and manager of the Russell Hotel, in its day the leading hostel ! of the Dominion, and the great centre where politicians of all parts of j Canada met.SNOW AND RAIN Pressure is high on the Atlantic while a moderate depression is moving slowly eastward across the Western States.The weather has been moderately cold from the Ottawa Valley eastward and mild in the Lake region and Western Provinces.Forecast: Southeast winds, cloudy and milder with snow and rain today and Tuesday.r « i BEST COPY AVAILABLE ^ < PAGE TWO SHERBKOOKE DAILV RECORD, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1926.ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE Mr*.C.E.Severance left on Tue*day for her home in St.John*-bury, vt., after spending: ¦ week, with her parent*.1 Oolden, and the prie» for spelling by Miriam Hull, General Nota* Mr.Howard McKeage haa gone to Sherbrooke for medical treatment.Mr.Wm.Golden has obtained 'position with the Canadian Johna-I Man ville Co.at Asbestos.Miss Mabel Poser, of St.George de Benuce, is the guest of Mr*.H.I.Jaw, Saak., i* the guest of hi* sis-1 Elliott- ter.Mr*.Melvin Hyatt, for the holl- Mias Elsie Elliott went to Mont day*.\ti real on Saturday.St.Francis District News Funeral of Late Mr*.Tho*.McKeage.Th« funeral of the lato Mr*.COMPTON NORTH HATLEY Thos.McKeage was held from her The regular quarterly communion late residence hire on Wednesday service in connection with the Unit-afternoon.The service, which was ; ed Church was held on Sund'ay, Dec.conducted by the Rev.Canon 27th, at 11 a.m.Wright, of Lennoxville, was largely Miss Irene Brundage haa return-attended.Interment took place in ed to the Brightlook Hospital, St.the family lot in Malvern Cemetery.Johnsbury, after spending Christ- The late Mrs.McKeage was of a quiet, home-loving disposition, her devotion to her children being hor objective in life.A kind neighbor, she will be greatly missed, especially by her children, to whom she had mas with her parents at the Parsonage here.Mr.and Mrs.Roy and children are at the home of Mrs.Roy\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Codere, in .Sherbrooke for New Year\u2019s; Mrs, Alfred Lundeborg was called last week to her home in Martinville Mrs, Roy Clough, of Montreal, has been spending some time at the home of her mother, Mrs, H.Delia ron.Mr.Ernest Davies, Mrs.Davies and family, of Sherbrooke, spent Xmas at the home of his parents.Mr, and Mrs.A.E.Davies.Mrs.Valmore Thomas and Miss Maria Thomas, of Chicopee Falls,! itmen^to'brboth TatherVnï mo-Mase., were New Years guests of ther for many years.relatives here.\tShe leaves to mourn her loss six.uj mo mov-s» u* not utuwi».Guests at Mr.\t\\Y oodard s children, Walter, Thomas.Aleta, Rev.Dr.Robert Smith, of Mont- lor the week-end included: Mr.and\t(Mrs.Kenneth Harmer) Eula,\tMer-\treal, who occupied the pulpit of the Mn.Edgar Bean, of Beebe, Mr.\tvjn an^ Sarah.\tUnited Church in Danville on Sun- r crest Humphrey, or Magog, anti\tThe late Mrs.\tMcKeape was\tmost1\tday, Dec.27th, has been «pending * Bouchard, of Sherbrooke.\tdevotedly cared\tfor by her daught-\tthe week in Compton visiting: his Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Rose, of Eula during her long illness.mother and other relatives.wfTh\t:*%dl.n8' ?fe.r\t\u201e \u2014\u2014,\tMr.Louis St.Laurent and daugh- Mr v 1\tM A- H- .e General Note*.\tter, Marcus, of Quebec, spent Yanoe and Mr.Vance.\tMiss Sarah McKeage.who has, Christmas in Compton with Mr.St .\tA- \u201ccCr«a*\t,S,)her\u2019\tfuccessfullv passed her probation at\tLaurent\u2019s mother and family, brooke, is spending\tthe\tholidays\tthe Jeffery Hale Hospital in Que-\tMrg> H.E.Perkins and daughter, wtth her people here.\tbee, was present at the funeral of\tBarbara of Berlin Nil are the Miss Marjorie Dean\tis home after\ther mother, Mrs Thomas Me-\tholiday \u2019 guests of\u2019 Rev.\" and Mrs spending the past few months at Keage.and u spending the holidays Brundage at the parsonage.Oxford Mills, Ont.\twith relatives.Mrs.Frank Rudd and son, of\t- ¦Sherbrooke, are holiday guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.N.Dutton.Mr.BROWNLEIGH PLACE Rudd sent Xmas here.\t______ Children s Cozy Corner m in JUMPER LAUGHS AT REDDY * FOX (By Thornton W.Burgess) Advantages to each I give That each may have the ehaneo to I live.\u2014Old Mother Nature.Jumper the Hare has big feet, j Yes, sir, ho has big feet.His cousin,.I Peter Rabbit, often had thought about those big feet of Juniper\u2019s and secretly laughted at them and been glad that his own feet were not so big and awkward-looking.I Jumper\u2019s feet were too big to look ! well.His footprints were big en-j ough for some one twice his size LEARNED PLAIN Mr.A.G.Graves, who is in Comp ! ton to assist in the care of Mrs.Qbartus Bliss, has returned from a holiday spent with relatives in Fos-i ter.Mrs.W.H.Wharram, of the staff j Mr.and Mrs.Bert Taylor.They -\t] wer accompanied home by Miss Those who spent Christmas at Jessie Taylor.Mrs.A.Sample\u2019s were Mr.and Mrs.Mrs.Harry Lay was called to J.Young and family and Mr.and Castlebar to care for Mrs.Lay, who Mrs.E.Rowe and little daughter, is very ill.of Summit, Vt.; Mr.and Mrs.G.W.The marriage took place very.Sample and children, of Milby ; Mr.quietly on December 19, at the W.I.Sample, of Marbleton ; Mr.home of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Bon- Mr.and Mrs.Willbrev Lockwood, of Danville, were Xmas guests of\tw.n.wnarram.01 me siaxi Mr arH Mrs.Bart T\u201evW Thav of Stanstead Wesleyan College, has and Mrs.T.Meredith and family, of Cookshire, and Mr.J.H.Sample and son Raymond, of Island Brook.Miss Mabel Kilton, of Montreal, is spending the Christmas holidays at her uncle\u2019s, Mr.H.Sherman been spending the Christmas holidays in Compton at the home of her uncle, Mr.H.B.Rea.Mr.Louis Thivierege has closed his house for the present and left this week to visit his daughter in Three Rivers.Mr, and Mrs.A.L.Pomeroy are in Montreal for the Christmas season, the guests of their son, Mr.A.ham.when their second daughter, Audrey, \u2022was married to Mr.Richard Lee Pomeroy and Mrs.Pomeroy, Evards, of Asbestos Mr.Long, of Mr.Arthur Ives Smith K.C., and Danvdle performed the ceremony Mr.Douglas Smith, of Montreal, Mrs.W, Brown and family, of were jn Compton recently on their Richmond, were holiday guests of tn HaHei- tn\t'Vom-Vo.»', Miss Chealey Wilson is spending Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Wilson and wfth their aunts the Mtes^M^rv a two weeks\u2019 holiday at her home in Mrs.J.Wilson.\t; wBfred Ivea MlSSeS ^ Granoy._\tMr.and Mrs.George Beard.Mr.\t______________ Mr.Lionel McKee, of Leeds, is and Mrs.John Frost, of Asbestos, visiting relatives here for a few Mr.and Mrs.C.Findley and family,! ^aYg-\t! of Asbestos, Mr.and Mrs.W.Find- ! Mr.George McKee has gone to ley and family, Mrs.J.Findlev, Miss 1 Leeds, where he will remain during Ola Findley, of Danville, and Mrs.Mr.Altbn Parker, of Cedars, Is the winter.\tCole, of Laconia, N.H., were Xmas spending the holidays with his par- Mr.and Mrs.Harry Robinson guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Frost ents, Mr.and Mrs.N.S Parker and Masters Gerald ani Donald ORFORD LAKE iéüu Reddy Fox used to laugh at Jumper and jeer at him for having such \u201e\t\u201e\tI big feet.But Jumper didn\u2019t mind.Meet Charles Lenglen, folks! His claim to fame is that he\u2019s the He really didn\u2019t care about his father of Suzanne, the tennis wiz.She\u2019s now reported engaged to a looks, so it didn\u2019t trouble him at all former partner.Gyp sat on the table while this photograph was taken at because his feet, especially his hind Nice, r ranee.\t\u2022\tfeet, were too big to look well.Renl- uu i i\t\u2014li:\u2014 .ly Jumper was glad that his feet ! were biu MOE\u2019S RIVER\tbert on Christmas Day.\ti One night while Peter was over -\tMï88 Edna Gilbert is spending the In the Green Forest a snowstorm The annual Christmas entertain- ,, rîstma« eu\taomo*\tstarted in.It snowed and fcnowed ment was held in tho Baptist Church IShT)fJ0Pke» s?6Ldlîlg ______________________________ on December 23.More than twenty ^e Christmas hohoay s at their home j \u2014- children took part.The programme\t,n me ,\t,f0,\t_\t_\t, _\t;\tColt on Christmas Day, Misses Thel- consisted of twenty-one Christmas\tf|1'.a,id\tMrs.\tL.Joyce, of East ; raa and Frances Kezar remaining items, including choruses, music,'\tw\u2019 a^ Bishop\u2019s Crossing with C.H.Dingman and son Ho- ?U,\t^ r.s' Alfred Aus- Mrs.Hart\u2019s father, Mr.Walter Gil- r tea innaiey, oi oneroroOKe, spent ,.\t»» i.ai- snon uceu moat, m returnine- home with them to enooH Christmas at Mr.G.W.L.French\u2019s.New Year\u2019\u2019 will be the subject of Chrinmas ^Uh her naren™ On Sunday, December 20, there the morning sermon m the United ylls Cvrill Beauregard 1 M \u2018\t\u201c entered into rest one of the oldest Church next Sunday.The chil- -G.'and Mr= John Conners of and most respected residents of d^n\u2019s story will be entitled \u201cThe\tsJant christmas with Mr this place in the person of Mrs.-esus Boy and His Dog.A special ancf-yirs C H Dme-man Sarah French, widow of the late New Year song service will be held\tHazel Parkins home from Ovid French, at the age of eighty- at seven o\u2019clock Sunday evening, Montreal for the hobdavc f nine years and five months.Her when the pastor will take as his sub-\tW w' Mark ha, hoon mr, death occurred at the home of her J«t \u201cWait and See.\u2019\u2019\tfined to her bed the nast week nephew, Mr.Gardner Learned, Beginning Monday in the Baptist ^\t1 Y k' where she had resided for several Church at 7.30 o\u2019clock the first of ered be ^blekto lelv5 years.Owing to Mrs.French\u2019s ad- the union week of prayer services ^ aat°\til0vS: vanced age her health had been de- will be held, with the Rev.W.P.£\u2022 , f ri e n d si nTentn fviîl J d y licate for some years past, but with Womell as speaker.This service\t\u2018 ai,\u2019 MarkfjioênHm « clear intellect she was a model of wül be especially a young people\u2019s f davt in Sherbrooke Teonn^llo patience, and was cheerful to the service, but the older folk are cord- , vryJlu rj-,rw ^.h Lenn1 le ^d.The funeral was held at the ially invited.\tïrields y\u2019\tg relatlV6S house on Tuesday, December 22, The Tuesday night meeting will AmoT,_ A.»\te_OT,+ rv, ¦ , Rev.Mr.James, of Cookshire, and take place in the Adventist Church, ai.nfv,e\te 4Pent ^hvrSt Rev.A.Farnsworth, of Sawyem-flle, i with Rev.Grover Tyler as speaker : ^ at ^auïeTard\tMr officiating.Interment was made on Wednesday in the United m^*1 \u201e M^rf Mr La Mr r in Cookshire Cemetery.She leaves Church, with Mr.Wm.Wallace as j-,\tq-, n ^ \u2022\t1 an,J ^Irs- to mourn her loss several nephews speaker ; on Thursday in the Bap-\t«r^r\tr ^ and nieces, besides a large circle of tist Church, with Rev.R.\tH friends,\tVaughan as speaker, and on Friday r fIn when he visited a,ndJn treatment.It is of chartreuse this country to go to his Paris es- f^011 'f,th ^ P>ain molded tablishment as mannequirs.\tbodice adorned with a bow knot of They have just returned with rhinestone trimming such as bands caiore, all showing this J10 °'eiskirt and trims the Lola Mende and Corolyn Putnam, who were selected with four other girls by * ans gowns g new line.full tunic.Typical Mode Playing about New York this week I saw Mrs.Orson D.Munn in a most attractive frock with a very Carolyn Putnam The flesh colored chiffon evening frock worn by Miss Pru with the full skirt and full sleeves with many rose at the shoulder and belt and horizontal lines.Elsie Ben- thee scarf st the, back, is typical of kard and Edythe Elliman at the Art the debutante mode.\tWorkers Club in the tiniest of black It is quite devoid of any of the felt hats.Gloria Swanson in a trimming that has crept back on gray velvet afternoon frock heavily frocks this year, but it lias godets embroidered in Persian embroidery introduced below the wastline to \u2018\".nd with cuffs that turned back to again, hips may not seem quite so give the full, bouffant skirt that is her elbow.Lady Colefax, our riminal, and gradually the curved so much desired.\tEnglish visitor, in a black crepe figure may return.\tfrock with long, sweeping lines.At the mid-season exhibitions in .1 notice that pale pink is as popu- Mrs.Joseph Pulitzer in velvet, Mrs.>.ris.I\u2019m told, there were several\tar as whi-e this season.Last year\tMargery Oelnchs\tin a\tstunning that actually took\tthey launched pink successfully m\tsable\twrap, Mrs.George\tT.\tBrokaw into consideration.farif>\tdid not make so much in a smart ensemble and Mario headway 'here.Undoubtedly it is Jeritza, the grand opera star, in a, Wastline Normal\tmore flattering, if not quite so sim-\tblack\ttailored suit\tand\ta\tfur top In many instances the wastline\tpie and girlish looking as pure\tcoat.Mr.and Mrs.Edward Macdonald\t__D ,,\t, ,, spent Christmas in t.ranby with Mr.and Mw.George B.Cr«mI«ll elatives\tentertained at a dinner at their homo Mr.'Frank Bockus and Mrs.Ar-\"n Chr.istn,a* ^ Aftc,r di\"n\u20acfrjî thur Gibbs received word on -alur- v l'ry 1'rc.asant\tL day of the death of their si: icr, Mrs.««jds.The guests were Mr.and Mw.Wm.Neeley, which took place at ïergu'on, Mr.It.Davidaon and hcv the home of her sister, Mrs.Curtis ^er- ^ Annie Davidson Mr.Baird, Granby, after a long ami ' l' \u2019urnmnand Mr.A W.Goff, painful illness of tuberculosis.The\t¦ Albian Ward, of Black Lake, .late Mrs.Bockus had many rela- ab,'ld8e on Saturday, December fives and friends in Waterloo who \u201cbt;b- !her ^le/ids t™» Black deeply regret her death.Profound\tT?8®.ime^ent were the Misses 1 sympathy is extended the bereaved : b)Jlve ar\u2018d Hazel Harvey, the Misses family\tEmma and Bertha Johnston, Helen, Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Phelps spent1 \u201c\"(I Mary Bateman Lena ami Gladys ! Christmas in Bolton guests of Mr.Barry, Miss Ber^a Hammeritek, Mrs.and Mrs.Wright.\tRoberta and her daughter, Nanay, Mr.Ulysses Vaudry, manager ofibobb Lennoxville, Mrs.Harry the Canadian Bank of Commerce,; Besletme find Mrs.Hammenci., tho Thetford Mines, was a recent guest nostesss mother.The tirst prize was of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.John!won by Miss Bertha Hammerick.This Vaudry Lewis street.\t' is the first Unie Mrs.Ward has en- At the golden wedding of Mr.and : tertained since heir marriage.Mrs.John Booth, hold in Association! ^r- Eehuimum gave-a.party at the Hall, South Stukelv, on Monday last home of Mr.and Mrs.L.Rousseau on Mr and Mrs F W Col we\u20191\t.1 Saturday evening.A very enjoyable several selections, which were I evening was spent In dancing, greatly enjoyed by the large as- Mr.and Mrs.Ferguson gave a dm-sembly\ti:ier ^cr 11 ^L\u2018w friends recently.Mr.and Mrs.Jne.Taylor, of Rich- Mrs.Kyle, of Port Perry Ont, A>rd, Vt., were Christmas guests of n visiting her daughter, Mrs.Cran-Mr.and Airs.Samuel R.Tayior, dell.Lewis street.\tI Mr.J.H.McKee, of New A ork Mr.and Mrs.John B.Vaudry City, _ spent Tuesday of last week were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Mai-:18\t\u2022 V; * boeuf on Christmas Dav.\t1 he Thetford Mines Hockey team Mr.and Mrs.George Roberts and P'aypd au exhibition game with tne son, Mr.Gordon Roberts.Miss Gill Wanderers, of Sherbrooke, with the and Mrs.Nelson Mitchell, of Granby, FC0I\\e 2 to J in favor of Thetford.H.were guests on Tuesday and Wed- McNaughLon, of the Thtstford^ team, nesday of Airs.Chas.Whitcomb and , suffered a split lower lip when tRa Air.and Airs.Edward Goodwill.j puck hit him.Mrs.B.W.Brock, of Montreal, i -?-\u2014 who was here to attend the golden ! .\u201cPoor Reggie is wandering in his wedding of Mr.and Airs.John Booth!mind.\u201d spent Tuesday with her niece, Airs.! \u201cWell, theres\u2019 no danger of his J.J.Irwin and family.\t'becoming lost in thought.\u201d .-tunning gowns the 86-inch bust spent Christmas with his mother, Airs.Hanna and sister, Miss Effie by Miss Kathleen Booth; solo, Aliss Leola McDonald, accompanied by Mrs.Violet McDonald, piano, and Miss Hazel Booth, violin; recitation, HI DHUBUFt sailings E.7.McKenna.Air.and Mrs.S.J.Irwin and Mr.W.Elmo Ashton were Christmas guests of Mrs.Chas.Loomis and Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Berry.Airs.L.Green, Mr.and Mrs.Bruce AlacFarlane and little son, Malcolm of Knowlton; Air.and Mrs.F.W.Savage, Miss Marguerite Savage and FROM ST.JOHN, N.B.To Lirrri»ool .MHnjjama | j Miss Alice Mizener, and piano solo, j Miss Doris Bockus, all the numbers J were heartily encored.\u201c500\u201d was played and the Ladies\u2019 prize was won by Mrs.L.Booth, and the gen-! tlemen's by Air.Horace Dimick.! Refreshments were served at the ; close of the evening\u2019s programme.Mr.Percy Callaghan, of Mont- J«n.15 !\tFeb.\t12\tMontcalm\tJ\treal,\tMrs.Callaghan and Miss\tBer- Man.22 |\tMar.\t26.Montnairn\t'\ttha Callaghan, of\tStanbridge East, Jan.29 .Montfos*\t;\twere\tXmas guests\tof Mr.and\tMrs.Feb.19 |\tMar.\t19 .MontcJare\t;\tCampbell.To (Tierbmirr-Southamptcn-Antwerp\tMr: Feb.17 1 Mar.18 .Marlorh gUe \u2022\u2014Call* at Greenock.CRUISES MEDITERRANEAN Kcnpre** of France .Feb.9 WEST INDIES Montroy.l .f.n.28 Mar.1 ^Vpply LncM AirrnU D.».KENNEuV.Cm.Airrut.Oman Traffic, 1(1 St.James Street, Montreal.7.B.Hicks has been the f friends at Huntingdon.Ab ay morning, December 28th., as\tJohn Scott was going down ton : he had the misfortune to fall on the icy sidewalk, and badly fracture his arm.Xmas night the teachers and members of the United Church Sunday School met in the school room and enjoyed a social evening, after which Santa appeared and distributed presents and candy bags from the well ladened Xmas tree.Master Keith Savage and Mr.Ar-.hur W.MacFarlane were Christmas guests of Air, and Mrs.C.W.and Mrs.Loomis.Candlish and Mr.J.E.MacFarlane.Mr.and Mrs.M.R.Whitcomb, of Mr.and Mrs.Judson A.Mairs j Frelighsburg, were Christina1-and family, of Warden, and the Mis- guests of Mrs.Chas.Whitcomb and ses Edith, Ruah and Mildred Mairs Air.and Mrs.Edward Goodwill, lient Christmas Day with Mr.and Mrs.Gertrude Holden, of Frelighs-Mrs.Robt.\tRighton\tat\tthe\tOld i\tbu).g\tand Mr.George\tHolden and Homestead.\u201d\t.\tMrs.\tMerril Holden,\tof Montreal, Mrs.George\tEric\tSimpson,\toi\twere\tChristmas guests\tof Mr.and Philadelphia,\tis\tspending\ta couple\tMrs.\tLeland Holden and\tfamily, Fos- of weeks with her parents, Dr.and |er gquart, Vl Airland\u2019Mrs!0c'G.Hall, of Aient-! ,M.iss Elinor S.Ashton was the real, spent Christmas with Mr.and j Çhnstmas.fruest of Airs.William Airs.C.E.Tenny and Miss Lmd-i barleP- Warden.&av\tj Mr.Allan McKergow, who is al- 1 Miss Helen Robb, of Montreal, is i tending McGill University, is spend- spending the holidays with Mr.and Mrs.Archie Ashton.Mr.and Mrs.L.Booth.Dr.and Airs.J.J.Irwin, Air.and Mrs.Harley Purdy, Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Jones, Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Colwell, Aliss Gilmour and Air.G.H.Whitehead were among those from here who attended the golden wedding of Mr.and Mrs.John Booth in the Association Hali, South Stukely, on Monday, December 28th.Miss Vivian Blake, of Montreal, is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs.Howard Blake.Air.Wright, of Foster, was in town recently on business and Air.Hall, of Montreal.Miss Winnifred Hills is spending a few days with friends in Mont-leal.Mr.Dudley Hayes spent Christmas in Sutton, at the home of Air.Chas.Derby and family.Mr.Stephen R.Hayes, of Farn- ! ham, attended Shefford Lodge on! St.John\u2019s night.Mr.and Mrs.Willie Lessard, of , Burlington, motored here and spent j Christmas with Mr.Lessard\u2019s ! mother, Mrs.Aime Lessard and fam ¦1 by- .Miss Hattie Hanna is spending a ; few days in Lennoxville with relatives.The Alisses Dorothy, of Frost ; «rt/// FJedricaîly 'Recorded % ere is a difference in Records ing the holidays with his parents, Village, were Christmas guests of Mr.and Airs.John McKergow.Miss Edith McViety, of the Waterloo High School staff, is spending Christmas and the holidays in Montreal with relatives.Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Wooley were Mr.and Airs.Ward and family, Western Avenue.Air.Gerald Robinson, of Pickerel, Ont., Mr.Jonathan Robinson and Mr.Ronald Robjnson, of Montreal, were guests of Mrs.A.F.Robinson Christmas guests of Mrs.William ¦ and Aliss Robinson on Christmas Farley, of Warden.\tj Day and over the week-end.Miss Laura Chamberlain, of tho | Mr.Clifford McGrail was home local Canadian Bank of Commerce : trom Drummondville over Christmas staff, spent Christmas and the ! and the week-end.RECORDS are better sue week-end at her home in Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Norris and family, Air.and Mrs.Gardner Kendall, Air.Delbert Kendall, Air.and Mrs.F.B.Perkins spent Christ-1 Mrs.George Golden, Air.Clifton mas in Alontreal with her daughter.: Kendall and Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Airs.L.Kenyon and family.Airs.J.A.Grady and the Misses Bulah and Marguerite Grady spent Christmas Day and the week-end in Coaticook with Mrs.Joseph Grady.Air.J.A.Grady spent Sunday at the same home.Kendall were guests of Mrs.Isiah Kendall.Airs.Gariepy and Air.Na-¦ban Kendall on Christmas Day.Dr.Pelkie, of Knowlton, was in town, recently on business.Air.Aubrey Wallace, of Alontreal.spent Christmas and the week-end Several in town had the pleasure : with his mother and sisters, on Christmas night of hearing Mr.: Mrs.J.Emmerson England and Fenwick Newell broadcast his solos from Richmond Hill, New York.Mr.Nelson Kennedy, of Granby, was calling on his aunt, Miss Sarah Kennedy on Thursday before Christmas.Mr.S.P.Bunker, of Newport, Vt., motored here on December 26th and visited Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Berry-Booth.Airs.A.S.Newell was the Christ son, Alec.England are spending several days in Alontreal, at the home of Dr.and Mrs.Armstrqng.Air.and Airs.J.K.Smith and family, of Alontreal, spent Christmas with Airs.L.D.Wallace and the Misses Alarjorie and Aileen Wallace.Mr.H.H.Lawrence is in Ottawa this week on business.Mrs.Bertha Davis is ill at the home of one of her daughters in street.Mr.Bert Iloyston, of Kimogamy, spent Christmas with his wife arid, little daughter and Air.and Mrs.P.D.AIcGrail.Mr.A.Brown is spending a few days in Ottawa with relatives and friends.Airs.Sam Booth and family spent Christmas with Mrs.S.R.Wallace.: Air.and Airs.Ben Truax and Aliss Mary Truax spent Christmas with friends in Bethany.Mr.Howard Smith, of Granby, spent Christmas Eve in Waterloo! with friends.Mr.and Airs.Ernest Standish, of Randolph, Vt.; Mr.and Mrs.W.W.: Standish, the Alisses Vivian and Arlene Standish, Mr.and Airs.W.W.Wallace, Aliss Dorothy Wallace and Alaster Wilbur Wallace, of Warden,! were guests of Air.and Airs.James Standish on Christmas Day.Aliss Emma Boright was the guest on Sunday of her sister.Airs.) W.H.Bridge and Air.Bridge, Lewi.- 2979 2971 2983 2987 2935 50069 \u201cHeadin\u2019 for Home\u201d\tb,J\u201ec AMn 1 Never Knew\tregent club orches- tras.\u201cYou Told Me to Go\u201d\t\u2014Tenor with Violin and \u201cHold Me in Your Anns\u201d Charles kaley.\u201cI Do! Do You?\u201d\t-Vox Trots by PAUL Dreammg ot 1 omorrow chestra.\u201cSleepy Time Gai\u201d-violin solo bv \u201cSometime\"\tFrederick fradkln.\u201cLet\u2019s Wander Away\u201d \u201cSomeone\u2019s Stolen Me Sweet, Sweet Baby\u201d \u2014Fox Trots by BENNIE KRUEGER\u2019S ORCHESTRA.\u201cClair de Lune\u201d (Moonlight) \u201cReflets Dan L'eau\u201d (Reflections in the Water) \u2014Pianoforte Solos by LEOPOLD GODOWSKT.mas guest of her sister,\tMrs.Ran-\tMontreal.\tMr.R.S.Marston, of\tMarston's A verdict of accidental\tdeath was | jail Wooley and Mr.and\tMrs.Chas.Alaster Neil\tLawrence\tis\tspending\tAlills, spent Christmas\there with returned at the inquest held Alon- i Rutherford, of Granny.\tthe holidays in Abbottsford with his his daughter, Airs.E.A.Blake and day over the body of Miss .7.Alorris- i Air.Ellis Irwin spent Christmas uncle.Air.Wilfred Dougall and Miss family.sette, of Sherbrooke, who\taccidently | in Granby with his brother, Air.Har-\tDougall.\tAliss Therrien, of the\tFeller In- fcll off the train, coming\tinto Farn-J ley Irwin and family.\tMiss Geraldine\tMitchell\tis\tthe\tstltute, Grande Ligne, has been ham on December 27th.\t, Air.Albert Booth , of Montreal, guest of her aunt, Airs.C.G.Hall spending several days with her \u2014And every selection you may ask for is on Brunswick Record* i Echenberg Bros.49 Wellington Street, North.Sherbrooke, PAGEFOUR SHERBROOKÇ DAILY RECORD.MONDAY.JANUARY 4.1926, ?CITY BR1EFLETS \u2022 * »\u2022?U O.L.61>ert>rook« 2806 will hold M>Z oocttil And «oeiial evening Wed., Jan.Oth, «t 8 o'clock, Odell'a Block.Orangemen and frlenda invited.The annual meeting of the Victoria Order of Nurae» will be held in the t'diild Welfare room, Whiting Block, Tuesday, January 12ÜI, at 3.30 p.m.The Radio Club will meet in the Y.M.CXA.at 8 p.m.Monday evening.\u2022 Tuesday night at the Fairbanks rink a ekating party will be given for the benefit of Miss Juliette Bilodeau\u2019s pojmlarity conteat.Everybody welcome.A meeting of the Child Welfare Clinic will be held tomorrow after, noon at 8 o\u2019clock in the Clinic Room, Whiting Block.FRAMES Designed and built to withstand the hard knocks of business and sports wear, these frames are also ideal for children being of very rigid construction.Telephone 37.McCONNELL\u2019S OPTOMETRISTS S4 King St W.Sherbreoks, Qus.DONATIONS ARE NEW YEAR\u2019S RECEIVED FOR ACTIVITIES AT HOSPICE TREE THEV.M.CA B.and Old High School Boys, the Business Men got away to a good start and had no difficulty In winning by 15 to 0.In the second aet the Old High School Boys showed up much better and ran nock and neeck with the Business Men finally winning out by 1 point, with a score of 15 to M.¦\ti\tI ln the finals the Business Men's 0rg»nii*r and Worker, of S,cred D.y Wo, » Bo.y Ooe io All Line.X\u201d\t*io* u! \u2018\t¦\u201c\t\u2014 Numerous Competitions but the Rand settled down just Run Off\tI *n time and by verv steady playing land good work by Robertson at u most critical time Rand saved the A \\ Heart Hospice Xmas Tree Are Busily Engaged in Completing Arrangements \u2014 Many Donations Are Received.With the annual Xmas tree and entertainments at the Sacred Heart Hospice only two days away, Miss A.McWilliams, the organizer, and her band of workers are busily en- -1\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 I gaged in completing all arrange- _\tments in connection with this affair, r.-T.+vArtoorn» onrvrvMnre^ *Twing to a snort clrcuit ln the wir- which has now become a much-un-M!»a Cynthia Adams announces j ^ car took ^ho firo was ticipated event not only by tho in- ^^hdd04n Thur^f^rM^ c ,lot,ceii by »°m* pw>fle h*Ppen; mXs of thS HospRe but by the and child.«n, inurs.and Fri.I^rix^te ^ to ^ pa88ln|ç glcnj?tne street, frjen(f, 0f institution as well essons by appointment, bor part.cu.|and an ala^, was sent jn.Unknown tnene held Aubrey, 20 Minto Street.All menv bers urged to be present.8 p.m.\u2014United Mid-Week Service on Friday, January 8th.M.of Montreal for Plyroouch and TrinityChurchee ^^^S FATALLY0-in Plymouth Church Hall Brief ad-\tüo'D ''I^Ifx.L^TALLÏ dresses by both pastors.\t'\t,\tBCKAEU , Thursday, 8 p.m.- Meeting of .vMr- G- Boya, proprietor Men\u2019s Club in Wesley Hall.\tJthe Newstand, was in _____________\t! during the course of the past week PLYMOUTH CHURCH WEEKLY ; where he attended the funeral of NOTICES\t' grandmother, the late Mrs.D.S.Monday, 8 p.m.\u2014United meeting of Bowlby, who passsed away at the Y.P.Society at Wesley Hall, Trinity Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital, Ham-Church.followed by social hour.All:'Hon, Ont.young people invited.\tMrs.Bowlby who was in her Wednesday, 8 p.m.\u2014United service eighty-ninth year, was the victim of of Trinity and Plymouth United r a most unfortunate accident at her Churches at Plymouth HalL Every- home in Hamilton, Om.During the: body welcome.\tcourse of last week the late Mrs.4 p.m.\u2014Meeting of Mayflower Mis-, Bowlby attempted to raise the sior.Band.\tflame in an oil stove, and in so do- ! Thursday, 3 p.m.\u2014Meeting of Wo- ing her clothing caught fire, and men\u2019s Association.Hostesses for before any assistance could be giv-tea hour: Mrs.Thomas Cohoon and en to her she had received very ser-Mr.-.Andrew Sangster.All ladies ious burns which proved fatal.She of the congregation and friends wel- was immediately rushed to the Kit come.Friday, 1 kearsals.15 and 8 p.m.\u2014Choir re- chener-Water loo Hospital, Montreal, where she later passed away.The deceased was a sister of the late John Murphy, founder of the John Murphy store in Montreal, and ca^dy ST.ANDREW\u2019S CHURCH NOTICES\tpresident of the Gamble and Mur- Monday\u2014Week of Prayer Service phy firm at Ottawa, at S p.m.\t\u2014\t- .Tuesday\u2014 Week of Prayer Ser- nnvATmvg rn t n n r rice at 8 p.m.\to T0 .I01,E\u2019 Women\u2019s Missionary Society at 3 ^le E9'P,E- -2r-atorl'lm ac^no''^\u2018 p.m.to be addressed by Dr.J.>dl?es wlth grateful thanks the Goforth.\tfollowing- donations for Christmas: Wednesday\u2014Week of Praver Ser- -From I.O.D.E., Christmas dinner vice at 8 p.m.\tand S1**3 for patients and staff; Ladies'\" Aid Society at 3 p.m.m ^rs.Andrew' Steele, plum pudding, Church Hail.Hostesses at tea hour r'J-s ar'd raisins; .u\u2019.ss P.Wilson, will be the retiring officers.\tfancy baskets for sweets; Mrs Ar- Thursday\u2014Week of Prayer Ser- thur Foss, oranges, apples: Mrs.vice at 8 p.m.Friday\u2014Week of Prayer vice at 8 p.m.mates of the Sacred Heart Hospice this year who will be remembered and cheered by this treat.In connection with the younger inmates there are about sixty more than in pasc years.Each one of these little tots, whose ages vary from two and a half years up into their early 'teens, are anxiously looking forward to the ! entertainent.Miss McWilliams and her workers have been very busy but they will find time to accept any further donations which any one might wish to forward as they share towards this worthy cause.The following is a complete list of the donations received: His Lordship Bishop Larocque, apples.St.Charles Seminary, $50.Mr.and Mrs.E.Sylvestre, $25.Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Tobin, $10.Mr.and Mrs.A.R.Wilson, $10.Commercial Travellers Associa-: tion, $5.W.I.of Lennoxville, $5.Friends from St.Hyacinthe, $5.Dr.and Mrs.F.Bertrand, $5.Dr.and Mrs.Chagnon, $5.Mr.and Mrs.James McGiriney, $5.Miss Nellie Carrigan, $5.Mrs.Bardin, St.George de Windsor, $5.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Walsh, $5.Mrs.E.G.Doubois, $5.J.L.Leblond, $5.Mr.and Mrs.D.J.Sails, $5.Mr.and Mrs.S.F.Thompson, $5.Mr.and Mrs.Charles B.Howard, $5.Sir.R.N.Robins, $4.Miss Helen Conway, $3.J.II.Gauvin, $2.Miss Eileen McWilliams, $2.Miss E.McWilliams, $2.Mr.and Mrs.John Leonard, $2.Mrs.E.Forest, $1.Miss Loyd, oranges.Mrs.H.H.Bourque, oranges and ran up 0 were got Or- Or- points, the other paints !'' ^g^tt, R.Richardson, W.L.Mc- - \u201e\u2014 singly, the final score ; Cannon, A.H.Baker, E, Johnston.being 15 to 11 in favor of Business ! Business Men B: R.Fuller, W.P.Men.\tMc Vie, J.R.Sangster, R.Wiggett, In the second set H.Grim© got A.Tate.Young MsfCs Night away with a good start gathering Class: H.Grime, N.Lothrop, N.in 5 points, from then on it was a punter, J.Stocks, H.Moffatt.Old steady pull, each team alternating\tB°ys:\tKe®ler' in gaining points, and the finsl F.ea^\u2019 1 oster, S.Walker, G.I score was 16 to 10 in favor of tho Littler.Young Men\u2019s Class.\t.VT\tB*1,\u2018 In the play-off J.R.Sangster 0n New Year s Day a very fine for the Business Men got away to ^ame of basket ball was played off a good start gotting 4 points ln afternoon when Hi-Y played straight, the Business Men winning Dumbells.\t.\t,1, A \u201e out in a short sot by 8 to 2.\tIn the f'rst period the Hi-Y had;kets from the In the second game, Rand versus a11 til© play running up a score of key returns.Business M©n A, contrary to expect-\t^\t8, Hammond and Edgar star-\tKDKA (309.1) Pittsburgh.\tPa.ations since the Rand Team has\tr'ng.\tIn the second peeriod Duni-1\t6.30 p.m.\u2014Dinner\tconcert.| not worked together for nearly a !be'ls\tgot away and ran up a score\t8.15\u2014University\tof Pittsburgh year, the Rand got away for a\tof 14 to 10, making the final score\taddress.I quick start and kept it up till the!27 to 22 in favor of Hi-Y.The\t11.35\u2014Concert from the Grand end, winning out by a score of 15 g8»™* was well handled by H.Skin- Theatre.T;-\tTT;*-Jl KYW (536) Chicago, 111.6 p.m.\u2014Dinner music.7.05\u2014Bedtime story.FEATURES FOR RADIO FANS WOOD FOR SALE 168 King Si.Phone 1835-j 2191.FOREST KEENE, Prop.BLOCK WOOD.SLABS.STOVE WOOL AND FOUK FT.WOOD.TUESDAY CKCL (357) Toronto 7-\t7.45 p.m.\u2014Capitol Theatre Orchestra, of Brampton.8-\t9.16\u2014Concert programme.9.15\u2014\t0.80\u2014Social hygiene lecture.9.30-\t10.30\u2014Hour of music.10.30-\t11.30\u2014Royal Society chestra.OK AC (411) Montreal.7\u2014Talks to children.7.15\u2014\tWindsor Hotel Concert chestra.8.15\u2014\tStudio concert.10.30-\tHarold Leonard\u2019s Red Jac-Windsor Grill.Hoc- WIGGETT ELECTRIC CO., LTD.MOTORS AND WIRING.t0 4,\tner.Line up: Hi-Y: Hammond,] The second set was much closer Wat30n> Duff, MacKay, Heath, with Business Men leading for a Edgar.Dumbells: Cook, Reid, Har-short time, but they finally lost out mer- Lilley, Marchant,Ransehousan, by 15 to 12.\tSangster.In the third game, Business Men ^\tBowling.________________________________! On Thursday evening the two turkeys that were up for competition on the Y.M.C.A.alleys were presented to Mr.C.Hatch who was Y.M.C.A.NOTES first in the over 450 point class, who had a three string aggregate of 590, and the other to Mr.R.VV.Reid, who had the highest score in a three Y.M.C.A.GYM CLASSES All the Y.M.C.A.Gym Classes will i get off to a good start after the holidays today and tomorrow.Business Men\u2019s Class today at 5 o\u2019clock, ! the under 450 class, with Yroung Men\u2019s Class at 8 o\u2019clock.On string aggregate of 626.Tuesday, High School at 4.30, Busi- Champiômhip On The Alley*, ness Men at 5.30, Employed Boys at A lot of rolling was done on the 7.30, and Ladies\u2019 Class at 8.30.As Y.M.C.A.alleys, when the cham-the important work of the Y.M.C.A.: pionship was rolled off with N.year comes in this period every mem-] Page taking the championship with her of each of the classes should be! an aggregate 0f 571, M.T.Armit-; on hand.\tage coming a good second with 565.7.33\u2014Speeches.8r9\u2014Musical programme.9\u2014\t\u201cAn hour of music.\u2019\u2019 10\u2014\t\u201cEvening at Home.\u201d 1 a.m.\u2014\u201cInsomnia Club.\u201d WEAF (492) New York City.6-12 p.m.\u2014Dinner music; financial events and concert.WGY (379.5) Schenectady, N.YL 7.30 p.m.\u2014Address, \"The Drama.\u201d 7.45\u2014Marine band.8.30\u2014\tEdison hour.9.30\u2014\tRadio Four, male quartet.10\u2014\u201cThe Grand Tour.\u201d 10.30\u2014\tMayflower Orchestra.-1- Don\u2019t neglect lo read Ihe Classified Advertisements In this issue.They likely name something you want.SYSTEM ® ÿ .J.»*.4.j,\t.J.,J, ,J.\t.}.,J, CITY BRIEFLETS Mrs.S.R.Hall, London street, *\t* * Mrs.S.R.Fuller,\tMrs.Arthur Spafford,\tMrs.\tAllan\tBayley,\tMiss Helen Spc-ir and Miss Peggy Fuller were the hostesses on \"Saturday afternoon at the artillery Badminton Tea.\tMrs.\tAllan\tBayley\tpre- sided at the table.\u2022\t* * Guests registered at the New Sherbrooke House over the weekend include Mr.A.A.Jones, of Stanstcad; Messrs.A.A.and J.W.it.?\tLENNOXVILLE * *\t* * + * * \u2022* * ?\u2022:\u2022 *\t* * 4 * v + * > Rev.Robert Smith, of Montreal, | was a guest during the week of his j [ sister, Mrs.W.J.Marlin.Mr.Allan Willard, spent the! weekend at Bishop\u2019s Crossing.Mrs.Watts entertained as guests j I Paradis, of Victoriaville; Mr.F.M.ion New Year\u2019s day Mr.and Mrs.1 Mastine, of Richmond; Mr.F.H.jJ' Payton, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Cot-j Hunter, of Lyndonville, Vt.; Mr.Itere11 «n I SHERBKOOKi: DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1926, PAGE SIX Record's Classified Ads.CASH RATE\u201425 word* or le»», 36c.each in»ertion; one cent each additional word.Six insertion* for the price of five if run daily.CHARGE RATE-2C.per word for each insertion; minimum charge 60c.each insertion.Errors in advertisements should be reported immediately.The Daily Record will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion._____LIVE Sl.K-tt Hilt SA -t ONE PAIR OK GOOD WORK HORSES for »»1«, Stoo lb».*lx »nd ««von year» old.Any on* in nrod of » good tram would do well to look St.the**.Apply Box «9S, Bury.Que.ONE REGISTERED AYRSHIRE Bt U, for esle.one year old lut June.Gov.ernment tee ted herd.Apply Ingell* Broe., Sweetaburg, Que._______________ Do As The Cave Man Did The cave man always owned his home.He probably did not get it on the installment plan.His method was the \"knock \u2019em down and drag cm out end.But he owned his home.Follow his example\u2014own YOUR home.Look througii our classified real estate cotumns There are many beautiful homes listed there at very reasonable prices, and they are real homes, the kind you have always wanted.A Stirring Serial of Primitive Passions byMay Christie LOST AMD FOUND liALE HELP WANTED \\ITANTED \u2014INEXPERIENCED MEN TO tt qualify for Big P»r work a* Aulomohil» Mtchaniia, Chauffeur», hrgin.vrs, Electrical.Welding, Battery expert» ; al*o Uarbenng.Writ* for Freo Cataiogu», Hemphill Trad» School».MS St.Lawrenc».Monti eal.IARGE POCKETBOOK LOST CONTAIN-d ing money and paper», Thuredaj night, near Chri*tma» tree.King St.Kinder rrturn to O.Vallee.IMA Galt St.Reward.T»A1R OF CHILDS SLIPPERS LOST ON A Saturday between Kairmount Ave, and Morin'» Barber Phone 11S9-M.Shop, SS Kairmount Ave.Professional And Business Directory FOR SALE ADVOCATES Ij»ORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE.1924 model Repo»»meed for non-payment.Since overhauled.Caeh or term*.Box b3 Record.\\\\TOOD OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR t f *aie.Apply to 25 Goodhue St.or Tel.8»».SITUATIONS VACAMT T>OY WANTED FOR LADIES' READY-A» to-wear store, nhould be 15 or 16 years 1 old, speaking both languages.Apply to | Eehenberg's, 2S Wellington St.North.ViTANTED AT ONCE AN EXPERIENCED j ' * girl as bookkeeper and general clerical \\VELLS, Llht.ll A WILSON.AJJVO-* ?cat»», Hocucaga Hank liidg.Rugg, mignault a hultham, ad- 1 vocato», Q.G.tt.Bldg.Phono load.VICOL, LAZUKE A COUTURE.ADVO-J-v cates.Olivier Builuing, Corner Wellington and King a.reels, Sherbrooke.- , T\t\\f ORRIS A WOLFE.ADVOCATES.ETC REAL ESTATE FOR SALE__________\t^ 8h*brook.and kiehmond.,-Sh«rbrook« «ad Kicbmond.uue.- .aible, must spe&K English.Al*o girl wanted .\u2014-^ T>ROPERTY\u2019 FOR SALE CORNER MONT- (or packing room and bench work.Apply to TJANNETON 4 BOISVERT, ADVOCATES.-I- r*a.l and Wolfe.Residence a.nd small Acme Gold Co, 89C Galt St., City.\t¦* 32 Welhngloa SL North.Office at \u2022tore known me Miller\u2019s Candy Store which -\u2014-j East J ngu* every Saturday ml ter noon._ yields profit of 11500 per annum.Excep- / kUR MAGIC CELLULOID WRITING tionml chance for buyer.$4,000 mortgage on \u201d Pad gets the money! Agent's propoei-property payable $400 a year mortgage tion and sample 25c.Enquiries from Mer-bearing no interest.Price of property if chants invited.American Sign Co., 5761 $9,5ÛÛ.For further information phone 375-J Sherbrooke, W\u201e Montreal, or 112 Montreal Street.A UDITORS.A U CTION ££RS, ETC.lOILN d.\\jtLlk ï ilii, L.LA.AUCTION-eer, Accouiiuiul.Commtaaiuucr aua Acu ilor, so kdonireai hi.zeiepr^une 69.IT) LET VTEW FIVE-ROOM TENEMENT TO LET ^\t\u2014Modern finish, centrally located : ready for immediate occupancy.J.O.Darche, 8A Wellington St.So., Phone 1463.Hotel ansonia, 7 Wellington st.Noith.Rooms to let by day, week and month, with hot and cold water and bath.(3.90 per week and up.TENEMENT TO LET \u2014 Very comfortable.Immediate possession.Apply 61 Laurier Ave.Phone 1850.Large, warm, newly-furnished room to rent in North Ward.Suit one or two.Large clothes room.Board if de-\u2022ored.Central and convenient.Apply Box 78 Record.Four-room v« FOR RENT Store in Record Bld\u2019g Now occupied by Alphonse Racine, Ltd.AVAILABLE MAY 1ST NEXT.Inquire for Term* at Record Office.TTV -ffT\" \" \" / X C.DUNSMOKE, AUDlXUR, ACCOUNT V.'\u2022 ant.income tax, i-iquiuavor.Khun» 1FV, oJ\t6u, hberbrooke, Que.ARCHITKCTS JW.GREGOIRE, 66 WELLINGTON SI \u2022 N North.Faune 26A CEKllFiLD AC CULM AMTS JH BRYCE.L.A.C.G.A.AUDITOR ¦ 1»6 QatiUec Su.Sbernrooke.Tel.120» E-NGLNfcLHb AND SLHVEVORS SYDNEY A.MEADE.QUEBEC LAND \u2018D Surveyor, laa-icooh, Que.Bell pbana.BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES \tMUSICIANS iriOLIN.» Irwin Lunuwn 61»\tPIAisO, VOIGfi LESSONS -Sawdon, L.Aius., D.C.51.\t16*5 Fhome o35.\tnotaries ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED general stores in the Townships.Must be sold at once, reason: sickness.A good ttand and always a moneymaker.Rand & Colt, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Que.WANTED TO BUY f*i B.WORTHINGTON, LL.B., NOTAR > \u2022* Public, hsutie»» aeiucU.&un Life Bidg \u2019 SnerbruoKe, Que.G.fi.BORLASfi, NOTARY PUBLIC.Sun Life Building, Suerbrooke.npRAPPEBS \u2014 I A3I STILL PAYING , highest market prices for raw furs.A j Giliman, 92 Wellington St.So., Sherbrooke,: Que.Phone 1076-J.PmSiClANS AND SUKbEONS rpRAPPERS\u2014BRING US YOUR FOXES ! end Raccoons.We buy for our own uae and pay highest prices.Fox $1£ to S22.J .A.j Pelletier & Son.S4 Wellington North.NIJRSLNG rpRAINING SCHOOL ' i FOR NURSES Gale Hœpitaï, Haverhill, Mase.Three years' course.Affiliation with Providence City Hospital.Eight-hour day.Allowance $15 monthly.One hour from Boston.Next class entering February 17th.For further information apply to Superintendent.TEACHERS WANTED w [TASTED BY' THE SCHOOL BOARD.Township of Staru-tead, Protestant, j Qualified elementary teacher, for the Merrills\u2014 Hill school, Dibjict No.4.School to open January 4th if possible.Salary.$55 per month.Apply to L.E.Carpenter, Sec.-Treas., Tomifobia, Que.Qualified protestant teacher wanted for five months to begin at once.Salary 855 per month.Apply with reference», stating age and experience to R.F.Cowan, Secretary-Treasurer, Manson- viiie.Que.CLERK WANTED DUNCAN\u2019S LIMITED.Sherbrooke, is prepared to receive applications for position of Clerk.Qualifications required: He must be a man between twenty-five and thirty-five, neat in personal appearance, speak both languages fluently, have a general knowledge of high-class merchandise and be recommended by former employers.We will pay good wages to a good man.If you are not a first-class salesman, do not apply.\u2018lit, W.A.FAR A*ELL.SPEC\u2019ALIST TC the SherurooKe Hcwpiiai.Lye, bar, No»* Jind ihroau Phone 4o TsL 17d.WHO\u2019S WHO IN THE STORY Marcella Field\u2014Heautifiil daugh* ter of an impoverished archaeologist is in love with Miles Holden\u2014A brilliant young sculptor, who loves her as well.But Warwick Treman\u2014Unscrupulous financier, forces Marcella's consent to marry him by threatening revelation of a girlhood indiscretion.He bril>es l-eonio Day\u2014A pretty, scheming milliner, to arrange a situation such that Holden\u2019s chivalry forces him to announce that ho and Leonio are engaged.Delrdre\u2014A members of a band of crooks who wins Marcella\u2019s sympathy.It is evident that.Treman has recognised her as a person he has known in the past.Lady Warrington\u2014With\twhom Leome is making the trip to America, in order to be near Holden.Horatio Field\u2014Marcella\u2019s father, to whom she confides her love for Miles, her dread of Treman.Her father woefully confesses that if she doesn\u2019t marry Tre-man they are ruined, because of a dishonorable affair in which Treman and he were involved.Marcella\u2019s father has accepted 20,000 for an imitation of a highly valuable Egyptian vase, which is known ;o Treman.Marcella visits Treman, in his hotel and asks him to release her from their engagement.Tre-man\u2019s cold alternative is that he has arranged their wedding, that nothing can stand in the way.Marcella and Miles meet secrotly.Miles leaves to meet Warwick Treman, the man who would dare take Marcella from him.He meets Marcella an hour later and tells her of hM quarrel with Treman.Treman is found dead in his room.Evidence points to Miles Holden as the murderer.A police official arrives and questions Graves, the butler, who i informs him that Miles Holden came to see Treman and was the last person to enter the house before the murder.Miles Holden is brought before the cap ain of police and refuses to explain the nature of his quarrel wi h Treman, but admits the ownership of the revolver, initialled \u201cM.H.\u201d found in the grass below Treman\u2019s window.Lady Warrington observes that Marcella shows no grrei' over Tremar s tiea'.h and remarks that Lecr.ie Day was once or _ twice on the track of Treman.Holden i?detained by the police.Marcella hysterically expresses her dsvodon to Miles.Marcella returns homa and to her astonishment the following morning the lurid account of the tragedy, together with her photograph, occupies the from pages of the papers.The coroner\u2019s court holds session and Miles is called to the stand.He is followed by Leonie Day who testifies that she saw -Marcella Field coming from Mr.Trem.an\u2019s ro,.m on the night that he was killed.and in a proper manner.Answer,! please.\" A eompasslonate soul handed liuri a glas* of water from the table.Shu drank a little of it, choked, and then stammered out: \"I\u2014I wanted to break my\u2014my en.agement\u2014with Mr.Treman.\" Had she succeeded in her wish?I No.No, Why not?Hud Mr.Treman refus-1 ed to release her from her promise?Yes.\t| The court stirred in anticipation of what wax coming.Romance and tragedy and drama.they were all here, in the forthcoming narrative.\"You wanted to break with Mr.1 Treman because you found you did ; not care for him?Or was it because j you wished to marry someone else?\u201dj Marcella hesitated.Standing slim ; | and forlorn in the witness box, with many eyes\u2014and some of them were lostile, and nearly all of them sbow-; .'d intense curiosity\u2014upon her, she looked like sonic hunted woodland .King at bay.\"I\u20141 didn\u2019t care sufficiently\u2014for Mr.Treman\u2014\u2019\u2019 she said, very low.\"I suggest that you care for someone else?\u201d No answer.\"Speak up, please.\u201d She rased her head, and said, with an effort: \"You are right.I do\u2014care\u2014for someone else.\" \"The witness, Miles Holden?\u201d -ï** Il»re ToiUy! Your one and only ehaneo lo See thi« picture In Sherbrooke.Canada'» Kacorlto Screen Star, in Her Late»! Photoplay Triumph, \u201cA SLAVE to FASHION\u201d With Lew Cody, William Haln«o and Mary Carr.A Gorifeou* Drama of Fanil Ion'» Follic, Hcr» I» th« rreateot picture of It» kind ever ihown ! Women will love It, man will bo fascinated by it I An amniina production.BIG SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTION, \u201cKICKS OF 1926.H An Unusual Singing and Dancing Revue.Mystery and Magic.Special Scenery.COMEDY AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.PREMIER THEATRE NORMA SHEARER., Admission: Matinee 20c, Even ini; iOc, Hulcutiy 15c Three Performance» at 2.30, 7.00 ur.d 8.30.MEETINGS AM) HAPPEMNGS AT BEDFORD General Newsy Notes and Personals of Interest to Residents of Bedford.She inclined her head, and mur- ,\t.mrpH nr» fhn ntffvrmafTvt»\t_\t* J ' BEDFORD, Que,, Jan., 4.\u2014Mrs.1 Fred Ker, of Hamilton, Ont., with mured in the affirmative.\ty°un£ s°ns> Fred and David, A little stir went through the\t,1° spem\u2018 th^ -onrt Innm'sitivn ovo., woro tni-nod\ttears holiday the guests of the Rev.F.L.Whitley and Mrs.rourt.Inquisitive eyes were turned from the pale girl in the witness box to the good looking, equally pale oung man on the front bench.It vas noitced that the young man oked directly at the girl when she cade cenfesson of her love for him\u2014 \\ wonderful look that held- a depth of feeling amounting almost to 'oration.Spectators saw that that encouraged her, for she spoke more clearly now.Whitley.\t, Miss M.M.Thompson, of Sweets-burg is spending a few weeks with j her sister, Mrs.B.R.Stevens, before going to Sherbrooke and Montreal, where she intends to remain for the next two months.Miss Mabel Brown, of Scotstown, was the guest of Mrs.E.J.Borden on Christmas Day.Other guests were Mr.and Mrs.Percy Rhycard, c-pC C A I-.\u2014, ^1 \u2014.-\tX.\t1 H Æ Casino theatre Tht Only Theatre in Town Showing First Run Picture» nt thtwc Price».Admission: Matinee 15c.Children 10c.Evcninc 25c, Children 10c.Now Showing for tho First Time in 'Hiis City, A Cast of 4,C00, headed by Robert F rarer, Clara Row.Robert Edeson, Johnny Walker, Walter McGrall.Gaston Glass, Helen Ferguson and Ruth Stone-house in \u201cThe Scarlet West\u201d It's bip BIG ! As bisr as the heart of the land where it was filmed.And sweetest of all is the love story of man and maid and the race barrier that sprang between.MACK SENNET COMEDY AND OTHERS.\u2018\u2018Will you relate your movements!0^ Stanbrid.jTe East, and Mr.and Mrs.Wilbur Ilcid-en.Mr.and Mrs.Walsh were guests durin ~ on the night of the murder?\u201d \u201cI was at home all evening,\u201d said lareella, \u201cuntil half past ten when I w?r.t out for\u2014for\u2014a stroll.\u201d \"Were you alone?\u201d \u201cAt first I was.And then 1 met Mr.Holden\u2014 \"Where ?\u201d \u201cIn the little wood not far from the bungalow.\u201d mother, Mrs.Walsh at Vallsyfield.Mr.and Mrs.Wilbur Borden motored to St.Albans, Vt., recently.Mr.Paul Gardoury, of the Bank of Commerce staff, is spending the New Year\u2019s holidays at Berthier-ville with his parents.\u201cIndeed?\u201d The coroner stared at: Mrs.Robert Russell is staging her through h:s glasses.\u201cYou met with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Mat-r.im by arrangement, I suppose ?| thew Ewing, during the absence of AT THE PREMIER THEATRE \u201cA Slave of Fashion,\u201d featuring Christmas of the\u2019former\u2019s! Norma Shearer and Lew Cody, will .be the feature attraction at the BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS * CHAPTER \u2018 XXV.A Ghastly Accusation.TO LET 31 Larocque St.\u2014Four rooms and bath, gas, hot water, S13 mo.33 Wellington St.S.\u2014Good sized Store with two shew windows.$25 mo.9 Albert St.\u2014 Large warehouse for storing autos or merchandise, $20 per mo.9 Albert St.\u2014Shop 30x40 suitable for paint, tin or plumber\u2019s \u2022hop, $15 per mo.Apply Edward» Realty Company SUITE NO.22 OLIVIER BLOCK, SHERBROOKE, QUE.Deaths, 25c.: Death where funeral notice Lb Brmrs ALDRICH.\u2014At Huntingville, Que., on Jan.2nd, 1925.to Mr.and Mr-.Harry Aldrich, a son, (Pelmai Carter.) ow was the assignation made?\u201d \"By telephone.\" \"He culled you up from the inn, uvirg just arrived there from New York?\u201d Marcella inclined her head.\u201cI suggest that he came down to prevent your marriage?\u201d To\u2014to ask me to reconsider-\u201d She broke off.\"Tad .re aeard that the marriage \u2019yitn the dece.sed was planned for the very next day?\u201d \u201cYes.\u201d \"And at the eleventh hour he ar.riven, to stop it?Was that so?\u201d She bowed her head.\"You told him that the deceased ould not hear of your breaking your \u2022omise?And so Holden offered to go up to The Larches, and have it out with him ?\u201d \u201cYes.That is so.\u201d \u201cDid you anticipate a quarrel between the two men?\u201d She nodded.\"I was afraid of It.\u201d \u201cYou found Mr.Holden a ihot-tem- Mr.Russell, who was called to Ste.Catherines.Ont, owing to the illness and death of his father.After soending Christmas with her sister, Mrs.Wallace, of Granby.Mrs.Thomas Hunter has returned home.Dr.and Mr^.Harold Ker with I heir two sons Masters John and Robert, have returned to Montreal, after -lending the Christmas week at St.James\u2019 rectory.Mr.and Mrs.Volney McKenny have returned home from Kn owl ton, where they were guests of Mrs.Mc-Kenny\u2019s sister, Mrs.A.Christyler, for the Christmas holiday.Coroner H.E.Mitchell was called to Farnham to hold an inquest on the body of the late Miss Jeanne Morrisette.of Sherbrooke which was found on the railway track about a mile from Farnham.It is supposed that the young woman fell from the train between the cars and fractured her skull.She was found by train men about two hours after the ,\t.\t\u2014- passenger train had gone herself in quick de- ¦ through.\t| Service in St.James\u2019 Church on Very Just.loving j Christmas day was well attended.DANVILLE \u201e All eyes in the court were turned.added, 75c * Card of Thank», 75c: I.Me-1 upon Marcella, who\u2014wide-eyed with ! Pered man?moriam, 75c.; tioetrjr, loc.per line; lut of.forror at the ghastly accusation\u2014 She rouM flower».10c.per l.nc.Butbii, 25e.: M»r jWas star;ng.a1-\tSpea\u2019Ker.That fence.above ca.5«i\tIxConie Day -hated her, she knew.But'\tnever.that the girl would go to lengths likï what is right \u2019\tI Tho church was very prettily de- this seemed totally incredible! |\tIn« coroner went on, relentlessly: J corated with quantities of \u2018ever- Marcella was so uttedly astounded:\tAfter Mr.Holden left you, I sug- greens, that she seemed as if turned to stone.!\tyou became extremely! Mrs.Thomas Hunter has gone to Murder! This Leonie Day was ae-j®nxlPus ¦?* *° the outcome of the in-1-Montreal to spend New Year\u2019s with '-using her\u2014yes, it « 4\t4-\t4* ?' CURLING l \u2022> *:\u2022 \u2022> *;\u2022 * \u2022> \u2022> \u2022> + ACTIVITIES AT LOCAL RINK WELL l NDER WAY New Year\u2019s Day at the Sherbrooke J and Dune Munro, of the Maroons, and Curhng Club will go down as a red the two goal keepers.Burch never letter occasion an the season s actm- turned in a better game than that for k*51*8 thf P\"1*51* s fweP-wh-ch he flashed Saturday night.fon numerous matches were staged, Dune Munro was the king pin of ^ ®f which proved most interesting.; the Maroon defence.\ti The MacKinnon cup games which In contrast was the work of Nelson place New ^ear s L\\e resu.ted Stewart.Saturda night he showed \u2018n a second win .or the rink skipped as a trifle stall, and when his seem- by L.D.Hyndman.Tn.s contest inç effortless play went wrong, he proved to be a splendid exhibition o.l looked bad.\tcurling, and the brand of play put upf Broadbent got two of the Maroons' bv Mr.Hjndman s rink sipeaks well goals, knd Red Green and Burch\t, scored for New York.\tThursday s game resulted as fol- _______ lows: A.H.Baker BIG CROWD AT N.Y.HOCKEY N.L.Wiggett (Associated Press Despatch) W.R.Moore NEW YORK, Jan.4.\u2014Nine thou.L.D.Hyndman sand persons witnessed the Eastern\t\u2014(Skip) Amateur Hockey League double header here hurt night.In one of the BUDOV BEtodED QV THE UMPIRES 1 \\TrtiN* PENNOCK The FOAU-tST, VET MOtT EPFECUVE-\u2022SooTHfWwJ* IN THE-AME&ICAts) LEAGUE- FROST VILLAGE WAS SCENE OF BARNFIRE In Attempting to Thaw Frozen Water Pipe* in Barn Owned by Mr.W.H.King, Flames Found Their Way to Hay Mow\u2014Assistance by Neighbors and Lack of Wind Soon Saw Fire Extinguished.(Special to the Record) FROST VILLAGE, Quo., Jan., 4th.\u2014Whnt might have resulted in quite a disastrous fire, but which, fortunately, ended with only sligth damage being done, occurred Iwro on Friday morning, when the barn on Mr.W.H.King\u2019s farm fell a prey to flames.The extreme cold weather had frozen the water .pipes in tho barn, and, in endeavoring to thaw them out, a blow-torch was being employed.Following the pipe along the ceiling, the flames evidently found their way through an apern-turo of some sort, with tho result that the hay in the mow above the Complete Awortment of Ladies,\u2019 Men\u2019s and Misses\u2019 Skating Boots.RIOTING «CCDRS IN GLACE BAY; STORESRAIDED Followed Meeting Protesting Unemployment\u2014One Store Was Burned to the Ground.sniTS A ' TUooguT Behind each Pitch BY BILLY EVANS | barn was ignited.i A neighbor who happened to be passing at the time smelled the hay burning, and immediately gave the alarm.By means of telephone communication, men from adjacent farms were on the scene in no time, and, after ripping some boards from the barn, the hay was thrown outside and the flames extinguished.Fortunately their was no wind at the time, which aided the fire fighters considerably.ames the St.Nicholas Club of New Tonight, January 4th, the McCrea southpaw in the American League, ork, defeated the fast Pere Mar- Cup schedule begins in earnest at He is an instance where Pennock displayed the 1923 series he saved tho day as \u201e\t.n_____.\ta peeve.He accepts the breaks of relief pitcher for Bob Shawkey and Herb Pennocl »\t**,\tP - the game as they come, never criti- tfon the all-important deciding game I e\tifcM-Jror cizes a team-male or uses the um- from Artie Nehf.! proof that a strong heart is greater .\t1;K;\t,\t.\t\u201e\t.\t.than a giant physique as a pitching Plre as an ahb.\tPennock Is Brainy Pitcher Tough for the Giants\tIn addition to a courageous heart, Herb Pennock, as much if not Pennock possesses intelligence.The more than Babe Ruth, brought back is thought behind every ball that , x o_____.\to \u2018li^t- to the Yankees much of the lost he pitches.When a batter who has S*\tprestige as a result of being twice a weakness faces Pennock that indi- of athletes as the most effectue ^efeat*ed by the Giants_\tvidual can bt! Ijrepared for the It was Pennock who stopped Me- worst.Pennock simply pitches them - where the batter doesnt\u2019 like L.J.Rouleau F.T.Vaughan Rev.Bigg\tasset.J.Wr.McKee\tIn civilian clothes or wearing his 14\t\u2014(Skip)\u201410 baseball uniform, one would never McCrea Cup Schedule Begins This Evening EAST ANGUS BLUEBIRD CLUB TO STAGE DANCE The Bluebird Club which was organized in East Angus in October 1924 with the sole intention of raising funds with which to erect a war memorial in East Angus, has had a very successful and busy time since its organization, and according to its present programme has a crowded agenda ahead of it.Since oiVanizing in 1924 Club has successfully staged three dances, four card-parties, a bean GLACE BAY, N.S., Jan.4.\u2014Th« situation throughout the southern colliery district was quiet this morn-, ing following last night's scries of depradations by a mot) who fresh from a mass meeting called by tho United Mine Wsorkers of America to protest against tinemtployment conditions, looted the storets of B.Siegel, Peter IJaeKenzie.A.Lang, L.Goldman and L.Cherln.Today the miners and their sympathizers were looking to Halifax where a special meeting of tlhe local government had) been called to consider the situation.A week agio yesterday tho miners held a mass meeting at which the Hon.J.G.Douglas, attorney general of Nova Scotia, was present.At this meeting a resolution was passed calling upon the provincial government to move in the matter of relief and the attorney general undertook to recommend that the government assist in securing of the order from the the Canadian National Railways that would keep the mines working throughout the winter.The miners quette Knights of Columbus sextette \".30 p.m.The following curlers will Pennock is frail, has less stuff Graw\u2019s team in the series of 1923.where the batter doesnt like e .from Boston, in an overtime period start their games at that time:\tthan a number of other lefthanders\tP?11011.0^ opposed the Giants, Like a number of other American by 3 to 2.\tSection -\tJ.H.Hebert A.C.Stevens Dr.Macdonald McGILL DEFEATS HARVARD (Asiociated Prêt* Despatch) NEW YORK, Jan.4.\u2014McGill Uni- L.R.McKee versitv hockey team defeated Har-\t\u2014(Skip) sard University by 5 to 4 in the larg-\tSection est and hardest ice nattie ever seen D.Sullivan In Madison Square Garden.The J.D.Faugluian game went one hour and thirty D.A.Stevenson nrunute:.\tArthur Cross -\t\u2014(Skip) TORONTO DEFEATED DART-\tSection\t' MOUTH\tF.J.Hebert (Asiociated Pres* Despatch) A.W.Reid \u2018A'* 9.00 p.m.\t: i\u201e the majors yet he is a tough McGraw\u2019s club had taken eight League stars, Herb Pennock is a E.G.\tLawrence\tbird to beat the reason, plenty of\tstraight games from the Yanks, in-\tprotege of Connie Mack.Strangely H.A.\tH.Baker\tcourage the will to win and an\teluding three won at the finish of\tenough, he turneo in the best game J.E.\tRiggs\tideai temperament.\tthe 1921 series, and four straight\tof his career last season against his H.F.McClun.gr\tHerb Pennock is to the south- victories, exclusive of the tie in the old team-mates, beating\u2019 the Athlet- \u2014(Skip) paws of the American league what 1922 event and the opening game ics 1-5, in 15 innings, the Mackmen \u2018B/* 7.30 p.m.\tIV.».v «\t?_ x_ Ai._\tiqoq /.load/t\tmakHnir nnlv four hits.R.A.Webster W.H.Lynch Garnet Ross J.R.Simms \u2014(Skip) C,\u201d 7.30 p.m.F.Armstrong Walter Johnson is to the right- of the 1923 classic.\tmaking only f oui hits, handers.The two have much in com- Pennodk stopped the Giants.That Pennock allowed only \u2014 1 earned mon.other than physique.\tvictory made the men of Huggins \u2019\u2022uns per game last season.Some Never once during his career can feel that the jinx was broken, that pitching in these ciays ot the lively player, manager or umpire recall the Giants could be beaten.Later in ball.F.A.Parkins BOSTON, Jan.4.\u2014 Toronto Uni- J.Ransenhousan L.Sangster versity hockey team defeated Dart- W.L.Me Gar.non\tC.L.Spafford mouth ten to nothing here Saturday\t\u2014(Skip)\t\u2014(Skip) night.The victory gave the Can-\tSection \"D,\u201d 9.00 p.m.edïans a total of 29 goals\tto\t2 in the Geo.Odell\tT.\tR.\tEdney la-t four games.\tR.\tBecker\tM.W.\tMcA\u2019Nulty -\tA.\tS.Gebbie\tG.\tEdwads ' STANDING\tOF\tN.\tH.\tL.\tJ.\tB, Beach\tF.\tH.\tBradley The standing of the National\t\u2014(Skip) -> 41\t \u2022{\u2022\t4* *y *> 9 \u2022 BOXING 4» ?«$.\t«g» »!?\t ?> *î*\t?I4 4> *5» v *!4 LIGHTWEIGHT BOXING TOURNAMENT IN NEW YORK (Asiociated Pres* Despatch) NEW YORK, Jan.4.\u2014Tex Rickard \u2014(Skip) as offered a diamond -studded belt to Hockey League to date follows:\tIt is decided to have a Saturday the winner of a lightweight boxing Teams\tW.\tL.\tD.\tF.\tA.\tP.\tluncheon on January 9th, at 1 p.m.! tournament to be conducted at Madi- 2\t0\t28\t13\t18\tImmediately after, spoon competi-\tson Square Garden.0\t38\t24\t18\tttions, open to all curlers, and Mac-\tJess McMahon, the Garden mateh- 1\t23\t28\t11\t, Kir.non cup games, will take place,\tmaker announced that ten leading lightweights of the world would par- [ ticipated, providing the consent of the New York State Athletic Com-The matter will KEEN INTEREST AS MEMBERS REACH OTTAWA supper and a concert.At the pre- for their part stated In their veso-sent time the members are work- lution that unle8:î.\t1 .ing on an autographic quilt which coming they would be forced to take is expected to be completed within wh^t we need whoever we ^v fmd a short time.The total amount \u2018U Last night they proceeded raised by the Club is 8600.29.\tof A In order to further swell the : result of the noting the store of A.fund* of the Club, as well as to add Lang was burned to the to the social life of the town, the j M^en^e s store caught fi^but Club have completed arrangements J ^\tThe report the RoSknd HaUon January 8th., th^t Chrin^ store had been burned Mr.Guy Bean, the new leasee of the was not correct.Roseland Hall, has kindly donated | the hall for this event.Through i the Bluebird Club that this dance the kindness of Mrs.J.A.Bothwell, j will be attended by a large num-Dunbar\u2019s Orchestra will also be in I ber.attendance.Mrs.J.A.Bothwell, This Club at present consists of Mrs.S.C.Stoddard, Mrs.H.Gris-1 fourteen members of which Miss E.tad, Mrs.G.Mayhew and Mrs.A.1 McLellan is president; Miss B.____ _____ _________ W.Muir will act as patronnesses Riddle, vice-president, Mrs.J.A.Eve, the lowest 'previously recorded ! for this event.It is sincerely hoped Bothwell, treasurer and Miss M.this winter.\tj by the officials and members of j Lipsey, secretary.morning as 21 below zero, five de ! grees lower than on New Year\u2019s jW.Muir will ac Ottawa .,\t.\t9 Montreal .9 Pittsburgh .\t.\t5 New York .\t.\t5 Uanadiens .\t.\t5 Et.Pats.3 Boston.3 3 8 0 25 28 10 0\t25 33 10: 1\t23 28 7 0 23 31 6 \u2022> v \u2022> 4* 4> 4> 4' 4* 4* 4* 4* ¦4* 4* - BOWLING 4- v 4- 4* 4* è 4* 4 4* 4- \u2022> 4* 4 v + mission i-s obtained.^ be placed before, that body at the .j regular Tuesday meeting.Among those mentioned as entrants are the present champion, WATERVILLE BEEHIVE WANDERERS DEFEATED NORTH HATLEY The Beehive Wanderers made their REDS AND VIOLETS VICTORIOUS Rocky Kansas, of Buffalo; Sid Ter-first appearance on Wednesday, Dec.Playing on the Regal alleys yester- ris, of New York; Sammy Mitchell, 30th, when they crossed sticks with day, the Reds took all three strings of Rock Island, Ills.; Solly Seaman, North Hatley.It was a hard fought from the Blues, while the Violets of New York; Jimmy Goodrich, of combat in which the Wanderers came took two out of three from the Buffalo; Phil McGraw, of Detroit; out on top with a 5 to 3 victory.The Whites, game started at eight o'clock, the The games: ice was in very good shape.Due to\tBLUES Ace Hudkins, Pacific Coast; Stanislaus Loayze, Chile; Luis Vicentini, Chile and Lucien Vizence, France.tuned out to witness the game.The first period started with the Wanderers scoring after five minutes of play and they scored two more before the end of the period thus the period ended witn the Wanderers 3 to 0.The second period North Hatley came back strong i-n which they man-aged to get two counter:-, the sec- nd period ended with the Wanderers still in the lead.The third period started ¦with both teams determined to win, however, Hatley scored one against the Wanderers\u2019 two.ROTARY HOCKEY CLUB HAND.ED OUT BEATING TO ROYALS Playing on the Fairbanks rink yesterday tne Rotary Hockey Club handed out a severe beating to the Royale, by defeatingf them 3 to 1 in an exhibition game which was wit- fan*.Considerable interest was shown in this game by supporters of the Junior Blais \t\t.146\t133\t142\u2014421 Brownlow .\t188\t158\t151\u2014497 A.Roy .\t.236\t235\t226\u2014697 Totals .\t.\t570\t526\t519-1615 \tRED\t\t Couture .\t.225\t176\t168\u2014569 David .\t.185\t148\t158\u2014492 Lavoie .\t225\t244\t201\u2014670 Totals\t\t.635\t518\t628-1731 \tVIOLETS\t\t Blais\t\t.144\t194\t149\u2014182 F: serbe\t187\t223\t147\u2014651 Dufresne .\t.167\t202\t3 66\u2014525 Totals \t\t.498 BLUES\t619\t452-1569 Griliot .\t.215\t144\tJ17\u2014406 Maskell\t174\t169\t159\u2014502 Gingue .\t.167\t177\t178\u2014522 Totals\t\t.486\t490\t454-1430 VIC FOLEY IN TEN ROUND DRAW (Associated Press Despatch) PORTLAND, Ore., Jan.4.\u2014 Vic Foley, former bantamweight champion of Canada, an UToung National- 4- 4* 4- 4- 4* 4* 4* 4- 4» -3 4- 4* 4> 4\u2019 4* 4* 4* BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH WILL BE PLAYED IN CHICAGO (Aooeiated Pre*» Despatch) CHICAGO, Jan.4.\u2014Edouard Hore- bi» title tonight in the first 500 block 454-1430 0f j(500 point match with young Jake -\ti Schaef.r, from whom he wrested the INTER-CHURCH BOWLING honor k month ago.\t-\t.\t-\t.\t\u201e\tThe following is the standing of The second block of the present Amateur League ovnng to the fact the Inter ^Church Bowling League: match will be played Tuesday night that last week the Rotary Club asked\t-\t\u2014\t*\t~\t-\t- - -\t\u2014 - ylau- in the league fixtures.The line up m yesterday\u2019s game was as tfoEows: \tP.\tW.\tL.\tP.Presbyterian .\t.\t.24\t14\t10\t28 Trinity\t\t.21\t11\t10\t22 St.Peter\u2019s .\t.21\t11\t10\t22 Plymouth\t\t.21\t9\t12\t18 Baptist\t\t.21\t9\t12\t18 The two remaining games of the first half, Plymouth-St.Peter\u2019s and RoUry-H As*eMn.goal; F.Pla- Trinity vs Bapti.t will be played mondon and L.Carrier, Defence; A.\tr ; J',\t,\tj,.h FMon, R.Morin and F.Beg- V-_ off *n\t^ght, January 8th.and L.for-urgeon, eg.n, Tun 4- 4- 41 ?4' 41 4*\t4* 4 4- 4\u2019 4* 4- 41 FOOTBALL 4>4f4>4>