Sherbrooke daily record, 13 août 1913, mercredi 13 août 1913

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record S ¦atftbllahed 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13\t1913 ONE GENT GOV.SIZES His Wife Made Eleventh Hour Effort to Save Him IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTION CARRIED BY VOTE OP 79 TO 46.Albany, N.Y\u201e August 13\u2014(Spec ial)\u2014Governor William Sulzer was impeached at 5.16 o\u2019clock this morning, by Democratic majority Assem bly of New York Legislature, after an all night session, and after his wife had made an eleventh hour effort to save him at the risk of sacrificing her own reputation.The or ganization leaders, who had sparred for time all night in fear that their programme of impeachment would he wrecked by lack of votes, welcomed newcomers Assembly Chamber summoned from New York, during the early hours and assured of victory by their presence started a raped fire of legislation with the adoption ofl impeachment resolution by a vote of 79 to 45.SENSATIONAL STORY.Overshadowing in interest even the impeachment proceedings was a sensational story on the lips of manv legislators that Mrs.Sulzer, who is said to have handled her husband\u2019s cheques for years had made to Senator Palmer an explanation of the alleged irregurities in Governor Sul-zer\u2019s campaign receipts brought out by the Prawley committee.Mrs.Sulzer\u2019s alleged statement was made the subject of a motion by Minority Leader Hinman shortly before 2 o\u2019clock that further consider-aticn of the impeachment proceedings be deferred till Wednesday.The motion was declared defeated by an aye and nay vote and w'as followed by a roll call on a motion' to re-con-' aider the vote by which the original motion was lost.The roll call on Hinman\u2019s motion to reconsider, first test last night of the strength of the Democratic organ-' ization, resulted in its defeat by a vote of 73 to 49.This indicated that the organization lacked three votes of a majority which is necessary to impeach.IS For World Defence of the British Empire WEALTHY JAP IN TOILS.Fresno, Cal., August 13.\u2014H.Iwats, rated as the wealthiest Japanese of, Fresno County, was arrested yesterday by United States Immigration Inspector Brazie and faces deportion on the ground of being in this country illegally.Iwats owns part of the property in which were housed forty Japanese women who were deported recently.He owns a business block, a modern Japanese theatre and is à director in a Japanese company.*-4- CASTRO SAID TO HAVE SAILED.Washington, August 13.\u2014The uprising led by Cipriano Castro in Venezuela is officially reported by American Consul Voetter at Carabas as a failure.He confirms earlier reports that General Torres, and his officers who headed the revolution in the eastern part of the country, have been captured.-+- HON.LOUIS CODERRE\u2019S TRIP.Ottawa, August 13.\u2014Hon.Louis Coderre, secretary of state and minister of mines, left last night for Toronto, and after the close of the geological congress he will accompany the delegates on a trip to Victoria, Jl.C.The minister, who will he away until the beginning of September, is accompanied by Madame Coderre and his private secretary, Mr.L.Paradis.FUN AT LONDONDERRY.Londonderry, Ireland, August 13\u2014 Rioting, participated in by Nationalists and Orangemen, occurred here yesterday during a political celebration.In the fighting one policeman was shot and severely wounded, and many other persons were injured.The mayor of the city was severely injured by a stone during the riot-ing.Canada is nearly thirty times as large as Great Britain and Ireland, the total area of the Dominion being only 237,000 square miles less than that of the whole Continent of Europe.CRUISE IN DISTANT WATERS AND PATROL FOREIGN SEAS.London, August 13.\u2014The\tTele graph\u2019s naval correspondents,\tdeal- ing with the whole world defence of the British Empire, says: \u201cNot the least important aspect of the naval policy is the influence the retention of ships in home waters has on the professional character of the officers and men.In cruising to ports abroad the navy gained assurance and developed hardiness.General handiness and efficiency in gunnery is probably more highly developed at home, but the fleet must be saved domesticity or moral decline.Under the old regime fifty-three per cent, of the ships only were retained at home, while forty-seven per cent, were constantly cruising abroad.To-day there is one cruiser in the Mediterranean, another is in the East Indies and three are stationed on the Chinese coast.Elsewhere the British navy is unrepresented, excepting for cruisers, mostly of the smaller classes.\u201d He quotes Mr.Borden\u2019s summing up of 160 ships in foreign and colonial stations in 1902 as against 76 to-day, and concludes that the Admiralty cannot again adopt the policy of dispersion of the ships, as the men are not available and the expense is prohibitive.But more small crùisers, he says, are needed on the coast of British Columbia, and a larger squadron at the Cape.Above all, there should be an Imperial squadron, provided jointly by the Mother Country and the Dominions for cruising in distant waters.The Standard\u2019s naval correspondent states that the AdnJralty have decided, in view of the invasion at Grimsby, to station a destroyer flotilla permanently at the Humber, and probably also submarines.This fifty destroyer flotilla, to be based at the Humber, will have a strength of twenty making the total for the North Sea seventy-six in full commission and thirty-one reserve \u2014-f- ARRESTED AT ALTAR.Port Hope, August 13\u2014Saturday evening last preparations were in progress for a wedding at a residence in Margaret street.It developed yesterday that Rev.A.H.Going, pastor of the Methodist Church, who was to have performed the ceremony, was in the act of reading the license when in walked Chief of Police Gummer-son with a warrant for the arrest of the prospective bridegroom, William Henry Franklin Dixon, on a charge of perjury, in that he swore that the bride-elect, Kate Clara Saddler, daughter of George Saddler, of Peter-boro, was 20 years of age, whereas she will only be 16 on the 17th of next month.The girl\u2019s father attended an excursion to Niagara Falls, and Dixon is alleged to have availed himself of the opportunity to coax her to come to Port Hope, where he has been living since January.He came here from Peterhoro after the disposition of a charge against him of abducting the same girl.Dixon obtained the marriage license from Henry Reynolds, a local jeweller, by swearing that the girl was 20 years of age and he 28, although he appears to be over 40.Dixon appeared in the Police Court before J.w.Sanders and T.Long, justices of the peace, and was remanded until Wednesday.-f- MR.BORDEN HARD AT WORK.Ottawa, August\t13.\u2014The Right Hon.R.L.Borden, who since his return from St.Andrew\u2019s has been busily engaged with his official duties, has planned no further holidays this season.He will go to Toronto on the 24th to open the National Exhibition on the following day and may remain there part of the week.my Two Poles Shot on Ontario Street.ONE RECEIVED BULLET JUST BELOW THE HEART.Montreal, August 13.\u2014During a brief altercation as to the right of way over a narrow sidewalk near the corner of Ontario street east and Brown street, at half-past eleven o\u2019clock last night, Runeslas Ypklonsky, a Pole, and his brother, Eddie Yoklon-sky, both living at 79 Brown street, were shot by a man who escaped.Eddie Yoklonsky, 40 years of age, received a revolver bullet just below the heart and is in a critical condition, and Runeslas, 30 years of age, was shot in the back near the arm-pit.Both the victims were taken to the\u2019 Notre Dame Hospital.The two Yoklonsky, according to the story told by Lieut.Lantaigne, of the Frontenac police station, were on Ontario street on their way to see what the circus tents in the Mas-sicotte grounds looked like, and when at the corner of Brown and Ontario streets they got in the way of three men, whom Runeslas Yoklonsky stated he believed to be Italians.From this point his story was obscure, hut there was jostling and angry words, and one of the three men drew a revolver and fired at the two brothers.The three men then made their escape by way of a lane off Frontenac street, making off in the direction of Wurtele street.GERMANY WAVERING.Berlin, Germany, August 13.\u2014There are signs that German industries are beginning to reconsider their indifference towards the Panama Exhibition.The arguments of Ballin, a friend of the Kaiser, are beginning to have effect and the central union of German merchants have published an urgent appeal to German-Ameri-cans.The Frankfurter Zeitung argues that it is both politically and economically necessary that Germany he represented at the exposition.CLIP THIS COUPON IMPERIAL EMBROIDERY PATTERN v OUTFIT * PRESENTED BY Sherbrooke Daily Record FREE COUPON To Indicate you are a regular reader you must present Three Coupons like 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Gamboa.Both Mr.Lind and Senor Gamboa insist that no great importance attached to the visit.The Mexican Government is still insistent that it will not deal with Mr.\u2019Lind officially, nor listen to any suggestion from him as to mediation or to any proposal emanating^ from his Government.Mr.Lind was presented to Senor Gamboa by Nelson O\u2019Shaughnessy, charge d\u2019affaires of the American embassy, in the character of a private citizen.The conversation between the Mexican Cabinet officer and Mr.Lind was entirely informal, both carefully avoiding the subject of polities of the mission which is personally entrusted to Mr.Lind by President Wilson.The visit of Mr.Lind consumed but few minutes .of Senor Gamboa\u2019s time, and few persons knew that it had been made.The time selected for the call was when few visitors were at the Foreign Office, and a disposition was shown in the department to cloak it with secrecy.No further steps were taken by Mr.Lind yesterday to advance the object of his mission to Mexico, and it is believed that there will be little development in the situation before Thursday.Mr.Lind is in communication with Washington and it is not improbable that his movements will be governed by instructions from there, based upon the progress he is able to make here.fini Of LATE MRS.HV.OVEU Victim of Knowlton Wil be Buried To-Day OTHER OCCUPANTS OF CAR ARE PROGRESSING FAVORABLY.Montreal, Aug.13.\u2014The remains of Mrs.H.R.Ovenden, who was killed on Monday afternoon near Know! ton, when the automobile in which she in company with Mr.and Mrs Z.E.Martin, Weils Martin, and Miss Avice Martin, of Chicago was overturned and plunged twenty-five feet into a ravine, about a mile and a half from the town, were brought into Montreal yesterday, where the funeral service will be held this afternoon.The real truth of the tragedy was only revealed to her husband, Mr.H.R.Ovenden, secretary of the Cartier Centenary Committee, when he reached the Lake View Hotel at Knowlton, where the Martin party were staying, after driving in an automobile from Drummondville, the C.P.R.train for Portland, bearing the bereaved husband, being stopped for the purpose at that point.The remains of the victims were brought into the city by her husband early yesterday morning.The funeral service will be held this afternoon at four o\u2019clock in the Church of St.John the Evangelist, the Rev.Leonard A.Smith, senior curate, officiating.Following the service the remains will be , taken by Mr.Ovenden tonight on the 10.30 train from the Bonaventure Station to Chicago, where they will be buried in the Forest Home Cemetery.It was stated by Mr.Wells Martin, who was driving the car at the time of the accident, that the condition of his parents and sister Was such that they would not be able to leave their beds, and that they would be unable to go to Chicago on the train convey ng the remains of the victim.The occupants of the car who escaped were badly cut and bruised, hut are reported as progressing favorably.DID NOT SHOW UP PARTIES CHARGED WITH KEEPING DISORDERLY HOUSE HAVE DEPARTED.This morning, when the Court was ready to continue the case of W.G.Davidson vs.Charles H.Towle and Louise Garneau, charged with keeping a disorderly house, it was learned that neither of them had put in an appearance, and furthermore, that they had moved all their belongings and departed for parts unknown.Bernice Pickett, alias Garneau, who was held on a charge of being an inmate, also failed to appear.On Saturday afternoon last Judge Mulvena allowed them their freedom on the understanding that they were to appear this morning.L.C.Belanger, K.C., their attorney, asked for this favor and promised that his clients would be on hand.They were let out without bail.LEASE CANCELLED.Before Judge Globensky, in the Practice Court, Mr.Rioux made ap plication to have the lease cancelled between Mr.Davidson and the accused.Tlie evidence was all heard, and the petition granted.An adjournment was made until this afternoon at 2 o\u2019clock.KING GEORGE ON HOLIDAY.London, August 13.\u2014 King George has left London for a week\u2019s visit to the Marquis of Ripon at Studley Royal, Lord Ripon\u2019s famous mansion in Yorkshire, where the grouse shooting is now in full swing.Other guests are Lord and Lady Derby, Lord Herbert Vane-Tempest, Robert Duff and Lady Juliet Duff, the Marquis de Several and the Hon.John Ward and Mrs.Ward, the latter the daughter of the late TT.S.Ambassador, Whitelaw Reid.GEM STRIKE JAI LED OFF Workmen of Milan Pass Resolution to That Effect SEVERAL DISORDERLY SCENES IN ROME YESTERDAY.Milan, August 13.\u2014At a meeting,of strikers yesterday a resolution calling for the cessation of the general strike was passed.;Ten thousand workmen attended the meeting.The decision to cease the movement was reached as a result of promises made by the employers that they would resume the discussions with the strikers, which were broken off some time ago, and endeavor to reach an agreement on the demands of the men.Only the street car and railroad employees will continue on strike.Some, persons are of the opinion that yesterday\u2019s action means an end of the general strike, arguing that the funds of the workmen are exhausted and that they will be forced to return to work.Others, however, express the belief that the employees will he unable to grant all the concessions demanded by the n.cn and that therefore the strike will be resumed shortly on a larger and ierc-er scale.FIGHTING IN ROME.Rome, August 1?.\u2014Serious disorders broke out yesterday afternoon when strikers smashed lamp posts, broke shop windows aid attacked street cars in the om'ying districts.Sev-.-'a\u2019 persons were wounded in the fighting and 500 were arrested.No serious trouble occurred in any of the other towns affe.oed by the strike, except Genoa, where a dis turhsnee necessitated the landing of sailors to maintain order.Body of W.G.Martin Found in Apartment House SEV.ERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS AND DIAMOND RING MISSING.New York, August 13.\u2014 W.G.Martin, 35 years old, proprietor of a millinery store at Toronto, was found murdered, last night in a room of an uptown apartment house.The body lay on a bed with both hands tied behind the back and with a piece of gas tubing and a gag in his mouth.Two deep stab wounds and a deep gash were on the head.Martin had been dead several hours when the body was found.Every pocket in the dead man\u2019s clothing was turned insideout.Martin is known to have carried several hundred dollars and valuable jewellery, none of which was found in his room.Martin came here Monday to purchase goods for his Toronto store.Mrs.Annie Barrett, a milliner, who accompanied him yesterday when he visited several wholesale houses, told the police that he broke an appointment with her for last night to meet some friends.Mrs.Barrett said that when she saw Martin at 6 o\u2019clock on Monday evening he told her he had met two friends and would see her again yesterday before leaving the city.At that time, she said, he had a wallet containing several hundred dollars, a diamond ring valued at ?200, a gold watch and chain and a gold cigar cutter.None of these articles have been found.Mrs.Barrett yesterday reported Martin\u2019s failure to keep his engagement to meet her before his departure for home.Patrolman Donnelly was called in last evening by Theodore Jones, who conducts the rooming house at 458 West ûïth street, and told that a man was lying dead in a room on one of the upper floors.In the room were found a woman\u2019s garments and a man\u2019s hat on the bed near the body.Jones, in reply to questions by the detectives, said that the room had been occupied for the past week by a man and women who gave their names as Mr.and Mrs.Johnson.The man, he said, had left a couple of days ago, and the woman had gone out about 4 o\u2019clock on Monday af temoon.DM NEWS SPEW MALL PAMS Of K CASH IMPS SAWING MACHINE DESTROYED BY FIRE.McConnell, Aug.13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A fire was started a few days ago which tiurned up Mr.J.Gamache\u2019s sawing rig, and was fast assuming alarming proportions, when, fortunately, rain came in time to save further serious damage.KNOWLTON SCHOOL COMMIS-IONERS.Knowlton, Aug.13.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The monthly meeting of the School Commissioners was held on Monday evening.The School rate was fixed and the resignation of Mr.MaçElroÿ accepted.Mr.Davis was appointed caretaker.STEPPED ON A NEEDLE.Knowlton, Aug.13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mrs.O.Owens of Montreal who is spending the summer at Mr.H.C.Knowlton\u2019s, met with a misfortune last week.She stepped on a needle and broke it off in her foot.She was obliged to go to Montreal, where the X-Ray was applied and the needle removed.Mrs.Owens has returned to Knowlton.OF BUCHAREST TREATY Powers Did Not Support Russia and Austria GERMAN GOVERNOR'S INFLUENCE PLAYED PROMINENT PART.Vienna, Austria, Aug.13.\u2014fSiec-ial)\u2014It is said that finding uo support from other powers both Russia and Austria have abandon'd their intentions to demand revision of Bucharest Treaty.It is rumored that this change in policy, v;hich is attributed to the German Emperor\u2019s influence, and the refusal of France to support Russia will involve the fall of Count Leopold von Berchthold, Aus trlan Foreign Minister.ODD FELLOWS HAVE SUCCESSFUL YEAR Now Number 5,760 in Quebec Province HAVE PAID OUT OVER $20,000 FOR RELIEF\u2014GRAND LODGE NEXT WEEK.The annual session of the Grand Lodge of Quebec, I.O.O.F., will take place in Montreal on Wednesday next.The officers of the Grand Lodge this year, are as follows : J.Irving McCabe, Cowansville, Grand Master.A.P.Doddridge, Quebec, Deputy Grand Master.F.P.Houlahan, Sherbrooke, Grand Warden.T.J.Potter, Montreal, Grand Secretary.D.\tJ.Dickson, P.G.M., Montreal, Grand Treasurer.Wm.Kennedy, P.G.M., Montreal, Grand Representative.E.\tA.Akhurst, P.G.M., Coati-cook, Grand Representative.R.W.Dickson, Montreal, Grand Marshal.M.E.Baker, Dunham, Grand Conductor.Rev.P.Pergau, Clarenceville, Grand Chaplain.J.Clarke Boyd, Huntingdon, Grand Guardian.F.\tJ.Verrill, Melbourne, Grand Herald.The Grand Lodge representatives from the Eastern Townships are as follows : Pioneer, Richmond, No.7\u2014F.Hall-igan, J.D.Smith.Unity, Sherbrooke, No.8\u2014F.L.Bean, A.H.Graham, E.H.May.Golden Rule, Danville, No.13\u2014W.Kent, A.J.Taylor.Victoria, Coaticook, No.16\u2014A.G.AUTO TURNED TURTLE.Windsor Mills, Aug.13.\u2014(Special) What might have proved a very serious accident occurred here Tuesday, when a Barton, Vt., auto collided with a manure spreader belonging to Mr.D.McCarthy in front of the creamery.The car turned turtle and the two occupants of the car were pinned under it.One man had his arm quite badly injured while the other received a few bruises on his head and side.The car which belonged to Rev.Father LeBlanc of Barton, Vt, was quite badly damaged.Help was on hand almost immediately to bring the unfortunate victims back to town.8.S.PICNIC AT EAST FARNHAM.East Farnham, August 13.\u2014(Spec ialj The S.S.picnic in connection with the Methodist and Congo Sunday Schools was held in Mr.Earl Goddard\u2019s grove.The day was an ideal one, and upwards of 70 people young and old gathered in the beautiful grove about 11.30.After a sumptuous dinner had been partaken of, the crowd adjourned to an open field, where races were held.Ladies\u2019 race\u2014Won by Mrs.Achilles.Sack race\u2014Won by Guy Kittridge.Boys\u2019 race\u2014Won by Gordon Shu-felt.Young boys\u2019 race\u2014Won by Harry Achilles.Young girls\u2019 race- Won h Lynn Shufelt.Girls\u2019 race\u2014Won by Annie Taber.After races the young men had a baseball match.At the close Rev.Mr.Brundage, on behalf of those present, made a few remarks, thank ing Mr.and Mrs.Earl Goddard for their untiring efforts in making the picnic the success it was.Three cheers were then given for Mr.and Mrs.Goddard, after which all returned home, feel ng that they had thoroughly enjoyed the day.The prizes which were presented to the winners in the races were kindly given by Mr.and Mrs.Goddard, showing their WON FIRST PRIZE.Rock Island, Aug.13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Gordon Ross drew first prize for his water color subject, \"Puss in Boots\u201d in the competition offered by the Montreal Telegram.The prize was ten dollars in gold.Miss Kathleen Heath also drew a prize in composition, the subject, \u201cHow 1 Spend My Vacation,\u201d Her prize was five dollars.SHAKEN UP WHEN HORSE RAN AWAY.GraniteviUe, Aug.13.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mrs.D.Mclnnis escaped what might have been very serious injury when her horse shied the other day.When1 pulling him into the road again the rein broke and the horse bolted.Mrs.Mclnnis jumped out and was considerably shaken up.The horse went over the stone wall into the fieldi completely wrecking the buggy and harness.CROP CONDITIONS AT WATERLOO.Waterloo, Aug.13.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Farmers in the vicinity of Waterloo are making good progress with haying.The weather for haying has been ideal and the \u2019\u2019rop has been secured and housed in good condition.The crop which a few weeks ago looked as if it, would be light now proves to be a record one ; the rains which came just before haying comment d was a benefit to +,i farmers and meant thousands or ollars to the farming community, vli.st farmers report a good crop of bay, many claim as good as last year, which was a good one, and a great many say that in quality and quantity it far exceeds that of last year.Corn, which earlier in the season promised to be a poor crop, has wonderfully improved.The hot weather has proved ideal corn weather and it has fairly leaped (Continued on Page 8) THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With which la Untta» le Eastern Tomstiips Bank SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., D.C.L., President.ALEXANDER LAIRD, General B9«.aat*?8 JOHN AIRD, Aset.General Ma**ff«r« Coital,$15,000,000 Rest^.SOO.OQO lORtlGN BUSINESS This Bank offers 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COST OF LIVING VERSUS WAGES.London, August 13.\u2014 A Board of Trade report dealing with the working classes, issued yesterday, shows a general rise in the cost of living without a corresponding increase in wages.The report covers the seven years ending with 1912.1 THE WEATHER \\ LOCAL FORCA8T.Fair and very warm.r * is usee, USE IT AT HOME.-it costs mo more.W.G.M.SHEPHERD, MONTREAL, SOLE AGENT FOR CANADA.ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT PRICES The present condition of the money market provides an exceptionally: attractive market for those with funds available for investment.Many issues which would be selling at higher prices if it were not for the conditions just mentioned are offered by us.For these reasons wo are within the mark when we say that bargains are available in investment securities at the present time.However, the situâtian is perhaps more perplexing than usual, and the advance and counsel of experienced investment houses of ttfe highest standing should be sought.We shall be very glad indeed to send vou n list of securities which we have for sale at the present time.F.B.McCURDY & CO.Members Moutreal Stock Exchange Bherbrooko Offioa.Art Builrttn*.R.- N?ROBINS', MsXSteri BRANCHF.S : Coaticook.Richmond.Rock Island, CooksHi»i ^ nra SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1013.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS ally Reports From Correspondents Of What Is Golnfl os.r i\t- » RICHMOND.Mies Stella Galvin, who was taken o the Royal Victoria Hospital, ont real, has been successfully oper-ted upon and is progressing favor-bly.Rev.Mother St.Martin, former music teacher in the St.Patrick\u2019s Convent, has returned here and is now Superior of the Convent.A large number of her old pupils met her at the station to greet her.Mr.Marshall, of Victotiaville, was in town on business Monday.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church will meet with Mrs.George Gilchrist on Wednesday afternoon.After the business meeting supper will be served to any wishing same.The services of the Congregational Church will be resumed on Sunday, August 17th, morning and evening, at the usual hours.Arrivals and departures: Miss Dun-Yon and Miss Jennie Wilson to Bat-tleboro, N.J., on an extended visit; Mr.G.Kinsley to his home in Rutland, Vt., after being the guest of Mr.and Mrs.M.McKee for the past week; Miss Maude Galvin, Mr.Chap.Galvin to Montreal to visit the r sister, who is ill in the R.V.Hospital.The picnic in connection with the Methodist Church will be held on Thursday.August 14th.Mrs.G.Bracket from Montreal, where she has been in the R.V.Hospital for treatment, much improved in health, and is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.Bracket; Mr.A.J.Shad and family, who have spent the summer here, on Monday for their home in Jacksonville, Florida.Mrs.Thos.McCourt is still quite ill at her home.Mr.and Mrs.H.Hardy have returned from Montreal and Quebec, where they attended the union meeting of the B.of L.E.and G.I.A.for the past week.Miss D.Dornie has returned to her home in Ottawa after a month's visit with Mrs.G.T.Brown.Mrs.N.E.Lasonde and little daughter, Doris, of Montreal, are visiting Mr.and Mrs.G.Lasonde.Mr.G.B.Hardy went to Joliette on Monday.Mr.Rufus Wyatt has returned to Montreal after the week-end with his mother.! ter., in town en route for Newport to I attend Elmer Hill\u2019s wedding, their !\ti nephew; Mr.B.TTucll of Lawrence, Mrs.E.Loisell to Mont'eai after J were: J.M.and H-B- Learned, of this | if ass., in town visiting ids s'.-st1:'-, Mr.Thomas Blahs, wife and (laugh- cd relatives in Warden this week; Mr.\tA.XI_______________________________________,J\t^ *-\t1,0 7\u2019 DIX VILLE.Misses.Alice and May Roy of Island Pond, Vt., are visiting at the home of their aunt, Mrs.H.Judson Norris.Mr.Charles Po®le of Hatley is paying a visit to his daughter, Mrs.H.Call at \"Peninsula Dairy Farm.\u201d Mr.C.J.Wright and daughter, Vivian of Sherbrooke were week-end guests of Mrs.L.W.Wright and family.Miss Fannie Damon is enjoying a little holiday with friends at Coati-cook and Waterviile.Mr.Wm.Jones, Mail Clerk of Island Pond, Vt., was in town Monday on business.Mrs.E.Hamilton is spending a little time with friends at Coaticook.Mr.H.W.Childs and Miss Bessie Childs, Mr.and Mrs.F.Parsons, Mr.E.W.Damon and Mrs.E.Damon, spent the week-end at camp \"Uneeda Rest,\u201d Lake Averiil.Mr.and Mrs.Goyette spent Sunday at Baldwin\u2019s Mills, the guests of Mrs.Goyette\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alexis Valade.Mr.E.E.Gilson of Sherbroote was a recent guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.Gilson.Miss Lizzie O\u2019Donnell is at Averll the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.JV.Logan.Mr.and Mrs.Clark Williamson and daughter, Marjory ot Newport, Vt., are spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.W.Geo.Mayhew and family.Mr.Claude Wright of Montreal, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs.L.W.Wright.Mr.and Mrs.A.Blanchard and Mr.Jesse Blanchard of Pittsburg, N.H , were guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Cushing and family on Sunday; Miss Hazel Marsh of Barford has been spending a few days with her friend, Miss Lizzie Bgleston.Mr.and Mrs.Will W.Norris were visiting friends at Averiil on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Wright Everett of Coaticook were calling on friends here on Friday.Mr.W.G.Martin is repairing the dam at his grist mill and putting in a new flume.Mr.James W.Dyke celebrated his birthday on Thursday, August 7th.His brother, Mr.G.D.Dyke, Mr.and Mrs.Hogarth and Mrs.Cockburn and 1 other friends came from St.Malo for the occasion.Rev.C.P.England and family and others from the vicinity were also present.Twenty took supper in a grove near Mr.Dyke\u2019s house.Miss Sarah Wright in her pleasing and efficient manner provided sumptuously for the occasion, and a very pleasant afternoon and evening was spent.Two of the guents also celebrated their birthday with Mr.Dyke, namely, Mrs.C.P.England and Mr.Charles Wbitebouse.It is not often that three people born on the same day, celebrate their birthday together.Among other gifts, Mr.Dyke received a birthday book which contained the autographs of bis friends who were present.Mrs.England was kindly remembered by Mr.Dyke and Miss Wright with a nice ladies purse in which there was also a gift of spending a month with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Andrews; Mr.and Mrs.P.C.Matheson at Reedsville, guests of their daughter, Mrs.Donald McLeod; Miss Clare Clark in Bury recently; Mr.and Mrs.Loisell and Miss Amy Loisell to Montreal after spending two weeks with Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Andrews; Mr.and Mrs.O.G, Bickford home from spending some time with their daughter, Mrs.G.O.Bishop, at Lime Ridge; Mr.and Mrs.Forrest Rief and child, of Denison\u2019s Mills, guests of her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.R.Grixton.MARBLETON Mr.L.Mackay, East Angus, in town, to see his brother, Leeman, who is ill.Arrivals and departures; Mr.and Mrs.Clayton Chester, and little son, Gray don, Fast Angus, guests of Mr.and'Mrs.Wm.Bishop; Miss Hunt, Newport, Vt., guest of her aunt, Mrs.W.M.Bishop; Mrs.Findlay and Miss Findlay, Levis, guests of her sister, Mrs.W.W.Oughtred; Miss E.Chapman, to East Angus; Dr.Robertson, Lennoxville, accompanied by his brother and Master Tommy Robertson, in town on Sunday, coming by auto; Miss Carol Robertson, returned to her home in Lennoxville on Sunday after having been the guest of Miss Moira Drummond at Lakeside cottage, Silver Lake, for some time; Mrs.C.E.Weyland, Miss May Weyland, and Miss Annie Sullivan to Lake Nicolet on Sunday; Messrs.H.Bishop, Richard Weyland, Geo.Bennett, Carl Muukittrick and T.Stevenson, to Lake Nicolet, also K.Willard, Lois Hebert, Horace Weston, Fred Weston, and Mr.Isaac Lindsay from Sawyerville.Service on Sunday next, August 17th will be (D.V.) at St.Paul\u2019s Church at seven p.m.Sunday School at ten a.m.Choir practice at seven p.m.on Friday, August 15, in the Church.-*\u2014.- LEARNED PLAIN.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Albert Barber, of East Clifton, at Mr.T.Hood's; Mr.John Heath, of Hall Stream, Mr.and Mrs.Judson Heath, Mrs.Norman Young, of West Stew artstown, N.H., in town to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.Edwin Heath; Mrs.E.Palmer, of Bury, at Mr.F.P.Y'oung's; Mrs.J.A.Young and Olga, to their home in Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.T.Hoed to Sawyerville on Friday to attend the funeral of the latter\u2019s aunt, Mrs.N.Thomas, of Lennoxville, an old resident of this piace; Master Ray mond and Miss Beulah Stevenson to Ascot on Sunday; Mrs.Stevenson and Mrs.Norman Young, to Sawyerville on Sunday.The funeral of Mrs.Edwin Heath took place from her home here to the Roman Catholic Church at Cook-shire, on Wednesday.The hearers place, John McClcod, oi Cookshire, Wm.Leonard, of Sawyerville.The conductor was Mr.G.W.French.A large number of friends and neighbors were present to pay their last token of respect to one who had spent her life among them and was universally loved and respected.She was born here seventy-two years ago in May and leaves an aged husband, one sister and one brother, and a large number of nephews and nieces to mourn her loss.W.H.Bowen and family at her sister\u2019s at Miletta on Sunday ; Miss M.Stone with her sister at East Bolton.Mrs.Wray; Mr.Keuetric uia his sister-in-law.Miss Kate Gar;eiu oi Boston, in town on their way to Baldwin\u2019s Mills, to join rhe rest of the family in camp there.The Dc:by Line r\u201eit stjre in the Waldron Block has been sold to a lady from Maine, who will cany on the same hushiess.DANVILLE Miss Rhoda Husband, of North Hatley, is the guest of her friend, Miss Marjorie Brown, Academy Street.Mr.Elwin Findlay and Miss Florence Findlay are spending a few days with relatives in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Stockwell, of Kelowna, B.C., former well known residents of Danville, arrived Saturday evening and are visiting their daughter, Mrs.Boultenhouse.Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Philbrick and daughters, the Misses Monica, Harriett and Charlotte, have returned from a motoring trip to Waterloo and Frelighsburg.Mr.Howard Stockwell, of the Canadian Bank of Cjommerce, Richmond, spent the past week at his home here.Mr.and Mrs.Dugan, of Montreal, who have been the guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.Brown, returned home Saturday.Mrs.Arthur Burbank and little son left Thursday for Kelowna, 15.C., to spend the summer with her son and daughter.Mr.Giasson, who has been relieving tlie St.Hyacinthe Branch of the Bank of Commerce, has returned and will take up his duties here as usual.Miss Blatch of Montreal is visiting her sister, Mrs.George Brown.Mrs.Fred C.Stockwell has left for Montreal where she will be the guest of her son, Mr.R.Stockwell and other relatives and friends.Mr.Lionel Beaupre, of Quebec City was the guest of his mother at her Danville home for the week-end.The United Christian Endeavor Society will meet in the basement of the Federated Church Thursday evening.The subject will be \u2018\u2018Christian Unity.\u201d Mr.J.N.Lemaire, Mrs.F.Houle, Mr.Hamel and Mr.Pelerin, all of Drummondville, Que., who spent the week-end with Mr.Blais\u2019 family, returned ijome to-day.The Rev.Father Beaupre, of Ste.Anne de Danville, has gone to Sherbrooke to the Annual Retreat.Mr.W.J.Nutbrown and son, of $tanstead, visiting Mr.and Mrs.W.R.GiSord over Sunday.Miss G.Smith, who has been the guest of Mrs.D.H.Cameron, left for her home in New Brunswick.Mrs.M.E.Cameron, who has been visiting her brother and family at Kingsey Falls, returned home Sunday.WINDSOR MILLS.Mr.Joseph McCabe, of Montreal, the guest of his mother, Mrs.J.McCabe; Mr.A.J.Brown, of Montreal, spending the week-end with his family here; Mr.Cecil Cassidy, to Montreal, after visiting Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Morrow; Mrs.Haddock, to Kingsey Falls after spending some time with Mr.and Mrs.Henry Gardner; Dr.J.A.McCabe and party for a motor trip to Valleyfield to spend some time with his brother.Dr.\\Vn«.McCabe; Mrs.Williams iand son, Douglas, of Montreal, the guests of her friend, Mrs.F.Samson; Mr.J.Aitken, of Montreal, spending Sunday with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Aitken; Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Bourque, to Richmond after being the guests of his parents, Mr.and Mrs Bourque.A picnic will be given for the children of St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Sunday School on Thursday, August 14th.The children will meet at the home of Mr.M.Simons at half past one o'clock.CROSSBURY.Mrs.Guy O'Brien is seriously ill.Mr.H.Maskell, Sherbrooke, is visiting his grandmother and other relatives here.Mr.Sam Aulis and Master Willie Aulis are in Bulwer, the latter to remain a few days with his brother for his Vacation.Mr.Reggie Aulis, Birchton, was home over Sunday.Mr.Fred Ross, Cookshire, was at home Sunday.Mr.John Aulis has gone to Mar-tinville, where he is employed by Mr.Godreau, butcher.Miss L.Nicholson was at home Sunday from Cookshire.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Locke, Mr.Edwin Lock, Miss Winnifred Locke, went to Coaticook by auto recently- Mrs.Charles Locke has learned of the death of her adopted brother, Mr.Sam McKibbon, Chicago, who leaves a widow with eight children.Mrs.John Locke and Miss Cutting have returned to Coaticook after visiting relatives here.Paquette, of Bury, were at Mrs.J.W.Ward\u2019s, recently.Miss E.W.Ord, nurse, was called to Sherbrooke Friday morning.Mr.and Mrs.A.Berwick started Tuesday morning for a trip to the West and will spend some time with their sons in Manitoba.UPPER MELBOURNE.Miss V.Chamberlain, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, is spending a few wmeks in Mel-boro the guest of her cousin, Miss E.Driver.Rev.Mr.Dionne and wife from Montreal, were recently the guests of Mrs.J.Lemoine and have purchased a few' acres of land from Mr.Gauthier of Richmond, where they will build a residence and make their home.We welcome them.Mr.W.H.Fowler fell from a ladder he was mounting and injured himself.He is at work again however.Master Howard Lahue, of Lcnnox-ville, is spending a few days at \u201cSunny Brae\u201d the guest of Mrs.J.Galbraith.Mr.Lynch and brother have purchased the George Watson farm.L\u2019AVENIR.Arrivals and departures include ; Mr.and Mrs.George Drysdale and family of Drummondville, the guests of Miss Annie L.McCaig; Miss Ella M.Pic ken home from Toronto, Ont., after a week\u2019s vacation; Mr.Ernest Picken to spend Sunday with his uncle, Mr.H.Picken; Miss Evelyn Bogie to spend a few days with relatives in Waterloo; Mrs.F.A.Wyman and daughter, Doris back to their home in Pitsfield, Maine, after being the guests of her mother, Mrs.R.Picken and other relatives; Mr.and Mrs.S.Vanes back to South Durham after being the guests of Mrs.R.Picken and other relatives.Mr.J.Dunn back to Montreal, after visiting the past week with Mrs.McCaig; Mr.Ivan McCaig and Wilfred Musto to South Durham to spend Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.W.N.Johnston.ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE.Arrivals and departures: Mr.and Mrs.Barrie, visiting Her sister, Mrs.John Foster, at the Foster home ; Miss Ellen Butterfield, of California, a guest of Mrs.Elizabeth Baxter; Lyman Hill, from camp at Baldwin\u2019s Mills; Mr.and Mrs.Badgley and two daughters, of Chicago, at the Derby Line Hotel; Mrs.Benoit and daughter, at Chas.Garceau\u2019s; Messrs.Dick and George Millet, camping with relatives at Lake Lester; H.M.Barrett, Principal of the East Denver High School, visiting his aunts, Mrs.A.M.Aldrich, and Miss E.Blake.Invitations are out for a linen shower given in honor of Miss Margaret Girard at St.Joseph\u2019s Hall, August 14th.Mr.John L.Heath took his aunt, Mrs.Sarah Hill, and his nephew, Mendeth Hastings, to Bolton Springs going from Heathton to Bolton Springs in three hours and a quarter by auto Mr.Fred Edmunds, of the Caswell and O\u2019Rourke grocery store, is taking his vacation at North Troy, visiting relatives.Mrs.1.0.Martin returned from England where she has spent a couple of months visiting the scenes of her childhood.Miss Mamie Moreau of the Daylight store is having her holidays.Mrs.J.L.Heath and daughters are at Heathton for a couple of weeks.Suttered Tortures Until , \u201cFniit-a-tives\u201d Cured Him.McMintAK\u2019sCoRNkR^ON^ i5iœ \u201cYour remedy, \u201cFruit-a-tive.\" U a perfect panacea for Rheumatism.For years I* suffered distressing pam from Sciatica or Sciatic Rheumatism, being laid up several times a year for days at a time.I went tn différât doctors who told me there was no use doing anything it would pass away.They gave me mustard plasters and other remedies Zt did no good.Plasters took no effect on me\u2014except to blister me and make raw spots.I took many advertised remedies without benefit but fortunate-ly, about two years ago, I got Fruit-a-tives\" and they cured me.Since then, I take \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-toves\u2019 occasionally and keep_ free of F*in\u2018 , am satisfied \u201cFruit-a-tives cured mem Rheumatism and they will cure auyon who takes them as directed.Httos letter would be of value to you, publish it\u201d JOHN B.MCDONALD; Indeed, this letter is of value to us and to the thousands of sufferers from Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago and Neuralgia.It points the way to a certain cure.50c a box, 6 for |3-50tnal size, 25c.At dealers or from Frtuba-lives Limited, Ottawa.DUDSWELL.Arrivals and departures : Mr.R.Gilbert and Miss McLellen of Cdlc-brooke, visiting Mr.R.Gilbert; Mrs.S.\tJenkerson of Bishop\u2019s Crossing at Mr.B.W.Jenkerson\u2019s on Saturday; Miss Boisvert to tier home in Lime Ridge; Mr.and Mrs.Carl Leonard of Sherbrooke, in this place recently; Mr.E.Turner of W\u2019estbury visiting friends on Sunday; Mrs.Vincent Avery, Miss Kathleen and Mrs.E.A.Rowe to Ascot Comer; Mr.and Mrs.T.\tKidd of South Dudswell calling on friends in this place last week; Mr.R.E.Willard in tow'n on Monday.RANDBORO.Recent visitors include: Mr.Augustus Hurd to Keith to attend the funeral of the late Mr.McLaren; Mr.and Mrs.M.Rand to Bulwer; Mrs.Ed.Parker and Miss Violet Parker, of Montreal; Mr.Jos.Seale and Miss Eva, Island Brook, at Mr.M.Boyd\u2019s; Mrs.Seale, of Cookshire, guest of Mr.T.B.Seale; Mr.Marshall Me Curdy, from Boston, guest of Mrs.W.J.Swail; Mrs.A.Hall and children, from South Dudswell; Mr.and Mrs.Willis Hopkins and Mr.Rodger Hopkins, from Wilton, N.H., guests of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Ctmddock re cently.The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society meets at the home of Mrs.Robt.Tannahill on Thursday afternoon.Miss O.Montgomery has returned home from Boston.Cold Medal, London, 1911 S*UHIGHGltADE Ttm *¦ Wmli' The exquisite flavor of fRidgways has made it the favorite beverage of connoisseurs all over the world.I» Sealed Air-Tight rkgt.All Blgh-Class Grocers Order Trial Package i(*3)\tTO-DAY ! ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE.Arrivals and departures : Mr.John Paquette of Sy.Hyacinthe at home over Sunday; Mrs.F.Hill, home from Orleans, where she has been with her daughter, Mrs.F.Dean; Mr.F.Cowan to Ottawa to bury his father; Mrs.B.Glover home from Fitch Bay; Mr.Octave Blake to New Fork after spending a few weeks with his parents here; Miss Elsie Place to her work after an illness of three weeks at her home in Ayer\u2019s Cliff; Miss M.Garceau home from Lake Lester; Mrs.Evans to her home in Montreal; Rev.Mr.H.Hallett leaves today for his vacation.The Congregational Church will be closed during his absence.He will spend most of his time at Asbfield, Mass.; _\t.BULWER.\tEAST ANGUS.(Occasional Correspondent^\tXhe Guild will meet in the Parish The Ladies Aid will meet on Ihurs- Hall on Wednesday, August 13th.at day the 14th., at the home of Mrs.3 p_ m Hostesses, Mesdames.Wood-H.A.Gallup.A good time is ex- row and Rofi_ pected.Everybody welcome.\t, The junior Gulld will meet on Sat.Mrs.Lucy Coates is spending a | ur(layi August 16th., at 3 p.m.at I the home of Miss Hillman.Christ Church Parish Services EATON CORNER.Arrivals and departures include ; Mrs.J.Picard home from Bury accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.A.Morrow and baby ; Mrs.Glidden, of Waterviile, calling on old friends recently ; Mrs.H.Winslow, Mrs.R.Lobdell from Beecher Falls ; Miss Cobleigh to Richmond ; Mr.H.1.Stone visiting friends in Clifton ; Mrs.Seveigny and daughter to their home in Birchton ; Mrs.0.Cobleigh visiting relatives at Sand Hill ; Mrs.J.Robinson to Sawyerville.Farmers in this section have nearly all finished hay'ing.The crop was an average one.The potato crop promises to be a good one.BABYLOVES HIS BATH GRANITEVILLE.Mr.BT'ank Galazzo is in Sherbrooke having his eye seen to.It was injured about two months ago and has not been doing well.It is feared that he has lost the sight of it entirely.Miss Lauge has returned to her home in Boston after spending a week with Mr.and Mrs, Geo.Moir; Mrs.Alice Hall from California is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Parker Kails.Mrs.1 .short time with her daughter, H.A.Gallup.Miss Ruth Williams is recovering from her recent accident.CURRIER.Arrivals and departures include ; Mrs.Ives and daughter from Rock Island visiting her sister, Mrs.W.D.Taylor ; Mrs.Beattie and two child- on Runday, August 17th.Matins and Sermon, 11 a.m.Evensong and Sermon, 7 p.m.Westbury Church services at 3 p.m.DUDSWELL ROAD.I Miss Kathleen Ward, eldest daugli-,\t\u201e\t,\t,\t, ! ter of Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Ward, was ren from I-ort William, Ont spend-1 taken in Saturday morning.Dr A ing a few days with her friend Mrs.Macdonald was called and pronounc-H.C.Bryant ; Mr.and Mrs.A.Stone 0(] it a case of measles visited their daughter at East Bol- Mra A Berwick, of Brookbury ton on Sunday ; Mrs.Manning visit- Miss Carey, of Montreal, and Mrs.J.LISGAR.The sad news has reached here of the death of Mr.B.H.Reed of 5742 Erie Street, Austin, 111.He died August 9th., after an illness of a few weeks, and is survived by a widow whose maiden name was Amelia Clampet and two daughters, Alma and Lucile.Mr.and Mrs.Reed wore formerly of Lisgar.Much sympathy for the family is expressed by their many friends here.With CUTICURA SOAP \\: CASTLEBAR.Arrivals and departures include ; Mr.Raymond Matthews, of Manchester, N.H., guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.M.Leet at \"Pine Grove\u201d; Mr.F.0.Andrews with Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Olney.Haying is about completed in this neighborhood for this year.The liny crop is up to the average and grain and root crops look fine.No other keeps the skin and scalp so clean and clear, so sweet and healthy.Used with Cuticura Ointment, it soothes irritations which often prevent sleep and if neglected become chronic disfigurements.Millions of mothers use these pure, sweet and gentle emollients for every purpose of the toilet, bath and nursery.Cuticura Soap nnd Ointment arc aold throiiBhoue the world.A liberal sample of each, with .T2-pngO' booklet on the care and treatment of the skin and scalp, «ont poat-free.Address Potter Drug & Chem.Cor;»., Dept.21 D, Uostou, U.S.A.HOUSE When In Lennoxville stop hei».Street cars pass the door.llnlf minute\u2019s walk from B.& M.G.T.U.and C.P.R.stations.Bell\u2019phone 350.A.M.TAYLOR.Prop.njoy every takin $ te of Ulliiii ort* p! Wife.dersVoi money.-+- J.W.McKEE \"His Master\u2019s Voice\" Dealer II King St., Sherbrooke 1 fv; B*»t r.nown Trade Mirk in the Woi d.Copyriijht'Nj your camp Hear the Vktrnfa at any \u201cHis Master\u2019s Voice*\" dealer\u2019s in any city in Cnnada and youl! include one m your ouilit.There are Victors and Vktrclas in great variety of styh s from $20 to $300, Sold on easy payment-' (as low as $1 per week; if desired.11 Cr ?» J*.(tteVÿÿ Ife I -V, fiSfi a-.- m'\" '«m VICTROLA IV.(Oakj f i i.o 1.0 00 BERLINER GRAM-O-PHONE CO., MONTREAL.\tLimited Wilson & Sons, Limited.BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING.Arrivals and departure»: M1«k Cowan, of Gould, guest of Mr.and Mr A.Cowan; Mjk.Barney and Mas tor George, of Berlin, N.H., guests of her cousin, Mib.A.J.McKenzie; Mns.A.H.Bntley, Miss Klina, Mr.W R.Hatley and Mr.!.Hooker, of Burv.guests at their uncle's, Mr.F.R.Hooker\u2019s, Saturday; Mrs.{Dr.) McKenzie, Mi«K Mary, Miss Lizzie Bsr-tle, Mr.J.R.McFadden ami Master Murray at Irfike Nicolet; Mr.O.A.Bishop and Miss Feme at Burv guests of Mr.and Mrs, Wro.iJoyce, VICTOR MUSIC PARLORS SHERBROOKE, QUE.Price $52.00 206-432 VICTROLA VIII.(Oak) 069^ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1913.thr: The Daily Record BEDFORD DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS BHERBROOKE RECORD CO.-* Printers and Publisher®.Printed and published every afternoon, except Sunday, at 100 and 102 Wellington street, Sherbrooke.SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ®trictly in advance to any address in Canada.Great Britain and the United States ; one year, §2.00 ; six months, $1.00 ; three months, 50 cents ; one month, 20 cents.To any address in the Eastern Townships, by the year only, $1.50, Circulation Statement Circulation Statement for Week ending August 9, 1913 :\u2014 Monday.10,590 Tuesday.10,525 Wednesday.10,550 Thursday.10,500 Friday.10,560 Saturday.10,600 Total.63,235 RECOMMENDED EASTERN TOWNSHIPS HOTELS c D GRANBY, WINDSOR HOTEL.T.A.Lynch, Prop., recently of Montreal.ANVILLE \u2014 DANVILLE HOUSE, auto livery, etc.O.M.J.Ingalls, Prop, GENERAL CONTRACTORS.0 V.LALLANTE & CO., GENERAL .contractera.Métropole Bld.Bell 667 CIVIL ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS.J.ADDIE, C.B., Q.L.S., QUEBEC.VÏ.Office, 81 St.Peter St.; Residence.142 St.Cyrille St.Tel.connections.£1 A.MEADE, COATTCOOK, QUE., *7.Quebec Land Surveyor.Bell 'phone.All kinds of surveys and levelling.(ARMAND C.CREPEAU.SHER-/V brooke.Provincial Land Surveyor, Hochelaga Bank Bldg.'Phone \u2018142.jl VOUGLAS M.TOWLE, MAGOG, QUE.II.\" Quebec Land Surveyor.Plans subdivisions and surveys all kinds.Tel.INSURANCE-AGENTS.\" TXT S.DRESSER & SO.SHER-IVV .brooke, all branche, of Insurance.Office established 1876.i|,T J.SOUTHWOOD & CO., INS.AGTS.IT .S.& 8.Mutual Bldg., Sherbrooke.ARCHITECTS.ITi W.GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT, 95 U \u2022 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.Bell.PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.IT A.C.ETHIER, M.D.\u2014SPECIALTY, fcl \u2022 Urinary Diseases.Consultation.Res.46 King street, Sherbrooke.Quo., and by appointment.I \\K.WILLIAMS, 20 MONTREAL ST.1 f Sherbrooke.Office hours until 10 a.m.B-4 p.m., 7-8p.m.and by appointment.DR.W.A.FARWELL (SPECIALIST to the Protestant Hospital).Eye.Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases.37 Duf-ferln Ave., Sherbrooke.Consultation 10-3 2 a.m.; 1-4 p.m.and by appointment.VF A.DARCHE, M.D.SPECIALIST k! \u2022 Eye.Ear, Nose and Throat.Office, *U King Street.At St.Vincent de Paul Hospital 8-9.In Richmond 1st Tuesday of month.SITI C.GAW.V.S., 14 LONDON ST.;OF- ll\u2019j.lice IHIJWellington St., phone 13.DR.RUSSELL THOMAS, Melbourne St.Phoce74C.AUCTIONEER AND ACCOUNTANT {JOHN J.GRIFFITH.AUCTIONEER.ft Accountant, Commissioner and Auditor, Sherbrooke.Que.MANUFACTURERS.MEO.LONG, SASH AND DOOR UT Manufacturer.Write for unotatiofis.TAILORS.VIET YOUR CLOTHES PRESSED AT 4J \u201cNew Method,118! Wellington St.ADVOCATES.aAWRENCE, MORRIS & McIVER, -1 Advocates, etc., Sherbrooke.ITACOB NICOL, K.C., ADVOCATE, e\u2019 Crown Prosecutor, 95 Wellington St.M (ATE, IWELLS & WHITE, ADVO-\" 7 cates.Quebec Bank, Sherbrooke.D' KONARD & JUNEAU, ADVOCATES.4 18 King Street.C.TRACY, ADVOCATE.187 Wellington Street.ÎWMv o Gathered by Dally Record Correapondenta In Var> loua Communities SUTTON.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and Mrs.F.L.Saflord and family home from Boston on Friday by auto, after a vacation trip; Mr.Robt.Hill off on Monday for Edmonton and other points in the West, to be away several weeks; Mr.Percy Sargent of Dunkin, here where he is at work; Miss Annie Gauthier to St.Johns on Monday to take a position in a store as clerks Mrs.D.A.Carr of Sherbrooke, a guest of Miss Alberta Winchester and other Sutton friends; Mr.F.Brouillette of Glen Sutton, formerly proprietor of the Union House inere, and Mr.F.H.Crowell and wife of Dunkin here on Monday; Mr.Frank Roberts ot Wor- \\ cester, Mass., a guest of his mother, Mrs.A.Alfred Winchester aud other friends here; Mr.L.Wilson of Glen Sutton here on Monday going through to Farnham; Mrs.G.Metivier aud son to Racine on Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.Arthur Pepin; Miss Verda Spear ofl Newport, Vt., a guest of Miss H.G.Olmstead; Mr.L.!.i Jenne home from ten days at Caledonia Springs, where he received much benefit from the water and treatment he received there for his rheumatism; Mr.and Mrs.R.T.Mitchell of Malden, Mass., guests of her mother, Mrs.Ohas.Hickey; Mr.Geo.Hickey of Boston, a guest of his mother, Mrs.C.Hickey; Mrs.H.SUMMER TOURIST RATES TO THE PACIFIC COAST.Via, Chicago & North Western Ry.Special low rate round trip tickets on sale from all Points in Canada to Los Angeles.San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, Victoria, Edmonton, Calgary, Banff.Yellowstone Park, etc., (luring August and September.Excellent train service.For rates, illustrated folders, timetables and full particulars address B.H.Bennett, General Agent, 46 Yonge street, Toronto, Ontario.A.Parsons, home from a few days at Brome Lake, a guest while there of Mrs.Wm.C.('lark; Mr.Jas.Beaudry of Farnham, a guest of Mr.E.F.Jackman on Sunday; Mrs.Rollins of Farnham, a guest of her daughter, Mrs.Jackman on Sunday; Miss Hazel Stowe of Glen Sutton a guest of her sister, Mrs.Wm.H.O\u2019Regau, Jr., Mrs.McAllister to Montreal on Monday from a few days at Mr.A.Tupper\u2019s; Mrs.Alfred Tapper to Montreal on Monday night to vi it friends for a few days; Engineer A.T.Houston to Sherbrooke on Monday to take the Sherbrooke to Megantic run.His family will follow shortly to the regret *of many of their Sutton friends; Mrs.A.Ledoux to Montreal on Saturday accompanied by her husband and Dr.Dyer, to the Royal Victoria Hospital where she was operated on for appendicitis.The Oddfellows turned out on Sunday, marching to the Methodist Church where Rev.F.J.Hayjen one of their latest members addres-ed them.At 2.30 p.m.the line of marching was formed and all proceeded to the cemetery where the graves of those who had passed on were decorated by the lodge members.There was a large turn out to witness the ceremonies.Mr.and Mrs.A.T.Houston returned on Saturday from Montreal, where Mr.Houston went to attend the Engineer\u2019s Convention.Engineer O.Harrison who also attended the Convention was taken ill and was removed to one of the hospitals in Montreal on Saturday.The C.P.R.supply car was here and went through to Drummondville to supply that Cos.-employees on Monday.Mr.Alfred Perras\u2019 wife has been seriously ill for a month past and is but little better at present.Mr.E.B.Greely has been quite ill, also his mother, Mrs.A.13.Greeley.Dr.A.M.Strang, dental surgeon, a graduate of McGill University, and ; late superintendent of the Dental Dept, in the General Hospital, Mont-| real, is opening an office in Sutton j over H.W.Call\u2019s store.Dr.Strang j will he in attendance on Friday and ! 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