Sherbrooke daily record, 28 octobre 1921, vendredi 28 octobre 1921

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921.\tTwenty-fifth Year.UNION LEADERS CALL OFF RAILWAY WALK-OUT British Premier Has Called The Bluff Of The Opposition PREMIER TO ASK HOUSE FOR KANDATE RELATIVE TO CONTINUANCE 3F NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE CERTAIN NAVAL BASES NEED TO GOVERNMENT SE KATES AND THHE DAIL EIREANN BE MODERNIZED |k Was Said Today in Political Circles that Lloyd George Had, by \u201cCalling Their Bluff, Knocked the Wind Out of the Unionists Who Were Sponsors of the Vote of Censure of the Government\u201d\u2014Belief Expressed that the Government Will Receive a Big Majority in Support of Policies It Has Followed Relative to Ireland.(Associated Press Oespatd») LONDON, October 28.\u2014Premier Lloyd George will confront the House of Cornons next Monday and ask for a mandate relative to the continuance of the negotiations between delegates of the Government and the Dail Eireann.Announcement to this effect by the Premier yesterday, brought to a head the seemingly serious situation which has developed during the past fortnight by the alleged defection of Unionist leaders and constituencies from support of the Coalition Government.Belief was expressed by newspapers here today, that the Government would receive a big majority in support of the policies it has followed relative to Ireland, and that the ministry's hands would be strengthened in dealing with the Sinn Fein representatives.Mr.Lloyd George received congratulations from the Liberal press for \"grasping the nettle of the hard shell Unionist opposition.\u201d It was said the Premier had, \u201cby calling their bluff, knocked the wind out of the Unionists who were sponsors of the vote of censure to the Government,\u201d which was read in the House on Wednesday.It was remarked by the Times and some other journals, however, tnat the hostility towards the Government was to be found in the constituencies rather than in Parliament, and assertion was made that for this reason Unionist abstentions from the voting next Monday would be almost as significant as hostile ballots.ADVERSE VOTE NOT EXPECTED TO TOTAL MORE THAN FIFTY It whs not expected that the vote adverse to the Government would total more than fifty, and that all the Coalition Liberals and Laborites certainly would rally to the support of the Cabinet.The Times, while recognizing this fact, placed emphasis upon the declaration that Eamonn De Valera\u2019s repudiation of loyalty to the King had so stirred Unionists throughout the country that members of Parliament belonging to that party who were favorable to the continuation of the Irish conference were being pressed to disassociate themselves from the Government\u2019s policy.Unionist members were declared to have been given great embarrassment by this situation, and the Times asserted a \u201cresponsible member of the Government said yesterday it was becoming impossible to carry on.\u201d It was out of deference to the insurgent section of the Unionist party, the newspaper remarked, that Lord Birkenhead replaced Austen Chamber-lain as one of the Government\u2019s representatives at the meeting of the joint committee of the Irish Conference, yesterday.In addition, the pre «ifcifcÿsjPremier Lloyd George States, RTTvrrii?evp wnmn m/vr 1 i However, that Parliament Will MINERS WERE IMPRISONED FORA WEE RUMOR OF BOMB PLOT IN NEW YORK.& (Associated Press Despatch.) ft ft NEW YORK, Oct.28.\u2014A ft ft rumored bomb plot, as part ^ # of an anti-Catholic demon- ft Not Be Asked for Money Vote This Year.(Associated Press Despatch.) LONDON, Oct.28.\u2014Replying to a j ,\tquestion in the House of Commons, I ,con\"te,rnffn yesterday, the Premier announced I ^ St- Patricks Cathedral to- * That the imperial Conference had I whi^ rLm pfrT ^ f \\ generaHy agreed with the policy ss Tinnn \"\tRev.Joseph ft adopted previously by the admiralty I uZr\tSnf rr,ed f U~ * that for the better security of Great *\twps ini-oJt, °?Camuhana, ^ : Britain\u2019s outlying possessions, cer- *\tfives\t6\tZ tain naval bases, including those in .ufL L *\t\u2022\t^ crowded ft the Pacific, needed modernizing and % edlflCe for lnfernal machines, ft ; inespecial cases extending.>*.a, a.^ .v, .v, .v, ,T, v v ! It was not .intended, however, to ft ft ft -tr ft ft ft ft ft ft ig- | asjt pariiament to vote any addition- ; al money this year because of the ! adoption of this policy.Rescued After a Week in Their Living Tomb in Copper Mine Shaft.RAILWAVMEN\u2019S UNION LEADERS WITHDRAW ORDERS FOR GENERAL WALKOUT IN THE UNITED STATES (Associated Press Despatch.) BRITANNIA BEACH, B.C., Oct.28.\u2014Two miners were rescued last | night from a shaft at the 2,300 foot level in the copper mines here, after exactly a week in their living tomb.The men were working in the narrow shaft last Thursday evening | when a rock slide dosed the mouth of the shaft.A little food, a trickle of water j and air from a tiny aperture near the top of the shaft kept the men alive while their work mates slaved day The Railroad Strike Scheduled for October 30 Was Averted Last Night, When Leaders of the Switchmen, Trainmen, Conductors, Engineers and Firemen, at a Joint Meeting, Adopted Resolutions Recalling the Strike Order, and Officials of the Railroad Telegraphers\u2019 Organization Announced that They Would Take Similar Action\u2014-These Were the Only Unions Which Had Authorized a Strike.(Associated Press Despatch.) straining the Brotherhood chief! CHICAGO, Oct.28.\u2014Official re-'from carrying out the strike, with call of the railroad strike is- orders necessary to conduct these tion and set them free.LENNOXVILLE BOARD OF TRAFIF RunPr*an Aristocracy Involved In Plot ifpin imiTiii To Re-Establish Monarchy, Now Engaged nnLU\tln A Bitter Fight In Political Arena and night to remove the obstrue- flashed code messages to their gen- sued by the Switchmen, Train- cases, were in the hands of the Dis-Conductors, Engineers and trict Attorneys throughout the country ready to be presented in Federal Courts.The Government programme included two actions to prevent a tie-up in transportation and a third looking to the punishment of strike men, Firemen, were dispatched today when leaders of the \u201cBig Five, eral chairmen.The chairmen will relay (he messages to the locals.Similar orders probably will be Board of Trade and Town Coun cil Co-operat Were Elected.dispatched todav by the Telegraph-1 leaders through indictments for con-! ers\u2019 organization, the only other un- j spiracy against the public.| ion that voted to participate in the j These were presented to the court ! strike, scheduled to begin Sunday, ! twenty-four hours before the timo i and which had threatened to tie up ; the strike was scheduled to begin.! the Nation\u2019s transportation facilities.\tTORONTO, Oct.28.\u2014\u201cWe hope to While these orders are being cir- have Lloyd George, Earl Beatty and culated, the United States Railroad Earl Haig in Toronto in November,\u201d I Labor Board will today announce its announced Mayor Church today.\u2019 cil Ca-operating \u2014 Officers The Benedictine Abbey at Tihany, Where Ex-Emperor flMi llî 1 a >'\t1 \u201cThe best small town in the Dominion\u201d remarked Mr.R.McMurray, the retiring Vice-President, on being asked\u2019 to make a toast to Lennox-ville.This was the unanimous census of opinion at the first annual ban 1 hearing at which Union loaders and Charles and Former Empress Zita Are Lodged, Is Isola-i i;ail1road.executives testified.This j,\tI declaration, it was expected, would ted by a t_.ordon or 1 roops-\tI analyze the situation and its outcome the Board, according to one member, (Associated Press Despatch.) BUDAPEST, Oct.28.\u2014British, French and Italian military , commissioners to Hungary vis-quet and re-election of officers of ited the Benedictine Abbey at Tihany the Lennoxville Board of Trade last yesterday, and later made official \u2022\taffadavit that former Emperor I he sne-1-\u201d' \u2022 -\tCharles and former Empress Zita Lew Ross Inn was filled to capacity ere lodged there.The Abbey is is- and a iiu-g*.-.\t.Mated by a cordon of troops.guests were present, at the banquet Hungarian aristocracy involved in -i was P*esW*\t31st- T-nder auspice of .he Landerbum am, C.Crome, all Coaticook Beavers Baseball Club of the Pejepscot Paper Company,'__________________________ who have been in town for a few ; days stay, have now returned to Brunswick, Maine.ES HILL DAVIDSON HILL AND BETHEL Miss Mildred Clark has returned : home, after spending the past few months in Quebec.Mr.and Mrs.James Harrison and son, Mr.and Mrs.George Harrison, Dr.and Mrs.Trudel and son, Leonard were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Turner.The sympathy of the entire community is extended to Mrs.T.Dawson and little daughter in their recent sad bereavement.Strawberries were again picked in this neighborhood the past week and dandelion and strawberry blossoms are still to be seen in places.THE POLICY OF AMALGAMATION IS ENDORSED f ft[l\tDP/JGS (5?c A// Deo/'-rt Mr.Marcellious Lane, of Windsor Vt., has been visiting recently at the home of his brother, Mr.I, K.Lane.Miss Dorothea Rowe was at her \u2019 home in Waterville for the week-end.Miss Blanche Crawford is visiting ; relatives in Belvidere.Mr.Fred Sisco\u2019s bam was burned : to the ground on Tuesday morning.] The cause of the fire is unknown.Little Norman Brown celebrated his eighth birthday on Sunday.Rev.and Mrs.Hoyt and Mr.and ; Mrs.W.S.Hunting were guests at j \u201cCedar Lodge\u201d on Wednesday.The sick ones': Mrs.Young and Mrs.Campbell, remain about the same.Mrs.Brian has returned to Coaticook.Mr.and Mrs.F.Clark and daugh- \\ ter, Miss Ellice, of Bethany, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Davidson\u2019s.Mr.Rennison Davidson is the; guest of his brother, Mr.J.Wr.Dav-! idson, after spending the summer! months in the Canadian West.Mrs.J.Davidson and daughter, of: Melbourne, are at present guests of relatives here.Mrs.F.Ingram has returner! home after spending a week with Mrs.M.Reed, of Waterloo.Miss P.Davidson has returned to her work in Montreal, after having spent her holidays with her parents here.COMPTON Dance, Coaticook Armories, Monday, Oct.31st.under auspice Coaticook Beavers Baseball Club, Army and Navy Veterans Go on Record as Favoring Amalgamation of All Veterans\u2019 Organizations.Stiff Sentences Were Handed Down by Judge Decarie at Montreal.(Associated Press Despatch.) MONTREAL, Oct.28.\u2014Drastic sentences were handed down in the Court of Special Sesions here yesterday when burglars and automobile thieves came up for judgement.Chief Judge Decarie referred specially to burglary, and said he intended to show no clemency.John Brunn, convicted of breaking and entering the house of W.R.Eak-in, 574 Roslyn Avenue, and stealing articles valued at five hundred dollars, was given seven years, Pierre Noel, found guilty of a similar offence, and of having stolen articles valued at twenty-five dollars, was given two years.George Harvard and Aime Thibault, convicted of stealing an outo-mobile valued at $1,300 were sentenced to two and thre years respectively.CHINAMAN RAN AMUCK AT HAMILTON LAST NIGHT Relief From Paining Feet New treatment keeps feet in perfect condition \"DEOPLE all over the country are finding an easy and effective way to end foot troubles.Blue-jay Foot Treatment is composed of three essential articles for keeping the feet in prime condition: Blue-jay Foot Soap, Blue-jay Foot Relief (a massage) and Blue-jay Foot Powder.All who suffer from the nervous strain and constant irritation of aching, tender feet should try Blue-jay Foot Treatment.At all druggists\u2019.Write for free booklet\u2014\u201cThe Proper Care of the Feet\u201d\u2014to Bauer St Black, ; Limited, Toronto.Blue-jay Foot Treatment keeps fe«t feeling fine a Bauer & Black product The All-Steel Pipeless Stabbed His Wife, Shot Two Fel- ||g I ¦¦ Wood Furnace GOULD LYSANDER Cuticura Soap Will Help You Clear Your Skin mu*\tgTcryntxrt.Qm lfr*\tUhTM.8V fool i*V, Unxemi STANSTEAD Mrs.E.C.Irvine entertained at the Women\u2019s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church on October 26th.The president, Mrk McIntosh, occupied the chair.Devotional exercises were conducted by Mrs.R.Layhew.The secretary's and treasurer\u2019s reports were read and approved.Mrs.Mick gave an excellent report of the Quebec Branch meeting which was held in Brock-viiie.Mi.sa Robb rendered a violin aolo, and Mr».Ross a vocal solo.Mr.Mick gave a short address upon the subject, \u201cShah the women of the Methodist Qfirch be permitted to enter the Ministry.\u201d A discussion followed, and the ladies are prepared to make their wishes known through their representative to the Quarterly Board, at the November meeting.Mrs.Irvine served delicious refreshment», and a social half Several from here attended th\" sale of goods at Mr.Kimball\u2019s at Inverness on Wednesday.Mr.John and Joseph Miles have returned from Kinnear\u2019s Mills where they were calling on their sister, Mrs.William Morrow, who is ill.Mr.William Morrow was super-] vising the erecting of several tomb; stones in the Rectory Hill Cemetery i on Tuesday.Miss Annie Percy was the guest of her sister, Miss Pearl Percy, on j Sunday.Miss Stella Longmoore also Miss Della Patterson spent the week-end at their homes here.Mr.A.Majaury and Mr.John Percy attended the dance at Mr.T.Hoy\u2019s on Tuesday evening.(Associated Press Despatch.) TORONTO, Oct.28.\u2014The Army and Navy Veterans in convention as-of sembled have formally endorsed the policy, of amalgation of all veterans organizations.One clause of the resolution read: \u201cThat we go on record as being absolutely in favor of amalgation Mr.and Mrs J.H.Saunders and of all ex-service men, provided, how-children, of Bi#y, were in town on ever, that no class distinction shall Sunday.\texist in the proposed new body and Mrs.Angus MacLeod and Miss prm-ided that it be non-political, non-Annie MacLeod were in Scotstown partison and non-sectarian, on Tuesday.\tj The resolution authorized the in- Misses Grace and Florence Duffy coming Board of Directors to carry attended the district meeting of the 1 out the amalgation on the lines laid Rf V-kah Lodge held in East Angus fjown, if the opportunity offered, on Thursday.\t; Lord Byng, of Vimy, was elected __\u201d C t ¦ MacDonald, of Milan, ; Honorary patron of the association and W.J.Tupper, a past president was elected honorary president.The other officers included: President, Major M.J.Crehan, Vancouver.Second vice-president, j Colonel A.W.Duffus, Halifax.Dir-1 ectors, J.D.Monaghan, Halifax, for Nova Scotia.C.B.Weldon, Moncton, for New Brunswick.A SECOND OFFICER DIES FROM W00NDS RECEIVED IN FIGHT WITH NEGRO (Associated Press Despatch) HAMILTON, Ont, Oct.28.\u2014 Jack San Hong owner of Hong\u2019s cafe here, ran amuck last night and stabbed his wife, shot two of his Chinese help and then put a bullet through his head, dying almost instantly.After being stabbed with a pair of scissors, Mrs.Hong jumped from a 2nd.story window fracturing her skull.She is reported to be dying.H.Tung, hired man, shot in the abdomen, is in the hospital, where doctors say he cannot recoveer.The other man is not seriously hurt.[ For Tooth Ache 1 d.m ;;-:x RELIEVES PAIN RICHMOND Dance, Coaticook Armories, Monday, Oct.31st.under auspice of Coaticook Beavers Baseball Club.VOTING COUPON WHO IS THE MOST POPULAR LADY IN BEDFORD DISTRICT ?Please Credit 10 Vote* to This Coupon not good unless received at tho Record Office on or before November 7th.This date does not mark end of contest, but merely expiration of thi* coupon ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE 1CIDS IN STOMACH CAUSE INDIGESTION Create Gas, Sourness and Pain.How To Treat.Mr.Hector Phillips was taken to Montreal on Thursday for an operation.i)r.1* rank Ca .and Mrs.Cas», of Cape Cod, Mann., are in town for a few days visiting relativea and I younger-day friend : and neighbors.Mr.and Mrs.F.D.Phillips, lately of CowanHville, are returning to i this place shortly and have rented the tenement\tvacated by Mr.and Mrs.Mervin Standiah, owned by Mr.C.C.Wells.Measles are in vojçtie quite generally throughout the village at present.This diwase, besides r.evere cold* and Lagrippe ram,, i« confining qui H* a number of people to i\tftuthorfti*»\tthat nearly nin the more you can save by having us do the welding.It will pay you to consult us before deciding on a course of action.Let us look over the break and estimate on the repairs.PHONE 1685\tNIGHT PHONE 76\u2018W HAWKINS BROTHERS 3 double houses in North Ward.Several in Eaat and Center Ward».14 acres half mile from Cotton Mill*.H.H.MORENCY 41 King Street SHERBROOKE CLEARING HOUSE The total clearance for the week ending October 27,\t1921, Sher- brooke Clearing House, was $370,-702,52, being $255,542.55 less than the total for the corresponding week of 1920.The total for the corresponding week, 1919 was $709.*74 an.FARMERS HELD MEETINGS AT RICHMOND AND LENNOXVILLE.Tomorrow a meeting of the mem-; bers of the different committees of, the Farmer\u2019s Progressive Party will; ; be held in Lennoxville, at which ar-! ! rangements will be made for the! I proposed convention to be hed on ' Wednesday, November 9th.It has been proposed to hold thisj convention in the afternoon and the' members will then be afforded an opportunity of hearing what the ¦ Hon.Mr.Meighen has to say in the evening, when he addresses the people of Sherbrooke.The advisability of having the Hon.Crerar stop off at different places fn the Province of Quebec i has been suggested and it is quite! r.'Q ,13e lhat the Farmer\u2019s Chief.^ The Bond of Friendship: Your Photograph for Christmas See that it carries the Spellman signature.Arrange for an early ait- ting at Nakash Studio Phone 1167 Ihe Home of Artiatir Pnrtrmii* Reasons for the Clean-up Sale at the Semi-ready Store Very Outspoken, but in Earnest.\u201cFor a whole month we were in trouble, and we can now cheer about it,\u201d said Mr, Perron, of Routhier and Perron, Ltd.\u201cWe.have nothing to be ashamed of, for we jumped into business just when the trade depression killed business, and when wholesale prices dropped down.We had the largest stock in town of high-grade goods, and we liquidated $25,000 of it at a loss, and then placed the whole matter before our source of supply.\u201cThey were generous, more than generous, for we can now sell our whole stock at prices away below wholesale cost, and yet pull out even.\u201cWe have to do this at once, and for the month we will lay every article square on the table, just as we did with our creditors, and give our own customers just as generous a deal as was given to us.\u201cWe are going to grow and grow, getting new courage and enthusiasm from our setback.Trouble helps some folks, and it has helped us in many ways.We found who were our friends, and we found out that it does not pay to sell on credit.There was $6,000 owing us, credits extended for only one month at the time of purchase, yet in one whole month we were only able to collect $1,100 owing us.We told theinen who owed us of our plight.\u201cToday we don't owe any man a dollar.We\u2019ll buy for cash, sell for cash, and give every customer better value by 20 per cent than he can get on credit.That\u2019s our policy.\u201cWe have started a clean-up clearance of everything in our shop and every article that, was here in September, our month of worry and woo, so that by the end of a month we will be cheerfully paying spot cash for today's goods at today\u2019s prices.Watch our smoke!\u201d masters OTVlNjKTfOcWAI» CHLE \"ten!*1 TI-O-SAN\u201d There is nothing like music with a dash of the Orient in it to make you feel like dancing, and Raderman\u2019s Orchestra render this truly Oriental Fox Trot in brilliant manner.\u2018\u2018Remember the Rose\u201d is another stirring Fox Trot number also played by Raderman\u2019n Orchestra on His Master\u2019s Voice Record No.214332 Sweetheart -\tFox\tTrot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Baltimore Buzz -\t-\t-\t-\tfox Trot Eubie Blake and His Shuffle Along Orchestra His Master\u2019s Voice Record No.18789 Mi mi -\tfox Trot Bandana Days -\tOne\tStep Played by the Melody Men » His Master\u2019s Voice Record No.214324 « Wang Wang Blues -\t-\t-\tFox Trot When the Sun Goes Down\t-\tFox Trot Played by Coleman\u2019s Orchestra Hie Master\u2019s Voice Record No.214325 LINK NEW YORK ROBBERY WITH RECENT ROBBERIES IN OTHER U.S.CITIES AU so 10-inch Vmbit-tided \"Kit Uatter't Voice\" Records, it.OO Ask to hear them played on the Victrola at any \u201cHis Master\u2019s Voice\u201d dealers Manufactured by Berliner Gram-o-phone Co., Limited, Montreal Little Progress Has Been Made in Tracking Down Mail Robbers in New York.NEW YORK Oct.28.\u2014Investigators last night were considering a theory linking New York\u2019s $1,500, 050 mail robbery on Monday night with similar robberies in Toledo, Los Ana-eles and other cities.H.C WILSON&SONS, Limited 142-144 WELLINGTON ST., SHERIROOKE Headqtiat tors in Sherbrooke nod Eastern Townships lor VICTOR VICTROLA.SI and RECORDS Branch stores Cosltcook, 1 Jck Island, Thotiord Mii.es, Pic1 end and Granby, Que.I fifSZSCA»\u2014*£Sti&iL.vmŒammmrmœm&mMiiitÆæQrmMBmi, '.-am/\t^ i « * ! SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921 PAGE FTV1 THE germs of \u201c air-borne \u201d diseases penetrate almost everywhere.Just one room may contain them in millions.Whether or no you catch cold depends largely on whether the defensive Forces of the body are strong enough t® defeat the germs which attack you.The golden law is : \u201c Be well nourished\u201d\u2014strengthen your defensive force# with Bovril.In addition to its own direct nutritive value, Bovril possesses remarkable powers of enabling you to extract more nourishment from other foods.You are sure of being nourished if you take BOVRIL Cans Clover Leaf Salmon 49c Have You Tried our Sourkrout 19c Morris\u2019s Delicatessen 13 53 Wellington Street South REED FURNITURE Sherbrooke never saw a nicer line of this furniture than we are showing.Your inspection is invited Agents For Hicks Oriental Rugs McCaw-Bissell Furniture Co.Social and Personal \u2022 \u2022 ^URiry FO!Up P\u2019JWTV FiTOU'1 Foods which supply most health and strength per unit are made from Canada's famous wheat.w The Keep-Young Food Keep the Zest and Energy that Stand for Health and Joy in Living OVER-EATING is given as the cause of many American break-downs at an early age Bread is keep-young and keep-well food.Every bit of it is converted at once into health and energy.Eat Bread more freely and you will prolong your years of youth.Ask your grocer for Good Bread Your loaf for biggest nutrition and enjoyment.Mrs.W.B.LeBaron, London Street, has returned from a week\u2019s visit to Mrs.W.Hovey, Rock Island.* * * The Misses Grace and Hilda Brown have gone to Toronto, where they expect to remain for the winter.* » \u2022» Wilson.The table was done with pink carnations in the centre and smaller clusters of the same flower.* * \u2022 The friends of Mr.Andrew Church, of 92 Short Street, this city, will regret to hear that he is again a patient in the Sherbrooke hospital.* » % Mr.and Mrs.Howard Andrew, Mrs.Henry G.Kidd and Mrs.George A.Reynolds, of South Dudswell, spent Tuesday in the city.Mrs.M.R.MacLeod, who has been staying with friends in Montreal, Ste.Anne de Bellevue and Ot tawa, has returned home.* * * Master Goldwyn Wilson, Short Street, who has been seriously ill for the past two weeks, has fully recovered his usual health.* * \u2022 In the musical programme given at the Chevalier-O\u2019Bready wedding by friends of the young couple, Miss Lucille Moore sang an \u201cAve Maria\u201d (Luigi).\u2022 * \u2022 Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Jacob, of Valley Junction, who passed through Sherbrooke on their wedding trip, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Richards, Fabre Street.*\tst * Mr.J.L.Carter, of New York, who was in town on business, left yesterday for Ste.Anne de Bellevue to visit Macdonald College, and later will go to Guelph, Ont., where there is also an agricultural institution.*\t# * The Bishop of Quebec, the Right Rev.Dr.Williams, was in Lennox-ville this week, the guest of Rev.Dr.H.H.Bedford-Jones and Mrs.Bed-ford-Jones at The Lodge.His Lord-ship has returned to Quebec after a short visit to Bury.\u2022 \u2022 * The Right Rev.Dr.Robins, Bishop of Athabasca, who attended the meeting of the General Synod at Hamilton, Ont., was in Li nnoxville early this week, the guest of Rev.Dr.and Mrs.Bedford-Jones, and left for Montreal on his way to the West.* * * The Right Rev.John Farthing, Bishop of Montreal, and Chancellor Hamilton, of Quebec, were guests of Rev.Dr.and Mrs.Bedford-Jones, Lennoxville, while attending the meetings of the Council and Comor-ation of Bishop\u2019s College this week, # * * The many friends of Master Morrison C.Reynolds, a pupil at St.Charles Seminary, who underwent a serious operation at the Sherbrooke Hospital on Tuesday, will be pleased to learn that he is doing well under the care of Dr.Speir.* * * Professor F.0.Call, of Bishop\u2019s College, Lennoxville, left for Montreal today to attend a luncheon given at the Ritz-Carlton in honor of Bliss Carman, the famous Canadian poot, by the Authors\u2019 Club.During his stay, Professor Call will be the guest of Professor Sandwell, of McGill University.* * * Mrs.Edward Milton Adams, Ontario Street, returned this morning from a six weeks\u2019 stay with friends in New York, Hartford and other places, visiting her daughter at Burnham School, Northampton, yesterday.Mrs.Adams attended the annual convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Springfield, Mass., her sister-in-law-being regent of one of the chapters.W *\t* Mrs.John Christie Stewart (formerly Miss Alice Wilson) received yesterday, for the iirst time since : her marriage, at the home of her | parents, Mr.and Mrs.David Wilson, Victoria Street The living-room, where the reception was held, was arranged with pink and white carnations, and the bride, who was assisted by her mother, Mrs.Wilson, wore her wedding gown of white canton crepe and satin, with corsage bouquet of pink roses.In the dining room, tea was poured by Miss Gill, of Lennoxville, and coffee by Mrs.J.J.Penhale.The ices were out by Mrs.William Morris, and the girls attending were Misses Kathlyn LeBaron, Monica Morris, Alice E.Wilson, Gertrude Jenckes, Alicia Hale, Marion Goodhue and Dora Mrs.M.J.Martin, who has been with her daughter, Miss Gladys Martin, V.O.nurse, in Ottawa and Wm-nipeg, has joined her in this city.* \u2022\t* Mr.Lansing Lewis, of Montreal, was the guest of Rev.F.G.Vial at Divinity House, while attending the meetings of the Corporation of Bishop's College, Lennoxville.* *\t* Mr.Joseph Clement, of Racine, Wis., was in the city this week, visiting\told\tfriends on\this way to Montreal\tand\tQuebec,\twhere\the\twill spend a couple of weeks with his brother, Mr.F.X.Clement, at Ancien Lorette.* * * Mrs.W.G.Bloomfield, of Boston, is in town, called by the illness of her father, Mr.John Saunders, who resides with his daughter, Mrs.James Johnston, and Mr.Johnston, Lennoxville Road.Mrs.Bloomfield is staying with her father.* » * More than usual success attended the weekly tea at St.Patrick\u2019s Church Hall yesterday, many members and guests being present and warmly welcomed by the hostesses, Mrs.P.J.Wolfe, Mrs.M.McCaf-ferty, Mrs.J.F.O\u2019Donnell and Mrs.Dennis McMahon.At the tea table, which was beautifully arranged with yellow and white chrysanthemums, Mrs.John Heney and Mrs.M.Wolfe presided, and the delicious refreshments were served by the young ladies of the congregation.Cards were played at eighteen tables, the prizes in bridge being won by Mrs.Thibault and Mrs.H.W.Mulvena, in \u201c500\u201d by Miss Maccombe and Mrs.Mathurin.The receipts were more than up to the usual mark.CITY BRIEFLETS * \u2022i*\t^ ^ «j*- «j» «£?