Sherbrooke daily record, 28 décembre 1914, lundi 28 décembre 1914

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., MONDAY DECEMBER 28, 1914 ONE CENT British .A German Base Cuxhaven ; Seaplanes, Cruisers and Destroyers IVIake Raid ZEPPEU IS PROVED TO BE USELESS Ï \u2018\t.In Hamliiirs Reports That Considerable Damage Was Inflicted London, December 28.\u2014The Daily 'Mail\u2019s Cppenhagen correspondent says j he learns from Hamburg that con-isiderable damage was caused at Cuxhaven by the British air raid.MADE DARING ATTACK.London, December 28.\u2014Assisted by light cruisers, destroyers and submarines, seven British naval airmen, piloting seaplanes, made a daring attack Christmas Day on the German naval base at Cuxhaven, at the mouth of the Elbe.Six of the airmen returned safely, but the seventh, Commander Hewlett, it is feared, has been lost, as his machine was found oft Heligoland, wrecked.What damage was done by the bombs thrown by the attacking party could not be ascertained, but the German report of the affair says that the raid was fruitless, ATTACKED BY ZEPPELINS.The enterprise of the British navy In thus attempting to \u201cdig out\u2019\u2019 the German fleet brought about a battle: between the most modern of war machines.The British squadron, including the light ceuisers Arethusa and undaunted, which have been engaged in previous exploits on the German coast, was attacked by Zeppelins, seaplanes and submarines.\t; By rapid manoeuvring the ships I to avoid the submarines, Zeppelins found the lire of ,_^^^tirs too dangerous for them toT^dp the fight.The German eeaplanes ' dropped bombs, which, according to the British account, fell harmlessljc into the sea.The Germans, hoy/ever, claim to have hit two destroyers and their convoy, the latter being set afire, KO ATTACK ON BRITISH SHIPS.! The British ships remained in the vicinity for three hours without being attacked by any surface warships And picked up three of the seven T pilots and the planes.Three others ¦were picked up by submarines, hut their machines were sunk.Commander Hewlett, it is thought, was , drowned.OFFICIAL STATEMENT.Thsr'fjfficnil statement is as follows: y/in Friday, December 25, the Ger-Wfan warships lying off Schilling! ^jftoads off Cuxhaven, were attacked ! by seven naval seaplanes piloted by I Flight Commanders Oliver, Hewlett, Boss and Kilner, Flight Lieutenants Müeÿ- and Edwards and Sub-Lieut.Blackburn.\u201cThe attack was delivered in daylight, starting from a point in the vicinity of Heligoland.The seaplanes were escorted by a light cruiser and destroyer force, together with submarines.As these ships were seen by the Germans from Heligoland two Zeppelins and three or four hostile seaplanes and several hostile submarines attacked them.\u201cIt was necessary for the British ships to remain in the neighborhood -to pick up the returning airmen, and a novel combat ensued between the most modern cruisbrs and the enemy\u2019s aircraft and submarines.By swift manoeuvring the enemy's submarines were avoided and the two Zeppelins Were easily put to flight by the guns of the Undaunted and Arethusa.\u201cThe enemy\u2019s seaplanes succeeded in dropping their bombs near our ships, but without hitting any of them.The British ships remained for RESCOES BY CITY FIRE® Three Elderly People Were Saved From Certain Leatli In Early Morning Fire FIREMAN BEATTY WAS ROUSED; FROM SLEEP BY FLAMES AT HIS WINDOW Sir.and Mrs.Louis Drapeau and a lady boarder, all elderly people, residing at No.60 Marquette Street, had a very narrow escape from being burned to death in a fire which broke out in the house and candy store at two o'clock on Sunday morning.The fire was first discovered by Fireman Beatty who lives next door.He was awakened by the flames leaping to his window and instantly gave the alarm at No.1 station.Mr.Boudreau and Fireman Prunier received the call at their homes near the station and saw the burning building as| they were walking along Marquette Street.They broke into the house and hurriedly removed the inmates to the station.In another ten minutes their lives would have been sacrificed.The fire started in a summer kitchen from an unknown cause and spread to the woodshed and to the roof of the front house.The building which is a very old'one was considerably damaged, as were also the contents.The firemen worked for an hour and a half before the conflagration was extinguished.OTHER FIRES A fire broke out at 12.20 p.m, on Saturday at the residence of Mrs.Joseph Masse, 70 King Street.The flames started from a plumber\u2019s torch under the kitchen floor.Slight damages were done.The chemical from No.1 station extinguished the blaze.! A call was received at 5.30 a.in.on Sunday for a fire at Hovey Bros.,] packing warehouse on Lansdowne St.It started in a bag left near a steam heated kettle.Nos.1 and 3 stations Cgj-, No damage.¦ ¦ Wmm -ik/ I His Serene Highness Prince Alexander of Teck whose appointment to succeed the Duke of Connaught as Governor-General of Canada is held in abeyance on account of the war.The Prince is now serving with the British A rmy on the continent.He has seen service in India, Natal, Rhodesia and the Boer War.ACTIVITY IN WESTERN BATTIi FRONT Allies Resell Sand Dunes In Belgium Where German Line o! Resistance Is MORE TROUBLE TURKEY Indications Are That a Storm Is Gathering In The Interior WELL m FIT REFUSES ON U.S.CROISER answered.WILL BE ADMINISTRATOR FOR : PROVINCE.Quebec, December 28.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Sir Horace Archambault, Chief Jus-' tice of the Court of Appeals, has appointed Administrator of the Fro-! vince of Quebec during the illness of ! Sir Francois Langelier.Carson S?ys Troops Salisbury Plain âre In Sooii Spirits On The Tennessee Has Five Hundred on Board effarions GENERAL ALDERSON DENIES CABLED REPORT THAT HE WAS TO RESIGN COMMAND ZEPfEli ATTACKED; CREW LOST London, December 28.\u2014(Special)\u2014 An unofficial despatch received by the Exchange Telegraph Company from Rosendaal says: \u201cIt is rumored here that a Zeppelin was sighted near Nieuport Sunday morning and was shot at by the Allies, and all its occupants killed in the debris of the airship as it descended.\u2019\u2019 ARE BEING TAKEN FROM JAFFA, SYRIA, TO ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT.Washington, D.O., Dec.28-\u2014 (Special) \u2014The United States cruiser, Ottawa, December 28\u2014Colonel Car-j Tennessee, with the permission of I son, of Montreal, who has returned! the Turkish Government and at the ! from Salisbury Plain, and Colonel request of the Ambassador, is trails-Wilson, of Montreal, were in confer-! porting five hundred refugees of var-! enco with the Minister of Militia yes-lions nationalities from Jaffa, Syria, j terday.Colonel Carson has presented\u2019to Alexandria, Egypt, j a report on the conditions at Salie-! Capt.Decker, of the Tennessee re-j bury.To your correspondent he stat-; ported departure of his vessel from led that the Canadians were fit and! Jaffa in message filed last night and ! in excellent spirits and said the Mon- received today at the Navy Depart-I treal regiments wore knowing up well.mCnt> Becrctal-y of the Navy Daniels, GERMANS AFRAID OF FLANK.London, December 28.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The Times' correspondent telegraphs from Petrograd ; \"Operations of the Germans on the front at Sochaczew and Rawa on Christmas slackened at.all points except on the right.This looks as if they were seriously alarmed for the safety of their flank.Heavy guns, including 11-inch howitzers, have been brought up by the Germans near Skiernicwice and Rawa.Russian critics consider this attempt a very risky one.\u2019' FRENCH OFFICIAL STATE MENT.Paris, December 28.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 An official statement came out at Paris this afternoon reading as follow s : \u201cIn Belgium we have continued to advance.To the west of Lombaertz-yde we are actually at the sand dunes on which the enemy has established his line of resistance.At a point south of Ypres we have lost a section of trenches near Hollebeke.\u201cIn the region of Lens, near Ca.r-ency, the enemy yielded under our attacks eight hundred yards of first line trenches.\u201cIn the valley of the River Aisne and in Champagne there has been intermittent artillery fighting, which ! was particularly severe in the vicin I ity of Rheirns and around Perthes.Here the enemy directed their art il ! levy fire especially against the posi -j tions to the west of Perthes, conqnor j | cd and occupied by us.\u201cOn the heights of the Meuse th*u e i j has been slight progress by our ¦ trooos along the.entire front.\u201cIn the Vosges the enemy bom-| barded the railway station at St.Die, but the railway service has not been in trouble.\u201cIn Upper Alsace to of Stein bach a counter Germans was repulsed.Express de-thc Herald ! A KL TRUE TURKU) ARE CALLED IT HON TO RISK N «GAINST THE G KRAI \\ TNB.New York, December 28.\u2014 (Spec-\u2019ini) \u2014A London Dm 1 y sprit eh from Athens to ! say s : j \u2022\u2018There is every in.clication that a storm is gathering i tv the interior of Turkey.The police Ttjtvc seized thousands of proclamations in the barracks in Constantine-»-pie calling on all true Turks to risit» against the (Germans and the Cdminittec of Union and progress in oriler to save Turkey \u2018\u2018because of t ho enemy at her KutOH.I \u2018LOT AGAINST\u2019 GERMANE, lîrimiisi, via Homo , December 28.\u2014 News has reached la.ore from Construit i noplo that ont- liumlrcd Turkish i military oiticars were arrested at the Ottoman capital oi% December 22, ! eha.rpi'd with eomplioity in an anti German plot.The frite of the men arrested it; not known.I The railway between ! anti Gonstantinople Ivas It ' tioxietl by the war office.sender and freight trrrltie i stopped.Adrianople ecu requitii-All pashas been the northeast attack of the ANOTHER SALISBURY FAKE summarized the report in this statement.Ottawa, December 28\u2014A cable has been received by the Militia Depart-\t*\t~ ment from General Alderson, com-, FIRE AT CARLETON PLACE, manding the first Canadian division! CarlotonPlace, Ont., December 28.\u2014 at Salisbury Plain, denying the ru- Last evening fire started from an un-mors that 1,000 Canadians would be! known cause back of J.B.Jardine & left behind at Salisbury to engage ini Sons' general store, Taylor\u2019s Block, laboring work.The rumor appears to.causing $2,000 damage to the Jar-have originated in England and has: dine stock and $1,000 to the prem-been promptly denied.\tises.ACTIVITY IN WESTER N FRONT 011KP8N \u201cRendus tk Means îo Bring in the Wounded.\u201d SHOO m KAISER .-CLUB OFFER- Owing to the number of inquiries receivad from Lodges, Clubs, Societies, etc., for the game of \u201cSHOO THE KAISER,\u201d in half dozen and dozen lots, the Record has made arrangements with the manufacturer of the game to give the following club rates : \u2014 Three packs, $1.00 and three coupons ; five packs, $1.50 and five coupons.The daily sale of the game is so large now that hereafter no further lists of those who have purchased packs will he published.Over five hundred packs have already been sold in the Eastern Townships, and the sale is daily growing.To secure a pack simply fill in the coupon which appears in each issue of the Record, and send it along with fprty cents.This is the message that has come is ready except almost the last from the Red Cross workers on the battlefields of Europe, and it is our three hours off the enemy\u2019s coast without being molested by any surface vessel and safely re-embarked three out of the seven airmen with their machines, Three other pilots returned later and were picked up by British submarines which were standing by.Their machines were then sunk.SIX AIRMEN RETURNED.\u201cSix out of the seven pilots returned safely.Flight Commander Hewlett responsibility to answer that call, is missing.His machine was seen in They are working in the danger zone, a wrecked condition about eight miles a(nid terrible scenes and awful con-from Heligoland, and the fate of the cUtions, we are here at this end of daring and skilful pilot is at present\tof communication\u2014the source ' ana7jne) writes: \u201cI have your letter unknown.\t°f supply\tThey are doing their work\tre Eastertl Townships Red Cross Am- \u201cThe extent of the\tdamage by\tthe\tnobly aPd unselfishly-how\tshall we\t- \u2022 British airmen\u2019s bombs cannot be es- do.0UFS?,mar nob bilv(: T ^n\u2018 timated, but all were\tdischarged\tat\t6PiyE1!'10n\tof direct contact,\tbut, nev-\t .r.\u201e, points of military significance.\te.theless,\twe have a share\tin thuu\ttributions, \u201cOn Thursday last Squadron Com- misslon to humanlty tha\u2018 we o'1*?*11 half of the required sum of money.We are waiting for those who have not yet contributed.It is your share of the responsibility\u2014don't wait till tomorrow.Mr, W.F.Vilas, M.L.A., of Cow- ! mander Richard B.Davies, Naval Air Servicé, visited of the Brussels not, cannot, avoid.Wlren a crisis so in a Farman biplane for the purpose ao ^ a 1)orti?,n.ot ¦A .involved, every living soul has of dropping twelve bombs at an airship shed reported to contain a.Ger-! man Parseval.Eight of these bombs, bulance, Now, I not only heartily approve of the movement, but also of the plan of asking for small con-thereby giving everyone an opportunity of helping.I feel sure there arc few people, if any, in the worldwide is taking place, in ^which p;aKtern Townships who would not 1B consider It a privilege to contribute to an object so worthy.\u2014Sincerely yours, (Signed) W.F.Vilas.\u201d Contributions may be sent to Mme.de Lottinville, Treasurer, 58 Montreal street, or Miss Eva White, Secretary, 27 Melbourne street.Subscriptions previously acknowl- every living soul has a duty to perforin, a responsibility to hear.It is such a little thing that ,\t.\t.\t,\t, j ,\t, you are asked to do-please do it of which six are believed to have hit, ' icl£i , were discharged at the first attack, LtT0l.G.Sterling Ryerson, presi-the remaining four on the return\tdci)t 0, the Canadian Red Cross So- tlight.Owing to the clouds of sno.-te\tcictyf Writes: \u201cSo soon as you feel which arose from the shed the effect sure 0j y0ur money we will order the edgcd\u20141,140.could not be distinguished.\u201d\tmotor ambulance, which will be at- Rev.W.H.Moorhead, Sherbrooke, London, December 28.The Daily tached to the hospitals of the First U subscription.« Telegraph's Harwich correspondent Contingent, and will go forward at Mrs.J.B.Armstrong, Sherbrooke, says that one of the British destroy-\tthe earliest possible moment.Pleased\tsubscription, ers engaged in the Ouxliaven raid was\tlet us know as soon ns you are ready\tMiss Nina M.\tNesbitt,\tCowansville, enveloped in a perfect hail of mis-\tso that we may cable our Commis- ! 1\tsubscription.siles dropped from German aircraft,\tsioner \u2014(Signed) G.Sterling Rycr-\tMr- H.8- Holt,\tMontreal,\t20\tsub- About a dozen fell around and about son, President.\u201d\tjscriptions.j her, but she emerged without a single', The head office of the Canadian: Mr.K.andf Mrs.H.Bettington, scratch.The engagement lasted about'Red Cross Society and the Sher-|East ItoNmn subscription.an hour, when the fog effectually put^brooke branch have done all that is Mr, P.ufThornton, Coaticook, 1 a stop to any further hostilities.possible to avoid delay.Everything\t(Codtinned on page 6), LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES HAVK BEEN VERY CONSIDERABLE! London, December 28 Much activity is being displayed along (die western battlefront by the flying squadrons, German airmen paying ;i surprise visit to Nancy, French a via tors to Mbtz, British to Brussels and other Belgian towns occupied by the Germans.As usual, the accoupts of the airmen of the damage done differ from : those of the occupants of the terri -I tory attacked.While bombs were dropped during these flights, most of 1 the flights were made for the purpose of reconnoitering.The Allies are na j turally desirous of knowing when ami where the Germans are moving their ! reinforcements, the arrival of >vh;« h ! at the front has been the signal fir | many German counter-attacks.FRENCH MAKE PROGRESS Except in the Argonne and Alsace, ; where the French have made some ! progress, and outside of artillery j practice, the battles in the west for j the last two days largely consisted : of German attacks, to counter those I of the Allies and to prevent the Allies from organizing the ground which they had gained.LOSSES ARTS HEAVY In these, as in the attacks of the Allies, which preceded them, the losses on both sides have been cc n-fdderable, but they are naturally heavier on the side which makes the attacks.Paris tells of great activity bv the Kaiser\u2019s troops west of Lens, north-! east of Albert, near Llhons and northeast of Soupir.All these operations failed, according to the Fscnch official bulletin, issued on Saturday.From the same sources comes a report of severe fighting near Perthes, where, it is said, the Germans attacked in great force, but were beat-: en off.Considerable progress is re j ported near Cernay (âennheim) in Al-i sace.A BERLIN REPORT Berlin reports that in the capture ,¦ of British entrenchments near Ht.1 tHubert they took 837 prisoners and cc isiderable war material.The Brlt- » MORE INFANTRY , BfiTTJMS: Four Will Be Mobiizedln Canada For tiis Second Division KOI 7 It SURPLUS BA T1 TALIONS OF KI Ft ST CONTING IG TNT WILL BE USED AS It K t TNi FORC1Ï-MBINT\u2019S .Ottawa, Dec.28.\u2014-KV>iir extra infan-j try Battalions of fir: L Canadian contingent.of 34,yOO, wliieh were paid, of a.surplus of six I»jittallons over divisional strength f\t22,000, and were originally i u ton *»e.Black Uailrt.t.it Silk for.8.*c.Black l\u2019eau de Soie Silk for.Values.should Cloakings $1.75 A l out, ten pieces, in plain colors ; a^o diagonals and fuzzy tops ; all this season\u2019s goods ; fcl in.wide ; warm heavy winter materials for a good coat ;\tS2.B0 and $2.10 values ; all at on Price\t$1.7,7 Wool Hose 125e One of the best bargains you will hnd in hosiery.Heavy knitted stocking.ribb style, fast black ; sizes SJl 1», î>i ;in l m in.food meaKurc.M * T V Special value.Tucsday Oiferings fri?m the House Furnishing Section.STEP LADDERS \tOVG, $ 1.25 kind for\u2019., I.,v CURT \\1N ST U ETCH K R S $1.D*>/*, per yard.\t.KhtZR% N.Z.10c PAÏs51c.Ufo^n7.'.19c MATHIEU\u2019S SYRUP OF TAR AND COD LIVER U1I.\u2014tIL l>.\\r.Polisher The sreat labor saver, for cleaning ()Uclotl)8, Linoleums and Hardwood Floors.Tho I\u2019olishor and a Jumbo Hot t lo of Liquid Veneer, jl* | j>|j, all for.Sweater Sale AT :aUl\".9Nc SIT:, line\t1» 1\t! T $2.00 line for.Two or four-hole.Per dozen.TOILET PAPER\u2014 Three 10-eenfr packets for.\u2019 BABIES\u2019 OWN SOAP\u2014 Three cakes\tin a box\ti for .INFANTS' DELIGHT TOiLET SOAP\u2014\t* Three !\t , WHITE ('ASTILE SOAP\u2014 Big 15u.IV».bars for .LADIES' RUBBERS\u2014 50c., OOc.and 75c.pal: MISSES\u2019 UFB.BEPS Sizes 11 to 2.at.GIRLS' RUBBERS -Sizes 5 to PL at.YUl TILS' RUBBERS Sizes 10,\t11,\t1.2,\t.13 at.BOYS\u2019 RUBBERS-Sizes 1 to 5, at.MEN'S RUBBERS\u2014 at 75c.a».i \u2022' \u2018v.arc 40 \\>Y \u2022n- an- ITUMC HAMS -Range in weight from bounds.New stock.Sale price per pound.Breakfast baugn Fresh stock to hand, about B or 5 pounds.Per pound.5 ami 7 .KSc cuts Of 24c GROCERY SECTION \u2022Phone your order *f you can\u2019t come lo the store.Two direct lines for qi x service.Satisfaction assured.POTTED HAM -Usual 12.A', tin.Tii-moirow, 2 for.MASSAW1PPI.The pupils of District No.Church Hall, Monday at 7.30 p.m.i qawiDni ranked as follows .\tv^-\t_ ,\t, ,,\t.\t.Topic will be \u201cTemperance.\u201d\tI Ctiristmas examinations :\ti Paton;.7Jr.Leslie Jackson, employee of S.! Grade IV Sr.\u2014Louise Raymond,!0116 nuglu.Sove many, he gave the J.Osgood & Sons, met with an ac- Fernande Sergent, Harold Smitb.Syl-j signal himself, saying: Chop away, cident last Monday, having the end! via perkins * G race Smith.\tmates! and Good-bye, lads! Ana of one of his fingers taken off while Grade IV Jr\u2014Juliette Voisard,i thus perished another humble hero 03 Gerald Voisard.\u2018\ti the roil of British fame.using the coffee grinder.Arrivals and departures: Misses H.Hurd, E.Planche, W.Planche, M.Farnsworth, A.Hough, M.Husbands,] homo from Montreal for the holidays; Mrs.A.Johnston, Mr.and Mrs.Plaisance, Messrs.V.H.Lusk and J.T.Allen to Sherbrooke; Mrs.H.Learned to Megantic, guest of her daughter, ?Jrs.E.A.Bailey; Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Learned and daughter, Kathleen to Waterloo with Mrs.Learned's mother, Mrs.Robinson; Senator and Mrs.R.H.Pope, Christmas ! with their daughter, Mrs.F.W.Gil-day, Montreal; Mrs.F.A.Pope visiting in Lachute; Messrs.Yv'.H.Leonard, G.W.Kennedy, H.G.Thorpe, to Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Moore and daughter ICtlieiyn, Sherbrooke, Friday with Mrs.Aldan Learned.The thermometer Saturday morning registered 11)1 degrees below r.ero.Miss Annie DUmrhe is on the sir.k list.Mrs.T.R.Robinson is slowly recovering from a» attack of pneumonia.Arrivals and departures : Dr.J.G.MUnron to Montreal ; Mr, J.T.Alleu to his home in Leeds ; Mrs.H.I.Scott, in Montreal for a few days ; Mrs.If.T.Goff and Miss Ruby Goff visiting relatives in Danville ; Mr.H.L, Cleveland to Uarnham on business ; Mr.H.H.Moe to Three Rivers after a couplé of days with Mrs.Mce ; Mr.Lawrence Wrlglit to St.Johns.Grade III.\u2014Ivanhoe Voisard,Willie Smith.Grade I.\u2014Yvonne Sergent.Grade I.Primer Class\u2014Wilfred Ray-, mond, Jos.Voisard, Audra Smith, j Ervin Lord.*\u2014Absent for part of exams.LilSGAR.Amongst those spending Christm -holidays here arc: Misses August ; Lida and Evelyn Hughes, of Lachlue and Miss Eunice Hughes, of Chorney with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.iV.H.Hughes; Misses Beulah and Bery Porter home from Lennoxville; Mr.David Munroe, of Toronto, with hr aunt, Mrs.Geo.Armstrong.The annual Christmas entertainment will be held in the Method!.r Church here Tuesday evening, Decent her 29.Mrs.Geo.Hughes is visiting rela tlves in Montreal.GQULD.G î rec id-, cn The C'hri.-,tma3 trpe f.Tvua by the pu-i !pils of tho Gould -Model School was held jin the Town Hall here on Vedncsday i! evening and was Very largely attended.Mr.A.G.MacKay.of Red Mountain, acted as chairman.The following programme was very successfully rendered l.x th\" pupil - Opening chorus.\u201cWith Hearts So Light,\" 1>5 the school ; duet, livisimas tlreeting.'' b>- l-Iarriet M.nc-Doae.ld and Flora MacKay : recitation, ''\\vanted, a Minister's Wife,\u201d Agnes Mac- arrived 1 - rsday at the old homo GRIFFIN Mr.E.R.Embury, the week-end in Magog.r.tiss Jennings closed her school on Friday and left for her home in Ottawa to spend the Christmas holiday.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Crelier and daughter, Ethel, to Sherbrooke on Friday to spend Christmas with Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Somerville.REIODSDALE.Mr.p.Quinn is confined to the house by rheumatism.Mrs.Jus.Carroll and children to Montreal for the holidays with her parents ; Mrs.Ross, accompanied by her .on and daughter and little grandson, of Magog, Mr.Examining Standing Trees By the use of a delicate instrumeui for cutting tiny slices of wood from living trees anti examining them by microscope, scientists are able til guide lumbermen in the selection ol standing timber.Unique Display Rack Called a \u201cround-about,\u201d a motor» driven display rack for stores l»1 ve'nted in England carries^ he shown on the ends of revolve vertically and at time swing arci'.vd n vertic^BKaft :- -w t' \\/A±J ^ \\mk : N \" lOo '.,'VIvf.l IN 20 l,B.TAILS -\u201c Fttra quaiity iVmPuuml Lut'd for coàking iu 20-U).wood ptuls.Sale prix-c.pall.$2.50 NEW CANNED VEGETABLES Our new sloe - is now ready Log Cabin Brand- the vri.x- best quality\u2014Tomntot s, Early Jim-.\u2019 Pens.Corn or String Beans.Sale price Per do?cn.assorted .*1.10 Redpath Granulated Sugar 14 pounds for $3.00 Coffee- Our SFcoial Java and Mig La fro?h pround to your order.Now war value is 45c.lb.Sale price.35c.BHiTTEfS 1'inest Dairy or C'reainery, per 1! ,35c AV« )KUESTEK i 2 D\u2018\u2022 s\u2019.zo fv'\u2019 1.0 \\ F \\UU 9c.K I RUE RED HERRINGS -Imported ; Plain or iu Tomato Sauce.Tomorrow, per tin.iSc.lies.To-morrow.Gold Dust Washing ILavdvU- BV.2 for 15c.l - ONIONS\u2014 Fine via lit j-3 lbs.for.Red Unions ; l3»\\ .1 UMBO UH\u2019KLES -Mixed in \\ ine^ar or mixed in Milliard or white onions.Per bottle .23e.BAKED BE \\NS Bit;' 3-lb.tins, Los Cabin brand, 15» .tin.Sale vrice, 2 for 25e.CANNED CHIC KEN -Fin* stock.\t35c.\ttin\t(or .29c.PURE GOLD\tJELLY\tPOWDER Sixty dozen\tjus:\tin\tfrom\ttUr\t'no- H\u2019GAU 2 Ilya, for CIÎHKAIjS \t\u2022lb.':.n \tthe regular\tPails.To-morrow\t\t.06c.50c.line (White l.nhel),\tput up iu\tPOP CORN-\t\t 15c.lead packets.\t\tFrom the south.~ ibs.,ar\t Sale price, pound\t\t\t UV.\tSPI 1 r PEA < -\t PEANUT BUTTER-\t\tChoice sloth.2 U>g 'or.\t\t 15c.U3c.size for\t\t\t 20c.\t0X0 CUBES\t CHLORIDE l.LMK\u2014\t\tA fresh lot just iu.\t In tins, with sifter top\t\t 10c.\t10c.per ca * r 3 for\t\t.\u2014.I'OLLY PRIM OR OLD PCTCtl CLEAN\tSllU-\t\tSOi 3 for\t\tUéfe\t\t 25e.To-mo.'.\tBORAX.comfort.Bon Ami \t \t\t.l.H\t12'.\tSUNLIGHT.Mn Polio\t\t.H\tC .\t\u2019>\t,\tSURI\u2019 RISE, Ammonia Powder .\tIII,.\t3 for 25, .\tKLEOTiUC.Ammonia Liquid \t\tUU\\\t3 for 25c.\tDUNGH AM\u2019S Gold Dust \t j ve\t.D\u2019.c.loc.\t2 for LV.2 for 15\tX.M-TUA, t.lqnid Veneer \t\t\t.50c.\t\tSI Dust Fane \t CREAM TARTAR ¦\t.35c.\tt in 3i\\ .*\tREDR ViMI G 1 ! LRS.Ft lOc.pkt.2 for L5c.Bh .bflff 2 fev 1 5c 10c.hot.2 for 15c 20c.\t1 5c.tin.Dv.pkt.2 for Joe.35c.\t30c.\ttin.25c.\u2018In.12c 2 or.cake\t20e Uv.2 for l 5c tOc.pkt, 2 for 15c 7c.oz, 4 028.1 5o.20r.hot.\t19c.5c.pkt.3 tor J5e .10c.\t3 for 25c.11 Ohs for 50c.STKCJAliS ANPLATEl) SUGAR.R.00 Very purer: of Lie pure, per pound.w ashing sun a - T'») nibrrow, 9 lbs.for.L'.:.MALT YIN EGA R- 25c.bolllo, for .20; I'IN ES T PASTRY FLOUR lb.cotton sacks.IN W A H BOARDS- 25c.line for.GU'.ss Washboards CLOTili' P i N S - 15c.line for 39c.¦3 (or .lOc.i\t! Loan ; \u201cLed Time Song,\u201d by seven eh 11- and M :\ti-.A.Ross for their Y nlesidc | idren ; flag drill, by twelve girls;\tchorus,\there;\t:.-s Jessie McIntyre, ^Montreal, j, \".Bright est.of All is Christmas.\"\tby pu-\twith her\tParents,\tMr.ana Mrs, Wm.\tMc- .piK of model depart men* ; solo, \"A Lit Intyro ; Mr.\\Y.H.Maxwell, Montreal, * j He Tot of Seven.\u201d by Kuod Way ; solo, and Miss Mary Maxwell at their par-I \"Em Waiting for Santa Claus,\" by ratal home; Mr.Wm.MoVetty and Mr.\u2022\tThy ra- Mac Aula y ; dialogue,\t\"Vice\t.Kenneth\tM elver\tiof Gould, calling\ton I Versa.\u201d in three acts ; solo, \u2018\u2018Bing a\tfriends.i Song of Christmas,\u201d by Marion Mac- Christmas Day passed very quietly ! Lean ; ducL \"The Sweet I.ong Ago,'\u2019 by here.Joan Murray and Stella MacDonald ;\t_______________________________ j chorus, \"And Now We Say Good-bye,\" ; ' by the school.After the programme! I the presents were distributed from the ; trees by the older pupils in the school, j after which tl,-* singing of \"God Save th* A'ing* by all present brought Cue entertainment to a close.The hail was then cleared and dancing was indulged .in by the young people.! \\i .vah; and departures : Mr.Farquhar ; MacDonald to Bane, A t., for bis Vacation ; his sister, Miss Christie MacDonald, of Alban, is attendin'; to the .post, office during his absence ; Miss .\u2022\tHattie M aviver, of Boston, Mass.pr-rived Wednesday for a couple of weeks1 with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Mru Ivor; Miss B.Mountain to her home »n Ulverton on Wednesday ; Messrs.K.N.Meclvcr and G.F.Cowan in Quebec Ir.st week ; Mr.and Mrs.K.N.Mac Ivor and family and Miss E.MacVetty spent Christntas in Inverness with their Par-, on a Mr.and Mrs.V.Mai l e: I y ; Mr.LP,n Ma s wa8 Bwcet ^ 1[n.Foley, and special prizes given by Mrs.W.A.Allen and Mrs.Clifton King to the regular attendants at Sunday School.Rev.Mr.Hayden expressed his great appreciation of the token of affection which was \u2019gladly reciprocated.The programme included: Chorus, recitations, instrumental music; duet, by Mrs.Willey and daughter; \u201cRainbow\u201d by seven girls; \u2018\u2018Our Coming Army\u201d several girls; ALLAH LINE KU4\u2014pronusod Winter Sailings\u20141915 ST.JOIIN\u201411AL1FAX \u2014LIVIiRPOOL ROYAL MAIL SI9RVTC1D.ALVA.nason Hoyt, who has been in poor< health for eomc time, is very much improved.Miss Norton closed her school for 3 the holidays on Dec.22nd, going to j her home at Sutton Jet.; Miss Emma ?Boright from Brome, with her par- * Mr.and Mrs.E.R.\u2022 Bo- \" unsonviile to visit her parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Logan.An oyster supper and card party was given at Mr.H.H.Allen\u2019s, Friday evening, Dec.18th.BOLTON\" GLEN'.Arrivals and departures Bteamor\tFrom\tSt.John I\u2019retorlan\t\t\t\tErid\u201e\tJan 1st Hesperian \t\t\tFrid.,\tJan 8th Scandinavian \t\t\tFrid.,\tJan.22nd \tFrom\tHalifax I\u2019retor.an\t\t\tSat.,\t¦Jan.2nd Hesperian\t\t\tSat.,\tJan.Ut.h Scandinavian \t\t\tSat.,\tJan 23rd ST.JOHN\u2014HAVRE\u2014LONDON.\t\t Steamer\tFrom\tSt.John Sicilian\t\t\tThurs.,\tDec.31st BOS TO N\u2014C \u2019ORTLAND\u2014GLASGOW.\t\t Steamer\tFrom\tPortland i \u2019omeranian\t\t.Thurs.,\tJan.llth Htoamer\tFrom\tBoston \tnias Season rii'v FIRST EPISODE OF TjVSW MORE GIRLS BETWEEN Ih can piece on mules to work all niglit.HANDLE A LARGE;T Goldsmltb Diamond Merchant, 33 Strathcona Square.Bell 118.and 18 wanted nt Queen Cigar Fee , , , tory.None but those who intend to i'41-\u2018-¦ l ^Petlence unnecessary, work steadily need apply.W.R.Webs- ;.'iSe.posla^o.Hai.wey.care Record.ter &> Co.\t1-\u2018 ,\t! SALESMAN TO Apply Paton -1 *o¦ Go., Shcib.co e.\ti i Hue of caiend.~\t\u201d\t! novelties on a commission basis.Write, TLJAILROAD FIREMEN.BRAKEMEN.\u201ctatlng full particulars, to P.O.Box | 1 x- S120.ICxperlence unnecessary.Send OOME GIRLS WANTED TO WORK in quv worsted mill.Paton.Manufacturing Co., Sherbrooke.riWOR DRY GOODS STORE.READY-C to'wear department, lady clerk, middle age.Apply in person at Poutre\u2019s.(pENBRAL SERVANT WANTED IM-\" 1 mediately.Two in family.Apply Mies Elkins.?Melbourne St.TO LET/ MISCELLANEOUS.GS7, Toronto.T71REE\u2014WE WILL GIVE FREE TO J any person interested in stock or poultry one of our 80-pag-e illustrated books on how to feed, how to build hen C1UT-RATE GROCERIES\u2014REDPATH (houses ; tells the common diseases of granulated sugar, Gc.lb.; Surprise i poultry \u2019i?d ,Btock' wi!h remedles ,for and Comfort aoau.8 burs 25c.\u2022 rtutcb 1 same ; tells how to cure roup sn lour and Comfort soap, 8 bars 25c.; Dutch ! Cleanser, Gc.tin; canned goods, 90c.I uw8 tells all about our Royal Purple doz.; all best flours, $3.15 bag, and stock and poultry foods and remedies.1.0ÔÔ other bargains'll bought our way.'S\u2019ritB W' A' Jenkins- ^S- Co.London 1ER OF QUEBEC WEiE SLANDERED HOME GUARDS DEFEATED THE REV.MR.MACLEAN WAS PRE-MEMBERS OF THE MILITIA\tSENTED WITH FUR COAT BY IN A SHOOTING COM-\tMEMBERS OF HIS CON- PETITION.\tGREGATION.Coaticook.Dec.28.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Danville, Dee.28.\u2014(Special)\u2014The The Coaticook traders report a very installation o! officers of Doric Lodge fair Christmas trade.On the whole A.F.00 CO,KD5I QUEEN H/ 1-*- wanted.Also good pair young heavy \u201c inches long, for sale draft mares.A.Robinson, Lennoxville.!io 'I°hn E.Martin.Bishc 'Phone 1280r2.\ti Que- CORDS GREEN HAKiDWOOD.1.8 cheap.Apply Bishop\u2019s Crossing, ÎFIFTEEN TONS OF HORSE HAY', if \u20190f)D nAY within easy haul of Sherbrooke, ; Weight 12 W.E.Loomis, Sherbrooke.HORSE FOR SALE\u2014 GO ;\t5 years old ; fully during those days business was as good as, if not better than, during the same period last year.Not only during the holiday season, but during the whole year, business has been n *\tTTu TKof n™«iUP,t0the l,8Ual StandBrdin 0oat1' in connection therewith.They prov-1 Cou:t ol Appeal Held That Ground cook.\te(1 to ,u.verv enjoyabie events m In Reversing Judgment ol\tTia.\t|\t_____ a LOWef Court\tHome Guards are quite proud1 SERVICES WELL At 1 ENDED.J _____\tof the fact that in a return shooting | Midnight Mass ACTION WAS TAKEN BY ONE OH Christmas trees were held by the Federated Methodist and Anglican Churches during the past week, on ! behalf of their respective Sunday CASINO iMCTrtiES \\NT) uaCHFSTKA.ZVDOKA S( i omi episude.\"Myetery of the Steeping House.*\" THK DOSS OF THK STH Broncho.THF BAIXÎK OF OFFICE HcHan-e.TMK DhX.\u2019OV Princess.ZUDORA\u2014 Every Monday and Tuesday.celebrated at .match recently held they beat the gt.Ann's Church and again at ten Militia.They bent them, too, in t)u.morning on Christmas Day.wanted.TEN BORG AGAINST PARER FOR STATING THAT TAL-MUT TAUGHT SACRIFICE OF CHRIS- Quebec, Dec.\t(Special)-The1 mans ®J'*iaPfi not-prominent Jews.pav : G.1-1.A.Murray, preached a very ap-j ,\t.i nropiiote sermon suitable to the oc- The church was prettily easion.trimmed with evergreens.\u2018There is only one conclusion so VARNEY\u2014TAYLOR .Fitch Bay, Dec.28 \u2014(Special) A nuiet wedding was solemnized in: far as Germany s overseas posses-«^Congregational Church at twelve sfons rr.d spheres of Influence are com on Wednesday, December 23, cemod; they must cease to be Ger-W.Carr officiating when man.\" This was the keynote of an Anna, daughter of Mr.and address delivered in Toronto by Sir Taylor of this plare, be- Harry Johnston, G.C.M.G., of London.ke of Mr.Archibald England._J[- of Greenlay, Que.Sir Harry Johnston, among British IKy entered the church people at least, is Africa.He is re-Js of Lohengrin\u2019s Wed-! sÊohMble, more than any other per-played bv' Mrs.II.G.Tay- eon living to-day, for the establish-pie, 'who was given away ( ment of British interests in Central jer, wore a dress of navy: Africa, as well ^.all blue hat and carried\u2019an(j eas);_ Ihite roses.She.was attended by her aster, Miss Lena Taylor, who was in resoda green silk with black ; Bvrhite hat and carried pink roses, j groom was supported by his Mr.W.S.Varney of Newport liter a short trip they will re-to Greenlay, Que., where they; r reside.Mrs.VV.S.Allen is visiting friends, ! in Huntingdon for the holidays.! Mr.Dugald Mactavish from Mon-' treal, is visiting his parents, 30 Ball > Street.Masters Marcus and Desmond Mu' ; vena are at home from Loyola College, Montreal, for the vacation.The Misses Mactavish from Coaticook Convent, arc home for their Chr stmas holidays.Mrs.T.Bonner and Mr.George s in (lie southwest i Bonner, of Coaticook, were in town ! for Christmas, the guests of Mr.and how the amount is raised.NOVEL \u201cCOURT SCENE.\u2019\u2019 Rather a novel event took place at\tVERY COLD SNA) .! the home of Mr.and Mrs.E.F.; The weather of the past few days ; Tomkins, Christmas evening, A large has been extremely cold, the tht.rmo-; number of relatives of the family ! meter registering from J() jo J< de-j were present, Sherbrooke furnishing a grees below zero according to loca-; large proportion.After enjoying an lion.Christmas trade, however,dur j excellent supper, some musical selec- ing the meantime bus picked up won- iS NOt Worrying Over tilB Gsriiion lIons were rendered, and the ivilnnce | derfully.\u2019I'he cold weather of the Iasi of the evening was taken up with a two or three days seemingly did not Snvasicn lout to Take Place not \u201ccourt\tscene.\u2019\u2019 One\tof the\tyoung\thave the effect\tof materially\tdecrees^ women\twas brought\tbefore the\tcourt !\ti^he\t^rhoUdâ; upon the charge of being unmarried, trnJjU(; goolI -\talthough she was of a lawful age to\t- STORY WAS TO EFFECT THAT,marry and had had offers to that\tNOTES.GERMANS\tINTENDED\tENTER- 1\t.-M George Armitage,\tof\tSher- !\tMr.Herbert\tRobinson,\twho has ING COUNTRY\tFROM\tI, \u2019,\t, , ,,\t,___u\t_\t+, _\tlieen attending\tMacdonald\tCollege, ¦4tm' The first idea that Sir Harry had that the Germans might bo contem- ! Mrs.A.H.Bonner, Moore Street.CALIFORNIA.brookc, ascended the bench in the SIb returned home for the Christmas! to see ; also, 'Jess of The Mountain Country IN FOUR PARTS.Flayed by an all star cast of children.This feature is aomething a little different to others, which all will enjoy, and that no child should faU Vancouver, B.C., plating the acquisition cf territory in Africa was when he came upon a German traveller dying of thirst by a desert wayside.He was trekking through the southwest in a Doer wagon when he came upon the unfortunate traveller, who wes given 1 relief and sent aieng his way.\u201cThat December 28.\u2014 quality of Judge.Dr.Tomkins acted , ]10jmayB Bince corning home he has the been stricken with typhoid fever and ill.ïoodenough, of Lisbon, ; of liis brother, Mr.___________________________ George Goodenough, for the Ohrist- Mr.Tv Ilham >V\\ Woodvyaik oi Mac- guarded for year's, and, even if some, Shurtleh, of Coaticook, defended the mas holidays, don a Id ( oLoge, is spending his vaca- jew Germans got by the guards, they prlsoncr.A mixed jury was empan- Vr.anfT Mrs.Gordon Brown and fa-tion with his grandmother, Mrs.A.woupj iia!3ie to arrest and'eoniine-\tcomposed one-half of ladies mily, of Montreal ; Mr.Carl Brown, ment in concentration camps.All , \u2019________ , l( __j.,,__\tn,,_\tof Edmonton, Alta., and Mr.Ronald T.Nourse, Elizabeth Street.uu, in uumitniLiiiLiun ^nii*i^a.n.\t.f\tn,,i,1of Edmonton, Mr.Leonard Beckett of the Cana- precautions against isolated acts by nncl 0 la ^ 11\t'\t'\t\u2019 Brown, B.A., of Harvard Medical were on behalf of the prosecution showed, r(.i,00]) Boston, are the guests of UN emens DAY' Lu bln Comedy.KIBNKY DREW IN THE PROFESSIONAL SCAPEGOAT v 11 agraPh Comedy.(\u2019.non ORCHESTRA MUSIC.Iftlis, Marnaps k Oeallis BIRTHS Ï0ND.\u2014At.Hillside, Que., Dee.Ih, 1314, a daughter, to Mr.and rs.Jas.Dymond, Firmer BREAKS HIS NECK.\tc,} T \u201e |rkworth,\tOnt.,\tDecember 28.\u2014Mr.\tc.ft\t{o mTkeïreaticaTvith'and ^secure ! dian'Bank\u201d0î Commerce,\tMontreal,\tindividual enemy sympathizers were; on behalf of tne prosecution nnowea :\t8chooi( Boston,\tare the guests ap Convey,\ta\tfarmer\tof\trercy\t»elT;tcr.\tfro;^\tthe\tnative\tpeoples:\tand\tand Mrs.Beckett, were\tthe holiday\ttaken when the war started, and the-that the prisoner had had an offer of\ttheir parents,\tMr.and Mrs.G.F.| s(,aieu Tenders addressed to the Post* î\u201cs^ip\u2019.was driving to his home '\t\" b\",;,\t./''A' '\tguests of Vir.and Mrs.F.J.Beckett military authorities here say they marriage, hut from a man who at Brown.\tj master-general will bo received at Ot- attempt to get rLothold in Africa.\" at \u201cThe Willows,\u201d Beckett Road.have no reason to suppose that there ^ samo time was colirting three or,\tnod\u201c ™\t20\u2019h .*?*?**}**\t0:;n travels Ini Mrs.Robert Newton ami little y0®gyth\u201c* thïe now [n\u201d force.11\" '\t\u2022 tour other girls and had not enough \u2022 \u2018\t' pATrk,tK1 FUND.^ kir aîarry ^ iolu of thn assist* daughter are vif.iciiv.\u2019; ivtr?.Newton a\t_-+- money to pay the costs of getting! rpjie following letters speak for | ance m exploring tne Congo River that sisters, the Misses Johnson at their a u A cqalB AT VALPAR- married.It was brought out on j themselves : r?®?i\u201d ,.\tb E a e\u2019\tAIHQ\tbehalf of the prisoner that she was! \"Miss Mary Wilson, See.Navy .on.a, oi a.\" \u2022\u2022 k > > m «-\u2022\t* i iiaHv-fl ciuoL':' that would pass must \u2019 27th, 1914, Hubbard T.Coats, aged ,\t, ,\t,\t.\t,\t,, \u2019r\t\u201c u endeavored to acquire valuable MAIL CONTRACT I anuary,\t1910, for the conveyance of Ilia Majesty\u2019s Malls on a proposed con-trn,et for four years, six times per week, over HromptOnVitle R.M.D.No.1, from the Rostmaster-UefieraTs pleasure.Printed notices containing further Information as to Conditions of proposed contract may he seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the post office 0f Bromptohvllle and at the ofllca of the Post Office Inspector.L.E.DASTOUS, Post office Inspector.k*6 years.Funeral on Tuesday, P|29th, at 1.30 p.m.at the house.Lee.ESTATE SALE BV AUCTION Thursday, Duc.îïst, 1.914 FOR Oralaasîî his iiolnc, flAWYTORVlLIjE, Que., to wit : ihc\tmovables\u2014Buggies.Sleds, foighs, T-f arnia-, Robes, ilhinhe's, i ir-all Household Furniture .rn! cffecls.\u2019In- Machine.tCniltine ?.ho hine, lot BVewood, Ut bushe\u2019s ro.atoc.Svorj'thing irgmt be sold.Terms mad.' known on day of sale.Sale 12.30 p.m.A.NEWMAN.Auctioneer.aew territory.\"hi East Africa,\" he said.\u201cI worked all the mere feverishly, b cause 1 was ûvlpo that 1.h.- Geimans wore alfif TEMPEi.AHuc IN Til£ ARMY work!:-\tR (XW\\:rr\t-\".Uv\tin thlt n::\tr.\u2019e re-\tMt.and Mrs.Geor rcion.\tDut I t.î\tlink \u2022\t;vo go: rco;i\u2018\t: of th\tand Master Kenneth torrUcry Tver:.\t\th ha;\t;in/5« Mr.ra\tby a- -\t, Eustache, Que., arc s Silent\tPian Ci\t\u2022siçn,\tr\u2019 he adde^l\thumor-\tday season,with Mr.yr which it was.Wishing the she was over twenty-one.Both coun- Fund every success, we remain, The sei addressed the jury.The judge re- Students Gleason\u2019s Business College, viewed the evidence and the case was !per B.M.K._____ left with the jury.A disagreement; .-p,,\t' Students Gleason\u2019s Busi- Sealed Tenders addreiiBOd to the Post'- was the result, and in the end the ness College, Sherbrooke, Que.,\u2014 On mantcr-Gencral will be received at Ot-iui v v as discharged, it came out.behalf of the Imperial Order of the 'awn until noon on Friday, the 2»th of afterwards that ten of the jury were Daughters of the Empire, Sherbrooke, |\ttho^nve^cs^ for acquittal hut two stood out *or j ^ thank yo^your^rou»^\t« a convi-tion.\tyour good wishes for our success.; Armancj.Htatlon, C.V.from the Poat- N0TES\t! Your patriotic tea was both a flnan-1 mastor-Gcneral\u2019s pleasure.Yliss Steers of Sherbrooke, guest of cial and social success, and I offer Printed notices containing further in-hn- sister, Mrs.McCutcheon; Mr.H.you my hearty congratulations, with formation a\u201c ®djLdl\u2019\u2018°n®,°^pT°p?se^ Thomas, of Montreal, in town for a best wishes for a Merry Christmas Te^ef may be* obtained at the poet ot-\u2019 few days; Mr.and Mrs.Robert JesBi-,find Prosperous New Year.\u2014Yours nceB at Arnlam] station, Phtlllps-man and Miss Phyllis Jessinmn of j very sincerely, Mary L.Wilson,Trea- bu,.g, nnd at the offleu of the Post Ot-Shcrbrooke, guesta of Mr.P.Cooley, surer, I.O.D.E., Sherbrooke.\u201d\tflee Inspector at the Thorndykc; Mr.R.Doherty, 1\t-4- L.K.DASTOUS, of Montreal, with his parents for MANITOU COLLIDES WITH WAR-! Christmas; Mr.Will McCutcheon the\tSHIP Poet Office Inspector.Post Office Inspector's Office, Bp guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.B.McCut- London, December 2S-rThe steam-,\u2019 cheon; Mr.McKenna, of Toronto, in ship Manitou, of the Atlantic Tra-ns-i town for Christmas; Mr.M.McCaul- port Cortipany, Is undergoing repairs ey of Montreal, guest of Mr.nnd Mrg.\u2019.in Plymouth Sound as the result of McCauley; Mrs.Metcalf of Boston, a collision with a warship In the.home for the holidays; Mr.P.T.I Downs.One of the patrolling cruiser* Thomas the guest of Mr.and Mrs.desired to examine the liner more Sealed Tenders addressed to the Rostand little son guests of Mr.and Mrs.the darkness that a collision occur-; master-Genei-al will be received at m- MA!L CONTRACT Miss Ethel McDonald left Saturday'- evening for Waterville to take the Sr,rfl 1° drmk'vg.\t, principal part in a sacred cantata, known to he addicted to drink Hu d v ¦ .nin.- at the (\u2019oneregatlon- allowed io receive- any money .r al church.\"During her stay ;:he was home without the express permlsslr,: ; M.Lovell; Mr.and Mrs.F.Oolwill closely and approached so near the guest of Mr and Mrs F Gale of his commanding officer.\t\u201e\t- .\t._____^\u2019\t\u2018\t' Pcmmandiiu' officers do their bestl J.N.White for the holidays; Mr, and red.Only good seamanship, apparent- tawa until noon ou Friday.22nd Jan- VEnniCT of ACPinr- \"* r \\i dfatt-t to improve the lives of the men un-1 Mrs.0.H.E.Webster, Mrs.Gordon, ly, averted a serious accident.Hever- uarv.duü, for the conveyance of His Ma-vuuim.I ui Al ITDI.I AL DLAiti\tthe introduction of! Mrs.T.T.Bhurtleff, the Misses Ste- al plates on the Manitou were started',fl ^fl\u201c,\u201e0D.,^.1\u201e'r2?.08.?.rLi';0?.t5,ttC:!'.'?.r of libraries, and : vens and Rev.Cecil Stevens, Arthur' by the force of the collision.\t.Coroner Bachand ami a jury held an\ta tt p nromoPon inquest on Saturday night In the case f*?\t\u201ef faciiitleB for studying Stevens and Turner Webster, guests of Alexis Poisson, who died in the St.î;*1® Vincent de Paul Hospital on Satur- foreigu languages The evidence of Dr.Ethier went to that day show that death occnned from Greatest Hit, \u201c413.\u201d This is a three-, 0f her mother four years, six times per week each way._____\t__________ 1 between Georgovllle and Hmlth's Mill» of Mr.Bert Stevens of Lennoxville, TYPHUS AMONG GERMANS.\tId'epiii\" Dfi'm '' ^ 1 ,l