Sherbrooke daily record, 9 juin 1915, mercredi 9 juin 1915

[" J1 Sherbrooke Daily Record # Established 1897 ITALIANjiSTRENGTHEN POSITIONS AERIAL RAID SHERBROOKE, QUE,, WEDNESDAY JUNE 9, 1915 ONE CENT ALONG THE RIVER ISONZO first Serious Battle on This Front Expected Shortly.Russians Fighting Desperately to Stem the Austro-German Adyance.On Western Front Stow but Steady French Gains Predominates the Situation.Allies Resume Offensive at Several Points on the Gallipoli Peninsula.Lond-oa, June 9.\u2014 (Special) \u2014From Oanoratta to the head of the le but most seems possible, as we have a bunch noon in the church hall from 4 to 7.\t° ch °s service beung conducted at of medical officers on board and the house bv the Rev.G Ellerv «!=,-.m *\t.J uuaiu, auu The Young Ladies\u2019 Guild of Ply- Read, of Plymouth Church, in thl L?th-CMd nf Fn/*® ' m ; mouth Church are giving an organ absence of the pastor of the Method- blowing\t+,thC whifstle recital and tea in Plymouth Church, ist Church.Re^.Geo A McIntosh.mFnutLS ^ \"h^rSmadS^p m\" Friday, from 4 to 6.\t;A quartette composed of Miss Grace and at 4 o'clock lifeboat drill.Last The Sir John Sherbrooke Chapter Armitage, Miss Mary Hubbard, night the Sergt.-Major received a Daughters of the Empire will meet Messrs.Ernest and Gordon Armi- marconigram from the Sergeants\u2019 to-morrow afternoon (Thursday) the tage, sang the beautiful and appro- Mess of the 3rd Vies in Montreal.ICih in the Club rooms at 3 o'clock pnate hymns, \u201cAsleep in Jesus\u201d and To-day we received more equipment, Members of the ^rd RerfmentaLin the Arms of Jesus'\u2019\u2019 and including ammunition pouches, belts bStss £*%.sLsma syrsM* **ma \u2014c\u2014tor °ur Band Room at 7-30 sharp to attend ^ one who ° f p.assinf.awa^ weekly drill.Uniform, drill order.°f, on,e ^ho was a favorite with Every one is expected to be out\twho knew her-her cIass mates ; teachers of the High School and of The young ladies of the Y.W.C.A.the Sunday School of the Methodist are arranging for their annual ice Church, of which she was a regular cream social to be held on the Y.W.attendant.Her patience during\" her I C.A.lawn on Wednesday evening, illness was an evidence not only of June 16.\tthe sweetness and unselfishness of her disposition, but of her trust in Him Most Wor.Bro.A.E.Evans, grand ^ ,\t,\tI have __ been feeling rather seedy to-day, but all bave eaten three good meals, and Hth Not calm enough to have any Parades.We fell in at 11 a.m., but there were so many chaps too sick to turn out that it was cancelled.Ronald, Joe Cockfield, the two Busiies and LeBoutillier have been lying about the deck all day.Most of the deck IPIsSi Autoist (Patents Allowed) Section of windshield showing GLAROSCOPE in position.SO yearn ag» Grandfather got as individual sHgarpackafe\u2014 \u201cY« CXI tie Sug'ar Laiafs^inade by John fedpafiym whalwas then Canadas only Siigar iRefinery ai\t&2cc iaE gffeatmich improved ids graniidggghtgr -also 'individual\u201d\u2014 Cloth CæKSgkA SUGAS RSïïTUyc CG., LIMITED,.MQNXRLAL is covered with men, who of\u201d\u2018the\u201c Grand \"Lodge^f °Que\u201c \u201cwho doeth a11\twell,\u201d and anywhere^^^^^^^f61'6^ bec, A.F.& A.M., was a visitor at submission to His will.The mortal ^syt™ elseT 1 fe® ,a,bs°ut aa 1 fd the regular communication\tof Vic-, rerr-ains were borne\tto Elmwood\tpiays jn Serp-C'intti\u2019\tMoba 1 S Fa toria Lodge last evening.\t; Cemetery, where the\tlast solemn\tfro»\t5 30 to fi -\twords were spoken by Rev.Mr.Read.S^inV\t^ u 30' ,We are w\"n' FIRE DESTROYS HENHOUSE.;Tbe cbief mourners were Mr.W.J.war 0since Wg left W6P haV\\ome A shed, used as a henhouse by Mr.! A.Smith, of Laconia, >.H.father of\twireless news tn-d^v «k™,* Joseph Roy, 15 St.Michael 'street, deceased ; Messrs.\tJ.Fraser, G.\tC.\tGerman submarine^and also\tabout was destroyed by fire between one Hall, W.M.Hall and G.H.Par- one entering the Sea of Marmora ?and two o\u2019clock this morning.Nos.sons.unhcles, and Wesley Fraser, 16th May\u2014Church Parade to-dav 1, 3 and 4 stations answered thejeousm.The bearers were Roy Foss, and lifeboat drill The weather is alarm, but the building was doomed Frank McCrea, Andrew Dean, Everett mild but still cloudy' 4 service for when the firemen arrived.\tConley, Ned Hume and R.Hynd- the officers and sergeants was held - man.Among the beautiful floral in the saloon at 11 a.m.and for LEAVE FOR VALCARTIÈR., emblems which lay upon the casket the junior N.C.O.\u2019s and men in the Col.Smart and brigade staff left were a lovely sheaf of red end white men's smoker at 2 p.m.Capt.Shat-Montreal last night for Valcartier.roses (the school\tcolors) from\tthe\tford officiated, and gave very\tappro- The 27th Battery, under the com- school mates ard\tteachers of\tthe\tpriate sermons.We have not\tseen a mand of Lt.-Col.Bruce Payne, \u201cA\u201d Sherbrooke Hieh School, and a spray, sbip since Friday; the guard says a section of the Field Ambulance unit, from the teacher and scholars of the Passeager boat passed us in the and part of the newly formed 57th Sunday School class of deceased, to- nigbt.The rest of our equipment French-Canadian regiment, under the gether with loving offerings from was issued to-day.It is a cross be-command of Capt.Scott, also left numerous friends.As the mournful tween the Oliver and the Webb.procession passed by the High School .\tMay\u2014All precautions are be- the flag hung at half-mast and all *nS taken now to ward off as far as work upon the building was, for a time, suspended in token of respect.Another bio purchase of Refrigerators enables ns to sell you this week four first class sellers at lower prices than usual.Hardwood 17 x 23 top, $9.00 for.$7.75 Hardwood 19 x 28 top, $10.50 for.$8.98 Hardwood 18 x 25 top, $12.25 for.$10.50 Solid Oak 20 x 36 top, $32.00 for.$24.98 Mail orders shipped same day.See Window [Display.EDWARDS Fyrmiaire Û®.Montreal for Valcartier.liCfidh.53RD BAND CONCERT.Amother successful promenade concert by the 53rd Regiment Band was given in the William street Armory last night under the leadership of Prof.Badin.A very enjoyable programme was provided, and the attendance of 150 was very satisfactory in view of the counter-attraction provided by the departure of the 5th Mounted Rifles.The Merchants Bank of Canada 1804 President .Vice-President General Manager Head Office, Montreal \u2022SIR K.MONTAGU ALLAN, C.V.O.\u2014 K.W.BLACKWELL -E.F.HERD EN Paid up Capital.$7,000,000 Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits.7,248,134 820 Branchs# and Agencies in Canada, extending from the Atlantis to the Pacific.\u2019HLAVBLLErRS\u2019 CHEQUES GOOD EVERYWHERE.i^sdAl Attention giver, to Collections.Savings Bank Department._________________ H.IRWIN.«\t\u2022 Manager, Sherbrooke.PROGRAMME FOR W.C.T.U.CONVENTION AT WINDSOR MILLS Following is the programme for the Four machine guns are Twenty-Ninth Annual Convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, the Counties of Richmond and Drummond, to be held in Wind- - sor Mills, Que., Friday, June 11, NEW FLAG POLE FOP.THE 53RD 1915.ARMORY.\tFriday Morning:\t11.30\u2014 Meeting Tenders are being invited for the of Executive Committee.Reading of erection of a flag pole of Oregon pine Interim Minutes.Appointment.of .at the 53rd Regiment Armory.The committees, etc.12.00\u2014Adjournment specifications were prepared by Sgt.- for lunch.Major Todd, of the Royal Engineers, Friday Afternoon: Convention call-Montreal, and have been delivered to ed to order by the President, Mrs.J.Major Blue and the approved con- Ewing, Melbourne.Devotional exer-tractors.The new pole will be tern- cises led by Mrs.Sanderson, Dan-porarily placed on the old Court ville.Minutes of Executive.Address House pending the erection of the of welcome, Miss Greenlay, Windsor proposed addition to the armory.Mills.Response, Mrs.Skillen, R.ich- -mond.Music.President\u2019s Remarks COMMISSION FOR SHERBROOKE Mrs.Ewing.Introduction of Frater-MAN.\tnal Delegate and visitors.Report of Lieut.R.S.Armitage of the 22nd corresponding secretary, Mrs.Leet, Battery 0.F.A.who has recently Danville.Report Df Treasurer, Mrs.\u2019 been taking an Artillery qualifying! (rw.) Muir, Windsor Mills.Music.course at Kingston same and Is now Ont., Possible any attack by a submarine.Four armed guards, consisting of 28, 28,\t14 and 14 men, and an officer and two N.C.O.\u2019s to each, will be placed fore and aft and on the port and starboard sides of the boat.\u2014 to be mounted at different points in charge of Lieut.Watson of the machine gun section.Every man is to wear his lifebelt under his greatcoat (though goodness only knows how we\u2019ll do it} .The rank and file men sleep on the boat deck as near their boats as possible.18th May\u2014The sun has shone all been quite calm.We paraded with our equipment on and had it adjusted to suit, ourselves.The machine gun section have had their guns out this afternoon, practicing on a barrel thrown off the end of the boat.It made a pretty hard mark, what with the vibration of the boat and the barrel.Handling Camp, 21st May-Arrtved here at 10.45 last night, after a march of four miles from Western-hanger, tw-o miles from Shorncliffe and four miles from Folkestone.A good deal has happened since I closed JCM'CODNEII Do you drive a Motor Car / night?Then Safety First! 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