Sherbrooke daily record, 18 mai 1909, mardi 18 mai 1909

[" ver worn or bavi, Ève yet fo pot?ot weather om.CTUS Oxfords.1909 shapeg © the widthy, - - 9 $6.00, ' \u2019 ED ° forts were made to hold the logs i S .ONE \u201cthree Rivers and Shawinigan ; , C9 : up-to-date ç : ms fails loss will be enormous.0 rbrooke, Que : 00e.: a EE EEE \u2019 \u2014_ ef Bottled by Saint Denis RBROOKE.4 » Fches dust foaks into porous b- dust\u2014 r health.se this: ~ > much work.and steps 8S ead our 10° ht kind and n request by en besutiful shades almostypear-prod 1 pn gallons \u2014 E87) t-dries bard \u20ac se \u2014costs little.\u2014_\u2014 i vin old building ha wi , new one A vontractor ro ork.g RY WW hter of Mrs.fin can an it.\u2014 go \u20ac begyn his ¢ to fo expects k in as ood.1 r men at wo Euain.j#arned Prune mers last Ww IL EN i wn mey and\u2019 P- Brov\" pur Saturday.t à > riton.à i.of Fire.Clarence nd M ce and Mr A.M Envie id nsonviHe, had, 89 §1.McGild.- SN ofieurs Met Incoming Train be 8 was ; arden FRI te Ciahed 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE, TUESDAY, eld.MAY 18, 1909.ONE CENT OHEPT DOWN STREAM jus of Laurentide Co, at Grandes Piles, Break, ions WILL BE MADE TO §TOP LOGS AT SHAWINI- | GAN AND THREE RIVERS.] grandes iles, Que., May 18.\u2014(Spe- gal)-Ten foot rise in St.Matrice - give, this morning, resulted in Jog booms owned by Laur- gtide Paper Company and several » Rivers lumber; ftms.over four hundred thousand logs pe sWept away.by water which rose eight or ten feet above piers holding 1 8 us ARRIVAL WAS LOOKED FOR.Last Night.\u2014 ARRESTED A YOUNG MAN CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH A young man named Lahonte was meted on the arrival of the Quebec BB (wiral train last night from Levis ac- | arding to instructions received by | tid Davidson from the Chief of Po- | \u201cle at Levis.Labonte was wanted for having stol- 2 =: watch from a man near Beauce- ill.On the arrival of the train, he ms met by an officer, who took him in charge.E41 This morning, he appeared before luisa; of the Perce Guay, and was] muanded to appear before the District Igistrate to answer to a \u2018charge of JOURNALIST IS HARD.| When brought to the police station Ms pockets were searched, and on king questioned, he admitted his = et admitt 0000 1065 &: [STARTED NEW PUMP - TooDay.TEST IS BEING MADE AND PIPE LINE WASHED OUT.The pump .at the new waterworks ! ; dam, Drummond Power, was started on Saturday, and the water enters city system to-day.The twenty thousand feet of pipe between Drummond power and Sherbrooke will hold 2,000,000 gallons of water.The capacity of the new pump is 2,000,000 gallons per 24 hours, ro that it takes a day for the water from the pump to reach the city.It was.started at much less than its full cap- the acity and the pipes_were frequently flushed for the purpose of washing them out.This work has been going on since the pump was started on and it is'stated that the water will reach the city mains to-day.working very \u2018satisfactorily.: It is not expected that the city Rys- tem will be immediately served from the Drummond power station.It is merely a test which is mow being made.n Considerable work remains to be done at the Drummond power.The Power station has to be built, and it will he some time before the plant is completed, = GEORGE MEREDITH NOVELS, DEAD, Noted English Writer Passed \u201c Away To-Day.|\" HIS ILLNESS WAS BRIEF \u2014 SONE- THING OF HIS CARFER London, May 18.\u2014George Meredith, the English novelist, died, at 3.35 this morning.The immediate cause of death was heart failure, following grave symptoms that developed early began on May 15.George Meredith was\u2019 horn in Hampshire, Feb.12, 1828.On the occasion of his 80th birthday he was showered with congratulations from all parts of the world and was visited by a deputation, headed by Anthony Hope and presented with an address signed by Algernon Charles Swinburne, Thomas Hardy, John Morley and more than a This One Claims to Have Been |liundred leaders in art, letters, and Ce scholarships.George Meredith was ed- ~ Robbed.ucated partly in Germany and was brought up to the law, which he \u2018ar.= VY quitted for literature.His first ET'IN WITH A FRIEND WHO RE \u201cPoems\u201d appeared in 1851, and was LIEVED HIM OF $27.00.well dressed man called on Chief LA levidson this morning and after show- ig references from several places where bo bed worked and referring the Chief lo Chief Trudel of Quebec, he asked for t ticket to Newport, Vt., supporting lis request by the following tale: Bo bad boarded the Q.C.R.at Thet- rd Nines, yesterday, and on the train Widl in with a stranger, who, to W his own words, \u2018\u2018appeared to he à expert electrician because he talked d'éectricity the whole time.\u201d .The two got off at Dudswell Junc- on and went to the\u2019 festaurant where stranger ordered a glass of gin and Journalist took a glass of beer.They then went back to \u201ctheir places M the car and continued their journey 8 short distance when he claimed bat the stranger left him.He looked.@ bis pocket and found that all his May was gone, $27 he claimed bad been stolen.On the arrival of the tin in Sherbrooke he got off and had aly 15c.in his pocket.He asked Chief Davidson for a tie to Newport, Vt., stating that he ad friends there who would advance money to reach Holyoke, where Yas going to get-his daughter.The %iel, told him he could not give him ticket and called up Chief Trudel, hee, and from him he found out hat the man, Alfred Delhaige.had ben there for some days and had a source of some annoyance.Chief Tulel advised Chief Davidson to send im to Montreal.; Delhaige was told that he Mould be given a ticket to Montreal, i Died he had one in his pocket but Lot want to go.a ong the testimonials hoy he produced was a ticket for a h te which he is to give at Thet- qu Mines on May 30th on Alcohol.lad a certificate from the Clerk of i Court in Montreal, giving some- NA his record there, He stated he \u201ched on La Presse.When told he \"ild not be given a ticket to New- Port, he left the offirers.\u2019 WESTERN CROP REPORT UKADIAG NORTHERN ISSUES A SATISFACTORY STATEMENT; _Jinnineg, Man., May 18.\u2014(Special) beg SLY satisfactory crop report has Rail Issued by Canadian Northern gtr _ bg ates that almost all wheat mah) and farmers have made consid- \u201cin Progress with coggse grains.- vary trict has suffered from back- Ree, Weather to any appreciable de- a eather has been uniformally lurigg Oughout spring wheat belt, to ot Past Week and first stage of of, Present year has nearly pass- and papers ° ~ followed in rapid succession by various novels and additional poems and ballads.\u201cDiana of the Crossways\u2019 was published in 1885, and \u201cOne of Our Conquerors,\u201d in 1890.\u201cLord.Armond and His Aminta,\u201d appeared in the summer of 1894, and was followed in 1895 by \u201cThe Amazing Marriage,\u201d which is supposed to introduce as hero the late Robert Louis Stevenson.In 1892 appeared the \u201cEmpty Purse,\u201d a volume of poems, and in the autumn of that year, Mr.Meredith was elected President of the Incorporated \u2018Society of Authors, in succession te Lord Tennyson, .BE + SUNDA¥ SHOPS | IN SHERBROOKE.SOME WILOSE SHOPS ARE CLOSED CLAIM OTHERS ARE ALLOWED OPEN.Rev.Mn.Hanna, of the Lord's Day Alliance, was the speaker at ihe morning service in St, Andrew's Church on Stnday.in the course ef his address, he referred to a judgment by Mr.Justice ITutchinson, some months ago, Ygard- ing Sunday closing of shops.He had been informed, he said, that this judgment had resulted in the permanent closing up of Sunday candy and fruit shops in Sherbrooke.There are those around claim- that the reverend gentleman has beén misinformed, and that, in spite of the judgment, the little shops have been allowed to continue their Sunday business as heretofore.- Some of the shops were.closed, and are still closed, and it is understood.some of the proprietors are complaining at what they regard as discrimination and nrging the authorities to cither take steps to close all or allow all to keep open.They say they are not very particular which.They would, in fact, prefer to keep open, and pick up a little Sunday trade.They want fair treatment all around, they say.and if there are any Sunday privileges going, they want their share of them.: pr CLAIMS $10,000 DAMAGE.THOS.BEAUMONT SUES BRITISH- CANADIAN ASBESTOS CO.FOR PERMANENT INJURY TO LEG.Mr.Thomas Beaumont has, through .his attorney, Mr.J.Nicol, entered an action against the British-Canadian Ashestos Co.for $10,000 damages.On 12th of September 1ast [seaumont while at work in pit No.2 was struck by a ed injuries to the body, and one of bis legs was crushed.He has-been in the hospital ever since, and one of his legs is now about eight inches shorter than the other, \u2019 Saturday,\u201d No leaks have heen discovered in the .pipes and the pump is reported to be- in the evening, Mr.Meredith\u2019s illness | town who rock whiek fell from above.He receiv- .i to-day, [FINISHING UP WORK AT DRUMMOND POWER, AT THE CAPITAL Water Will Reach City System Immigration and Insurance Bills Will Go Over.FRENCH TREATY, ALSO, ~ READY FOR RATIFICATION _ Toronto, May 18\u2014(Special)\u2014A Globe \u2018Ottawa special says:\u2014Owing to the failure of the French Chamber of \u2018 Deputies to ratify, before the proroga- lion of the Canadian Parliament, the Franco-Canadian trade convention of 1907, with an amendment added last year, the coming into force of the new reciprocal tariff will have to be ' postponed, at any rate, until Parlia- \u201cment reassembles next fall.| The Government sees no reason to \u2018press the ratification of the treaty upon Parliament in advance of any similar action hy France, and consequently the treaty will be left in abeyance until next session.The Immigration and Insurance Bills will both be left for Parliament to put through next session.BREWERY BUSINESS NOT GOOD AT CORNWALL | Successors to S.C.Nutter Are in Trouble, NOT ! \u2014 AN ORDER FOR WINDING UP OF \u2018 CORNWALL BREWERY CO.The Toronto News, of Saturday, saysi\u2014 : \u201cCornwall may not hea \u2018dry\u2019 burg, but it cert@inly is a bad place for breweries, - \u201cSome years ago the Seth C.Nutter Brewing Company, of Cornwall, failed and the plant was taken over by the Cornwall Brewing Company, And in chambers yesterday Mr.Justice Teetzel made an order for the winding up of the Cornwall Brewing Company.\u2018\u2018The order was made on petition of Ross & Co.,-petitioners, creditors for $743, who claim the brewing company \u2018to be insolvent, and that there is \u2018tagainst it mechanics\u2019 liens amounting to $5,300.\u201cThe company was capitalized at R150,000, No statements of assets or liabilities are given.J.C.Milligan was appointed liquidator.\u201d - 1 MAYOR L.A.LANCTOT, OF- ROCK ISLAND.Mayor Lewis A.Lanctot, of Rock Island, one of the many self - made French-Canadians who of late years are taking such a prominent part in the business, the political and the municipal life of the Eastern Townships.Mr.Lanctot was born in Laprairie, Que., in the early forties, and came to Rock Island forty-two years ago.Since that time he has taken an active and prominent part in [the public life of \u2018the village and in everything that has had for its aim io object the uplifting or benelitting pf his compatriots.| | He was one of the founders of the St.Jean-Baptiste Society of \u2018that place, as well as of the St.Josh Society, and he was one of.th: charter members of he C.M.5.4, In ail of these societies > As, au One \u2018 time, been president.Ile is n'yo a mermter cf tre K.C., and Las served in the parish as school commissiverr and chrrch warden on, differmnt oc asions.Threo times he has been elected as a wviem- bet of the council, and at the rst of the present year he was calinl to the mayor\u2019s chair by acclamation, Courteous, warm-heariod aid .affable, Mr.Lanctot counts as many friends among the English gopulation as among his own people, an! one and all are delighted to ind the Lon- est.Canadian lad, who settled m {iis | town forty-two years ago, maku.g his l way with such rapid strides and sur- irounding himself with so many friends without distinction of race or creal.In 1870 Mr.Lanctot matied Miss : Amelina Goulet, of Lapraitie.Que.Their marriage has been blessed by ten children, most of whom are now \u2018located in the Townships.\u2014+ - FLYING BALLOON TON HEADED TOWARDS SHER- \"BROOKE.Balloonists who went up from Boston Sunday are said to be flying northward and a message received in Sherbrooke to-day said the aeronauts might pass over Eastern Townships ONE.WHICH STARTED FROM BOS- {State of Kansas.The law, which BRAVERY OF BANK - TELLER RECOGNIZED.Mr.Roy A.Clement Receives Memento From E.T.Bank Authorities.DEFENDED BANK PROPERTY AGAINST ATTACK BY BURG- | LARS AT MARIEVILLE, LAST NOVEMBER.At four o'clock, yesterday afternoon, the staff of the Sherbrooke \u2018office of the Eastern Townships Bank, assembled in the rotunda to witness the presentation of a gol H watch and chain to Mr.Roy A.Ulghent, a teller of the, Bank, in recognition of his bravery, during an attack \u2018on the Bank at Marieville, by burglars, in November last., : The presentation was made by the President, Mr.William Farwell, on behalf of:the Bank, Mr.Jas.Mackinnon, General Manager, and Messis.Gardner Stevens, Waterloo; C.H.Kathan, Rock Island, and Frank Grundy, Sherbrooke, Directors, being present, representing: the Board.= Mr.Mackinnon, in asking Mr.Far- well to make the presentation, spoke very highly of Mr, Clement\u2019s gallant act, and said that the delay in acknowledging had heen caused by events over which they had no control.The President then presented Mr.Clement with the handsome gold waich and chain, suitably inscribed, \u201c| with the following brief address : \u201c\u201cWé wish to .express to you, Mr.Clement, our appreciation.and thanks for the courageous manner in which you defended the Bank, when it was attacked hy burglars.\u201cMany men in such a position, dis- knowing from what direction the tack was to come, would have at- lost tion bravely, and in- such a manner that it ought to have had the result of sending the burglars away with marks which would have- enabled the | police to identify them.Unfortunately not being able to see the enemy, your shots did nbt have that effect.Many of our men, I am glad to say, have heen equally brave, under similar circumstances, where our staff have had a chance to protect the Bank's property.Often this has been done at the risk of their lives, as in your case.I had imagined you a larger, more robust young man, but it only .proves, |what we often find, that it is not al- | ways the largest ie n\u2019who are most courageous.\u201cThe Directors are always pleased to recognize such conduct as yours, and ask you to accept this watch and chain, hoping you will wear it, and perhaps will hand it down to your children as a valued memento, and they trust you may long be spared to defend the Bank property with the same bravery.\u201d Mr.Clement replied in a few modest words, thanking the President and Directors for their beautiful gift.The interesting\u2019 occasion was brought to a close by three cheers given by the staff for Mr.Clement.The watch is adorned on the outside of the case with Mr.Clement's monogram, and inside has the following inscription : \u201cRoy A.Clement, for his loyalty | and bravery in defending the property of the Eastern Townships Bank at Marieville from\u2019 burglary, November 3rd, 1908.\u201d The details of the affair are \u2018well worth repetition.Mr.Clement was alone in the office at Marieville, where he slept, in the Bank, and was roused about two o\u2019clock in the morning by- the breaking of a window, Rising, he trying to raise the sash.He immediately shot at them, and two \u2018shots were fired at him, neither, however, takirig effect.He then ran to the door and opened it, firing several times again, to attract attention, and shouting for assiftance, which was soon at hand.In the light from the Bank, a neighbor, who had been aroused, saw three men running away in one direction, and two in another, so evidently a gang of burglars had intended breaking in, and were only prevented by the young bank clerk\u2019s vigilance.Since the © above event the Bank has armed the staff with Winchester Riot guns.These weapons are -spe- cially constructed for use by men who.are not expert marksmen, and who, under the strain of great excitement, or in an uncertain light, are very apt to miss the mark.These armsywhich\u2019 are loaded With heavy buckshot, scatter the charge in such a way that at a distance.of from\u201d twenty to thirty feet a space of fifteen to \u2018twenty square feet is entirely covered ; anybody within that radius would be: \u2018completely riddled with shot.Mr.Roy Apt Clement is now stationed at the Fast End Branch of the Eastern Townships Bank, Montreal, and is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Apt Clement, of Farnham.During his visit to Sherbrooke yesterday he was the guest, of his cousin, Mr.C.EF: Knowlton.; =+ .i FEARFULLY \u201cDRY\u201d ~~ IN KANSAS \u2014 \u2014 i YOU CAN'T EVEN DRINK FROM YOUR OWN BOTTLE.| Topeka, Kas., May 18.\u2014Henceforth, it is a crime to drink intoxicating liquor even from your own bottle in the said to: be the most drastic in existence, was passed by the last Legisla- \"ture in an endeavor to supplement the prohibition law, violations of which have heen notorious.The new law is now in effect, {letter has been :{ Gedue, turbed in the middle of the night, not Ÿ their nerve, but you faced the situa- | looked about the Bank, and saw men | : Laboratory \u201cof -Service.The contaminated at the ranch in his is | GRANTS FOR THE Sir William C.Macdonald Continues His Patronage.SOME HINTS TO TEACHERS WHO ARE INSTRUCTING PUPILS ON © _ GARDEN WORK.Knowlton, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A received by Miss J.director of Schoo! Garden Work and Nature Study in General, at Knowlton, from Dr.J.Brittain, Supervisor of Sehool Gardens, Macdonald College, Ste, Anne de Bellevue, Que., to the effect that Sir William Macdonald will still of his goodness continue the $50 grant for this work, which he has done for.so many years past.This kindness will be much appreciated hy the community at large.ing advice re school gardens._ Among the points touched upon were the following : - 1.The School Garden should be a model of clean culture.The walks and border should be kept as clean of weeds as the plot, 2.Keep all the space intended cultivation fully occupied.3.The pupil gardeners should be, taught to put their brain as well as their brawn into their work, _ 4.Garden tools should be cleaned immediately after using them.5.The school garden affords a convenient opportunity for studying in connection with the nature studies.6.See that the school gardén is in excellent shape before leaving it for the summer! vacation.3 220 , THE ASSOCIATION for \u2026 ! = \u2018 ANNUAL MEETING IN MONTREAL \u2014SPLENDID RESULTS FIRST YEAR © WORK.Montreal, May 18.\u2014Starting a year ago, with subscriptions of only $11, the © Montreal Association for the Blind, at its first annual meeting, last week, was able to report a surplus of no less than $12,608.48.President.C.W.Lindsay, in the course of an address, mentioned they were anxious to secure $50,000 for a school for Juniors and workshops for adults and that close upon $13,000 had already been promised towards the object.Mr, A.F.Dunlop, architect, having also offered to give his Ger- vices free.Such schools and workshops were! already in existence at Halifax and at Brantford, and the nerd was greater in Montreal.: Mr.P.E.Layton, treasurer, referred to the imrortance of securing adequate financial support, and sincerely thanked :all those who had invested money in the association.He also spoke of the great difference already experienced in happiness amongst those who had now the joy of being.self-supporting, The election of officers and directors for the ensuing year resulted as follows : President\u2014C.W.Lindsay.Vice-president\u2014Septimus Fraser.Vice-president\u2014Col.E.B.Busteed.Secretary\u2014Mrs.P.E.Layton.Treasurer\u2014P E.Layton.Directord\u2014Messrs.Geo.BE.Drum- mond, -F.Howard Wilson, F.W.Thompson, Geo.Smithers, D.A.Budge, H, A.Baker, J.N.Ross, Prof.H.F.Armstrong, HF.Armsts FOOT AND 1 MOUTH DISEASE.OFFICIALS, TRACE THE SOURCE OF THE RECENT OUTBREAK.Washington, D.C., May 18.\u2014Calves used in the.propagation of smallpox virus, which had heen contaminated with the wirus of foot-and-mouth disease in cattle, were the source of the recent epidemic of that disease in New York; Pennsylvania, Maryland and Michigan, according to the conclusions arrived at as the result of an investigation hy Dr.John R.Mohler, chief of the pathological division of the Bu- teau of Animsdl Industry of the Department of :Agriculture, and Dr.G.M.Rosenau, director of ~ths Hygienic the Marine Hospital strain of ally came from a foreign ! rl vacine origin country, \u2014\u2014 WRITING HIS IE ADVENTURES ROOSEVELT «AT WORK AT JU JA RANCH, Nairobi, Bri \u2014Theodore Roosevelt, who is at present the guest of Geo.McMillan \u2018at the Ju Ja ranch, whither he ) from his camp at Machakos, in\u2019 the Athi River country, spent the first day : | room resting from the fatigue of his journey.- He has, however, begun werk on a series of articles describing his adventures up to date.This was yesterday, and to-day Mr.Roosevelt continued writing, but he found time also to visit parts of prospects of sport with F.-C.Selous; the well-known English hunter, and his host.Mr.Roosevelt \u2018will resume his shooting expeditions on Monday of next week, | THE WEATHER, \u2014 LOCAL FORECAST.\u2014\u2014 Showers today, Tuesday .fair with about the - same temperature, 200000000000000000000 | | In the letter was an enclosure offer-.\"FOR THE BLIND.SCHOOL GARDENS.tish Kast Africa, May 18 | went |- the McMillan, estate and to discuss the | CHURCH SERVICES CANCELLED Fulford, May 18\u2014(Special)\u2014The services in churches here and also the Sunday Schools were cancelled on Sun- | day on account of the heavy downpour of rain, which continued all day.STONES FELL WITH HAIL.~ Cowansville, May 18 \u2014 (Special)\u2014 Cowansville was visited by a hail- .storm on Friday, accompanied by little - stones, These stones were black like \u2018slate, and completely blackened wash- activity and judgment is unimpaired.PASSES 94TH MILESTONE.North Hatley, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.J.-B.LeBaron has ' entered upon his 94th year, and is receiving many congratulations from his friends.His, general health is good and his mental activity and judgment is umimpaired.ROADS IN GOOD CONDITION.Abbotsford, May 18\u2014(Special.)\u2014The roads are in excellent condition here, despite heavy and continued rains of late.This is attributed to the frequent use.of the split log drag by the farmers on.the roads, ' FINGERS CUT BY AXE/ .- South Grauby, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.Gerald Carter met with quite \u201ca painful accident \"on Friday.He was carrying an axe on his shoulder when he tripped and fell, the axe coming down edge foremost, with the result.that four fingers of his right hand were severely cut, FENCE GANG AT SUTTON.Button, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014Fore- man W.Murray, of the C.P.R., came here from Farnham the past week with a force of men to build some 4 or 6 miles of new standard page wire fence, 7 wires, between here and Ab- ercorn, to replace the same amount of worn out material.The continued: wet weather is retarding the work somewhat.termes : VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAI, DEATH.| \u2018Thetford\u2019 Mines, May 18\u2014(Special.)\u2014 Acting Coroner Larue held an inquest on Saturday evening over the remains of David Guevnemont, the unfortunate young lineman, who was electrocuted on Friday last.A verdict of accidental death, without imparting blame to anyone, was returned.The remains left on the 11 o'clock train Monday morning for his late home, 531 St.Denis street, Montreal, where the funeral will take place.1 BOY RUN OVER BY TEAM.Waterloo, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014' A runaway ocourred en Shaw street, Sa turday afternoon.Mr.Jas.\u2019 Glascott' [left his team with his little Boy while he ran into his house for a moment, when the horse became frightened and ran away.The little fellow was thrown out and the wheel passed over his.body, but he was not sefiously hurt.The horse was stopped by it running into Mr.George Ellis\u2019 fence, which was badly damaged.; =) mess - LAST SPRING AS WET AS.THIS.Cowansville, May 18 \u2014 (Special.)\u2014 The weather prophets of this section tell us that the long continued wet DALY NEWS SPECALS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS weather-indicates a dry summer.Your correspondent- is informed by men who claim to have kept tabs, that last spring was as wet as this, and similar to it in many respects.= All the farmers were crying for rain for five or six months in 1908, and now are unable to get on to their lands to do work on account of too much rain.BUYING SEED POTATOES.: South Granby, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Potatoes are very scarce here.A good many of the farmers have had to buy their seed potatoes, for which they are paying 90 cents per bushel.KNEE WAS DISLOCATED.Bury, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.Hollia Turner met with a painful accident one day last week.While hauling wood a large log fell upon his knee jamming ind dislocating the same.He will be ff work for some time as a result.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE.Richmond, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014The' large barn belonging to Mr.T.Bon; neau, was burned to the ground on Saturday night.Most of the contents, however, were saved.The origin of the fire is unknown.There was no insurance, and the loss is \u2018heavy.! commana SEEDING HAS NOT YET COMMENCED.;\u2018 Coaticook, May 18 \u2014(Special)\u2014 The season is very backward here.Several farmers have planted their potatoes, and a few gardens in town have been \"| planted.The seeding, however, has not yet commenced, éxcept in a few exceptional places., \u2019 _ BAD SPILL AT WATERLOO.Waterloo, May 18.\u2014(Special) \u2014 On Saturday afternoon, Miss.Gertrude Stevens and Mise Elizabeth Robinson while out driving on the Warden road met with\u2019 an accident which might have proved serious.They were driving quietly along when their horse took fright at a turkey at the side of the road and turned suddenly, upsetting the carriage and occupants.Fortunately Mise Robinson escaped injury but Miss Stevens was badly bruised and shaken up.She was carried to a neighbor's house, but it .was.some time before she could be taken to her home in Waterloo.COATICOOK \u2018ODD FELLOWS AT- IE TEND CHURCH.\u2018May 18.\u2014(Special}\u2014 \u2014 In spite of the heavy downpour of rain on Sunday the annual Church Parade of Victoria Lodge, No.\u201816, 1.0.0.F., to commemorate the 90th anniversary Coaticook, attended.Some present, includin; Unity Lodge, Lodge, Ayers 57 members were representatives of herbrooke ; Alexandra Clif, and Dunham Church was the - one attended .this year.The-pastor, Rev.R.G.Peever, commenced his sermon with a few.words of welcome and then took - as his text the 6th verse of the 14th chapter of the Gospel of St.John.He sermon.He touched on the good work (Continued on page 5.) EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK CAPITAL AND RESERVE, 85,000,000.00, HEAD OFFICE\u2014SHERBROOKH 8\u2014\u2014S1xTY EIGHT | IN EASTERN TOWNSHIPS, OTHFR BRANCHES IN PROVINCES OF QUEBEC, MANITOBA, ALBERTA : AND BRITISH COLUMBIA; \u2019 CORRESPONDENTS ALL OVER THE WORLD, > BRANCHES \u2014 68 | \\ FREE FROM MESMERISM WHEN SHOPPING BY MAIL - 9 The great call of shoppers is usually for a large department store, In the Daily Record one has an opportunity to quietly sit down and make a selection from an assortment equal to the largest stores.\u2018From every advertisement you can almost hear the call, \u201cIf you do not see what you want write and ask about.it\u201d.The'buyer * in a large store will often return home tired and disappointed, laden with some things not wanted, purchased in the rush or on the encouragement of an expert clerk.- From the newspaper the purchaser is free from this mesmerism and can buy more sanely and savingly.: 4 The readers\u2019 of the Daily Record are offered goods by only such firms Jas are believed to be responsible in their statements and dealings.The publishers back \u2018this belief with a guarantee to the full amount received from an advertiser who does not live up to the promises he advertises in this paper.~~ \\ of the* Order here jn Canada, was well - Lodge.The service - at the Methodist preached a very eloquent and splendid = pepe ; ç à 2 ae oii A ye pese 7 oY NRE pe a Plast lady.3 os nS nts ir on i AD ne p= No ctrtgee , he > om ja 7 TEMP TEA Ere go ne ; Lie aa =» Brrr - > .1 UE\u201d es « LAT Ve eri Wa VIB CE MENÉS : - Ay.oa Hu ! 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En \u2018 +, Lames» a, rer me at 00 08 tt AT 4 A 80100 2 + ea crmriorerrse.br coma aon.gra 0 STATS Un .1 : 7 \u2026- J \" a 4 a an ¢ ar ; Lo a gems er tree .Hs avait 0e 1 rr age Le YT! 250 EER: ds = a es at me nga he STIRS - a, 5 - te tee wy: Woe = 7 CPE = ; AEE Ae hg ee + ~ oofe EE = 2-2 ES gente (Emon pf a us re » 2 us a 2 rae age 4 Ce .5 Se i Te een lg aL Ce Ted Th LIL .fe Wheat 0 .La YR 5h at pi Et SA any gh - A Ie we PtSi cg Seale A sede ac PB - EE FES Spt Vitae nai 08 er 8 IRAs - an a 500 19 - as in RIT.ww Nien ASW SR Fa.J RRLARINS 1 Me Pet iI A reir cg ane o +4 pa iy nw ype pA ME a - ag 1} cest\u201d remets \u201cpanique NURI EA ET me A Sl A EA = py ee ELDER st wr Ne SC 1 =i he ana A, GAMA de eden a ls be TARE 148 à ES ; i i 1% 5 ; N Iona: gia AF AE pe Fi parer am ETL rar PR dur PAT Aa mrt \u201cAERA aT ha eh PAGE IWR, + \u2014 GLEN MURRAY Mr.Thomas Walker, who has been on the sick list for some time, passed away on Sundav morning.Mr.and | Vestm \u201cMrs.Jus.Walker, of St.Johnsbury, few days at Pineholm) arrived home on Saturday to see his (the death of May father before he passed away.father./ Mr.Wm.Hall.of and Mayor Trenholm \u2014 _ \u2014 The flavor lingers.The aroma lingers.| The pleasure lingers And you will ling over your cup of CHA & SANBORN\u2019S SEAL ~ BRAND COFFEE.- In 1 and 2 pound tin cans.Fresh from: \u2018our sunlit bakery.delicious, nutritious.Try it for bre with milk or cream, salt to taste.733 = FASHIOI ai} Look at the hand pointing at PENMAN \u2018those seams\u201d\u2014the \u201c\u2018seams\u201d EAMLESS, that irritate the feet.Yet no one need wear ordinary hose.\u2018Every lady can purchase Penman\u2019s Seamless\u2014and enjoy perfect hosiery comfort.Your dry goods dealer should have them.If not, write to Penmans, Paris, Ont.Only Canadian makers of Seamless Fashioned Hosiery: 7 * 5 CSA A \u2014\" See Those i\\ Sean 2S.STS SrA TL |: Rain-water is deadly to nearly all Roofing, except Brantford.It contai which does not possess one particle of resistance, Therefuse coating dc C \u2018 ng.Slight bending will produce numerous cra injurious to lg open seams, because it is brittle, Wool, which goes through special Saturatory Process, forcing Asphalt saturation through and through, and be: coming as hard as flint.This saturated Wool now.alone, is capable of resisting the onslaught of any enemy, is pliable, and water, frost, snow, alkali, acid and fire-proof.It cannot absorb moisture, freeze, crack or open at seams.It fits itself smoothly to Roof\u2014 cannot warp\u2014and remains that way, resisting ravages of savage winter and tortures of summer's heat\u2014it cannot melt or become sticky.And in the end, after many years of service, you will be'glad you made the investment, Only one cost to Brantford : first.It needs no repairs, an lay it in any weather.Book, with samples dealer or us.i ANS Ge PAS 77) 77 ri KS SHERBROOKE AGENTS.J.8.MITCHELL & CO e-em = = vv men bm.aro LANDLORDS Increase the earning capacity of your property by keeping it well painted.Give it that air of prosperity that attracts prosperous people who are willing to pay for it.But economise in so doing by using : The Martin-Senour Paint 100 h Pure for \u201cOld Daddy Time\u201d plays havoc with hand mixed Lead and Oil or cheap prepared paints, not so with a paint that is guaran- | teed to tontain only pure White Lead, pure Zinc Oxide, well aged Linseed Oil, Driers, and the necessary coloring pigments.- : AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE TOWNSHIPS, \u2014 IA CIE CODERE & FILS, INC.TRENHOLMVILLE -.longue -Point,, and Mrs.\u2018\u2019Tren- holm, of Westmount, are or \u2018 Trenholm\u2019s Never in \u2018bulk.HOW LITTLE RAIN-WATER REBELS SECRETLY DESTROY MOST ROOFING * \u201cof little germs which eat away its very /ife, and: you are not-aware of this rebellion until Roofing is destroyed.Wood pulp, jute, cotton-cloth, etc., is used as a foundation in most Roofing, It is lifeless, and cannot fight for itself.But the foundation of Prantford A Crystal Roofing is a long-fibred, evenly condensed sheetof pure : But to make itdoubly durable Braniford is heavily coated with weather-resisting, fire-proof Rock Crystals, which require no painting.After going through this process rio Roofing Enemy can effectit, Brantford Roofing\u2019 Brantford Asphalt Roofing, Nos.1, 2, 3.Brant- ford Rubber Roofing, Nos.1, 2, M.3.Brantford Crystal Roofing, M one grade only, (heavy).Mohawk Roofing, one OOFING, CO., Limited, BRANTFORD, CAN.gr ea clan Cpe TL ES da \u2014 BÉERBROOKE DAILY RECORD; - TUE D a A \u201caE a 4 ST.FRANCIS DISTAICE \u2018 LOCAL HAPPENINGS.spendi a \u201cvalled hers by nn Daily Reports From Correspond- | eats of What is Going On.| a PERSONALS \u201cAND CURRENT EVENTS \u2018OF.INTEKEST TO ._ RECHMOND 1 Arivals influde: \u2014 Mrs.I.Darche, from Danville, after spending Sunday; Messrs.Alva and C.Clark, of Ottawa, and William Bryant, of: Montreal, in town Monlay on businesst Mr, G.B.Crôss, of Montreal, spent Sunday with this parents, -.r.and Mrs.S.Cross ; er SE - où business.Rev.Mr, L.Kingshury Sunday, where he conducted services in St.Andrew\u2019s Church, his | pluce here being filled by Rev.H.C.Sutherland, oo Mrs.Geo.Chapman is visiting her brother, Mr.Harvey, of Waterloo.concert, which takes place 1his_even- Jing, - .E 1 Miss Marjorie Fisk is on the sick list.- Mr.H.A.Pennington, M.P.P., of Lyster,.Que.,.was m town Monday.Nicolet Falls Pulp & Lumber Co., was Jin town Monday.To The Young Girl\u2019s Guild of St.Anne's Church will meet in the lecture-room | of the church Wednésday afternoon.Mr.G.Bedard returned on Monday from a visit -té Montreal.' ' The local Protestant churches on Sunday morning next will be occupied hy visiting laymen.In the evening the services will he withdrawn jn the Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches, and \u2018the congregations .will unite ~ with St.Anne\u2019s Church, where Rev.Dr.Robertson, of Montreal, and other distinguished laymen, will address the meeting.\u2014\u2014\u2014 z \"ASBESTOS.The funeral of-the late Mrs.J.R.Mcleod took place from the residence -of her father, Mr.James Gifford, on Wednesday afternoon, and was largely attended, many friends, relatives, and acquaintances being present to testify to their regret for the one who had been called away in the early days oi womanhood, There was! a short service at the house, conducted by Rev.Mr.Murray (Episcopal), and Rev.Brunton - (Preshyterian).The floral offerings were ÿ | beautiful, coming frcm personal friends land relatives.The bearers were Archie Tales, Gordon Clark, W.Abbott, Jas.| Crack, Bruno Mcleod and Clifford 1 Gale.The cortege proceeded to the Episcopal Church in Danville, where y an impressive address was given by the pastor, ltev.Mr.Murray.The interment took place in the family plot in Danville Cemetery.Among those com- ling from Concord, N.H., Boston, and vicinity, were Mr.and Mrs.Erwin Gif- ford, Miss \u2019Hattie Gifford, Mr.and | Mrs.Small,- and Mrs.David Forsythe.| The family, also the husband so sore- {1ÿ bereft, have much sympathy exténd- {ed to them., So 1 Mr.and Mrs.John McDonald have hoth returned from the General Hospi- EONAR tal, Montreal, and are on a fair road a, to recovery.1 Mrs.Margaret Hyslop, Dominion Or- \u2018| ganizer for the W.C.T.U., pa:d her sister and friends a short visit this week.Mr.J.B.Brooks is on the sick list at present.Tu oo There are a number measles in the village, ns millions of cases of is itself cks or Le \u2014 + \u2014 \u2026 À MILBY.A Mrs.J.Henry has sold her property here-to Mr.Henderson, of Mills, price $500.Mr.and Mrs.Perrin Powers \u2018are settled in their new home, \u2018\u2018Hillerest.\u201d ~ Mr.E.A, Orr has returned from Magog.==: Miss Brazel has heen the sister, Mrs.E.Miller.Mr.Alfred MoKee left Wednesday Hamilton, Ont.à Mrs.Bompas is much improved 8 | able to return to Lennoxville.Mr.and Mrs.J.MeKee have gone on a driving trip to Thetford Mines and vicinity.| © Ascension.Day there.will he service in St.Batrna¥as Church, May 20th at 7.30 p.m., and on Sunday, the 23rd, E Windsor guest of her for d anyone can Big Roofing and , free from JY Ell he | NN IEA ER , 7 = .* .White Star-Dominion | ) ~~ Royal Mail Steamships ! LAURENTIU, MEGANTIO, Triple Screw.Twin Screw.[.argest and finest steamers on the St.I.awrence route.Latest production of the ship-builders\u2019 art ; passenger elevatqr serving four decks.Every detail of comfort and luxury of present day travel will bo found on these steamers.MONTREAL\u2014QUEBEC\u2014LIVERPOOL.Dominion May 22, June 26, July 31.Megantic Co July 8, Aug: 7.| Ottawa May 29, July 10,Aug.14.Canada ; July 12, July 17, Aug.21.Laurenticy © July AY, July 24, Aug.28.The popular Steamer \u2018CANADA\u2019 is also .again; \u2018fcheduled to carry three clas- | ses.of passengers, While the fast steamer \u201cOTTAWA, -and the comfortable steamer \u201cDOMINTONY ras one-class cabin steamers (called Second Class) are very at- .trartive,\u2019 at moderate rates.Third Class.carried on all steamers, See j'ans and rates at local agents.or Company's Offices.1e ; 118 Notre Dame St.West, Montreal.> ! CP re WJVE RPOOL May 21, Fri., -EMPRESS OF BRITAIN May 27, Thu, LAKE CHAMPLAIN May 29, Sat., - LAKE MANITOBA June 4, Fri., EMPRESS OF IRI _| June 12, Sat., - LAKE ERIE June 18, Fri, .EMPRESS OF BRITAIN, \u2019 E.H.SEWELL, City Pass.Avent, aps service -at- 7.30 Pages with, the annual 1 Arrivals and departures: \u2014 Mr.and DAILY RECORD READERS.sister, Mrs.Fred Seale, visiting | Mr.W.Wilson, of Sherbrooke, in town 1 loyed for some time M.England\u2019 was in | Quite a numher of -our \u2018citizens have\u201d.gone to Danville to attend the, choral | lout his meat business in Fast Angus to Mr.Lawrence Mackey.\u2014 Mrs, Fred.Willard has moved into Mr.F.B.Chadsey, manager of the | | lightful refreshments, Jeouple of weeks.the guest of her SDAY, aa restes ve Pre ffertory for Canadian Missions, Hay is.very soarce and some farmers \u2018have to:haul it :a long distance.- ~ .- , à EAST ANGUS nurse-in-t1aining = in the Mass., .General Hospital.: GREAT REDUGTIONS | Tapestry Ru = a.7 gi A Size | Regular Price 9 ft.x 7 ft.6 in.8.50 ~ for | j 9 ft.x 9 ft.9.25 for 7.50\" - 10 ft, 6 in.x 9 ft.10.50 fr 8.50.X 9 ft.13.50 for 11 .50 12 ft.12 ft.x 1211, 16.00 for 13.50 | 15 ft.x 13 ft.- 20.00 for 16.00 » [BUF SE All the above Rugs are.Crossley\u2019s best \u2018Tapestr , being 1 \u2018noted and world fame for quality, and designs.The 1 \u2018 : { i \u2018 \u2018 Mr: Chas.Ruiter\u2019s; Mr.Jas.Hutchin- RATES \u201cVICTORIA DAY: at his daughter\u2019s, Mrs.Chas.Ruiter\u2019s.lp te WATERVILLE.\"The annual ceiebration of Victoria Day will take place here, Monday, \u2018May 24th\u201d In the morning, there will be a.parade of horribles, and in-the | afternoon, a baseball match withCa- In the evening -~ supper will be served in the \u2018town hall by the Ladies\u2019 Guild, followed by an.entertainment.The comedy entitled \u2018The Elopment.of EMen,'\u2019 will be played by local tal-' ent.- .~ Miss Beatrice McClung has returned from a visit to friends in Richmond.\"Miss A.MeCovern is in Sherbrooke {or a.few days.NOY, CURRENT LOAN.$5,000 Taken From Bask by] Robbers Was Included in List Going May 21, 22, Return limit; May 26, 1909, Military Tour \u201c - .SINCLE FARE plus 50c.for Tournament.à tx ,° - F3 .TIME TABLE.- SOME MORE QUEER THINGS \u2019 DEVELOP.St.Johns, Que., May 18.\u2014Proceed- ings in the accusations against the Hon.Philippe Roy, former president of the Banque St.Jean, were continued yesterday, Accountant Langftois\"| 'whd \u2018on\u2019 the stand for'botir the forenoon \u2018and afternoon sessions It was shown in the afternoon that the month- p.m., arrives- Quebec 9.80 p.m.except Sunday.7 Jet.7.00 a.m., daily except Sunday.ior to E.0.Grundy, Sherbrooke, \u201c À by oflicials of the bank, principally the - witness, and that the accused had i NES NE signe it,\u201d the inference being that the ( RE AN ADIA Ne accused was at Quebec at the time at- Ftending to his Legislative duties, .» PACI FIC & Mr.Girard, counsel for Mr.Roy, eo n°47 \u2018placed considerable importance on the ° - win: | fact, but Crown Prosecutor Hibbard 1C oria - à > was not of that opinion, explaining af- = (6 vey ter the sitling that the simple drafting of the statement hy the officials of the bank in no way excused the president of what the statement contained.; : In the forenoon a curious fact was revealed.About a year ago it seems Round trip tickets will be issued at ive.Return limit May 26th, 1909 Brome Lake Special was included as an asset in the states Saturday, May 22nd, 1909.22, 5: qliestioned by Crown Prosecutor Hib- bard, and gave information regarding a lot of cheques and notes that were Art Building, Sherbraoke.RAILWAY § EAR 23 and A, + In Efrest Jnnidro oth] WE E, H; SEWELL, City Pass Aft above prices are good for one\u2019 day.only, WEDNESDAY, \u2018 a A A He 105-107 Wellingt : 5.es Li A.BAY LE | Street, : SPF FII ISI III IRF IIS IIIS III SINGLE FARE for ROUND To hetween all statièns in Canada, : + | ment\u201d MONTREAL, MAY 28 & 2 toa ces dE t admission coupon .tg Going\u201d hy .afternoos .trains May 27th, and all trains Nay ° » 28th and 20th.Return limit, May 31, For full particulars apply td.' = 0.H.FOSS, City nny Be | 2 Strathcona Sg., or WM.HARRIS, Station Ag Agent, romanes z fa Sa + Le , - of Assets.| BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESA.: i.\u2014\u2014\u2014 rade: À \u2014Leaves ' Sherbrooke, 7.80.a.m,, Mriy® ACCOUNTANT ON THE STAND\u2014 Quebec 1.15 p-m., daily except Sundèy, PASSENGER.\u2014Leaves Sherbrooke 4.00.| daily ACCOMMODATION- TRAIN.\u2014 Leaves Sherbrooke, 9.80 p.m.arrives Baauce .\u201c Also connecting trains on Mogaatis die, ision and Chaudiere Valley Brancky :.; For time-tables or.further \u2019particulals apply to any of the company's agents, G.F.and P.A, iq One Way First Class Fare.- Good going May 21st to 24th iacley i i robbed of about $6,000.A note was Will- leave Montreal at 1.15 pa CB prepared hy the bank, and this note [Paturdays only for St Sohn, Af ly ~ ment sent to the Government under Returning first traih will\u2019 leave Bes the head of current loans.brooke on Tuesday, May 24h ag at Mr.E.Langlois, the accountant, was game pnd every vllowing So in an oll envelope, The amount of the cheques was $43,566, which had heen included as an asset in the monthly statement sent to the Government in March, 1908.The witness gave details of the way the notes had heen includ- branch hank at Napierville, when 2710 in cash was stolen and $1,200 in notes.The cash was never recovered, but 3150 of the notes were found.Both the amounts were represented in {ne report sent to the Government as an asset under the head of current loans.| .\" + MONTREAL Y.M.C.A.WILL SPEND $200,000 OE EXTEN- | SION OF BUILDING, \"Montreal, May 18.\u2014(Special) \u2014 An- 355 Wellington Street.SHERBROOKE: There Is scarcely an office to-day that has not nu typewriter, 8 thousands ore are added yearly, .Monum onts ue A Carved and lettered with i Pneumatic Tools.Best.var 4 - ed in the said report.; Ine in Eastern Townships.-\" .I'he witness explained that in Jan- Write for prices on any de-* Juary, 1908, a theft occurred in the sign.T.C THOMPSON, Sculster _ ; nd .- ; * ) renoue 0-10.001100 000000010009 , d rypewrrmm6 | Friday are\u201d ween = Satprday pre oe aesese eseper © - \u2014 CIE: ON PACIRI oBANGR OF GIRLS eo, Wash., Ma 3,000 wealthy an à pour bachelors in pire, taking in parts d and Oregon, à sstern Montana an \u2018British Columbia.Th it they can hat mu of them ar kind, affectionate and love.They say so in Grant Monroe, Secrets Secretary of Cg became interested i viso Rev.D.D.Vaug the Halsted street Church, Ohicago, a mere than 200 girls pis congregation\u2019 wou ut men who can mak \u201cWhat appeals-to m poe of the eligibles, _ the girls are looking makers, They sec wealth, talent or swe not absolutely - netessa they want clean men, straid of work.Ther ol strapping young m and vigor, in our fore railroad camps, grain and factories.All of school advantages, ang them are college men.ol them would marry of girls and give the vership in good home: While Dr.Munroe ha figure as Cupid's me however, forward the ters to Rev.Dr.Vaug ia the hope that the their ideal men, as de sponse to the Chicago - cilars, Mr.Munroe sé .sot to be taken to mi in cities and towns in western, southern an( sates or any part barred, Nothing of the kis \u2018The bachelors are her #0 of them, and they CONFEDERATE MEMOE \u2018 hI \u2014\u2014=emeb HLARY A, HERBE , NEGRO PROI Norfolk, Va., Ma Confederates Memorial in Norfolk was made by former Sec Navy Hilary A.Herbe ary and civic parade re, any previo Beneath the Americs \u201cMe and Virginia St dértert addressed a te \u201cWe He said, in pa dency.lost our batt aot of the Confeaers are Epconciled.We ere be but bare to de proud a the create carpetbag oo benefit, money coul wl of Government vw ae won, «J am glé a ng in all où 7j © use of y is no law a Pw that does the N for the detitutions havé boner, PTA of both ached) believe that loge ae solution, in lue | t Negro pro e curse of Pa Suite TRANSTATED INT bay one has heard sn e of radicalilk ere mr pores a «- x sa CAE Ay - 25 .yo a : Ro Tn : r & r RA mé.tit ! 5 35 1 i : Le JTE 8 [ MAŸY-18,:1900.©, | - PAGE THREW [EERE A a : THE RU ; ES Lu ; La.mr ; pese es \u2018 mu = sn = = = : > = | fin SE.Me.> © fhe Dally Record SSIFICATION a {BEDFORD DISTRICT day; Mr.LL.MeClasty, to Richford, youngest child of J.E.Bourbeau and 66 i | ett\u2019 9, | \u2014 hi INE SEERBROOKE RECORD Bf OF POLAND.oo : : WWE + | Jenne, of the Pinnacle, on Thurs- {the funeral was on Sunday, May 9th.gg S TA ; « Er pd °° pristers and Publishers, A SLI \u2014_\u2014 Tr} : : mncéioane {dey, Mr.Arthur Poirice, from Mont- Mr.Bourbeau has been a prominent KO FEL My and published 08\" Welilog: SLICE TO BE ADDED TO THE | LOCAL HAPPENINGS.omery Centre, Vt., on Friday ; Miss merchant at Tingwiok for the past 21 A ii SE» pith day, at 106 an EMPIRE\u2014ABOUT ONE-THIRD \"8 VU.[Lila Longeway, ftom a visit to Farn- |years, and much sympathy is felt for | xitor S HET ng à at, SHON PRICE strictly in - ; oo .: j\u2014 | - fham; Mr.Arthur Hickey, from Lowell, [the family in the loss of their baby.; _ or HE Eyps0R address An Canada, _ OF THE KINGDOM oo Gather d Dai - eu A Mass., to his home here; Mesars.F.A.The funeral was very largely attended .; .Heal i T A \u201cBriain snd the Oe.$1.00; three St.Petersburg, May 18.\u2014The Minis- ¢ by.aily Record Cer- \u2018Olmstead, Wn.Curley, J, W.Murphy, |by relatives out of town including Mr.Do not gape at the sides.They are | Lae NÉ IS eur, $2.00; one month, 20 cents, ter of the Interior h bmitted d .~._ ]and G.N, Thompson, to Cowansville, |and Mrs.J.H.Bourbeau, Mr.A.R.|made on special Oxford lasts,\u201d with ws FR aE = a 50 conte; the Fagtorn Town- the Do ht al ostablishing de 1 respoadents in Various rE on Saturday; Me Jiorman Edson, pos | Bourbeau, Dr.C.Aymot, of Asbestos ; sloping backs to prevent all possibility .Jib ie Bo ear only $1.00.) ege + lof la len the artist, here |], R., ille ; Mr.and Lo J rte ye Qo be se BO remitters op could province.This is the.so-called \u201cfourth | _ Communities.OÙ ga Saturday, Rev, Father XN.0.H.Neo: Adan Bah Me and Mrs.L.of slipping.1 Ha travel al le | Ell precau or register letter.partition\u201d of Poland and will take | \u2014 © + |Dorion, of Ricl ord, Vi., here on Sat- Baril, Mr.Ovide Baril, the Misses _ - | - You will have to travel a long N Sa 165 F508 ed ere prets À away from tho formes Mngdom of Po.[CURRENT EVENTS 0p THE Day \u2014 furdey; Dr, B: T- Méodoïak, from \"a [Rowe Al and Alma Bori, où War: [de A.WIGGETT & CO.|| var bciore vou \u201cünd any sior Fini Boy em.02 No Changes guaran: laud about one-third of the provinces COMINGS AND GOINGS OF: [Mrs.D.Stetson, tp Rioford, Vo.fe | Victoriaville Meow.Baril enddaugk | ~~ Opp.-Court House.ter line of EASTMAN Kodaks | Aha pri ured after 8 a.m.ceding 50 of Lublin and Siedlitz, which will form PEOPLE., = ; |@ few daye; Mr.Harry Clark, of Farn- jters of Tingwick : F.V.Lessard, Dr.\u2018and supplies than we handle.~ - hd arty a8 rice wh of Thanks, LO etry, 105 line.the new province.+ cow \u2014 x Sam, here = .Saurday.Miss A.Reid, C.Couture and pumerous others.The SOME OF THE We have paid careful attention : ; 4 TRE ® ; 8c.per word Ph : 1 : o-1 ANSVILLE., \u2026 -jaaughter oi Wr.B.L.» Who is .C tte, W.Nault, .to \u2018this trade for a num © ANUS i 50 » Notices, 8c.pe ECO D the Chelm province scheme was -pro- Recent visitors here \u2018inelude Miss Jo Jloyed.in -the family of Mr.G.F, borers, more B L Allier ee ad G.Goy- e years, and have made our store 49; 50 .\u2014#*.on DAILY R R ze posed as long ago as last January,but Struthers, of St.Remi, Que., guest:of fHo0t, Newport, Vi.spending her \u2018hol- oie carried the cross.The flowers headquarters for all camera and |! THE TR II tt k end- | \"© definite-steps had been taken in [Miss Nesbitt - Miss Boyd of Montreal, idays \u2018at, Richford, Vt., and with her were very tt , kodak supplies.TEER 50 | x tion Statement {Or Week en until i [guest of her sister, Mrs.Ÿ 2\u2019 [parents here.- - | © Very preity.| We give y rders our most ABLE .# Gas Jôth, 1909 : .support of the measure until it was gues 0! her sister, Mrs.G.F.L.Ful, [Parent woe - ; : > - .e give Jour.o oo 2 | + Rb.i 8 Wa ne 8,650 introduced in the Douma.The aim of i iss.Hattie Willey, of Abercorn; |.Tru |.BRESETTS CORNER.© 7 WE : Doe tonto tears prompt + 20 2 Yo ; \u2026 8.675 {the Government in incorporating \u2018the ar.has.\u2018A.Nutting, K.C,, of Water |\" yo = > G DUNHAM.ho h Mr.A.Vance has improved the) _ We Stock ; | Developing for Amateurs prompt- TRE s0 Lust , : 8,676 province in the empire is to permit f loos Dr.Slack, of Farnham ; 8.\" G., oa a Ge i nts Who has |] locks of his premises by grading and| Williams\u2019 Sticks, Barber s Bar, Quick ly done.! , 2 ever >= ï An ou 18 , OL -F athan an LE Ji: Pelton Sof Fea : JMOCRL ERR > À PL 3 8 .'hi .B .\u2019 E y L > i Vi t \" _ à Lars: 00- #2 J fuer or 5700 |ite complete \u201cRussification.\u201d At the [Brome ; Mr.and \u201cMr.Lewis Meclet T.Bank for a few years has been Arnal are : Mr.Harold MoCon- Creagh, \u201cColgate\u2019s Sticks \u2018and Bars epee C HEE in .7 Flag mess eee 8897 time when \"the proposition first became [chie, of Hemingford ; Martin E.Baker.transferred here aë manager, and com- nell, of North Hatley, to visit his | VinSiea Sticks, Florafoam, Resmal Griffith's Drug Store {EIEN iy.bei - Ce FO oupee cétene een , | public the Russian-Minister of Finance, of Dunham ; H.G.Phelps \u201coF.Mei be J Hheticed his.dutiés last week.\u201d Mr.grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.}| Sticks and Pears\u2019 Sticks, etc., etc.The Kodak Store - : 3! ys eng @: ME \u2014 59998 M- Kokovsoff, made the following re-'| Corner; Thos.L.Burnet \"and Robert Lynch is the son of the E.T.-Bank McConnell ; Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Jack-| Co \u2019 \u2019 (The Kodak ) JRE 1S.The ® : otal sree vertes 000 52,228 marks: - Sn Powers, pf Farnham Ceutre;; A.JX.manager at Manaonvile, and brother son visited Mrs.C.Johnson, at F.T, ANSELL, 121 Welliagten $t., Sherbrooke.44e ! a \u201cWe shall never consent to give the Bouchard, of Bedford: Thos: L.Kirk \u2018Ft lawyer at Sweetsburg.He used | North Hatley, over Sunday.: : Md DNESDAY, a, BRANCH OFF ICES Poles home rule, but if they Fe stub- P.L:S., of Montreal I Messrs, park, 20 be in the Cowanaville branch of the Mr.Jas.Greer is preparing to ge- Bruggist and go Cora Square : gti 4 \u2014\"®* g Sherbrooke Daily Record born we may withdraw our troops, es- | Kerr, A.E.Ross, J.H.Carson and | Bonk five or six years.ago, and is a |build his house which was destroyed _ 2 auare.: ta \u2014 ® {fhe Sher advertisements, @ub- (80112h a custom house between the | J.W.Taylor sponding Sunday .with |Pompetent official.\u2019 ° à Mies BL Mend Mrs.J.W.Meconnell.of ec S00000000000000000008% n ee 4 i Iterns, © « kingdom of Poland and the .rest - of-ltheir families here ; Sol , 2.188 À.owa d.ay ans | Miss E.L.r.an rs.J.cConnell, o .: ° 4; epson #- Mie Pin ones Sant T7 va Russia, into which wo shall incorpor: af Glen Suston > 0 iomon B.Brook.Bakery respectively, Principal and Bur- | fitch Bay, are at the homestead here( ire Wor $ ° RECOMMENDED fe acc SE biow ttention.\u2018at ince, inhabited tly Mr.A.L.Gilman; ctor -of |sar of the College, \u201cwere in Cowans- fo e summer.çÇ - ; © ip A oo hee pro specislly solicited by.Little Russian ein of the dy Schools jeté on Money for Er Shor ville last week.>.ie Item aodce, Léonard, of West Comp- Co ° EASTERN TONNSAUPS HOTELS, \u2018 { > eg UT ¢ TY.ï 411: .> : ; J ; M.TT Fc oe: : is ; .ts : VIII : Po eerie =F.c, Duboyce, Notary.Tune Polish provinces of Sieclitz and ro teach the Acadenly\u201d there in place of 4 opens a Lyin Of the E.T.Bank,.ton, is Moving into the Bresett tene- Celebrate Victoria Day Teoccocco00000000000000 by ECA ok :\u2014R.Becker.ubin, and leave them to their own Mt.Chas.Prige Green, who i in J spent Week, ena In.Lv an ; ; | VI .N _ .NE { 3 = dueicook etes N.P.Blisse devices.\u201d Jil.LS 28 089 Waterloo where: he: was: formerly con- Mrs.(Rev.) G.Skinner, and son, ë (A Genie welcome.Rate $1.Yj Maguire.Los nected with \u2018the bank staffs., -Rev: W.T.Brown, of Cowansville, of Fitch.Bay, and Miss Grace Atkin- 8\" Miss EH.McCourts Échmond son, of Montreal, visited Mr.and RAILWAY HER ati Wim.Brown A day or two afterwards = Assistant |/, The pulpit \u2018of the Methodist\u2019 Church\u2019 with Hand\u2019s Canadian Fireworks.RANBYOWINDSOR HOTEL: T.À Miss Bella Young is home from Island Brook, where she has been teaching ; Miss Jennie respordent on Ménday that - he: -feels | P leted the building of his summer ho: Advocates, ete., Sherbrooke, tel at Selby Lake, and will apply \u2018at the June meeting of the Council for - MAUR.; \"A.Philbriett Le \u2014 : NO i : Ea Eis is Dearorta :- er aie bo Ee ve lett of raion, Sunday by ion a {officiated at \u2018the: orning and evening Mrs.Percy Wilson last week.Our large shipment is now in, and Lynch, Prop., recently of Montreal.- 245 Le sem Bessie .od ul, Ë x o oO oa s lal n - ve - 2 ; .; ; 1 +2 ot 4 1 Be - .- \u2018 - i - ._ Qu ny y ; DAY.Runs ie most werd dor word, explening \u201chat morning pd evene eric Renin Conn | MANSONILLE © [one POUEARLY.| Bficeq gmow, muss memory; r AE ie otsbire =F.A.Bo Samson, we of the Government\u201d preferred a] Mr.William tevenson, a former: \u201cMire E dward.A.Buchan: d Mrs The St.Paul\u2019s Society will oiv I Ouellette, US, ) TR + voor Me UP.M.Hayes real union, such as Hungary is tending Secretary-treasurer of this village, and | Me: Edward.A.Buchanan and Mrs.|.oe ety will give anf J ; Th DA - ROUND TRIP Yo Jess mete :\u2014May B.Jones: towards, rather than what is called [one of its first citizens, even before.=.J: McRlroy.were in-Cowansville on the Town pociel er iamtertainment \u201d ames ompson BUSINESS OARLS 1s in Canada, _.& - pbop\u2019s Crossing : \u201cMrs.F.Æ.BishoP.autonomy within the empire, 1f, her|inconporation, is \u2018here from Montreal, | Saturday.A Arrive onlay evening.- \u201d 15 Strath j PT RS 23 and 24 ms Le A Currie: said, the Poles stayed in the empire |spending a few days with his friends.| Mr onk Bombardier went to Mont.a ae Coe pariues ov: M ! rathconn Square ADVOCATE = .J Fran .a > ; .: JC : : .oye \u201cIrea atur ; Ces + J oo : a Is.\u2018Larpenter -are spen ing the - A De vx 6, 1909, .- x.and had their own way in the king- Mr.Stevenson is familiarly known as: alurcay Le Lo 4h fi SOE oo DE ; : \u2018 .\u2018 \u2018| dom, they would be able to re-Polon- \u201cUncle William\u201d and.stated to cor-| Mr- Harlow E.Teel his about com- |Week with friends at Abbott's Corner ;.SHERBROOKE LO AN 8 J AWRENCE, MORRIS \u201c& - MélVER, ee MM BACHELORS LOOKING FOR WIVES.ize the northwestern territory which formed a part of the ancient kingdom of Poland and grand duchy of Lithua- rnament™ | as well as could be - of his age., NICOL, J.ADVOCATE, 95 WELLING- + ton Street; Sherbrooke.- Eldridge, of Knowlton, ThE Cr 3 2 ht : a.EE se te 28 pete > i reir * ee = mit rE me : ST TAREE frp wa ms : 2 EN a 3 a amer oe = - verra LEE x : 5\u201d ie : ee tirade = rere naa Te - .rome rs © CLS ; .ps 0 72 Cie ge Je : iN oi md en Lu : L, A ; ep rings A cars ; 2.Soir nF A es ve .TE a remet > MT ra TS a poses avs : « 2 + , EE ; PA 20° .Tea Nghe ; 14 fus 7 _ i > ; se ae de, .Er - i Ta Tm.gl Te * : a - - - _ i; » re LU IS rat ; ; Ce © a mes CRESTS Sr Eh age retreat ; 75-421 pt Da gre ey ra i ja La Nr RA ; .ee.pr ie di SN erie NS Gi ofiudl-y EO.dy x PCE astm dA Ee\u2019 Seas: CATE Coney re EE ES 4 pr É = Es = Cr wg expected for a boy | ve MORTGAGE COMPANY.AY 28& ; 2 £0 5 ; Mr Davi \u2018 kratri i.Top.| temperance hotel liceuse.for his new [spent the week end at home; Mr.i 8 & 29 + PAGIRIC GOA.nia, but if a wall o dom.the Ruan dr Bard atrkpatriol was at For} ve.RE \"| Hodgins :in Montreal Saturday ; Miss Receives money on deposit and YATE, WELLS, WHITE & McFADDEN, Lan ARE =; @iNCB ON PACIFIC COAST FOR, | erected around the kingdom, the Russ- yce on Sunday.LE re mien sa © | Helen Perkins from the Lake guest of ./ Advocates, Sun Life Bldg, Sherbrooke.yo 2.- GIRLS.: ification of these provinces uld be |.Miss Sawtell, of Montreal, is the _ er Mrs.F.C.Pérki ,! oo, BE ; il I on ES 5 C ty ion coupon .to : | completed.Chelm, therefore,| will be | guest of her aunts, the Misses Jacques.| .SOUTH BOLTON.je re.¥.fu Perkins on Wednesday ; ows ate rest at p.G STOVER * & COTTON, AuvO- ¢ by afternoon .0 vas May The ne.attached to Russia proper, | d will 5 A.W.\u201cSorenson, who.was pe Birvals and departures 5 Mr , Alonzo ne or no urme and daughter call somputed half yearly.| catos, Cowänsville Que.?; 2 all 1 a 0 Ww vO = : \u2018 In i Tle \u2018vil (| Bracey, who has spen © winter with : rien , Saturday.| - je : mere _ .all trains May ke bachelors in the Island Em- have a population of 725,000 persons.[ployed Iast year in Cowansville : his Sang hter, Mee Enos Blair, of N.| There was no service in St.Paul's C.H.FOSS, Sec.-treas.CIVIL ENGINENRS; ting in parts of Eastern Was- jsgton and Oregon, Northern Idaho, isis Montana and South-Eastern yitisk Columbia.They want wives, fut is; if they can find the right Creamery by Mr.T.W.Dunn, is put-\u201d \u2018ting in this summer as butter maker: for the Griffin \u2018 Buttér Syndicate in.Stanstead County.He came from Grif-: \u2018tin over here to Cowansville recently ; GOOD TIMBER BURNED, | purchase supplies from the Canada; n limit, May 31.apply to.icket Agent, _ : trathconu Sq., or .sn 5, Station Agent, * + The territory contains a large propor: tion of members of the Russian Orthodox Church -who long have chafed under.Polish domination.ot Troy, has returned to his home; L.G.|Church on Sunday evening, as the gas \u2018J.DAVIDSON, President.Greene, of the.Lake .View House, Was not in working order.Knowlton, here on Friday ; Mr.and | = een: Mrs.Howard Reynolds returned from | » BROME.Boston ; 'N.H, Greene, of Montreal, | The nineteenth annual convention of EK.ADDIE, OC.P.L.8.,.QUEBEC G.Office 81 \u2018St.sa St, Residence 3% de Salaberry 8t.; Tel.Connections.S A.MEADE, SURVEYOR, UOATIs .AJ's cook.Bell Phone.Good connections.GRANBY- Mrs.George Boyd, assisted by the Misses Boyd, gave a delightful whist J =.All of them are good hearted, A here on Thursday ; Mr.H.Boright, of Brome County W.C.T.U.will | : 8 jai affétfonate and capable of real | Dairy Utensil Co.Co ASutton, ay à few days at Dot |at Sutton Woda ill bo held party at her home on Saturday after- INSURANCE AGENTS, im.They say so in letters to Levi \u2014 | Mr.Robinson, of the Bank, received J.\" Springs; Mr.and Mrs.Prescott | day, May 26th and 27th.The day |P°0\" to about thirty of \u2018her friends.D.KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUR- - ut Monroe, Secretary of the Spo- FOREST FIRES IN NOVA SCOTIA news on Saturday night of an accident 4 Schooleratt in West Bolton lost pono All be in the ° live Chu Mrs.J.Bruce Payne won the prize, J .ance agent, Fire, Life, Accident, .we Secretary of Commerce, mont DID CONSIDERABLE DAM- - {having occurred to his sister and: week ; Mr.A.Lane, who is suffering \u2018 the Wednesday evenin meeting in the 2 handsome vase.Mrs.Moore Kelly |#late Glass, etc.Record Block.we interested in the movement > cousin through a runaway, taking { wo lump on the jew bo ent\u2018to | Town Hall \u201cA a g meeting \\n the charmingly sang a solo and Mesdames im Rev.D.D.Vaughan, Pastor of AGE.\u2026 [place \u2018 in Waterloo.: Mr.Rohinsoy om a: imp on 176 18w Bone, went Lo Town Hall.Mre.Sanderson, Provin- Kettri W 0 rontribut.S.DRESSER & CO.SHER- , - ituti ~ : pace that mioht and\u2019 re.}Mansonville on: Friday to consult \u201ca {cial President, and Mr.John H R ettridge and Wallace also contribut- W.brooke.All branches of Insurance mL ca street Institutional | Annapolis Royal, N.S., May 18.\u2014 |drove to Waterloo [hat night ond\u2019 req) cian.1 erty are expected as speakers.| °b-| ed vocal music, Delicious refreshtnents re \u2014 = Qureh, Bo, to The forest - fire which ha been turned here for business Lon ay Morn- : Miss -Lilah .Stowe, of - Mansonville, | ' Mr.John H.Roberts, the noted: lec.Were served, and the guests reluctantly DENTISTS.= |.A me than 200 girls belonging is wngregation would marry \u2018\u2018hon- ga who can make clean money.\u201d \"YNDMAN & BRADLEY, DENTISTS, .8un Life Building, Sherbrooke.bade their hospitable hostess good-bye.Miss Bennet, of Montreal, is the guest of Mrs.D; M, Mitenell, ing.3 \"Mr.Maurice Harris, of the Bell Tele- ; phone Co, was at MansonVille \u2018Ffi- raging fiercely back of Annapolis since \u2018Thursday, is at.last thought to be under control.The fire, fanned by a ORK \u201cEXPRESS, B°.30 a.m., arrives = spent Sunday with her parents.\"A great celebration: is- expected the Springs on Victoria Day.| turer, is \u2018expected to address meetings {in Brome 'County.as follows: May _\u2014 ; at [ar v except Sunday, ©\u201c [i \u201cMat appeals to me most,\u201d said À ; ~~ 123rd, East Farnham ; May 24th, Iron 7 PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS aa 4.94.Jw the eligibles, \u2018\u2018is the fact that a ite way through an Tata Lal Duboyce was at \u2018Sutton on \u201884-{ Mre.Z.Ewings, of China, is stopping {Hill ; May .25th, Mansonville ;.May There Will be a special patriotic ser- A.DARCHE, À.D BPELIALIST, -30 p.m., dally\u2019 \"*, i-girls are looking.for rea ome and leaving burnt trees and smould- |turday.: - Jat Chas.Audette's, : 126th, Sutton ;\u2019 May 27th, Sutton Jct.; |Yice on Sunday next In the Congrega- J « Eye, Enr, Nose and rar \"Prive LE ns, They seem agreed that \u2019 - Mr.E.Bailey- is moving \u2018to the Per- : May 28th, \u2018Knowlton.Te tional Church and special music, it be- ate \"Hospital -and Ufiics, 49 King St.The fire ran in the | Sherif Cotton ering embers.In Richmond, 1st Tudsday .of mouth.so in Montreal! on ,' .© Leaves ~~ are was In Montre .pking\u2019 farm.aim ing Empire Day.AIN.\u2014 nih, talent or swell clothes a.Bas Ce hf) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : eart the timber district and the.a : 4 {at LAN : \u2014 maps ; A, .arrives Beauce wabeolutely necessary, but that eforts at the ran ers were d rected to Saturday Yims J Mir.8.Fosiet, af erect a, large bors | Births, Marriages end Deaths | Mrs.Louson spent last week in ais: andaitn Tuesdays.\u2019 i d ce dy want \u2018clean men, who are not |.Q g : Penne _, his à a - 8 1 a _ Montreal : , In ok, 2nd' and\u201d ys.xcept Sunday.x +, .tid of work There are hundreds keeping the fire in the young growth LS .SUTTON.TR + on 4 5 arm.Pre.A \" - _ - - Jdrontreal, returning on Saturday.- \u201caC HER M.> SPECIAIS .: p on Megantic div 5 \"8 {drapping young men, full of vim and brush lands.At one time some Mr.L.R.Mills, C.P.R.bridgeman,{.- : .FRELIGHSBURG.| \u2018lw Ma \u2018BIRTHS.| Among tnose who attended the fun- J .ty, Finary diseases.Consultation: j alley, Branchy .- À atrigor, In Oùr forests, mines and Of the most valuable timber land in |came home ill on Saturday night, and }- Re A REL Davids E.qd tam- WALKEB\u2014At Graniteville, Que., on eral of the late Miss Elizabeth Mitchell Res.45 King street, Sherbrooke, Que.; ther particulars mined camps, grain fields, orchards Western Nova Scotia was threatened, | has been confined to his bed since.|, Rev.Archdeacon Davidson ant al May 14, 1909, a daughter, to .Mr.which was held at Shefford on Mon- rr : ompany\u2019s agents, ME ai lactories.| but later the greater part of this was r.S.H.Dow, who has .been:]ily left for their new.home in Montreal} and.Mrs.Thomas Walker.day, were Messrs.N.Mitchell, D.M.J)RS: WILLIAMS AND MACKAY\u201426 j pany gen a of hetories.All of them have had | g M « \u2019 aa been.d \u201cThe Archdea-} : \u2019 Montreal St.\u2026 Sherbrook Office § iF.and P.A, Sl dy avantages, and not a few of 5aved.The burned district is be- [about for some days past, had a bad on Satyr lay morning.or © for.HEALY At Windsor Mills, May 13th, Mitchell and Mrs.N, Mitchell.~~ hours until 10 a.m., 14 para, (7-8 pin.; + Nm men, he marty fren our and re ls gta on Sandi mit, ri Le le Le Lai roy fous, deughte, to jr and sr.Mr.D, Dons, of Waterico, vit | by\" Spon De .Fe d the ri h in - ' s 1 m ion .service Î é 1 i n.- .Lo a C .Co \u2019 ot 1 _ .suc M \u2019 r S [| j rt * - ï a Co RNY - ye FPR Jive i give them a lilé part.obtainable, and the width of the fire | Me Charles Panels has his now|may now gain and.rest in his new | H- Healy.nl Que.ductor on the \u201cHyer Crt 2% Con TYR, W.A.FARWELL, (SEECIALLYI) IN ds: \u201d / : varied from a quarter ©: : ; - jhome.Mr.and Mrs.Davidson have |JONES\u2014At Iron Hill, Que., May 19, [* 2 : Tt DA 1951 à | witip in good homes.: - quarter of a mile to'| house well on toward completion, out : 1909 , | + Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases.37 Dufle- 1 =F) \u20ac CRD Tile Br, Munroe has no desire to over a mile, Some of the finest wardly, at least.It is situated.near Lived here for ory years or more, Al ; Jones son to Mr.and Mrs.À.C.FARNHAM CENTRE ra Ave.Sherbrooke, an ons five Cupid\u2019 r, ill young timber in Annapolis county { » \u2019 id nd | their married life has been spent here |v oOnes.ol \u2019 M 22 2 EE by sop = tm fre « Cupid\u2019s messenger, fe wi pc ÿ Mrs.J.R.Benham\u2019s residence, and BLANCHARD\u2014At Sutton, on April] The school \u2018under the direction of was.destroyed.Several times the \u2019rver, forward the bachelor\u2019s let- when finished, it will be occupied by {in the Rectory and they leave many.warm and well wishing friends.23rd, 1909, a daughter to Mr.and Miss Zina Jones, closed here on Thurs- D\" F.A.GADBOIS, \u2018SPECIALTY Childr # ito Rev.Dr.Vaughan at Chicago.fire was thought to be under control, Mr.Powers mother and sister.n oo a en's Diseases, 51 king Et.- ile hope that the girls may find only to spring up again and continue Mr, Clinton Porter, who went from ] Departures and acrivats: Mr.E.E.{Mrs.Adelbert Blanchard, of Rich- |day.: RK.A; ROBERTSON, LEN vii | ter ideal men, as described in re- its devastating progress.Every avail- here to Belleville College, the past | Spencer spent.a few days in \u2018Quebec ford, Vt.- Rev.Mr.Miller, from Barnston who Office and residence.Main Stirot : Day.\u2019 | me to the Chicago Minister's cir- able man and boy from the surround- city ; Miss Low returned to her home was driving to Vernon, Ont., to his \u2018Hours: Until 9 a.m., 1-3 p.m., 7-8 p.m 1 be issued at Fr £ nan A turzed, and ed * +\u2014 ; be issued a , \u201c dr.Mr.Munroe said that this is ing districts fought the fire.Time Yer De eo eat a Postion in Ottawa after s ndin a few weeks | MARRIAGES.new field of labor, spent the night here: vu | Class Fare ES Xto be taken to mean that girls after time the flames drove the fight- while his brother, Cifton, who also at- | at Mrs.ChamYerlin\u2019s ; Mr.M.Larose { LANGLOIS-RUITER \u2014 On May 17th, at Mr.Adam Clark\u2019s, \u2018Jr.L.G.BAGHAND, M.D.| i idties and towns in eastern, middle ers back.A late report received from tended the same colrege, has secured a: is once\u2019 more at home ; Mr.McCann, of | 1909, at the Roman Catholic Church, -Mr.Roy Clement, of Montreal, spent «rhCLALISI to 24th inclus- wa; southern and pacific coast the scene of the fire was that the: os : heological College, to | Waterlo Rui ; ; in \u2018rail.chafes ce\u201d 26th, 1909.J am; : \u2018{ position in' Montreal.\u2018jthe Montreal Theological College, to] Waterloo, Que., Mrs.Eugene Ruiten to [the week end with his parent , Mr.Since 1899 nus Na tuil.chafge o OL - \u2018 or any part of Canada are rangers had the flames under con- Pir Frank W.Eastman, of Glen stay for a few.months; Miss Colene Ie Horace Langlois, both of Water- and Mrs, A.Clement, on bie way to Eye, Hear, Nos and Throat partment Special trol.The burned areas are owned by Sutton, who has been attending the Anderson, of Stanbrlage Fast, visiting \u2018 loo.1 Sherbrooke.at the Sherbrooke 8t, Vi Hosni cal Bt, 1ncent de Paul \u2018Nothing of the kind,\u201d\u2019 he added.Annapolis parties.A.D.Mills & |S 3 _ iss Mabel \u2018Westover ;.J.B.A.Bou- \u2014 : Mor 3 , va : § 15pm a mu leors are here | there are, 2, Sons and Rufus Hardwick will be |dey en route ta Montreal,\u201d where ha chard, of Bediord ; 'L.L.Jenne, of | - DEATHS.her sehool at Dhilipeners oat orn pli ios faraisetion : \u2014 Af the How Johns, Farah .o them, and they want wives.| among the heaviest losers.| has a position as checker for a firm\u2019 Sutton on busthess for o\u2019 day ; Mr.Yan: w ALLIS At Dixville, Que., on May [for her vacation.© pee At.bls Shoe AT] Brooke BL.9.| in that city.Co clette and wile, Of IWCBIOTT, 5 Se Foot | 9th, , of penicipus anaemia, Mary \u2014 - - \u2014 will leave Sher.WONFEDERATE WOMEN TO Mrs.Charles Bessette, formerly from [ing hiÿ mother and.sister ; Miss ora Bailey, beloved wife of Orson Wallis, .BOLTON GLEN.\u201c Buz Monday at \u2018 Brigham, and at Glen Sutton the past | Galer, of Vermont, a few days at TS.jaged 31 years and 8 months.Departures and arrivals: Mr.D/ .BPECIALTY ; - \u2026 - MEMORIAL DAY.GATHER IN CANADA.>» yean, with her son-in-law, Mr.M.But-|E.E.Spencer's- -|REALY \u2014At Windsor Mills, May 13th, i Satur i rorkes\" y Pass Aégt.= _ rt © \u2014_\u2014 - ton, has come here to reside with her{- | A | infant daughter \"of Major und ae ry lim he Prana Le oi ; 2 day air Water Works; erbrooke.- RY A.HERBERT TALKS ON GRFAT PLANS MADE FOR RECEP- | son, Yr.Nop.croit, séction fore- The Women\u2019s\u2019 Home and Foreign | Healy.by spent Saturday with Miss Mary Water Powers, or : man of the C.P.R, \u2018 : = + \u2014_ Sheppard of West Bolton; Mrs.W.W.| Patent Solicitor, ; ° ents - Btered with \u2018Best Va- J ownsghips.u any de- Q NEGRO PROBLEM.bok, Va, May 18.\u2014Friday\u2019s te.Memorial Day observance Nutfolk was made notable by an ® by former Secretary of the 'm Hilary A._Herbert, and a mili- BY ad civic parade of proportions EY any previous like event Beeaih the American and Confed- \"TION OF INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL New York, May 18.\u2014The Canadian National Council of Women js making elaborate preparations for the quin- quennial meeting of the International Council of Women, which will be held in Toronto from June 16 to June 22.The mayor of Toronto, the Govern- Grand celebration at Sutton Driving Park, May 24th.Horse races, games, sports, bicycle race, foot races.Band \u2018in attendance.Chad Mr.Patrick Desmarais, jr., of Farn# ham, returned here on Wednesday from his wife, who died at 1 Christmas Day, at the age of 40 years.Winchesten, where he had been to bury {} »Farnham on\u2019 afternoon, May 20tH, at the home of \u2018the vice-president, Mrs.Edson Dow.Sunday School at 10.30 a.m.in the | \u2018A.C.Church, each Sunday.\u201c3 \u2018The.friends of Miss Mary Booth will\" ye pleased to learn.that she is slight- | 11y improved since she went fo the Hospital in Montreal.2° 0 Owing -to the frequent:heavy rains, Mission Society will.meet on Thursday | Ann Ives,.of this place, died very.gud-' Deaths Reported.i el MISS ANN 1VES.3 5 - Beebe, May 18.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Miss |} CHELL.Brown and Mr.D.Brown visiting at Mr.J.M.Pettes, of West Brome and Mr.J.Ladd\u2019s, of Sweetsburg recently; Mr.D.Aikins, of Glen Sutton, Mrs.L.Davis and Mrs.S.Johnson, of Bolton.Center at Mr.E.Cousins.\u2019 much seeding being done as yet.and Grass is looking fine here although he continued rains are preventing \u2014 :\u201d Both phones.W.R.BRADLEY 5 SON, UNDERTAKERS AND PICTURB FRAMERS, 53 FRONTENAC ST., ! .2 1° Mr, Desmarais has nearly ; always re- he AD ?y Srui , il- ROO ; Scufptor es Virginia State flags, Mr.[ment of Ontario andthe councils of sided in Sutton, his parents being va] there has been very \u2018little seeding done are diig da a de fail \u201cFA RNHAM SHERBROOKE, QUA, - ht eet._ ieee Mdressed a large indoor au- Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa, will ued residents here for many years .yet.The oC ot Ce de oo : ~ 7 : Toe EAST FARNHAM .; Bell Tel.Phone 207 - WIS.= © y, © said, in part : } co-operate -~with the National Council Nr.Wm.W.Smith, who h been Mrs, S.Gaylor spent a day in, TE Arrivals and \u2018départures:\u2014Miss Inez \u2014 oo lost our battle for indepen- |in its\u2019 efforts to make the stay of the our tenho has sn.Knowlton recently.with.her brother, THE LATE MISS ELIZABETH MIT- Wilkinson, having completed her school ARE YO are \u2018 ht Téconciled.of the Confeaeracy.To \u201cthat We ali agree it is © 4 delegates in Canada a memorable one, and a most interesting programme has ton, Vt,, returned here at a lecture tour in Johnson \u2018and Swan- the week-end leaving early the present for : Mr.W.Davis.+ Miss Annie Morgan .has gone to West.Shefford, May 18\u2014(Special.)\u2014 at Lacolle, returned home on Saturday evening; Miss Dora Kathan spent the U BUILDING 7?If so, send your specifications to us t there be but one fag.What hee .ed.A shi f 1 week Kmowlton tele y.{Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, a long-time : CE .for figui + .* g.been arranged.shipload of delegates Rouse's Point N.Y.; to continue his the -Kmowlton Sanitarium as cook.7% \u2018 : | week-end with her mather; Miss Doro- |! gures on everything you uire TING _ bgt ve pee Trond and grateful for {is scheduled to reach Canadian shores | work, , D ne 25, .Mrs, Abbie Woodard, spent, a day or Shaft of the place, | passa away at thy, of Freeport, visited Mrs.Dawson |in Wood, Best material, Lowest Prices, over carpetbag and Nogro rule nat.a eine mi 60,24 | Mr: Wen.Gendron, who returned om fée recently in West Sheflord with \u201cher J Hayes, where sho had lived for l2et Saturday: Mrs.C.F.Buck and |Prompt Delivery.office to-day centre (bag and Negro rule fnot a single moment willbe allowed Montreal on Sunday night, = reported | daughter, Mrs.Walter Taylor.| many.years, on Sunday morning.Her Migs Helen spent Saturday at Brigham A.H.CUMMINGS SON, LTD., B-vriter, am % benefit pe icalism.Office did to hang heavily on the hands of \u2018the his wife, who has been in the hospital | Mr- H.Allen, of West Shefford, made il y years, f ; th y} Ko SO visiting friends.- Goaticook Added yearly.: Money could not buy, the visitors, among whom will be \u2018the : |& few business calls here last week in 11'\"6¢® was ol less than à weck's dura- a ; ES.y requires an ll Government did not awe us twon.I am glad to say that Countess of Aberdeen, President of the there since Thursday, as being on the gain, connection with his skimming station: tion, and her death came unexpectedly to a large circle of friends.The funeral th PQ u od International Council, and Organi 3 1 \" ul \u201c=, [in this place.| | ng by the do Making in'all our State Legis- the Canadian Council Te ad berdeen, Sutton WC.I.I will, bold its \u2014+ was held on Monday at the house: of touch me Noble use of our victory \u201cho i Vicereine of Tr rceen, annual meeting on Friday, May 2lst,| | IRON HILL where she passed away, interment tak- copie wi, 10 law among our stat-|known in the Unite Siar rans Weil lat the home of Mrs.WH.O'Regan, | yp \u201cpo TRON HILL.CJand, who NE place at Waterloo\u2019 by the aide of - | accomplish Mat does the Newro injustice.|, CR m the United States, not only Officers will be elected for tne ensuing Mr.Roberts, late of England, who her parents and other members of ih veive COIS 9 constitutio h \u20acgro injustice.las a promineht figure in many lines of year.The business meeting | will be fol- has lectured very acceptably on tem- i De \u201cSincer hy i oO d ed .thy pone 0s have been devised woman's work, but as the wife of a [lowed by a programm it hich re.|Perance in adjoining towns, will speak 18m.Sincere sympat y is exten r | | type- sfit of both races and I \u2018 : y prog e, aîter which re cn = ; : ; to sorrowing relatives and friends .+ actual £31\" ly bel; | former Governor-General of Canada.freshments will be served.° {on that-subject in the Union Church, : dune Chine.eve that now we have - ; May 24th, afternoon and evening.) | ae | - Ll 1 3 BR A ,[ a Solution, in its main out- fener: SWINDLED BANK Mr, L.L.Jeune is opening up an- \u201cThe W.C.T.U.will meet with Mrs.O.|| LA > _ .41% the Nepr ; other branch of his undertaking busin os 5, pic Short lee the Crane problems, which | cse-\u2014this on in Ds ¥ncerta charge of grgalis at West Brome, May 20th, at ' 7 4 1 e ~\u2014\u2014 co 1 co Mr.0.C.Selby, of that place.= b.m, 1.2 .: i ss Colleg RSE $a ENGLISH 5 FOR FUN.Arrivals and departures include: Mr, |, Arrivals and \u2018departures.: Mr.Blaney \"RM Every good taste can be easily 1 ncipal.Bie OI the New York Times) \u2014 and Mrs.John Longeway, from a visit [has returned from a western trip ; Mr.29 mel in silverware stamped - 5 KE, QUE à pquue bas heard the story of | LEA OF MAN WHO SECURED $l1,-|to Dunkin on Thursdäy; \u201cMr.S.B.[Daniels, of Montreal, spent Sunday at MA} «« >.i ai lishman- who was told when 000 FROM LONDON BANK Brock, of North Troy, Vt., for several |, ae ap Le A I 1847 ROGERS BROS i \u2014_ ; whet was done with all the : i) \u2019 c , [days at the Mountain View; Mr.E.G.- Bor hire, Via Mrs and Mes, A.L \u2018 3 < i { - 9h tat 8 fruit grown in California\u2014 London, May 18.\u20141t was the devil- | pierce, of Richmond, here\u2019.Thursday Rowell daugh > EM che .The many popular patterns : El hy h \u201cx \u201cat we can, and what we ment, the excitement, the ingenuity, |'and Friday; Mrs.Luke Knowlton, of] NAH and daug ter, o anchester, rd an unusually wide +.Co , .- \u2026.| ; p 9° mir Ra\" The joke was told to | 2nd the humor, and the almost im: Knowlton, puest of her sister, Mrs.H.| NH» Who were here to attend the fun: choice of the world\u2019s There are very few houses that don\u2019t contain some- CE ox 3 Wy py oglishman, who received jt POSSible success to crown it\u2014all these] B.Hurlburt; Rev.W.A.Hamilton,from va job the la o venerable Mr.S.| finest silverplate.Le id be i d J j Free} = by ® Horses a on & sicklv smile, and upon Fry Ro r the aijempl the feel ee lent Mothodiet District Meet: spective homes.! Sevres to their re.g Best Bet sets di pr thing that cou be Improved in appearance by the per } papes, - \u201cmise BE 0 OMe gave his wn vVersio was not for the money, but to ling at Waterloo \u2018the past week; Mr.Ri {SPective I ce : MERID] ; ¢ \u2018 - f Ë Aipery, ing MAL Mer People, dome (LION myself able to do something that miany Powers, of Richlora, Ve.here on Sati] .| = CWIOR ou ve Conon beans use of Paint or Varnish.Ask your dealer for Teg ut and Prin \"REN said, \u201cPeculiar sense of ly others feel themselves incapable of ac- |urday to attend.the funeral of Mr.Ly | M de dr qe TING FOR.Au ho .° - © 00 A : ~ Ol i ld me as one of their complishing.\u201d This was part of - the | Bullock; Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Palmer: | go.barie Judith, aged 15 months, the EN - 08 BR A , Ls BB vith + that when acd what the dramatic confessions made in court to- from attending the funeral of their.= - _ S HE RW IN © ILLIAMS ; dép, N fon ERY , their fruit that was left over day by Robert Isaac, a young -Duteh-\u2018f'eldest son, Mr.Chas.Palmer, who} RE i 9, LEEW VE a = : Fig herbrooke.' bY og that \u201cThey ate wh : man, who, under the name of D, S.{died in Concord, N.H., on :May - Th fe ea : 4 Pt, \u201c \u2014 \u2014 + : : coupe 21 What they couldn\u2019t Windell, carried out in London last |aged 28 years, and was buried at | [TR TN TN 10117 ee PAINTS AND ARNISHES will send.you \u2014À .September one of the miost daring {.Mystic, his former home; Mr.Frank CF .\u2026 ee.- pr CS - - a os Plantol gi bank frauds of modern times by which Boright, for a tour.in - Huntingdon |\u201d .| : :* EUGENE DESGRANGES.Made in Canada\u201d 7% SAmww-MuLins Co.Montreal Toronta Winsipes Ze i this papers tape Tone Popiiat home for he victimized the Tondon\u2018and South- |'County for a few days; Mr.L.G: | HIGH : CL.AS8 :DBOORATOR, ORNA MENTAL & ARTISTIC WORK most | 4 ] a A, omeroy, Prop.| western flank out of $11,600, | Groene, of Knowlton, here \u2018on \u201cThurs: ~akillfully done, +Church.Decorating a.specialty.Géner al work promptly done \u2014 oy ze Cs - : 5 2.à ï.° = 5 a Be Del fe \u2018 0 7 | LC .* ?; « rat A Ç : 5 = + .+ : ' | \u2019 | _ - Pa 20 CF 4 Bo LL : TAREE - Cah ow a - rene A CE g TE 2% vi: ; 2\" : .: .H D ny ., iw - = i .dns = peut age .\u2014 fT as dANTRRE Arès TERE mY alan a mnt Fay LI vs a Ar) yr .; MATE ee da EE js CE EEE * TT eM nd eg a TS VL .: i _ Ce eee He * Ae 2% 3 Se , ou - .- - 2.4 y { his À ae rh X - nm .q > gpa cn : Se a A EN SA Me Te Lots x ose re ess, © EE ey 2 ; 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ta ic add a Aie Sd ar RE hoy A ian à a 5 ger Ë N pa ph Ba .N Cee eR aE eR RT hr ANG fu cia BNE mn _ RPA Sal EN po Tl Sd REECE Comes % LRAT ES 7 > rpg eg sc o + FA EC ade be \u2018ax aia: kad vy ' Gi Li Ig ue i as if a; rap a | I RAG FO yea Le PAGER FOUN, The Autopiano a ea hn .RET of N _ FR Sn _nspection to all visitors.-Prices are reasonable considering the high quality, and ve fair value for second-hand pianos in exchange.allo new styles in Autopianos contain the patent \u201cSoloist\u201d \u201cattachment, and many other valuable improvements.y grey York Complete assortment of these famous Piano Players -o open for : fey 2 La 6e ee SEE = A fine piano in every way whether played by hand or with the music roll.- Large stock of One very nice special reduced price, mahogany case, fits any piano.H.G.WILSON.& SONS.\u2014\u2014 OILCLOTH, regular 30c., OILCLOTH, regular 65c., CURTAIN POLES, CURTAIN POLES, regular -R0c., for \u2014-| We are selling the balance of our Furniture stock at the National Store for one month only at Cost Price.CHIT.D'S ROCKERS, regular $1.35 fOF Lovers sosverses sonsecssasennss 700.for, per yard .OILCLOTH, regular 43c., for per yard .\u2018for per yard .regular 35c., for .soscautasss sovereusenscanqsue vuen0noacc00 - acncccnnnonces le.RUGS AND ART SQUARES \"AT COST.Over 1,000 yards of good DOM BRUSSELS CARPETS, worth $1.00 CET YI TYTY TTY Y I LAL ELLY LX 1d 2lo eco \u2018wesssegeeses Cnésenceense le.acoontc0us see oe eecssessee sevessentes .42¢.\u2019 We invite you to come in and try them.new music rolls to chodse from.\u201cCabinet Piano Player\u201d in stock to-day cat ae Be oo 200.ÉOT Lcncscsrorrace vesrerrencns sessercorenseu0s nessossne sersessseass serves Sesers seseeaseres.80C.STAIR CARPETS At .\u2026\u2026.\u2026neseneres cos vnivucces vosossssouecss ÉÔC.and - 60c.1 PARLOR SET, worth $45.00, for .procure à savosarse main SRE 90 95 SINGLE SPRINGS worth 81.50, [753 ST ceseesens sesrrrerererves .3%¢.T.DARGHE & CO., 65 & 67 C:T.4 and that is When you drink a cup of TEA or COFFEE you want Best, don't you ?There\u2019s ouly one auswer to the above question | Teas~Co And You Are Gotting the.BEST TEAS from 25c.to COFFEES from 25c.5 \\ 75e.per lb.to 40c.per Ib., \u2018the best.We guarantee our Teas and Coffees.tory bring them back and we will return the \u2018amount you paid._\u2026- er rte rar = TAREE One, Two and Three Buckles Ladies\u2019 Tan Oxford Shoes - $3.50 Goods strictly as advertised.No-one urged to-huy.The kind that we sold $5.00 special purchase.21 to 6, choice, filling of \u2018any kind used, nothing but pure dry air.L RAE \u2014 Saves experts who and hotels in the ° and señd your.order rein PW ay de Trees Wants, J For Bellevue irk 4 a hance, Nel Ha * Help to mike A than te Pr H.RH.di | WE ARE BETTER BOUT .Et ag .LS SE 3 ke A \u2018 FURNITURE CO.ARDS SOLE AGENTS.\" wat .165- en Boucher æ Lacroix BOUCHER & LA 167 WELLINGTON ST REET.\"WHATS INA NAME devote.all their Naturally the name of this shoe would suggest the highest standard in the- art of shoemaking.The makers of this shoe energy and attention to the exclusive manufacture of women\u2019s fine shoes, and employ only skilled Arti- zans, and every pair is lasted by hand the samc as when you leave your measure and have a shoemaker make your shoes -.by hand, but therc is one difference, THAT iS THE PRICE, as you would pay six to seven dollars to \u2018have a pair made in your owntown.We offer the \u201cArt Shoe\u2019 at just half .hE = * £ + ie cL LY es Lu TS 53 : pa ÿ.Sg A \u201ctr = _* x 0 \u2018 .: .aig EP \\ +, « + - one wi a US the price.\u2014\u2014\u2014 1 SHIERP -WEDDI OF LORD tr \u2014 ous GENERAL A CELEBRATED YESTERD Eng, May | Let 12 celebrate ding ¥ yesterday.at t hous, Baglomere, Ascu ' entertain Roberts is no carries his xs to his simplicit teresting to recall years ago he was a when at.a little ind 8 letter await ang his presen ve fob the bestow + Cross, which hein the rir ting wit ueel nesting Fi to be t = t servants with wh spoke before her f y Roberts has al Cu - the soldier 5 Ir ene the Army t Er were institute 4 the terrible morte : -@ soldiers frotn ty : result of her work, : been greatly dimini \"other branch of L we in which whe too veut Vas that in the ww She shared t of his life.She vntein during the in INEST Pop FOR SALE.in FÔR SAI.Ive Boilers n skids, ip, rs clase conglit i-vlock Engine; 50 Pi \u201cine, Slide valve engine, Fok Miller & Co, «+ reet, Montreal, gus, | Bi ICR 8 PASSENGER A dmpleats liners, Speed Wing % of machine 1 hu Goodhyp, Sherb ray for tou YR 8A ¥ becs, eB, COLON Moore's a us Le strain.ge, J, famous, ne JALE-BFST Ÿ M Fous a 1.00 ont, be RI Nel 121, \u20ac y AoW, = Ta ONTRAC! Men pete Le : Mixer, Whee Balers, Drag Scra; ™S,.Picks, Matty » Too] Boxes, An Ige Pump and steam 13, hree ste ; slegm drills of odds and «: mg | , ring beds and C&mp of 50 men.Vhoig MP contracting 1 part \u201cof the trail J lark.4 Street, Sherbrooke.1 A B or Fe BALE \u2014 jx Fraggly ¥YOUTt for the Di b, ve Nati 14 endyy, A.pau n k ue Sth duy \u2018 re pl clock in the ein © ny other 1 hy Hotes © WH be ir hing Street, wh, 4 rain & er in the sale \u201cgg py and.effects ve R vit: one red mn .a 2 of May, 1905 7 Re , apply es, Limite AN OR M A3 on firm, A\u2018 a with refi » Di .uti 15, $1 00; lit a MeClars EES tht] for los Ve to start with ne.Fecanse the oo, xould make \u2018fie a lon is industrial oe Ping Pro.ble, were \u2018assisted hos he es to Work gh ome thor cities RE tip CV has Yes: such not.Give \u201cà chance, Help \u2018| Fhe city wee tp te make hij, .Jy rather than to Ley?H.MORENCY, a =.3 RUIPRED -d on > bin \u201c00.00 each, but none\u2019 au any of our three Es ry Fl M 3X4] = LE) =.$ 55 CEUX * ii 0 * : Hi ; ; % 2 a T7 Co * > ; \u2026 # - > æ> Dj { 1d & ~- > CG 4 Boucher ERBROOKE P= DEX-FEDDING | \u201d (5008 GENERAL AND HIS WIFE & wo, ik carries his years lightly, + » - + first 4 agin 3 NT Mining Lu LAIT 4 (an or.- OF LORD ROBERTS, \u2014 OÉLEBRATHO EVENT YESTERDAY.Eng., May 18.\u2014Lord and (don six Roberts celebrated their golden jpg yesterday at their charming Englemere, Ascot, and for the are\u2019 entertaining a large vf friends.Roberts is now seventy-six, to his simplicity of life.It ; ting to recall the fact that \u2018ward Ag0 he was on his honey- NI at a little Scottish inn Jnl 8 letter awaiting him, com- \u201caire bia presence at Buckingham nee fot the bestowal of the Vie- a gross, which he won so glori- = gf in the Mutiny.This was his peeting with Queen Victoria, and arts destined to be the last of her atærvants with whom\u2019 Her Maj- x; poke before her final collapse.iy Roberts has always been fa- yw as the soldier\u2019s friend.Through Ry mergy the Army Nursing Homes dia were instituted to grapple tbe terrible mortality #@;æe soldiers from typhoid, and as pret of her work, the death-rate ni een grea aother- branch of [Lord Robert's, among tlv diminished.at ip which she took the warmes seat vas that in the cause of tem- mie.She\u201d shared the trials and ais of hig life.She visited him at ymiontein during the South Afri- Chewing Tobacco THE BIG BLAGK PLUG.| tend the funeral ithe late Mr.3 can campaign, and.watched tenderly over his health: Of the six children who were born to them onl two daughiers now survive.Their heroic son fell gallantly in action at Colen- So, in a desperate attempt t save ten.guns from Boer capture for which the Victoria Cross was] awarded after death.- i de BASEBALL 'PITCHER\u2019S CRIME South Bend, Ind., May 18\u2014-Charles Lapp, who had considerable local fame - as a haschall pitcher, last night killed his mother and then committed suj- cidez- Rapp, according to the police, had been drinking, and when his mother pleaded with him to leaye « ff liquor he grabbed a hammery ahd] after heating her on the head stabbeds her with a butcher's knife which he snatched from a table.When his mother fell, Rapp gashed his throat with the same knife.The police found Rapp still conscious.At the hospital he stated he had intended to kill the.entire family.KINGSBURY.- Arrivals and {departures : lev.L.England, from Richmond, to exchange pulpits with Rev.H.C.Sutherland; Mr.and Mrs.M.G.Crombie and Mr.G.W.Crombie to Ulverton, to at- James mi Trénholme.The W.M.S.will hold their meeting in the Church, Tuesday evening.Rep.\u201d H.Carmichael, of Richmond, will address the meeting on the Lay- men\u2019s Missionary Meeting, held at Toronto.: 8 - TOR SALB.- ! SMOKE .i - 7 -20-4 | Oc CIGAR Popular Want a HELP WANTED \u2014 FEMALE, : [cally at an end, it iis estimated \u2018{the cut in Maine this year amounted | ocket, while the remainder taken to Madison, LUMBERING SEASON | cLo SING IN MAINE.ESTIMATED 1.0G CUT -OF MAINE ABOUT 700,000,000 FEET.Bangor, Me., May 18.\u2014 With the season's lumbering operations practi- that a [to about 700,000;000 feet.As com- +pared with other seasons, these figures, show an appreciable change.| T - The prospects for a good season am- :fong the lumben and pulp mills very bright, with a promising outlook for log driving operations, and with -phrices for manufactured lumber greatly are improved over those of a year ago.Much of the lumber cut will be taken to the pulp mills to be converted into paper.The Great Northern Paper Co., which consumes most of the pulpwood in the State, has about 137,- 600,000 feet of lumber cut, about 103,- 000,000 feet of which will be ground up at the\u201d company\u2019s mills at Millin- will be It is estimated that nearly 200,000, 000: feet- will be brought down on the Aroostook.waters.The yield alung the West Brañch of the Peoobscot has been somewhat smaller this season.than last, À conservative estimate of the cut places it at 110,000,000 feet.On the Fast Branch, conditions are practically :the.;same, the total cut of 40,- 000,000 being a slight falling off from last: yea¥, Along the Kennebec the log harvest ig in the vicinity of 125,000,- 000 feet, while the cut on the Matta.wamkeag iz 25,000,000 feet; that in the vicinity of Moosehead Lake and Roaeh River, 25,300,000 feet; Dead River, 30,000,000; Saco, 20,000,000 : while smaller quantities were cut in otheix parts of the State.: In addition to the logs cut this season a large quantity of \u201clumber cut last year and left in the woods on ad- count of.the inert market, will .be hrought down, which will tend to offset the shortages in several sections.JOE CHAMBERLAIN IS STRONGER, ct RETURNS TO LONDON FROM THE CONTINENT.London, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014J oseph Chamberlain returned to London yés- terday from the Continent.He appeared to he-somewhat stronger than when he went abroad, but it was obvious that his powers of walking had made no appreciable improvement.4 WHAT TROUBLED HIM, (From the New York, Times)\u2019 The impecunious poet had long worshipped the- editor\u2019s «daughter, and now, oh joy! his dream of bliss had come true.For she had said that she would he His, with a capital H.Still, -in the first throes of his rapture, he scemed strangely ill at ease.She was; quick to notice it, and a shadow chased the sunshine from her fair face.\u201cAre you not happy?\u201d she whisper- \"\u201cYe\u2014es,\u201d he faltered.\u201c But something troubles you,\u201d she \u2018insisted.\u201cWhat is it, darling.\u201d \u201c\u201cNun\u2014nothing, dearest,\u201d he stam- 88 mered.| 1 \u2018Ped me,\u201d she demanded.*\u2018 There \u2018should be no secrets between us now that you have been accepted.\u201d + \u201cDoes your\u2014does your father pay on ' acceptance or\u2014er\u2014publication?\u201d falter- \u201ced the impecunious poet.The glad light died from the eyes of the editor\u2019s daughter, and for the rest of the evening they talked .about the weather, : ?; \u201cAds.TO LET.((HNERY FOR SALE\u2014LUCOMOT- Je Boilers on skids, 50, 5 and 50 class condition.25 h:p.e; 50 h.p.Laurie \u2018yrliss : Slide valve engine, 5 to 150 h.L'Miller & Co, 44-52 cuvorge I, Montreal, tua, (4 3 PASSENCER AUTOMOBILE, .Olinders.\u201d Speed 45-50 milest he my Machine I have.Owner is > car for touring.Clifford %, Sherbrooke, 8 : 1 HLE-85 COLONIES ITALIAN - Moore's furious Hon Br ine : ricy gathér- \u2018se.B,J Berry, Brome, Que.JALE\u2014BEST LOCATED COT.h'R l'age on lake ; ATE oy LUE, Fo: Font, boat and furni REFRIGERATOR No.121, good as new.0.Apply A.W, Blue, \\ Ine ALE~CONTIA CTORS PLANT, ra dixer, Wheelbarrows, - 6 7 A ag\u201d Scrapers, Plows, 6 eT Picks, Mattocks, Shovels, bn | ps) Boxes, Anvil, Portable A trea Pump -Aud Hose, throws + One steam Boiler, 10 horse bd will run three steam drills; 400 at Seam drills and au large 4 p ¥ ring be and ends.Cooking beds und utensils\u2019 \u201camp of 50 men.3 ry contracting \u2018iy , bart of the ulbgve at a JY lark Gordon No Me , NO, 2! mt- Se, Sherbrogke, Iv.().Box 3uy.Wipro fs SALE \u2014 IN Til SUPER- Fag, Urt for the District of Saint late anque Nationale, Mlaintiff, ed * autobert, Defendant.On En y the.26th day of May, 1909, ign, Clock in the lorenoon the with have As I ar fr 00% BY Other Bailif of | Hi \u2018 { Ï the art will be present at the \"a Sherby Ing Street, in the said Money to in the®said bistrict, % poodg he sale and adjudication [ a wie effects wiv in this te pone red mane, condition : dy ox ated at Sherbrooke, this 8ÿY, 1909, JL O.Gauthier.i WANTED \u2014 MALE.A ) neg \u201cALARY, EAPENSES AND Rn rdiont > fill vacincies with bright P Beri ok, varieties approved 4 ugg) «farms.guaranteed: | Like Br ree, apply now, stating A 08., Limited Nurserywmen.i TED av - bi work oY OR MAN AND WIRE Accustomned = to i, On fur, 2 epoPIY With rojerence Le, Que, SG a, lox TY, \u2014 TO SHARPEN Lo, pi, = A MAN 25 Prospect st.F D == POULTRY FOR SALE.à ne ANDOTT F yl ORL Utility G18 $100; iY Rup, BE.MeClary ret, Que, ° aos fowls, Soho; -* FOR Hwx- 50, Rives Zale | | able NA7ANTED \u2014 A COOK.APPLY RIV- erdale Hotel, Waterville.- | ANTED AT ONCE AN EXPERLIEN- el .ced dining room girl.Albion Hoe \\X/ANTED\u2014TABLE _ GIRL AT CHAT- | i egu Frontenac.References required.Good.wages paid, NAJANTED\u2014GOOD.CAPABLE \u2018al.servant.Apply Mra, J, GINLER- 1, voelt, 100D GENERAL SERVANT WANTED for June 1st, Apply L.8S.Channell, Record Oflice.VVANTED A UIRL TO ASSIST WITH ; general house work.Apply to Mrs.Lascadden, 90 Laurier Ave.WWANTIED \u2014 A GOOD PLAIN COOK | .where other servant is Kept: Apply Box 58, Record, ee #2 050 \\ ANTED\u2014FWO DRESSMAKING ATF- ! prentices.Applv Miss Wheeler, 19 Court St.W ANTED\u2014A GIRL TO DO GISNISRAS ' sewing.Apply 14 Bechett Road.AN ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SISRVANT to do plain cooking.Apply 16 Stanley Street, I will sell the UV ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT able to do plgin cooking.Wages Three in family.$16.Box 41, Record.22.rpAnLEe GIRL WANTED - AT ONCE.«A Apply Osgood louse, Cookshire.| WW ANTED Room, maid.REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.QAW MILL, WITH WATER POWER 3 and _ machinery, including planers, matcherg, shingle machine and grain grinder, \u2018Double tenement house and\u2019 cottage at Moe's River.Wy A.Hale, Bher- brooke.JOR SALE\u2014THREE ACRES LAND and buildings.Apply Frank Maloney, Ladd\u2019s Mills, People\u2019s Telephone.FARMS FOR SALE.SALE \u2014 212 AT ONCE \u2014 CAPABLE Apply The Sherbrovke.Tea FOR : ACRE ; (ARM \"farm 24 miles from East Charleston village, 12 miles from Stanstead, with 15 \u2018good cows, for $2,500, one third down.Has, comfortable buildings, well fenced, with running water at house and barn, good sugar orchard 1000 trees.Burgain.Address A.I.Wilson.East stating, Charleston, Vt.For, SALE\u2014FARM OF 60 Axis.road.Apply I.W.Browne, Box 721 Sherbroake, \u2018 Cr : TEACHERS WANTED.FPEACHTERS WANTED \u2014 FOR THE vL7 school Municipality of Frelighsburg District, No.1, St.Armand Centre, District No.5, Abbott\u2019s Corner, District 14° miles from city limits on.good me LET SMALL FURNISHED {A' house in North Ward.Modern conveniences.Apply E.C.Fraser.ro LET\u20143 TENEMENTS, 25, 27 & IL! 81 Olivier Street, South Ward.E C.Gatien, Court House, Bell Tel, 419.YO LET \u2014 SPACE FOR SKIFF OR X' canoe.Private boat house, Magog River, Box 59, Record Office.ne RENT FOR SUMMER MONTHS\u2014 «L' Furnished house, North Ward, 10 rooms, on car line, all conveniences.Box 80, Record.PO LET \u2014 TWO TENEMENTS, SIX i rooms, water and w.c.Apply W.R.Webster, New Queen Cigar Fartory.FO RENT FOR SEASON \u2014 TWO COT- Ll tages, Lake Massawippi, \u2018\u2018Castle- wood\u201d and \u201cCedarwood,\u201d situated on east shore between No.Hatley and Mussawippi.Plainly furnished with nec-\u2019 essarys and boat.Accom.train stops nights and mornings, # mile to farm house.early.Mrs.E.St.Dizier, Que.rpo LEr \u2014 FOR THF SEASON, TWO- +A.\" furnished cottages at Klinwood Park, Ayer's Cliff.Apply H.N.Wheeler, Way's Milly, Que.Se.\u2014 Apply Massawippi, MISCELLANEOUS.NA\\TANTED\u2014BOILER, 15 OR 20 H.\u201dP.j Locomotive type.\u201d Apply at once.Box 169, North Hatley.- TUNTING - HUNTING SEASON 18 over so what's the use of hunting for your milk man at 8 and 9 o'clock when you can be supplied in time for breakfast from the Orford Dairy Farm with pure milk just as the cow ; gives it.Call up 469b Bell.F.Bradley, Mgr.; ANTED TO PURCHASE IN LEN- .poxville or \u2018Sherbrooke, detached house, with all modern conveniences, with garden preferred.Apply Box 89, Record Office.ASTURAGE\u2014350 ACRES NEW LAND P pasture, Yearlings, $1.00; 2 year olds, $1.50; 38 year olds, $2.00; full grown cattle, $4.00 for the season.Ww.A.Hale.- YA7ANTED\u2014FIVE OR- i | house in or near Sherbrooke, ply Box 55, Record, FMENDER WANTED FOR 125 MAPLE T trees to be set qut on streets on For particulars apply H.SIX ROOMED Ap- Bellevue Park.H.morency.XTA~TED\u2014BY YOUNG MAN BOARD IWV in private family.Address Box 61, Record Office.: YXTANTED TO BUY\u2014SECOND HAND V \u201cskiff for Magog River.Apply with particulars.No.8; North Pinnacle, a summer school to commence immediately.Also a pri cipal for the Irelighsburg Model School.-| Address (stating salary expected) Homer Ingalls, Scc.-Treas., Frelighsburgs Ques Box 60, Recard Office.ANT LED \u2014 SECONDHAND KITCHEN Wi range in good condition.Write By Box 65, I\u2019.0., Sherbrooke.A\\NTED\u2014TO PURCHASE CONCORD Whee in good repair, Rooms to H.Connor, 81 Bank St.* é let.\u2018night, but she is as comfortable \"SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, MAY is, 1909.ONLY NEWS.(Continued from page 1.) of the Order and gave statistics of the amount of money expended in relief.The choir rend very fine music, Mr.P.T.Thomas, soloist.The anthem rendered by Misses Edith and Hazel Thomas and Messrs.Portus and Clare Thomas was very beautiful.WILL COMMENCE SEASON WEDNESDAY.- Co Lake Megantic, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The steamer Jubilee was put into the water last Friday.and has since been undergoing some repairs to her ; machinery .which are now finished, and she will commence her regular summer service on Wednesday, with Capt.Barrette, of Quebec, and Mr.P.Prow as engineer, the same as in previous years.emer) MAIL SERVICE HAS BEEN RESUMED.Laké Megantic, May 18.\u2014(8pecial) \u2014The summer mail service from Me- gantic to Woburn and Three, Lakes commences with the running of | the Jubilee to the two wharfs, at the head of the lake, where it will .be delivered to the mail carrier.The late unfortunato delay in the carrying of this mai! -has been overcome the past few days by Mr.Jos.Dion, of Megantic, putting a team on the route, and thus overcoming the difficulty.} - i PREPARING FOR CAMP.= Granhy, May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014 There was a special meeting of the officers and men of the 15th Field Battery at the Armory on Saturday evening, to make arrangements for the camp.There was a large turnout and .all were enthusiastic at the prospect of camping in Granby.The new guns were critically examined and both officers and men expressed themselves well satisfied with ~ these formidable weapons.The inspection of horses will take place at the Armory grounds on Saturday, June 12th.7 bep .SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO LITTLE | .GIRL.Bury; May 18.\u2014(Special)\u2014Yesterday afternoon, Bernice, the youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Wey- land, met with a serious accident, { While playing up stairs in the attie, she slipped through a double window which was placed over a trap- hole in the floor.The glass cut a terrible gash in her hip.Drs.McRae and McDonald etherized the little patient and seven stitches were put in the wound.She passed a bad as can be expected.- CELEBRATES 80TH BIRTHDAY.Sutton, May 18\u2014(Special)\u2014Mrs.Geo.R.Ingalls, celebrated her 80th birth- \u2018day on Saturday, at the home of her son, * Mr.Burt Ingalls, who lives about one mile from Abercorn on the Glen Sutton road.There were quite a number of friends and relatives in attendance, including her other well known sons, Mr.Homer J.Ingalls, and Mr.Allen Ingalls.\u201d Her late husband died some years ago.Lhe good old lady who lives with her son, Burt, during the winter, moved on Monday back into her\u201chouse in Aber- torn village to live alone during \u2018the summer as she has done for severa years past.: PHOENIX HOTEL AT SUTTON CLOSED.; - Sutton, May 18.\u2014(Special \u2014 Th Phoenix Hotel here has been closed by its owner, Mr.D.Gouley, of Montreal, on account of the Council at its recent special meeting, refusing to grant a license to a gentleman from Farnham who made application for the same with the intention of coming here to operate this hotel, Nr.Burt Gauthier, of Farnham, who ran the house the past year, but who has established himself in the hotel business at Farnham, was here on Thursday and Mr.Dan Gouley, of Montreal, came here on Monday on business connected with.his hotel property here.; REMAINS OF GAVIN SHANKS INTERRED Sutton, May 18.\u2014(Special) \u2014 That veteran in the railway service, Mr.Gavin Shanks, for many years a Valued resident of Sutton, but of recent years a resident of Farnham, who met his death in a head-on collision near Adamsville, a few weeks ago, was (ak- en from the vault in Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, on Wednesday, where they had reposed since that sad and fatal week, and were \u201churied with fitting ceremonies beside hix late friend, and veteran also of the railway service, Mr.71\".A.Mackinnon.A monument is being erceted to the mem: ory of this grand man\u2014a hero died at the post of duty.m\u2014 WILL USE ROSS RIFLF.Sutton, May 18.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The Sutton Rifle Club has been re-organi- zed .this year and with a present: membership of, 49 men.The prospects for a successful year are most en: couraging.The following - are the officers and committees for the ensuing year : Hon.president, E.A, Dyer: president, J.8.Billings; cap- taih, A Brown; sec.-treasurer, C.N.Crutchfield; range committee\u2014H.W.Call, A.R.Libby, E.Eastman, Robt.Hill; executive committee\u2014R.J.Buckle, \u2018Frank Baker, G.N.Thompson.: .The Club is now using the Ross Rifles.C.D.Griggs, who will issue them to the members each day practice is held.WORK AT NEW RUBBER FACTORY.Granby, May 18\u2014(Special) \u2014 The work of blasting rock to make a trench for the pinstock of the new rubber factory is proceeding rapidly.Mr.Argall, the contractor, has an upsto-date plant for performing the work expeditiously, including steam drill, and derrick also operated by steam, which has a lateral swing of 100 feet and 50 feet vertical, making playthings of rocks weighing several tons.A \u2018blacksmith shop with miniature railway, with side and end dumping cars, complete the outfit.Although great precautions are taken to prevent fragments of rock from escaping, now and then a piece is sent flying through the air, and descends in unexpected places.Last week a piece, *.new fine | .who The rifles are kept by.-| started his: speech at 9 o\u2019clock i 6 YL : | - weighing ubout 150 pounds, created consternation among the employees \u2018of the Carriage Factory by- mg through! the roof, ceiling and side of one\u2019 of the buildings, tearing a hole 4 or 5 feet in diameter.Another stone went through a window, narrowly missing a workman.\u2019 MARRIAGES WATSON\u2014CRAWFORD Adderley, May 18\u2014{Special) \u2014 A quiet wedding took place at the home of Nr.Dan A.Crawford on Wednesday, the 12th inst, when his \u2018sister, = Miss Annie Crawiord, was united in marriage to Mr.Jas.Watson.Rev.Mr.Sinclair performed the ceremony.The bride, who was unattended, was attired in white.Mr.and Mrs.Watson left on the afternoon train fon Lowell, Mass., for à short visit, but will return shortly to their home here., BARLOW\u2014DONIGAN.À quiet but pretty wedding took place last evening at-St.Peter's Church, when Miss Edith Donigan, daughter' of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Donigan, \u2018was married to Mr.- Henry Barlow, both of this city.The: bride looked very pretty and girlish in a handsome travelling suit of blue cloth, with white silk waist and picture hat, trimmed with plumes and osprey.She carried a bridal bouquet of.white roses and maiden hair fern.; The bridesmaid, Miss Mabel Donigan, sister of ithe bride, wore a blue costume, with white silk waist and cat- ried pink roses.The groom was Herbert Wilcox.The ceremony was Rev.Canon Shreve,\u201d Rector of St, Peter's, the wedding guests being confined to jhe immediate relatives\u2019 and friends of the family, while a number of interested spectators were present \u2018in the Church.At the close of the service the bridal party returned to the home of the bride\u2019s parents, Gillespie street, where a sumptuous wedding supper was supported by Mr.conspicuous place in the centre of the table.The decorations \u2018were pink and white carnations.= : The bride was the recipient of many beautiful \u2018and useful gifts, articles of silverware being prominent among them.The groom\u2019s gift to the bride was a gold locket and chain, to the bridesmaid a crescent set with pearls, and to the hest man a gold scarf pin.Mr.and : Mrs.Barlbw will take up their residence in East Sherbrooke._\u2014 \u2014_ CITY NEWS Mr.C.J.Buck is at \u201cHillcrest,\u201d Lake Secaswaninepus, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Buck.Auction sale next Saturday afternoon of household furniture at 7 Chapel street, = | ._ Dr.H.Spencer returned this morning from a ten days\u2019 visit to the hos: pitals of New York.Messrs.£.G.Thompson and W.E.Loomis have returned from a fishing excursion to Breeches Lake, D\u2019Israeli.Messrs.George E.Smith and Ralph 'S.Clarke, of the John R.Allen.Mining Company, have returned from a visit to Montreal.Mr.andiMrs.N.\u2018P.Young, of St.Johnsbury, and Mr.and Mrs.P.H.Pratte, of Racine, were at the New Sherbrooke yesterday: Messrs.John Galt and Norris Fisher of Bishop's College School, took the exams for ithe Royal Military College, Kingston, in Montreal, last week.Mr.J.C.Ransenhousen, brother of Mr.Henry Ransenhousgh, of this city, and Mr.John D.Funk left for home this morning after spending a day in town.1$ DEAF, DUMB AND DRUNK \u2014 HE BEGGED WITHOUT A LICENSE.A young man named George Murray, whose home is in Hamilton, Ont., was arrésted for begging while in an intoxicated condition around the G.T.R.depot.He appears to be a deaf and dumb mute and during his trial this moining all the questioning was done in writing, He asked for an opportunity to leave town but was fined $10 or thirty days in jail.sent to jail.\u2014 | MR.BOURASSA MAKES SOME CHARGES.\u2014 ATTACKS HON.MR.TURGEON AND THE PREMIER.- Quebec, May 18.\u2014Plain statements course of his four hour speech on the day ; Mrs.Blair from Peecham, Vt.Abitibi transaction.\u2018'Not once, not five times, not ten times, but at least fifteen times,\u201d\u2019 the Nationalist leader declared, \u2018\u2018did Mr.Turgeon say under oath, the contrary of what is written in \u2018twenty letters bearing his signature.\u201d Further on in his speech, Mr.Bourassa directly declared that Mr.Turgeon did not tell the truth under oath before: the commissioners ap- tair in which Mr.Turgeon so prominently figured.Not only Mr.Turgeon but the Premier himself was attacked during the.speech of Mr.Bourassa, who used Government documents to \u2018establish differences between declarations under oath and the wording of letters the Government files.Mr.Bourassa a night and he was still unfinished at 1 o'clock in the morning, when he adjourned the debate.More direct charges are anticipated before Mr.Bourassa finishes.- \u201cTHE PREVOST CHARGES.Tonight will provably mark the commencement.of the investigation into Mr.Prevost\u2019s serious charges against Mr.Kelly.At the beginning of ,ast night's sitting, Mr.Prevost wanted to | know when the special committee | would be ready to hear evidence on the subject.The Premier replied that all would be ready for the commencement on Wednesday morning, if it was so desired.Mr.Prevost-signified his willingness to start early, but Premier Gouin reminded him that Mr.Kelly was absent, and would not return until today.: | a sa a | a che ma LUKE, performed hy} served, the wedding cake occupying a | Being unable to pay the fine, he was | ] ; \u2018 \u201c | d\u2019hote dinner, a three course dinner, which practically charged Hon.Mr.Turgeon with perjury, were made by Mr.Bourassa last night, in the pointed to enquire into the Abitibi af-: in BACKWARD SPRING IN ALBERTA.Mr.J.A.MeNeight.former Townships man, writing from Alberta, May 3rd, savs: \u201cWe are having -a very cold, backward spring.lots of snow in the bluffs yet.We had a pretty tough winter ever since Christmas.The people are just beginning seeding.It is very cold and windy to-day.\u201d : \u2014+ TROUT BROOK.Mr.Hecule Pothier is gaining very slowly.Mrs.Richard Purcell, jr., is on the sick list.Mr.Bonneville of Danville, was the guest af Mrs.Woodruff, the past week.still B00 Be0020000 0000008: 01s0000r8 0180 Be @rrlrs Bor @re@rr Preps | Instructive Affidavit \\ of Kootenay Brown, whom Dr.Dawson employed to peregrinate him around while locating Alberta oil.\u201cFacts of pumping well,\u201d Its free.No., 742.= \\ The Pincher Creek .PINCHER CREEK, ALBERTA.Dos @ec@ee@oe Pee Bor B04 ee@oeB roe 00 BoB esc e@os §osPre ooBo0 Pee Poo@esPre Pre Po\u2019 4450009508 158028 09 Bn 000s 040 Brees Ge: B18 00s Dre B 0B 4 NOTICE.I wish to inform all persons owing B.F.Stewart, that 1 have hought all his accounts and that a settlement of the same must be made before the 1st June next \u2018to save cost.: - © 7 FP.W.STEWART.Rock Island, May 1sth, 1909, Will be received hy the undersigned up to Tuesday, 25th instant, at noon, for mason work for.constructing a\u2019 dam a- yards of dry mason work, about 1000 cubic yards of rubble jnason work laid in cement and mortar, about 500 cubic yards of concrete masonry.Tenders to state price per cubic yard of the several kinds of masonry above stated.Stones.can be taken from a ledge near at hand, Sand and gravel About one mile distant from works will be furnished free gt pit, also stone free in ledge.: .] Office of the Municipal , Council, Coaticook, May 15th, 1909.OTIS SHURTLEFF, ) Secretary-Treasurer.Ten, Fourteen, Eighteen and twenty-two nh.quality guaranteed and the price is right.A fine assortment of cut glass including wing.sets.Sterling Silver and Electro Plated \u2018Sets.Honest goods honest prices at BE - H J.LABEREE'S, The Jeweller, Lennoxville Miss Alison McBain, violinist Alison He * ACHILLE RIVARDE, of the Royal \u2018College of Music, London, ., 18 now open ta teceive.pupils .In\" Violin and Piano.Tuition may be commenced at any date, Address, 30 Queen street, ! a Lh Le .5 Fh 4 Harness Maker | WANTED.Must bhe.an all round first-class mecha- anic.\u201cNone other néed apply = - * KING & CO.172 Wellington St.,.Sherbrooke.Plants.Write for our price list of all tho leading varieties of choice Houso, Vegetable and Bedding Plants.High grade stock.Order by mail or telephone No.6la.H.G.WRIGHT, Waterloo, Que.THE SHERBROOKE TEA ROOM ~ now becoming popular as & | BUSINESS MAN'S: DOWN TOWN ; DINING PLACE, Serves in addition to the usual Table the latter a new feature.117 Wellington St.STORE Your Winter Furs In the only proper way at Ames\u2019 Cold Storage.No more nasty smelling moth balls.Cheap rates.'ALEX AMES & SONS PUBLIC COLD STORAGE.279 Pellington St., City.NOTICE re Water Rates = Water Bills arc payable on or before Thursday, May 20th.\u2014 Water Committee.HOBSON & SOUTHWOOD ' GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS \u2014 FIRE, LIABILITY, ACCIDENT, Office: S.& S.Mutual Bldg, - Bell Telephone 551.FE «Ny same at « \u20ac, +, so + Pa te + , - vs *| da.cross Lhe Coaticoak River, at Coaticook.| Said dam will require about 4000 cubic | at PAGE FIVE.ONE NIGHT ONLY.Boston H.PRICE WEBBER, Manager, The popular actress, EDWINA GREY will appear in the Protean Comedy, \u201cTHE LITTLE DETECTIVE.\u201d Admission\u201425c., Reserved Seats, 35¢.: e ° .| Optical Specialist, will he in attendance at Nt.Jacob's Hotel, RICHMOND; Wednesday, May 19th.Coaticook House, COATICOOK, on Thursday, May 20th.a - day, May 21st.| Welsh's Drug Store, WATERLOO, on Tuesday, May 25th._ : Windsor Hotel, = GRANBY, Wednesday, May 206th.Co Bry my Invisible Bi-focals\u2014they make perfect sight.Boats & Canoes Peterboro, Ont., are the hest in Cana- J.G.SAMPSON, Arent, - North Hatley.Que.GREEN CALF SKINS WANTED For v/hich we will pav fancy prices.Shipping tags aud prices furnished free.M.Q.MARTIN, \u2018 + Tanners Agent, Waterloo, .Que.signed up to noon May: 20th, for repairing and putting a concrets agement under school house .at Eaton \u2018Cofner.Tenders can be made separately on concrete and woodwork.! To ily accepted.Specifications can be seen at H.H.Roger's, Eaton, or at the office of the undersigned.A.F: BWAN, Boc'y Treas: Birchton, May auch, 1909, PUPIL NURSES WANTED AT ONCE .For further information.apply to Ti.© MARGARET HENRY, Matron, i Barre City Hospital, Barre, Vt.To close an estate I offer for sale two farms, each within three miles of the village of Derby l.ige.Each of farms: contains about 200: acres: ih good buildings, is well watered and is gn a road of rural dally mail.n° For particulars.call upon or address, : D.W.DAVIS, Derby Line, Vt, | dames AUCTION SALE At the farm of Saturday, May 22nd, 1909 At 10 o'clock À.M., HORSES 7 years old, guod brecder; two teams of Registered Belgian.mares, in foal to Reg.Belgian Stallion \u2018\u2018Hercules,\u2019: - 2000 Ihs.; as follows: one reg.joure, 6 yeurs years old, weight 1650 Ibs., in foal; one reg.mare, 8 years old, weight 1550 ]bs., in foal; one reg.mare, 7 years weight 1850 1hs., one .«mare, 8 years old, weight 1160 Jk.in foul to the Reg.Hackney Stallion; one pure bred Belglun yearling filly; «ne pure bred Hackney yoarling colt; - one pure bred Hackney two year «!d cuit; one pure bred Belgian gelling, 3 years old, CATTLE, 0 One Reg.Holstein Bull; prize winner at Sherbrooke, 18 mos.old extia good breeder; 12 fine cows, Holstein nud lol- \u201cstein grades; 7 yearling: Meijetrs, Holstein grades; \"5 Heifer Calves, Holstein grades; Brood Sow; lot of well bred hens.IMPLEMENTS All hy Massey.Harris Cu., and nearly new.Gang Sulky Plow, 3 Walking Plows, Disk Harrow, Spring T'ooth Harrow, Smoothing Harrow, Cultivator, steel Land Roller, Seeder, Binder, Mowing Machine, large Horse Rake, Potato Digger, Potato Planter, Bain Double Wagon ond Rack; Thurber Double Wagon, Hay Itack, Straw Cutter, Root Cutter, Bone.Cutter, Sharples Separator.Incubator, Brocder, 2 pairs double Sleds, light set =~ Sleds, pole and shafts, box seat; new _Scotch Cart and Saddle, Steel Scraper, Granby Buggy, Gränby 2 seat Democrat, rubber tired; Fancy Dog Cart, Pole and Shafts; Thurber Sleigh, 2 pairs double Work Harnesses, hand made by Ronx; 2 single Driving Harnesses, pr.Brass trimmed Double \u2018 Driving Harnesses, pr.Tandem Hurnesses, Garden Seed Sower, Wheel Barrow, Lawn Mower, Lawn Roller, Sho- vells, Picks, Forks, Tce Tongs, Cant, Dogs, Chains, Grindstones and many other articles.\u2026 Co TLUNCIE AT NOON.Terms\u2014Under $10, cash; over that amount, 12 mos.credit on furnishing approved joint notes at § p.c, interest, \u2018 J.\u20ac, STOCKWELL, Auctioneer.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A me a - A few Shorthorn bulls and heifers from 2 montlis to à ybars old, many of them from gosd milking stock, Btrathallans, Lancasters, Missies.Prices reasonable.E.V.Narton, .Broadlawn Stock Farm, Ooaticook, Que.BYRD & HAND HOUSE PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS.Whitening and Tinting.Furniture Repaired and Refinished.Floors Scraped and Finished.48 Frontenac 8t.Ball Phone R4R The Prospective Patentee\u201d -Fuil information to Inventors \u2014- sent frea on aera LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE Bug.~MONTREAL a CLEMENT THEATRE MONDAY, MAY 24th, Comedy Co.- J.C.M\u2018Connell on - Stanstead Hotel, STANSTEAD, Fri- \u2018| Built by the Canadian Canoe Co., of.| Tenders Wanted Tenders will be recéived by the under- - The lowest or any tender not necessar- Vermont Farms For Sale | BARON de CHAMPLOUIS, aE 1 CASTLEBAR, near DANVILLE, QUE.One registered French Hackney Stallion old, 1700 lbs., in foal; one reg.mare, Ÿ old, - Hackney - J _ © en 2000 = i \u2014 : = 2 ; \u2014\u2014 ; ee A po 2 a ER yw Say By rar A « EE A SA + 00 SOLS ANE a Ata! 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