Sherbrooke daily record, 21 juillet 1909, mercredi 21 juillet 1909

[" Baking Powder i cream of tert rredients lag rk at the tow 1-97 NOT anv othe admitted tn the .id easily digested GROCEKS, 1 Li YY TYYYIYY™ : STORE | AND SHOE § RGAINS, © Velour Calf 4, To vatlier Boots, § ar at oat fier Oxfords, ar ato.$1.49 rv special.9% burgains.Our Ÿ August, ip \u2014 reed.Ji \u2019 * erve Tonic y bsolu- 5 +} free th the improve\u201c | ve always beet mers never have niral mower has [nize the greaty 1 cutting appt * correspondiig puine underdraft, alter Al Wood «ning to buy à .Its a pleasure don\u2019t hesitate 10 EUSTIS, - FLANDERS 5 GUTHRIE, + © LYSANDER - WEST ELS + \u2014 \u20ac : \u201c clear §- 4 æ Established 1897, (OPS ARE REALLY EXCELLENT.- Molson\u2019s.Bank{Issues Statement of Conditions in West.ca ALL BUSINESS 15 IN FLOURISHING CONDITION, Montreal, July 21.\u2014(Special).~Mol- son's Bank to-day issued à crop report received from its agents all over Canada.They show: Steady improvement in financial condition of farmers in West; great increase of area under cultivation; increase In root crops; cattle raising and general farming.As one bank mibnager in Manitoba puts jt: \u201cFarmers seem to have more heart in their work.\u201d Building - is general.Pork and beef bring in a lot of mon: ey and wheat last year sold ata most remunerative price.The managers sont their blank forms to hundreds of representative farmers in every district and all tell about the same story.Prospects for a good crop were never better.Crops are really excellent.The growth has been rapid, and there has beer nice rains.The frost in - early June did no damage.The grain was sown a little late, but growth has been very rapid and rains have been * plentiful.\u201d ~ ; A lumber firm dealing with the farming Ghtrict in\u2019 Manitoba writes : \u201cHay will be{far easier to get this year than \u2018last and will mean a great saving of time and expense to the farmer.In our husiness we are ahead of any year gince 1896, aml although it is just time for the beginning of the building season we are going to ao quite a lot larger buikling business than in any: : ; ve 37 previous year.THREE MEN ARRESTED FOR STEALING HIDES Took Hides Valued at $30 From Nr.B.d.Smith, Coaticosk.\u201cCOCK\u201d MENARD, ONE OF THE ACCUSED, WAS ARRESTED IN SHERBROOKE YESTERDAY.MISSION WOULD BE.FRUITLESS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u20141 THAT HE SHOULD NOT INTERVENE IN GLACE BAY STRIKE.sponse to the suggestion from = Glace Bay that the Minister of Labor be requested to ihtervene to settle the coal strike, the following message was sent by President Verville: \u201cCongress deems it inadvisable at this juncture to request the Minister of Labor to visit the scene of the strike, as it is believed his mission would be fruitless,\u201d OUTPUT IS INCREASING, _ Glace Bay, N.S., July 21\u2014The strike situation seems unchanged.The company are importing men and the strikers are exporting men.With 200,- 000 tons of coal at the bankheads and about four thousand tons of coal mined daily, the outlook is for a protected fight on the part of the coal company at least.The only move that is being made towards a settlement of the struggle is from the outside.\u2018of the prominent strike leaders was asked last night to visit the most influential clergyman in the strike ais- | trict.The strike leader was asked what was the best the U.M.W.would do to bring about a settlement.No reply could be made without consultation with other strike leaders.An important feature of the situation to-day is the remarkable increase in the output claimed by the company.The output, according to the company, 1s increasing by leaps #nd bounds, and at 4 o'clock yesterday the company stated that 7,585 tons had been ship- \u201cped from the different collieries.This included bankhead shipments, The actual amount taken from the pits was 4,480 toms., - TRUSTEES OF * STANSTEAD COLLEGE Held Aunaal Meeting at theCol- Fritz Converse and a man named Leonard, of Compton, and Jules(Cock) Menard, of Sherbrooke, were arrested - yesterday charged with stealing hides from Mr.B.J.Smith.Converse and Leonard were arrested by Chief Garceau, of Coaticook, and Menard was arrested as he got off the G.T.train in Sherbrooke on Tuesday morning.He was taken back.to Coaticook by Chief Garceau andi last night, together with Converse and ard, appeared before Justice of tho Peace McKee to answer to tl charge.; In giving evidence Mr.B.J.Smith gtated-that he went to his hide house and found that the lock had been forced and -20 hides taken.He could see where the hides had been dragyped to a side road, _ Menard, Leonard and Converse had been seen uriVing during the afternoon and in the evening this same party saw: these same three drive out from the side road later on in ithe ¢vemng.When the theft was repoifed suspicion rested on these three and steps were taken to have them arrested.Fritz Converse pleaded: guilty to helping in the.removal of the hides\u2019 but denied helping break the Jock.Menard and Leonard pleaved not guilty, Alter hearing the evidence the prisoners were sent \u201cto Sherbrooke to stand their trial before Judge Mul- vena, Alter taking the hides.away buried them where they were found.The hides were valued at about $30.BANKING FACILITIES FOR UPPER TOWN.THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK OPENS AN OFFICE IN THE SOUTH WMRD.Business men and residents of the Tupper part of the City will no doubt be Pleased 10 hear Gat the Eastern Townships Bank have opened a Branch Office in tie South Ward, The Present location will be ut No.107 King St, where they propose to con- they later lege Yesterday.-' MAY INTRODUCE MANUAL TRAIN- .ING AND DOMESTIC SCIENCE | TO CURRICULUM, Stanstead, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014The stead Wesleyan College was held yes! terday afternoon and evening, ~~ Several matters.of importance .\u2018were decided on, and reports of last year\u2019s yperations were received.The special endowment fund has during the past vear been raised to \u2018 Upwards of $100,000 and the financial position of the college is at present very satisfactory.The last years operations showed a small surplus and it is thought with the increased endowment fund that the work of the college can be carried on more effectively than ever.Co 1t was decided to consolidate the financial management of the college, and those who have charge of the financial management -will be mostly Stanstead men.Rev.A.Lee Holmes was appointed treasurer, and a strong finance committee was appointed, consisting the following members: Messrs.C.H, Kathan, D.W.Davis, und George Butters.Some years ago Mrs.A.L.Holmes and Miss Pierce donated \u201cSunnyside,\u201d cone: of the finest properties in Stan- stead, immediately opposite the college grounds.The -dunation,.however, was tional upon the property being condi- used | for certain special purposes.The don- yith-| ors have now very generously drawn all the conditions and the \\property is available for jany purpose \u201cthe college may see fit toe use it for.\"The college authorities have under consideration the question of introducing manual tfaining and domestic science in connection with the work of the college.but the plans have mot vet materialized.This work will not be taken up during the present year, hut will likely be introduced later.Principal Trueman has done very -ellicient work during the first yean which he has had\u2019 charge of the «wol- Uct a general banking business, and make à specialty of the Savings De- pPartment.The former will be, no oubt, & convenience to the \u201c merch- - 80ts, and the fatter to the residents of that section.as well as the em- Ployees of the different mills and fact- ortes which have been established and have grown up there.The Bank should also be a vreat convenience for the railrond employees, who will be able to have their pay cheques cashed practically on the spot they are issued, ; The, Kastern Town=ships Bank opened Its ore original office in.this City Just fifty years ago, with a small capital, und fu.srbwn to its present proud position among the leading bank of the country.It now has xe SIs of over N20 0000000, which, with Its S3 branches, js managed and controlled from (his City: This latest move indicates that the Bank is fully alive to the progress and prospects of the City, with which it evidently intends tq keep abreast.SC A staff of men are busily engaged Fenovating the premises.and installi&: the fixtures which arrived this morning.The Branch will be operated, for the present, under the mariagement of Fhe chief office on Dufferin Ave.Tt is full ed that \u201ccevervihing will he in swing to-morrow.lege, and has inspired conficence in all | who are conpected with the work.The yr outlook for the future of the .college } is very bright.Rev.J.T.Pitcher was ne-elected secretary, with Mr, J.F.Telford as assistant.Rev.A.Lee Holmes made revistrar.The executive committee is composed of the foilowing: Methodist and Congregational clergymen at Stanstead and Rotk Island.local trustees, Dr.| C.W.Colby, G.P.Butters, Stanstead:; ;B.C.Howard, C.\"W: Cate, Sherbrooke; Dn, John Colby and Rev.W.I\u2019.Boshart, Stanstead, and Rev.A.L.Holmes, chairman.ANNUAL MEETING OF SCHOOL BOARD.Compton, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014At a held on Thursday, July 15th.Me.W.ensuing vear.The Board now consists Hume, |I.and W.W.Mr.J.Q.Bliss, Paige.B.M.St-Faurent was re-ap- salar, The secretary meeting to.raise money to meet ne- CORRArS expenses.qe Labour Congress Sends Message ~ to Minister of Labour.| Ottawa, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014In re-|- One -of} B.C.Howard, { .Was | meeting of the School Commissioners W.Paige was chosen chairman for the \u2018of Messr=.BL F.Hitchcock, Dr.G.M.| mapped out.A.Tz.Pomeroy pointed.secretary-treasurer at the same was instructed to prepare a by-law to present at the next an FUNERAL OF MR.LS.CHANNEL.Took Place Yesterday Afternoon From North Hatley._ \u2014 WAS VERY LARGELY ATTENDED.\u2014 INTERMENT AT ELMWOOD CEMETERY.The funeral of the late Mr.I.S.Channell, presicent of the Sherbrooke Record Co., took place yesterday afternoon from _Fern Bank Cottage, North Hatley, to Elmwood Cemetery, { Sherbrooke.The attendance was very large, not only of citizens of Sherbrooke, but of friends of the deceasea, from various parts of the Eastern Townships and rom more distant points.: At 1.15 p.m.a short service was held at the cottage, and conducted by Rev.G.Ellery Read, of Plymouth a ii i THE LATE NR.L/S.CHANNELL, Congregational \u2018 Church, \u201c Sherbrooke, and Rev.Frank J.Day, of Zion Con- tette rendering two favorite hymns -of the deceased.Mr.Day, in a brief aq: dress, paid, a most touching tribute to the Jate Mr.Channell, speaking, he said, not\u201cin the capacity of a\u2019 pastor but as a close personal.friend; 7\" .Resting upon and around, the casket iation, Sherbrooke Board of Sherbrogke, Real Estate Company, Massawippi Canoe Club; Sherbrooke Record Company, employees of - the Sherbrooke Record Company, and from many personal friends, + 215 1° : The afternoon train, by direction of the Boston & Maine \u2018authorities, stopped in front of the cottage, a \u2018special car for mourners: amd friends being attached.On arriving at Sherbrooke tlie funeral procession proceeded directly to the cemetery.Immediately preceding \u201cthe hearse were a pumber of- \u201cTrade, lellow-journalists and personal friends of the deceased, including Mr.David Williams, of Colitngwood, Ont., repre- sentin tion; Mr.George H.Bradford \u2018and Mr.of the Townships; Mr.L.c A.Belan- ger, of Le Progres de l'Est, president of the Eastern Townships Press\u2019 Association; Mr.John Holland, of the Journal, \u2018Stanstead; Mr.A.L.Lance, ; the Times, Richmond; Mr.I.E.Char-: honnel, lately of the Chronicle, Cooks\u2019 shire; Dr.1°.J.Austin and Messrs, C, W.Cate and J.K.Edwards.The chief mourners were Messrs, Chas.I.Channell, father, aml C.8S, Buckland, father-in-law of deceased; Chas.A.Channell, Chicago, brother ; E.H.Stevens and V.E.Morrill, bro- thers-inlaw; IT, A.Channel], uncle; B.BB.Morrill.Hollis Buckland and two sons.A.KE.Rowell, Sydney Ball, W.¥, Hurd and Mr.H.8.B.Wheeler.Jramediatelv following the mounners were the members of the Sherbrooke Record stafi.The Board of Trade and Board of the Y.M.C.A.were largely represerited, Many members of Prince of Wales Lodge, A.& AM, followed in a body.The bearers, selected from Prince of Wales aud Victoria Lodges, were: V, Wor, Bro.G.E.Borlase, W, Bro.J.A.Cook, Bro.J.C.Price, Bro.I.B.Wilson, Bro.J.I>.Watson\u2019 and W.Bro.H.Logie.° The attendance of citizens generally was very large, and many of the busi- A ness places alotig the rote were closed and curtains closely drawn, a tribute from the business community.At the cemetery the Masonic service was conducted by the officers of Prince of Wales Lodge, Many letters and telegrams of sym- nathy \u2018have been \u2018received by the family.- ' - The loss sustained by the Canadian Press Association was expressed hy Mr.J.I.Mackay, of the Toronto Globe, who, in offering his sympathy to the bereaved family, added, \u2018\u201cThe work he has accomplished on behalf of Ja Nationul Press \u2018Association will live as a monument to his tireless encrgy and unfailing resource.It will he the constant aim of those who will take up the work he has so splendidly -he- gun, to complete as far as possible, according to the programme he has In a time when the journalism of a country means so much in the lives of its people it is hard to estimate the value of this work.\u201d Rev.E.M.Taylor, M.A., of Knowl- ton, in a letter of sympathy save: have had several interviews with My, \u201c(\u2018hannell.and cherish very pleasant rfeallections of him from each.How \" (Continued on puge- 8.) gregational Church, Montreal, a quar.\u2019 were many.Very heautiful\u201d floral .tri- | annual meeting of the trustees of Stan-|butes from the Canadian Press Assoc.\u2019 the Canadian ' Press Associa- | W.E.Jones, two veteran publishers | of | Sessions Opened on Sunday With QE Good Attendance] i my MR.JOHN H.ROBERTS DELIVERS Knowlton Conférence is this year as- er range than ever week a Missionary Conference was hell and proved a great success, On Sunday the first annual Temperance Cohvention began.It is being held under the \u2018auspices of the Quebec Branch of the Dominion _ Alliance and the Provincial W.C.T.U., and, very fittingly, the first session of the Convention had for its president Alderman Carter, of Montreal, the Pre- the objects of Mm eight days\u2019 congress of tlre temperance forces.He said that the first aim of; the Dominion Alliance, in common with the W.C.T.U., was the abolition of the liquor traffic.For years, temperagce workers had been wandering in the wilderness, flouted, | deceived, and hetrayed.But never yet had they lost heart or hope, and some day a Caleb and Joshua would lead them into the Promised Land.Realising the obstaeles in the way of realising their early hopes of Prohibition, they had \u2018developed an.educational propaganda in the schools and throughout the entire social structure that was now begining to bear fruit and not many years would elapse before Canada, with all its immense possibilities, wduld be free from the domination of the liquor traffic.Mr, John H, Roberts, the noted Eng- {ish Temperance advocate, has been se- | cured by the Dominion Alliance to give a\u2018series of education lectures during the \u2018Convention.- His subject was, \u2018\u201cThe Chureh.of God and\u2019 the Liquor Trafic.\u201d He defined the Church as J \u201c| consisting -of a hody of believing \u2018men and women gathered together in the.world for the purpose of reproducing the spirit and life of their Lord and Master end- cagnpleting the work which He came to do.He placed the two institutions\u2019 in.conjunction and contrast becatsd the Church is the highest.and holiest of divinely inspired human institutions and the liquor trafic the.lowest and umholiest of Shatanically inspired buman institutions, and because each is in.deadly antagonism, to the -other.The Church is, a militant ody, and its work .is to \u2018türn man; from: every form of miquity and! to fight gnd antagonise every form\u2019 of evil™™M he liquor traffic, - on the other hand, \u2018might truly be described.ab existing to - destroy the works of God.That is fundamentally, > : \u201c : J Po.» | JOHN H.ROBERTS, Principal Speak- ler at Temperance Conference at \u2014| Knowlton.its|raison d'etre.The Church has suffered from the withering and blighting effects of the liquor curse as no other institution, except the home, bas suffered.In spite of this,.the Church still permits its members to, drink to any extent short of intoxication, condemning thie drunkard, no matter how lit- tlel it tales to make him drunk, but letting the moderate drinker go free from its condemnation, no matter how much drink he takes if he is able to Go so! without showing it, The Church, though not universally, still uses intoxicating liquor in one of its most hlessed sacraments, often \u201cto the eternal undoing of human souls, while many of our Young people receive their first taste of strong drink at their first communion.The speaker - suid that as temperance workers who are also Christians they should make a three fold demand upon the Christian CHurch, viz: that liquor: dealers should be refused membership, that intoxicating drink should he banithed from the Lord\u2019s Table, and that total abstinence should, acting prospectively ano, not retrospectively, he made a condi tion.-~ \"MONDAY'S SESSION.Knowlton, July 21.\u2014(Special} \u2014 On Monday two sessions were held, \u2018 the attendance at each being most gratifying.Mr.John H.Roberts is giving a course of aftermoon addresses on the Christian aspect of the Temperance Problem and at night he lectures on the social and legislative phases of the Temperance Reform.On Monday afternoon he dealt with \u201cThe Bible a Total Abstinence Text-Book.\u201d and made out a strong case for the scrip- ; tures being regarded as entirely fav- | arable to the totul abstinence po=i- | tion and antagonistic to the use or mse of strong drink, and cited many Mr.A | Points to further his \u201cargument.t | (Continued on page 8.1 NTERESTING ADDRESS, 1.Knowlton, July 21.\u2014(Special).#The| far larger proportions than | sident of the \u201cBominion Alliance.In a stirring address, Mr.Carter struck the Convention keynote and outlined J raw \u2014 SHERBROOKE, QUE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1909.| FEMPERANCE CONFERENCE, COMES 10° SHERBROOKE SAT KNOWLTON.- T0 TALK WORLD'S FAIR.Charles F.Roland, of Winnipeg, Man., Here.\u2014 CANADIAN EXPOSITION AND SELKIRK CENTENNIAL IN 1912.Chas.F.Roland, of Winnipeg, was a visitor in the city Saturday.Mr.Roland, who is prominent in business circles at \u2018the prairie capital, was here in the interests of the Canadian Exposition and Selkirk Centennial proposed for the year 1912, Interviewed by a representative of the Record at the Grand Central Hotel Mr.Roland spoke freely with reference to what work the committee had done in the past nine months \u2018and some of the more important conclusions arrived at.\u2018I'he pian is,\u201d said Mr.Roland, \u201cto hold an All-Canadian Exposition in 1912 which will be coupled with the centenary celebration, of the arrival of the first colonists in Western Canada, sent out by Lord Selkirk in 1812.We have concluded, after careful investigation, that such a demonstration would be à good investment for Canada, owing to the fact that we have never held anything like a World's | Yair and further, Canadian sentiment j east and west favors the project.| \u2018\u2019Everybody is pleased to know that- the affair will be an all-Canadian one and one of national advantage to all.Yes, both conferences with the Government\u2019 at Ottawa have been very satisfactory to the committee.Before approaching the Government the committee investigated fully the proposition as to what an exposition might \u2018do | for Canada \u2018as à whole.Of course ope of the objects is to belp immigration which you in the East: here aro as interested as we are.Whether new comers come here or in the West it means new busihess for everybody.We are today using millions of dollars of goods made in sthe East, so you have a selfish interest in our success as well as a patriotic one,\u201d said Mr.Roland.; \u201cThere is nothing to compare with an exposition) for national advertising.\u2018Think of all our home people\u2014 Governments, Dominion and Provincial, our great railway corporations and steamship companies and a hundred other agencies interested, all working to a common end.Such a combination will do more for Canada than we can ever anticipate.\u201cThere are many thousands of people in Europe and the United States who undoubtedly still have but a crude idea of this Canada of ours, its immense area\u2019 of.arable lands, its wealth of undeveloped mineral and timber resources such as you \u2018have here-in Quebec, its great opportunities for investment of capital.Why, there are a lot of people on the outside who \u2018still.believe that Canada is yet a new country in somiewhat .of a state.It is thought by those who have given this matter much time and investigation that it is essential at this stage of our growth and development to show, to the pen- ple of the world that Canada is crude, but that we are a nation! sufficiently advanced to invite the world to.bring the best products they have to Canada in 1912 to compare and compete with our own.\u201cThe exposition will attract thousands of people who could be got here in no other way, and the class of people who would come are the class.of people we want to show our country to.\u2018 \u201cThey would no doubt view with amazement the exhibits of Canadian resources, and would travel over Can- lada and would view with interest the actual location.of such, and seeing the absolutely gilt edge nature of security would without doubt arrange for.the investment of large sums, which next to our urgent need for population is the greatest need of Canada.\u2018Yes, the exposition is to he purely national in scope and purpose, an.d as such we naturally look to the Government \u201cof Canady for such financial ail as to enable the project being carried cui on a scale worthy of the Dominion.\u201cThe cost,'it is estimated at about $5,000,000 and we have asked the government to guarantee half of that anfount.There are many wnvs + m which we shall solicit the balance, for instance from Provincial Governments, from railway.corporations.and such like.The city of Winnipeg has already agreed to contribute a hali a million dollars in cash.\u201d \u201cThe financial results would of | course be indirect but would .he cer: tain, \u2018as\u2019 it only remains for us to populate the country and the revenue to the Government treasury goes up \u2018accordingly.You know as we all know that it is only necessary to keep well oiled the wheels of industry and progress \u2018and the ordinary revenue of a couniry.goes up very fast.Yes, 1912 \u201cis the date and by unanimous voice of the country from Halifax to Victoria.B.C.c they think that Wirini- peg.is the place to hold~Canada\u2019s first great world\u2019s fair from the fact that ouË position is such that the hundreds of thousands whe come to Canada tor the exposition will have cause to travel through a greater dart of Canady to come and go from it; therefore the results will he widespread.\u201d + \u2014- __ \u201c9000000000 sos S00 TVR THE WEATHER, \u2014\u2014 LOCAL FORECAST) \u2014__ Showery to-night and Thurs- « day.: \u2019 ; ° » : « |e0esnssansassancescee a not | 4 of this \"+ pe 4 ee INJURED BY BOTTLE BURSTING.Waterloo, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 Mr.W.R.Dalton met with a painful accident at the Crystal Spring Bottling Works by the bursting of a bottle, His han was badly cut and required stitches to be taken in it.| | AFTER BHE AUTO SPEED FIENDS.Granby, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014A resident of the west end of the town le- came annoyed by the clouds of dust raised: by the auto fiends passing his \u2018place at a high rate of speed and erected a barricade across the street.The services of the police were called into requisition and he was persuaded to remove the obstruction, with a promise to refrain from; taking the law into his os hands in the future.A GENEROUS OFFER.Way's Mills, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 Rev.Mr.Fisher announced from the pulpit Sunday that a generous contributor had promised to pay $250.00 of the $1100.00 debt on the parsonage at Barnston if the parishioners would raise balance of a little over $800.00.It is expected [from the interest the people take in|their denomination and their esteemed and beloved pastor the sum will be promptly and cheerfully paid.| : So EXTENSIOY OF TOOL PLANT AT : OXTON\" Granby, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 Mr.Flavien Langlois has taken the contract to build an addition to the plant of the Roxton Tool and Mill Co., of Roxton Pond.The building will be 85x42 feet, two storeys high, constructed entirely of stone.The \u2018company is.also putting in a new power house, steel flume, water wheel, fire pump and) electrical drive connecting all departments.| .PURCHASED | RUITER SAW MILL.Richford, Vt., July 21.\u2014(Speocial).\u2014 Messrs.C.M.and Sheldon R.Boright, of this village, have purchased' what is known as [the Ruiter steam \u2018saw mill situated between Sutton Jct.and Brome Corner, Que., and will use the mill to work up their logs in this section of the Eastern Townships.These young men some two years ago purchased the Steven\u2019s Mills, Vt, property and are using it to work up logs from that place up through tlhe Missis- quoi valley od Potton.| \u2014 DAIRY COWS.SLAUGHTIIRED Richford, Vi., July-21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 The dairy cows in Morris L.' Smith's herd \u2018were recently tested and 11 cows were found to be badly affected with tuberculosis, also 12 cows and a bull from Cortis N.Carpenter\u2019s herd.The cattle were shipped to Burlington to the réndering plant \u201cwhere they were slaughtered |by order of the Govern- .ment.rt is understood that these gentlemen will receive from the Gov- \u2018ernment about $35 per head for their valuable cows or about two thirds their prized value, the farmer having to losé the balance.IMPROVEMENTS AT KNOWLTON DALY NEWS SPEOALS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS far as Glen Sutton and \u2018reports the hay oro POST OFFICE.Knowlton, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 The interior of the post oflice is now nenr- ing completion.The boxes, which are inlaid inlan oak frame add greatly to its beauty and for the convenience of the [public benches have heen placed about the room.The Bell Telephone Co.had a gang of men bere on Friday to remove the telephone pole which fronted the post office in order that a concrete walk might be laid, plans for this, walk are alreudy made and work will commence at once.The grounds also are to be improved.Knowlton should he proud building \u2018as it can favorably compare with most post offices.\u2018LITTLE INTEREST IN = SCHOOL \u2018 | MATTERS, - Cowansville, July \u201821.\u2014(Special).\u2014 The usual \u2018amount of apathy and lack of interest was shown in \u2018the Schoo! Boaitl election, when Chairman Buzzell and wf hte the -G.F.L.Tuller finished \u2018their three years\u201d time.Sec- retary-Treasurer Duboyce yÆeside | at the election, which was held?Mondiy- morning at ten o\u2019clock in the Town Hall, and not a single elector: qualifié] to nominate School > Cammissioners: was present, Mr, Dubewce, rushed out] on the street ano, oljtained refusals to \u201cact from five or six of the ratepayers.Finally three ratepayers, Messrs.J.J, Barker, R, P.Stinchour and _R.~~ ONE CENT x > Strange, came to the resèue.The res sult of the struggle was the re-election of Chairman Buzzell and Commissioner Fuller for the ensuing term of threo years: Wiser selections could nog probably have been made.\u2019 | BOX FACTORY CLOSED.- Johnville, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014W, 1.Fish & Son's box factory has closed down till after haying, .About 12, butter-boxes have been made and the firm have sufficient stock on hand for ds many more.Mr.A.=.Fish is tu- king a brief vacation, visiting Ayer's Clif and St.Johnsbury © during hig absence.: HELD FIRST Georgeville, ~ C\u2014 | CHURCH PARADE.\u2019 July 21.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 > | Elepbhantis Lodge, 1.0.0.F., held their first church parade on Sunday to the \u2018Methodist church.The \u2018pastor, Rev.Mr.Folks, preached the sermon.The ivral members were joined by members from Magog, Stanstead, Ayer's- Cliff and other places.\u2018The-Magog Cornet - Band was in attendance and furnished music for the parade toland from the church, \u201c MANSONVILLE HOUSE TO CHANGE HANDS.Mansonville, July 21.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 Mr.S.H.Botterill has sold the Mansonville House and livery in cons nection therewith to Michael Cabana, of Richford, Vt., The deal includes the houge furnishings, but not the stocky The purchase price is $7,500.Mr.Cabs ana will not take possession until No4 vember 1st.During the four years that Mr.and Mrs.Botterill have lived here .they bave made many friends and will be greatly missed.au NICE CATCHES OF FISH.Sutton, July 21.\u2014{Speciai),\u2014 Dre.|Dyer made a good eatch of pickerel at Brome Lake taking in-a few hours 29 that weighed 60 pounds.Mr.John Gendron, who has just returned {rom an outing with his family in Potton, took on Saturday 109 fine trout from.Trout Brook in that town.Mr, Geo4 Cutter and family, Mr.and Mrs, Chas, Hickey, accompanied by Mr.and Mri, Robert Fowler and son, spent a twa day\u2019s outing at Brome Lake on -Wed- nesday and Thursday and enjoyed the the luke also taking good catches of fish.They report a fine outing.| | SUTTON HAY CROP.Sutton, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 Theré is almost a general complaint about this town of à light hay crop and though a few farmers startéd in to do their haying the past, week there are many ihat will only commence the \u2018present week, while quite a fow say they | will not.begin haying till the coming\u2019 week.Mr.Wi.Sears, who has made an extended circuit of late, in West Bolton on the uplands the poorest he ever saw it at this season.Some sections near Knowlton show more favorable indications, while in Sheldon and Montgomery, Vt., he finds light crop of hay ax a rule with a few excep-_ tions on lowland sections.(0 | UE \u20ac AMEDE LEBEAU'S CONDITION, ) .Mie .Re- x : Button, July 21.\u2014(Spocial).\u2014 ports up to.5 o\u2019clock Tuesday night show that Mr.Lebeau, who was very, bad on Monday, took a turn for.the better towards evening, amd continued to improve up to 8 o'clock p.m.Tuesday, and Dr, Tasse, of St.Johns, who | is attending \u2018him at the St.Johns - hospital, states that his chance for recovery is good provided he continues to\u2019 improve up te.\u2018 Wednesdäy, \u201c night.On Tuesday Mr.Teheau * motioned for pencil and paper and vrete, \u201cMy tongue is naralyzed,\u201d\u201d and then asked how Jong he had Seon\u2014 in- \u201cthe : hospital.His entire family except his voungest daughter, are in waiting upon the injured \u2018man and all \u2018Sutton sincerely hopes for Lis resovery, .! { ROBBING HEN ROOSTS.« Sutton, July, 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Petty larcenita and'robbing the farmer's hen | roosts have been much too frequent between Fast Richford, Vt., Glen Sutton -and Dunkin of late., An actual occurence the past-weck was when.a.{Continued on page 6) - FARM HALF PRICE 24 miles Oliver Uarner, 3 Fiich \u2018Bay, 7 Magog, 376 acres, small amount \u2018down, balance you need never pay.Apply A.G.CLOUGIE or 8B.Ayer's Cliff, Que.4 ) \u201ca « | Last SOUTH WARD, \u2014 UPPER TOWN BRANCH.GENERAL BANKING BUSINES.\u201d| | | SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.+ - \u2014 > \u2019 > / A orn Townships Bank | 107EKING ST.SHERBROOKE, ol \u2014+ OFFIGE HOURS: 10-3 Saturday, 10-12 + 8., WORTHEN# e 2 SAT OEM 6 6 ab, Lr at : 3 æ + Cad saint pl 4 Mi a AAC \u201c.ar pe A pa la ce cw ae 32 a he - EC Eat ca qu\u201d.7 x OT A A [ee rpg ge > oe -, RT tS RER rg fips AA ENO Aa TL get , Tek aw + © #; 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* Ps = ere ie Aas Subs das ae BRE 3 re if \u2014 ny Les bem» one oe vi hd .y Ÿ .EHRRIE RE RUE TE! 4 ! ag or \u2014 .visiting her \u201c carried on all -ateamers.os Feinstein re est 14, N _ ] ; er / ; Crea es .* LL ae SE .EAR che Te .CL a 4 PAGE TWO.me Ee / SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1906.=~ '* | TINGMICK.CT ERANCIS DISTRICT [Sama nr tee (rie momo ee ge vei, Khao, | i visit bi sorted having r Hotel.Di \u2018 A; \u2018| : a Alls, Cees ee } ust 3rd; Mr.W.Ly t favorable crop.+} Two nuns front Hotel Dieu, Artha-]J¥e te LW a A number of the young ladies of St.Farnam, organist of \u2018Christ 7 church re re.PB.H.Costello Las returned to baska, Soour Zephrine end Soeur Ma- Int dis Peter\u2019s Church are hat at work prac-!Cathetiral, Montreal, has been the her home in Boston after-spending a rie-Anne, are taking their annual col- LOCAL HAPPENINGS \u2018| ticing for a play.entitled \u201cThe Sweet guest of Hon.Mr.Recorder Weir and few weeks in town visiting friends, .lection in this parish.| - % Jo | Family,\u201d which they Will give ab a|Mrs.Weir at Cedarhurst during .the | \u2014+ Hu Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Phi-} = \u2014 later date.© week: Miss Pansy Mills, \u201cdaughter of DANVILLE.+o lomene Roy and son at her brother ° : | Co re Dr.Mills, Railway Commissioner, Ot- Arrivals and departures: Mr.and Napoleon Blanchett\u2019s ; Mr.and Mrs.Daily Reports From Correspond- WAY'S MILLS, tawa, was also a guest at Cedarhurst 4 70 ir lit John L.Crowley, of Millers Falls, \u2018Mass, visiting their niece Mrs.Ernest Olney ; Mrs.Nelson Smith of Dan-! ville and Mrs.\u2018Sarah Conolly of Lowell visiting Miss Evelyn Burns.+ LISGAR.Mrs.Wesley\u2019 Lyster of Gore has been \"parents Mr.and Mrs.| Thos.Lyster.~ Cy Miss Jessie Phillips and Miss Lillian Lyster 'spent the week end with: the latters sister Mrs.\u2018 Ernést Wil- kins, Melbourne \u2018Ridge.«+ i - pres YI BRAND fy.MN Cents ; >.- M 2for 250 tu Elk HE N° Brand.Ask for : Berlin, Ont.17 \u201cMOHAWK\u201d \u2014 BURN MONEY?, Some people are wasting their _harqearned income every winter.They are using the old- fashioned wood-eating furnace\u2014 \u2018 which should be on the scrap; heap.: | The furnace with a two-ton casing of brick and mortar is a J dead-head\u2014drinks in heat which = | should go to your registers.5 The single-cased furnace is like ; a tin box\u2014wastes heat in cellar.Do not be deceived by un- 3 progressive dealers who advance | \u201cfogey\u201d reasons to show that: other furnaces are.\u201cjust as: good\u201d as \u201cthe \u201cAsbestos : AH- Steel.\u201d \u201c Our furnace, with dou} ble wall casing\u2014dead-air space | \u2018in between\u2014is absolutely = pré- i tected by patent.No other \u2018manufacturen can use like .con- : struction, Write us for free particulars.NICKEL-STREL RANGE WORKS COATICOOK, Que.The Ottawa River Navigation Company \u201c \"MAIL LINE STEAMERS.Montreal and Ottawa THE FINEST RIVER SCENERY, MODERN STEAMERS.SHOOTING THE RAPIDS.To Ottawa, 32:50.Return, $4.- - CARILLON TRIP, $1.Fiity miles up the river and returning in evening DOWN THE RAPIDS.© Take 8 a.m.G.T.R.train for La- chine wharf.Tickets at Station._ Write for time-table folders.- Address, Ottawa River Nav.Co., 165 Common Street, Montreal.- MONTREAL TORONTO LINE (via Thousand Islands \u2018and Rochester, N.Y.) from 1st June steamers will leave :at 12 ; noon daily except Sundays.MONTREAL = TORONTO - HAMILTON LINE (via Thousand Islands and Bay.of Quinte)~Steamer Belleville leaves every Friday at 7 p.m.law rates on this steamer.Special MONTREAL-QUEBEO LINE \u2014 Steamers { \u201c leave daily at 7 p.m.QTTEBEC SAGUENAY LINE \u2014 Steamers leave Quebec at 8 a.m.Tuesdays and Saturdays.All particulars at ) City Ticket Office, 126-128 St.James St.Opposite Post Office.Royal Mail Steatnships LAURENTIC, MEGANTIO, Triple\u201d Screw.Twin Screw.Largest and most modern steamers on.the St.Lawrence route.Latest pnoduc- tion of the ship-builders art; passenger elevator serving four decks.Every de- tall of comfort and luxury of present day travel will be found on these steamers.J.AURENTIC - July 24, Aug.28, Oct.2 DOMINION - July 31, Sept.4, Oct.9 MEGANTIO - Aug.7, Sept.11, \u2018ict.14 OTTAWA - Aug.14, Sept.18, Oct.23 CANADA Aug.21, Sept.25, Met.30 MONTREAL\u2014QUEBEC\u2014LIVERPO®L The popular Stèamer \u201cUANADA is also again schednled to carry three classes of passengers.While the fast steamer \u2018OTTAWA\u2019 and the comfprtable steamer \u2018DOMINION\u2019\u2019 as one-claés cabin steamers (called Second Class), are very at: tractive, at moderafe rates.Third Cl,ss See plans and.at loca} agents, or Company's rates Offices.118 Notrs Dame 8t., Weat, Montreal; |to be taken to the | The strawberry social held | Ladies\u2019 Aid on Thursday evening was; |to the programme were Master \u2018| ed friends in Angus.1 Mrs.Husband: Mr.| port, 8 | played a | Goff and Mrs.C.M.Macrae and child- | ren for a couple of weeks camping at ents of What is Going On, | PERSONALS AND CURRENT] EVENTS OF INTEREST TO DAILY RECORD READERS.JOHNVILLE.: \u2018Drs.Yorston, of Sawyerville, and\u2019 Lynch, of Sherbrooke, were in town Thursday in consultation in case of Mrs.Hollis Cairns, whose illness was reported last week, Mrs.Cairns is, Protestant Hospi-\" tal for treatment.Miss Hattie Fish was hostess at a very pleasant meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Guild on Thursday.: + by the: well patronized.Those contributing lif- ford Lothrop; phonograph selections : | the choir, choruses; song by Miss Warner, and .two recitations by Miss Mc- Kee, of Huntingville.Rev.Mr.Mos- |sop, chairman.\u2018 Proceeds, $23.00.Nr.E.P.Smith, accompanied by his mother, Mrs.J; Smith, recently visit-.Mrs, Althera Sunbury, Mrs.C.Sun- » bury and Mrs.Susan Bagley were all called to Cookshire last week by the: illness of their sister, Mrs, Hodge.° and Mrs.Rose.Warner at Mrs.E.War-: A ner\u2019s; Mrs.Patrick, of Bulwer, at Mrs.A.Lindsay's; Mr.and Mrs.R.8S, Cairns and Miss Evelyn Cairns, of Sawyerville, at H.J, Smith\u2019s; Rev.| A.H.and Mrs.Robertson at the parsonage, guests of Rev.E.B.and.Wilsom, a field worker for the C.0.Foresters, .\u2018has; \u201cbeen spending a few days in the place.\" Mr.George Lindsay lost a cow which \u2018he - prized: very highly Sunday night; an \u2018thé same; night Mr.\u2018James Hark- sfartune to lose a val-.ness had the: \u2018I wable horse.\" The animal got caught \u2018and jun his efforts, t3.free \u2018himself his neck.was broken.+, - Rev.Mr.Mossop\u2019s address to the: of the grow,\u201d was instructive.| Later\u2014Master Wiiliam Collins died\u2018 at 11 a.m, Monday, July 19th.Funeral Wednesday at | 2 p.m.- \u2014- BEEBE Arrivals and depariures include: Mr.Ralph Tilton for his home in Walth- am, Mass., after a pleasant vacation | \u2018at Beebe Junction and the Lake; Mrs, A.C.Perkins visiting in Hatley and | Massawippi and Ayer's \u2018Cliff; dr.Aus- \u2018tin Blount, of Ottawa, at his sister\u2019s, | Mrs.Comstock\u2019s; John Beebe, of New-' t the Säbbath' with his par-' ents, Mr.and Mrs.Hoel Beebe; Mrs.\"James Curtis returned to her home in Barre, Vt.,, after spending ia few weeks \u2018| with.her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Stephen Shufelt; Mrs.C.F.Bayley has re: \u2018turned- from Sherbrooke where she was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.(Dr.) Lynch, a few days.Mr.Gerald Bigelow is on the /sick | list./ There were ten united with the À.C.| Church in the Grove last Sabbath.Mrs.Wright Brown has purchased of Mrs.Henry Bigelow a building lot and will erect a house thereon in the near future opposite Mr, Bigelow\u2019s home.Mr.Arthur Bigelow sailed the + 17th inst.for his home in London, England.He was reared in Beebe and is one who has made a success in the line of business he follows in the mother country.It has doubled the last two years.His wife came with him, but will return later and will be accompanied by her mother.He has been spending a month at his father\u2019s, .Mr.Henry Bigelow\u2019s.: ae LEARNED PLAIN.Arrivals and departures: Mr.H.B.Learned home frem: Vermont panied -by his aunt, Mrs, French; Mrs,.M.\u2018 Clank, of Manchester, N.H.;; Mrs.David Dundin, of Lowell, Mass, called here by the serious illness of their.mother, Mrs.M.Stevenson; Mrs.Daley and Mr.Wm.Dundin, of lLennox- ville, at Mr.H.A.Stevenson's; | Miss Florence Demerse, of Lennoxville, at Mr.F.P.Young's; Mr.and Mrs, A.Allison, Mr.Scott Allison and Nr.William Harper, of Bury, at Mr.Ed.Harper's on Wednesday; Mr.Alden Learned and Mr, Bertrand, of Cook- shire; Mr, Alton Hodge, of Eaton, and A.L.Mclver, of Bury, in town on business on Wednesday.Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Wilson, of Frampton, who have been visiling friends here for some time, have returned to their home.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Young have returned to their home in Canaan, Vt.\u201cMrs.Ed.Boyle returned home from St.Hermenegilde.Mrs.M.Stevenson is slightly better.The Leamed Plain football team atch with Randboro on Saturday, which resulted in a - score of 5 to 0 in favor of Randbhoro.lf er COOKSHIRE.Departures: Mr.and Mrs.A, H.Breeches Lake; Mr.and.Mrs.J.Id- wards and Mrs.Hibbard, to Ste.Anne de Beaupre Mr.J.M.Robinson, of the Osgood, for a couple où weeks at Bolton Springs; Miss Eleanor Wright to spend the weék-end in Sherbrooke; Miss Smith to Sherbrooke with her parents over Sunday; _ Mrs.Jackson, Mrs.DesRochers, Mrs.Turner and Mr.G.Turner to Bury; Miss Hattie Hurd to Colebrook, N.H., for a visit with friends for a few weeks.\u2018Mr.Ovide Dumont was taken to the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital, Sherbrooke, on Saturday evening sufering from an attack of appendicitis.Arrivals: Miss Lily Allard, of Coati- cook, the guest of Miss Léonard; Mrs.J.M.Stevenson and family, of - East Angus, the guests of her parents, Mr.their home with Mrs.Delia Clif { that place.| held this Wednesday evening, J | Mrs.Bert Sutton, with Miss Verlie and { mer and her sister, Mre.: Steele Mrs.Martha Coates and Miss Lula 1 | Coates entertain the Ladies\u2019 Aid for\u2019 1 tea on Wednesday, the 21st.| Some years ago, when a \u2018studen Arrivals: Mr.and Mrs, J.F.Brooks] Welcome him back once more, children \u2018on Sunday afternoon ° from | 1 the text, \u201cConsider the lilies | field, how they land helpful, {and Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Mon accom- | Mr.Arthur Nourse, -for Mr.John Ellis in, the woo | \u2018and 1\" ade - Mr.and Mrs.Edward Clifford family, who for some time have are moving this week to .Heath Mr.Clifford has purchased a farm An impromptu\u2019 lawn party\u201d will bel at the English Church Rectory.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Ruby Sutton, of Barnston, visited friends\u2019 here Sunday; Miss Ellis South Barneton, is visiting her |cousin, Miss Rose Horn; Mrs.Willis Cra o Chelmsford, Mass., called.on friends in the Buokland neighborhood day; Mr, Walter Steele and Mr.McComb, who are visiting at Mrs.Cramer's, returned from Stanstead | Saturddy, bringing with them Mr.Willis\u2019 Cramer to spend Sunday; Miss Grace \u2018Standish returned to Derby Line Saturday after spending two we ks at Thursday.; Mr.Hobart, a student of Bishop's College, who has had charge of the Episcopal Church \u2018for.the summer months, Sunday excheinged pulpits with Rev.Mr.Brewer, of Compton.Bishop\u2019s College, the Rev.Mr.conducted the services in the Epi copal last Sunday evening was ; partiçularly well attended, when Rev.Geo.|Harni- son, of Sawyerville, filled the owing tp the absence of Rev.ams, who is at present in\u2019 Phillipsburg fighting the liquor license; question.Mr.W.J.Woolsey, whoi was formerly connected with the King\u2019s Asbestos Mines, is now manager of the jon Asbestos Mining Co., Robertson, ue.Co : Mr.R.H.Montgomery, formerly office accountant with the !'King\u2019s = Asbestos Mines,.is now occupying a similar position with the Robertson Asbestos Co., Robertson, Que.A.M.Jas McCallum; Mr.William Hutchison airived with his bride Saturday last from Lemesurier; Mr.and Mrs.ison will make their home in| Thet- ford; Mrs.E.Lipsey, of.Kinnears Mills; Mr.and Mrs.John\u201d Kinghorn omery, of Maple Hill; Mr.and Mrs.Dav.\u2014Magwood, of Worcester, | Mass.: Mr.and Mrs.Jas.-Geake;and Mr.a Mrs.J.Crawford, Websterville, Vt./.MARBLETON Miss Alice Weyland and her friends, Misses Lewie and Florrie Hunt, and Miss May Weyland, returned : from been camping.The camp: was pitched aniong \u2018the pines on the shores of the lake, and a most enjoyable time was spent.All hope that it may peated.Mrs.W.M.Bishop returned home on Thursday from a pleasant Ÿ Nashua, N.H., where sh guest of her sister, Mrs.Morrill.Miss Monk returned to Montreal af- visit to her friend, Mrs.I.N.Mrs.Bailey returnea 1o her Leeds Village recently having been on a short visit \u2018to her daughtpr, Mrs.Guy Bishop.\u2018 The ice cream social held on] Saturday evening by the Junior Guild was well attended, and the ice crea was excellent.c \u2014+ EATON CORNER Rev.Wm.\u2018 Millar, of Bristol, Vt.,.was renewing old acquaintances in town last week.; Mr.and Mrs.J.Lefebvie h Island Pond, Vt., where she has been \u2018attending the marriage of her son, Miss G.Bailey, of Cookslire, the- guest of Miss Ida Robinson Sunday.\u2014 Miss Ella Winslow and brother, of Nashua, N.H., the guests of relatives \u2018In town.Miss Bradley and Misd Bo of Sherbrooke, visiting Mr.and Mrs.H.T.Coats on Sunday.R Mr.H.T.Coats shipped a load of cattle to St.John, N, B., last week.Miss Bernice Picard was home from Lake Scaswaninepas on Saturday.Rev.Mr.Hastie will hold prayer meeting at-Mr.S.Dean\u2019s on [Tuesday evening, July 27th.CROSSBURY.Arrivals and departures: Miss Blanche Ross has returned home aîten a two\u2019 weeks visit at Eaton Corner with her sister, Mrs.John\" Winslow; r.and Mrs.John Winslow, of Eaton Cor~ was on er, children, of Cookshire, spent Sunday at their mother\u2019s Sunddy; Mr.and Mrs.William John Morrow sptnt Sunday at her mother\u2019s; Mys, Isaac Bag- ley\u2019s; Miss May Maskell, of Sher- broove, and also Miss Lizzie Maskell, with .their grandmother; Mr.Gordon Turner.and Miss Eliza Turner and little Pearl Turner spent Sunday with zier spent Sunday at Crossbury, Mrs.George Pickford still |remains quite low.; : Mr.Willie Fisette has gone fto work ds.to work Mr.Almer Frazier has gone for Mr.Taylor haying.Crops are looking well in| Cross- bury and hay is a very good ¢rop; potatoes look fine amd hugs are| scarce.|| Judge and Mrs.Weir before taking up d Tool | home; Mrs.Davidson and Miss| Iga: Davidson, of Libbytown, were in town Church here for some months.His former parishioners - were glad \u2018to \u2014 .\u2014 \"THETFORD MINES, | .\u2014The service at the Methodist - hurch bert- Arrivals and departures: Mr.Ellieott, of the A.M.Ellicott: Co.,: Montreal, was in town Friday and Saturday last; Miss Jean and the Misses McCallum, from Montreal, are visiting their parents, Mr.and| Mrs.Hutch-: oh and.last week; Mr.and Mrs.Grant-Schaef- er, of Chicago, Ill., spent a week with \u201cThe and residence in thein new.\u2018 camp, Hemlocks,\u201d at Woodlands; Mr.Mrs.Grant-Schaefer, of \u201cThe Hemlocks,\u2019 entertained at - dinner last Thursday evening for Mr.Lynnwood.Farnam and Rev.G.N.Dowker, guests from Cedarhurst; Mn.Wm.E.Scott and: daughter Muriel, of Clinton, Mass., are visiting relatives here at present; Mrs.McQueen, of Boston, was the guest of her cousin, Mrs, Elmer Wright, the middle of the week; Mrs.Daniel Tryon spent.last week at the home of her\u2019 daughter, - Mrs.John Moir.- The social which was given \u2018on Friday evening at Mr.Erastus 'Scott\u2019s new house was all that could be de-1 sired, although \u2018the weather was quite threatening.A large \u201crowd was in\u2019 evidence and an enjoyable evening spent.\u2018The supper, as \u2018usual, was ex- | cellent.The sale of useful = articles made by the Auxiliary and leaners the evening amounted io $40.Thanks were returned to Mr.and Mrs.Scott\u2019 {from the ladies.L\u2019AVENIR © (From.an occasional correspondent) Recent arrivals include: Mr.A.U.Houghton, of the Houghton Land Co., Winnipeg, and two .daughters, the guests of his sister-in-law, Mrs.Rock,: for a couple of days en route to England; Mrs.T.J.Campbell and daughter, Miss Grace, of Springfield, Mass., spending .the summer months with - her sister, Miss McDougall; Mr.a Mrs H.P, Bardwell, of Springfield, the holidays with relatives; Master Conrad MoSeish accompanied by | Mr.| Norton, \u201cof Drummondville, Sunday: with friends; Mr.William Mills, | South Durham, calling on friénds; Dr.I.J.Porter was accompanied by Mr.: C.Bernard to Danville on Tuesday; | Miss Violet Riff is visiting\u2019 her brother in Sherbrooke.- ., .\"UT: Quite a.number in this vicinity have; | commenced haying and report a light: 4 Crop.( ! td Mr.F.Ployart is making extensive repairs on his buildings._ ; The Messrs.Ernest and Frank Doyle, of Kingsey, with George Doyle, of our village, propose going to British Columbia next month.;Ç Mr.William Beard opened up his\u2018 new store this week with a full .line of froceries.and Les ' appreciated owing to the excessive heat of the few days previous.The friends of Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Ad- cock: will be glad to learn of their safe arrival in England after a very pleasant voyage.i\u2018 i.- GRIFFIN.TEN) was well patronized.The proceeds of | | otherwise improving their service.| Monday - after \u2018| with relatives -in Lawrence, Mass.Mr.of 1e rain here Friday was very much | Mrs.W.Z.Matthews and their little danghter Melva -have' returned from a ten days stay at Nicolet Lakes; Miss Aljce McKeage, of Lorne, is spending a few- days here with friends.She is to be congratulated on having again led \u2018her class in the recent June tions: It wili be remembered that she last year took a\u2019 scholarship in Grade TI.Model.Mr.Joseph Masson, with his little son Thômas, are in St.Hya- and her daughter, Miss Maggie Sampson, of Windsor Mills, spent the weekend \u2018the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Erwin cation at his home.Rev.H.A.Carson, of Victoria, B.to speak in the Congregational Church on Sunday morning next.Rev.E.C.Woodley will be absent from his church on Sunday next, having accepted.an of the Congregational churches.at Portland, Me.The Byrd District School Valley Road is closed for four.weeks.of men engaged i through a portion of the village and examina- |: cinthe on business; Mrs.Wm.Sampson | Mountain at Nicolet Lakes; Mr.O.A.| | Darche returned to Montreal on Sat- |.urday after spending a two weeks Va- | C.,-who is here on a visit, is expected |} invitation to occupy the pulpit in\u2019 one |.on the The \u2018Bell Telephone Co.have a gang |: in placing wire | ak i Vom a A \u2018 Ready-to | | Wear Dest._ from $5.00 to $20.00.| Shades, pink, pale blue and See display in window.\u201824 ONLY NEW STYLISH RESS in silk finish mull one piece dresses semi-Princess style 29 the latest thing in effect and material.I These have just arrive: and must \u2019rices ange | be sold ab once i white.1 - ; Miss Charlotte Hunter, with her niece, Miss Irene Moore, left on Saturday to visit friends in Newport, Vt.Prior to Miss Hunter's return she | will spend some time at Cushing 1s- \u2018land ; Mr.Delphis- Poisson has returned from a trip to the North West.He reports business booming, and \u2018| proposes to return to Edmonton, Alta.; in the course .of g few weeks ; Mr.\u2018and Mrs, E.E.Gilman retWrned .on spending two weeks Jas.\u201cHouston, - Jiy, arr ed on Mon- \u2018day from Victoria, BiC.,.to visit his \u2018parents, Mr.and Mrs.Jag.- Houston ; \u2018Miss Mitchell, of \u2018Drummondville, formerly a teacher, in the: Elementary \u2018Dept.of Danville Academy, is visiting friends.in town ; Dr.and Mrs.F.W.Brown sand family, of Mentreal, are | ocouping Mr.Geo., H.Gibson's house on Commonwealth Avenue during the \u2018months of July and August; Mrs.\u2018{Dr.) R.O.Ross, and children, of Stanstead, are the guests: of \u2018her mother, Mrs.\u2019 Henry.Brown, Academy Street ; Mr.and Mrs.Harry Mates, of \u2018St.Paul, Minn., present guests at the \u201cGordon House\u2019.Mr.Mates wag previously a resident of Danville for a number of years; Miss: Mallen, of Montreal, is- in town the guest = of friends; The family of Mr.A.E.Stockwell are among the many families camping at the Nicolet Lakes.° + © HATLEY.| \u2018Mrs.Arthur Bowen and Master Rog: [ er have returned from a ten days visit Miss Monk, Montreal, Migs Irene Trà-' vers, Shigawake, Miss Blanche ishop,\u2019 Clear Lake on Friday where they have re- _| July 23rd, will have to be postponed | ters Arthur and Wilbur having the \u201c| \"spent \u201cthe week-end in.Sherbrooke the turned from a visit to Littleton, N.- ner, Mr.and Mrs.Willie Maskell and Mrs.George Daymon; Mr.Almah Fra-| Arrivals and departures indide: Mr.\"and Mrs.J.B.Make and little son, Edwin, of Boston;!Mass., are spending \u2018a few.weeks at \u2018thé home of Mr.John * Elliott; Mtss' Carrie Derick, of Lyn- donville, guest pf'Her iriehd, Miss M,- Miller; Mrs.Cooper, of Beebe Plain, Vt.; Mrs.Wm, Davis, of} Grauiteville, guests of their mother, }lrs.\u2018Thursday; Miss Embury, Oliver, visit- ing-at her brothers, Mr.Flburt Em- bury\u2019s; Mr: Willard Milled and daughter Mattie loft Friday for a few days in- Lennoxville; Mrs.J.Tiliott - and Mrs.J.,B.Mate were recently.PE ag ARE a ES - The Helping Heng, whith was an- \u2018nounced to take place at the home of Mrs.J.A.Eliott Friday evening, to a future date .on account of Mas- measles.-.I - + ° .© SOUTH DUDSWELL.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.N.M.Bishop returned after visiting her brother, Mr.A.L.Hall; Miss: Ella Pall\u2019 | returned home after a plepsant 4 with her cousin, Miss Hazel Bisliop, at Bishop\u2019s Crossing; Mrs.C: NV; Andrews guest \u2018of her mother, Mre.! Turner; Nis, D.D.Prescott home after .a visit with.her sisters,\u201d Mrs.Jenkerson and Mrs.Rowe, at Butternut firove; Mrs, Andrews is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.James Harrison; Mrs.F.Anderson, children and maid are spending \u2018some time with Mr.and Mrs.E.F.Orr; Mrs.\u2018H.Cunningham\u2019 and Mrs.Kyle returned home after \u2018visiting Mr.Oren: Cunningham at Bromptonville.The Ladies\u2019 Guild were entertained bv Mrs.Kidd on Wednesday evening, \u2018Bishop's Crossing, Dudswell Centre, East Angus and South a well represented.| Church to listen to an address from the Rev.Dr.Kellock, of Kinnear\u2019s Mills.Mr.Lambly, the President, i occupied the chair and after devotional services, the Reverend Doctor delivered a very inspiring and helpful address on Lessons from the Gospel of 8t.John.There were about fifty present but the others missed a rare treat and lost the inspiration of one of Dr.Kellock\u2019s best addresses.The Reverend Morley O.Lambly MA.of Jennings, Louisiana, ur a Journey.of four days and four nights reac~d his old home on Friday afternoon where he will spend a couple of weeks with his parents.He will preach in the Methodist church on the evening of Sunday, the 25th inst.Master Waldorf Howard, of Montreal, also arrived on Friday to spend } his holidays with his grandparents.re , \u2018, MELBOURNE.| Arrivals -and departures: Mrs, Perkins, of Quehec, guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.M.Presby; Miss Hattie Arbuckle, of Montreal, to spend the smacation with her mother; Misses Ada and Pearl Rose vigiting- friends in Sherbrooke: Mrs.John Martin and son Russell, of Pig- con Lake, Sask., guests of his.family for a few weeks: Mies Annie of Compton, spending a few = days with GRANITEVITLE.her mother; Mr.W.and Miss Doyen, in Newport, Vt., 0 + Visit | Murphy, | | Kathleen | Goudie \u2018and his\u2019 sister, Miss Goudie, are getting\" well settled in the Methodist Parsonage and are rapidly thaking friends \u2018and- acquaintances; Mr.and Mi's,\u201d\"W.C, Webster and Miss Webster, of Coaticook, were at \u2018Brookside\u2019 on Saturday, * guests.of Dr.and Mrs.Hethringtôn.oa \u2018The Ladies\u2019 Guild of Sf.Jumes\u2019 in- \u201ctend giving a strawberry and ice cream \u2018festival on \u2018\u2018the common\u2019 on.Thursday evening, July 22.Hatley Cadet Band will be in attendance.; Mrs.E.J.Poole \u2018went: to.Coati- Coatitook on Saturday to spend some time with friends.0° ' ret .WATERVILLE.\u2018Installation of the officers of FEm- press Rebekah Lodge, No.21, will take place Tuesday night of this week, : .Arrivals.and departures: Mr.and Mrs.Bartripp and daughter, of Sher- broolfe, spent Sunday the guests of Mr.and Mrs.O.M.\u2018Swanson; Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Ward \u2018and children left last week for Oid Orchard Beach; Mr.and Mrs.R.O.Hopkinson and Vera Hopkinson spent a few days Lake Scaswaminepus receiitly.\u2018Miss Mary Gale is visiting - friends in Toronto; Rev.and Mis.Thomas Ball have returned from ' Boston to] \u2018spend.the summer months.ee if UPPER MELBOURNE.Mrs.D.Osborne and son Howard, of Boscobel, are visiting iat Melboro, the guests of Mr.and Mrs.I, Beers.Mrs.John Galbraith is attending the annual W.C.T.U.convention at Dan- ville.: Mr.and Mrs, W.Royal spent Sunday | Just with friends at Bethel, ' The annual picnic in connection with tha Gallup Hill Episcopal Sunday on Wed INVERNESS, once was held Wednesday, the 7th no nesday evening the Young wn 1 .People\u2019s Society of Christian En- Lhe social in connection with the deavour met in the Presbyterian Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Melboro Methodist Church was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Fowler.All report, an enjoyta\"le evening, + - EAST CLIFTON Mr.and Mrs.Matthew Gordon and Mr.Wesley Gordon of Boston, are guests of Mr.Henry @ordon.Miss Lizzie Bailey is: at home from St.Johnsbury, Vt.Mrs.H.A.Cairns is seriously.at the home of her mother, Mrs.Cairns, at Milby.Mr.Ezra Blair has bought Mr.Joseph lowery\u2019s farm.Mr.Lowry' has purchased the Inkster farm in High Forest.\u2018 Very litjle has been done here haying yet.The redent rains ill © 8.i | at ! and\u2019 \" A with friends in Highgaté,: Vt.; Rev.M.} | 1 Miss at] | | | guest of Mrs.E.B.' Wakefield; Nurse LA.BAYLEY.warm weather have made a vast improvement in \u2018the hay crop.- - , TRENHOLMVILLE.| Charles Wintle had thè misfor- « Mr.\u2018struck by, the lightning during_ the bad storm that passed over thes section of country on Thursday night.The Rev.Mr.Craik of Melbourne will preach in \u2018the Methodist, Cnurch here on Sunday afternoon July 25th at 2.30 p.m., .Mr.Knowles taking Mr.\u2018Crail\u2019s \u2018appointment at Ulverton.\" Arrivals and departures : Mrs.Mann of Ottawa and ¢hildren relations \u2018and fHends in this vieinity ; ! Mrs.\u2018H.'C.Whifton and_bäby have gone to Montreal on a Visit to friends; \u2018and \u2018to consult}a.doctor there about the baby which is an very .poor health ; Mr.H.Bailey of Cote St.\u2018Paul is spending his holidays \u2018at Sunny Side Farm, with Mr.James Knowlis ; Mrs.Lavigne and three daughters of St.Johnsbury, Vi.are guests at her father\u2019s Mr.Joseph Blan- chetté for a few weeks.- il - | HEATHTON.: Arrivals and departures: Mrs.*Charles Demick and her sister, Mrs.lisher, of Caswellboro, guests of Mrs.C.L.Hill over Sunday; 'Mrs, C.M.Bean returned : from Stanstead after spend- of her son, Mr.Ozro Bean; Mr.Fred Gilbert: and wife home to Brsompton- ville after: visiting relatives gn friends and selling their farm 4o.Nr, Frank Clifford; of Way's \u2018Mills.~~\u201c._'The: strawberry\u2019 social was a sucess financially, about.$20 \u201cbeing wealizid, Everyone onjoyed the evening, {Leré being about :90- present.: °° _ ; a SOUTH DURHAM -.Misses Aileen.and Doris\u2019 McCrea, of day after a two week\u2019s visit bére' gnd at\u2019 - Ulverton; Mrs.Thos, Hyde \u2018and daughter, Elsie, have heen visiting Mrs.Calvin, Church, Ulvérton, the past week; Mr.and Mrs; Wm.Hill, of Toronto, are visiting friends here: Mrs.R.H.Cross, of Montreal, is \u201cthe Perkins, of Richmond, is wi W.Johnston.' th Mrs.À.You have No Reason for Not Using Some people think that \u2018ail headache - cures are alike\u2014that they &ll undermine the health, even if not perceived at the time of taking them, - i wh Well, we\u2019ll admit that the drug cures no rekson why you do this, but that is should not take Zutoo, Zutoo is a harmless vegetable remedy.One ingredient is soda\u2014 just old-fashion- + sick , ed soda that our grandmôthers used to take to settle hestomach, when they had \u20ac there is nothing better, re me The principal ingredient\u2014the one that stops the headache, is a vegetable ingredient, imported for us from Japan.It wont hurt you any more than will the There is absolutely no reason should not use Zutoo, why you If you suffer from headache there is every reason why you should.aken in time, two tablets will ward off a headache.Taken later, they will stop it in twenty minutes, and leave you Teeling goad every time.: .you are using a drug remedy, oot discard it?ne 7, why Zutoo-Will cure just as quickly and will save you the penalty, that all must sometime pay, who take the drugs which you ait it, you will give oo one tri will never take any other aa rar edy again, I0c.and 25c.at dealers or by mail.~ DANVILLE B.N.Robinson & Cb, Coaticook, Que.Itis as Harmless as Soda tune to\u2018lose a valuable cow; it was | are \\visiting | ing' two or three weeks \u2018at the .home | a » 0 \u2018+ FOSS, Oity Ticket A pont 8 Bink Sherbrooke, returned hone.on Thurs- |.PROPERT , In Effect June 38th, uy, .; pt Ti eo - BOSTON \u2018HXPRESS\u2014Lèaves Shatin 7.00 a.m., arrives Quebec 12.18 à .daily, except Sunday.NEW YORK EXPRESS\u2014Leaws § brooke 9.25 a.m., arrives Quebe ; p.m., daily except Monday.PORTLAND EXPRESS \u2014 Lew i brooke\u2018 4.00 p.m., arvives Qube! p.m., daily except Sunday.ACCOMMODATION TRAIN \u2014.Sherbrooke, 8.55 p.m., arrives \u201cJct.3.55 a.m., daily except.Susy Also connecting trains on Meganty vision and Chaudiore Valley Brand For flue-tables ¢ further | app to any o e com > E.O.Grundy, G.F, and }.Sherbrqoke.RAILW a SYST À > RIDE : Alaske,- Yukon Pacific Rapa SEATTLE, WASH., JUNE l-& 16, 1909.| Round \u2018trip tickets on miu r Sept., 30th.Return; limit, Oct.à 1909.Fare from Sherbrooke, A \"CHEAP WEEK END FARE | } - Montreal, .$3.30; Quebec, F: Point Levis, $3.75, = - Going Saturday or : Sunday, ni ; ind by any train the following kL days.\u2014 For \u201cfull particulars ~ Se 4 Square.-., : Wm, Harrison; -Station- Agents; \u2014 :.Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposiis, § Seattle, Wash., June : let to 4 16th, 1909.Round trip first class tickets vi sold until Sept.30th .:\u2026: Fare from Sherbrooke Ger oo to Vancaquver, B.C., AN .Victoria, B.C., Seattle, $ Wash., am} 90.Portland, Ore: cre one see 1° + San \u2014 Francisc d 1 \u2018Los Angelus, Cal., ne $1056.| 9 .Homeseeker\u2019s Excursit |.TO CANADIAN NORTH-WÉI KR July 27th, Aug.10th and 26h, Tth and 21'st.Tor \"sixty days.\u2019 ; E.H.SEWELL, City Pass.) Art Building, Sherbrooks FY \"WE INSURE ALL KINDS 0 ff , | À Fa .pe including ; Saw Mnus, Gris Mu ES / Lumser & PuLe-woop, PR | {Hobson & Southwi{; S.& 8.Mutual Bldg, Sh provi Optical Goods rue STAZON strloty up-to-date JS comfortable correct fitting reasanable prices go Lo H.J.LABEREE, The Jeweller, Léssé L UMBE } I BUY and SELL all ki 3 \u2014Pine, Spruce, où ré Basswood, Birch ete.C.A.SPENCER i \u201cADVS.| HE FAIR DANVILLE'S FASHION STORE $1.00 each.Three days only.THE FAIR, and Mrs.G.Flaws; Mr.J.IL.Lemay | Arrivals and departures: Mrs, Alex-' Delaney to Montreal: Mr.and Mrs and bride home from \u2018their honey- ander Douglas and Mr.E.R.Douy-' We J.Ewing after a pleasant tour ,moon; Norman Planche home from [las opened up their camp at \u2018\u2018Doug- through the United Staïes.\u2018 the Protestont Hospital, Sherbrooke, las Cliff\u201d Woodlands; Mr.© Douglas | Quite a number of fapmers around s = : ; Av te er Cl de Eee, A ' Ted pat abl AR a pn le WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY We will offer for sule all of our Men\u2019s Straw Tats.at exactly See our window, Station street The biggest bargain ever geen.DANVILLE.55 St.Francois Xavier Street, MON 8 P.C.DuBOYCEF, Notary, Commissioner, af 3 Cowansvilie and Dupham Sherbrooke Dally Ri \u2018Subscriptions, advertisements soi oY ftems received and given promp , | tion.c ent per .# ; Low'Tates, \u201cTickets « - - Nows ten] tons may following bra (receive immed! Items of new | readu ow sville: - Ooaticook:\u2014 - Gompton:\u2014 M Stanstehd:- \u201c- Richmond:\u2014) Senior fire \u201cDanvtile:\u2014M: owitan:-\u2014 - Waterloo:\u2014G Cookahire:\u2014 West Shefford Laie Mègan: Rury:\u2014Mra.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Td \"Mrs.Bert Dénville with Mr.and M Carrol of M Mrs.Geo.lL.Lest; and Mr Leet, at Mr.Asbestos, wet Miss Agnes working for: - ing out West she waë Visit last week pre Arrivals a: Mrs.W.J.| ers, and Mix real guests a colet Falls ; SX den\u2019 of Bert Olneys accompanied Crack, and who has sp his uncle an Frank, O.!! .of Manches Monday to W.Kent an B.F.Qlneys be -xBhe Ladie \u2019Chüroh mat \u201cIle Dawson q< .pleasant aft \u201clis in this wire fence.Arrivals al Mr.and Mr - boro were ii = attended the tre; Mrs.Mrs.\u2018Calvin Twin Mount Colebrooke ; DesRochers, Kliza Turner Cookshire ; Walter, Lea lay and Montreal h: to Sawyerv ing on old Mr.L.H.+ purchased f his saw mil \u2018soon.He a! ing house if .Recent vi William Lo B.Van Ant Mrs.Mel H.,; Mrs, ving McCall Cabe of guests at t Mrs.J.F Saturday.B Mr.and \u201d - Montreal n at the \u2018\u201cR: MacDonald\u2019 The Rev.Jane M.By Pratt were \u2014 Arrivals Morrison, uncle's, Mr C.H.Ma, \u201citing her | Nob of } Kay, of friend, of .and Mrs.4 McKay wai .Angus Co last week: was at his \u2018Mr.D.I.his uncle's Arrivals and Mrs.} (ren of Om here ; Mr.from St.\u201c Sivertan, brother; M Chainey D r.and \\ Matthews.and Mrs, E- | 0 | cess styles \u2018ces range a at Once.+ pa Sais ten STABLE 28th, 1000, \u2014Leaves Sherbrog, \u2018 luebec 12.15 P.a (ESS\u2014Leaves Sd rrives - Quebee 18 Monday.383- \u2014 Leaves Bin arrives Quebes 9.5 sunday.TRAIN \u2014.m., arrives Tan iv eXcept S ins on Megantic D e Valley Branch Be further 3 \u201ccompany's ageny, y» G.F.and P.4, A RAILWAY IN SYSTEM Pacific Expositim.JUNE 1-0, 1909.wets oh sale wi n limit, Oct.3s, \u2018herbrooke, $904.END FARES, »; .Quebec, $M; or Sanday, stun the following Mo s apply to-0.L A gent, à Strathon CIFICE cific Exposition | june 1st to 0d class tickets will 2th Co ~ Le 153 590.54 f= $106.16 \"Vs Excursioss .NORTH-WEST \u2018ith and 24th, Set \u201crates.Tickets go M City Pass.Mt M, Sherbrooke ERTY ding (irist Mis, ¥ ULP-Woop, Es £5 outhwool ldg., Sherbrooks Goods: - - .i:tly up-to-date.fitting ~~ glasses Lo Jeweller, Lennexvilé BEF ELL all kinds.ce, Hemlock rch etc.PENCER | uBOYCÉ, missioner, et y Dupham Dally record rtisements ot ytven- prompt * + \u201d _.a +; = ., Ë - : | fo - ecriptioas , .accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary a « + PR : The C.P, R.line in this vicinity by a new Page - \u2018The Daily Record \" gHEERBROOKE RECORD TH, ' Printers and Publishera.Print ny, at 106 and 108 Wellings Sherbrooke.son Street.TION PRICE wtrict SUBSCRIPT in y 8 advance dress in to any ac 2 in, nd the Great Brit 00; six months, $1.00; three one year, ts; one month, 20 cents.ou address, in the Eastern Townships by 8 Soar oh 810, or hold sate recaution to use express Prders or register letter.; recelvod after 6 Am _\u2014 Cards of Thanks, not sxceeding - 80 \" mords, 50c.Ubituary Poetry, 10c las Roadiñ Notices, 8c.per word.NGES of advertisement should he in the bands of the printers tejoek a.m, \u201cof the day of publication to.5 insertion, No changes guaranteed | Circulation DAILY RECORD.Circulation statement for week end- i Cy 17,.1909 2.nn vue eee 8,900 onday ac.wee esesevestesy dears vou y T uesday nadssrceu veuves ous sassosers 8 ,850 Wednesday ocr nnn ne ne 8,880 Thursday .J.eee eeoses rsenens 8,975 Friday \u2018\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.ones seve onvsvere : 8,865 Saturday cece ere FE ,\u2026\u2026 9,025 { \u201cTotal \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.vsvrenrer see eens 53,495 \u2018BRANCH OFFICES Of the Sherbrooke Daily Record Items, Advertisements, Sub- \u2018may be left at any of the following branch offices, anc: they\u2019.wii: \\geceive immediate attention.Items of news are specially solicited trom all readers -of this paper.owansville:\u2014P, O.Duboyce, Notary; Coaticook:\u2014R, Becker.Compton:\u2014Miss N.P.Bliss Stanstead:\u2014F.A.Beerworth.Richmond:\u2014Miss KE.McCourt.Button:\u2014Vm- Brown.serie a dtord:\u2014Fran .8, Bec ville:\u2014Biss Ruby A.PhilbricE; Enowltan:\u2014Miss Bessie À.Godue.Waterloo A Bottoms.0 re'\u2014F.A, .Woot Sheflord:\u2014P.M.Hayes, Lake Megantic:\u2014May E.Jones.Bury: \u2014Mrs.Ged.Sawyer.: News \u2014 CASTLEBAR.Mrs.Bert Webb is seriously ill in Dariville with erysipelas.Mr.and Mrs.F.O.Hale and son Carrol of Manchester, N.H., Mr: and Mrs.Geo.Lodge, Sr, Mrs.E.M.Leet, and Mr.Curtis, and Miss + Olive Leet, at Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Morrills, Asbestos, were here on Saturday.Miss Agnes Tisdell .who was been working for Mrs.\u2018 James Wilson is going out West with them a little later, she was visiting at, Mr.8S.A.Olneys last week previous to her departure.Arrivals and departures include : \u2014 Mrs.W.J.Barlow and little daughters, and Miss Laura Hebert of Montreal guests at Mr.Curtis Barlows Ni- colet Falls ; Mr.Charles Horan guest of Curtis Leet \u2018Pine Grove\u201d on :Friday ; Mrs.Robert Stewart and son Gorden of Montreal guest at Mr.Bert Olneys and returned.on Sunday, Crack, and\u2018 Master Donglas Stewart, who has spent several months .with his uncle and aunt; Mr.and Mrs.Frank, 0.Hale and little son Carrol of Manchester, N.H., returned on Monday to their home ; Mr.and Mrs.W.Kent and son at Mr.and, Mrs.B.F.Olneys on Saturday.Le + re ~~ BURY.\u2018The Ladies Gould of St.Thomas Church met at the home of Mrs.Wil- \u201cIie Dawson on Thursday last.À very pleasant afternoon was passed and a goodly number were present.are - improving their : wire fence.7 .s 2 \u201cMrs.Calvin and Mrs.Noel Rines Arrivals and departures includes :\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Barter of Rand- boro-were in town\u2019over Sunday and attended the funeral of Mrs.Sylvestre; Mrs.John Uease Martinville ; oO Twin Mountain ; Mr.Barney - Reeves, Colebrooke ; Mrs.F.Jackson and Mrs.| DesRochers, Miss Ethel Jackson, Miss Eliza.Turner and Mr.Gorden Turner Cookshire ; Mrs.Wm.Wilson and son Walter, Learned Plain ; Mrs.B.Green- lay and sister Miss L.Overing of Montreal have returned from a\u201d visit to Sawyerville where they were calling on old friends.[| Mr.L.H.Martin, of Cookshire, has purchased from Mr.A.B.Hunt, M.P., his saw mill and will take pessession.soon.He also intends erecting a dwelling house in the near future.a \u2014t .\"DUNHAM.Recent visitors here include : Messrs.Willlam\u2014Lgrd of Sherbrooke ; Charles B.Van Antwerp of Frelighsburg.Mrs.MçCabe, sr., of Manchester, N.H.,; Mis.John McCabe, Mrs.J.Irving McCabe and Mrs.William Mec- Cabe of Cowansville, were recent guests at the home of Mrs.Wood.Mrs.J.F.Yeats was in Cowansville Saturday.qe Mr.and Mrs.Norman MacDonald of Montreal are having a short holiday |.at the \u2018\u2018Retreat\u2019\u2019, the home of Mrs.MacDonald\u2019s mother.The Rev.H.Plaisted, M.A.; Miss \u2018Jane M.Brown and \u2018Mr.John R.Pratt were in Cowansville last week.- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- RED MOUNTAIN.Arrivals \u2018and departures: Miss Jennie | Morrison, Scotstown, Was at her uncle\u2019s, Mr.D, Gillies,\u201d this week; Mrs.C.H.Mayhew and daughter were visiting her brother and sisters; Mr.John Noble, of Parkhill, Ont., and Mrs, E.McKay, of Scotstown, Miss Smith and friend, of Winslow, were guests at Mr.\u201cand Mrs.A.G.McKay's: Mr.Johnnie McKay was at Megantic this week; Mr.\u201cAngus Cowan was here buying cattle last week; Dr.Smith, of Scotstown, was at his parents for a day recently; Mr.D.I Mc \u2018at his uncle\u2019s, .McDonald's.+ - KINGSEY, .Arrivals and departures are: Mr.and Mrs, Fred Towne and three child: ren of Omaha, Neh., visiting relatives\u2019 here ; Mr.Daniel Towne returned home from St.Hyacinthe ; Mrs.J.Cross, Ulverton, spending some time with her brother, Mr.R.R.Brard ; Mr.Philip Chainey Danville guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.Chainey ; Mr.George Matthews Kingsey Falls guest of Mr.8nd Mrs, A.W.Doyle over Sunday.published \u2018every aftermoom, } anada,.| United Btates, a ox post affice] before 8; | 8nnounced to be held with Mrs.{trouble and \u2018is under the care of ; Mansonville physician; Messrs.Miss Sibyl State, formerly of Dunkin, and daugh- tof his parents, Mr.nald, of Weedon, is at SHERBROUKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, JULY 19, 190$, \u2014 \u2014 _\u2014.CURRENT EVENTS OF THE DAY\u2014 - COMINGS AND\u2019 GOINGS oF .PEOPLE, SUTTON ~~ * HF.: x Mr.Alec Comeau, Sr, who got a bad injury by Ialling the past autumn is nearly laid up from the effects of the injury and suffers great bodily Pain in; his arm and shoulder as well.Mr.vi Godue, of - this who celebrated his 93rd.birthday in March last, was about the village on Saturday making cals and _.in the hest of health.He has employed himself recently in doing some saw fileing \u2018 to perfection: Long may the old gentleman live d enj i J good heat, and enjoy his present, three months old baby } i to Mr.and Mrs.Moses Poe | Glen Sutton, died recently of whooping cough and was brought here for \u2018burial.=: I |.Mr.L.L.Jenwe was ill all the past | week and was thus unable to look ai- J \u2018j ter the work on his new cottage going up at Brome Lake.: i : Mr.Leroy- Reynolds went to Montreal to the Royal Victoria Hospital on Wednesday to he treated for an at- \u2018tack of blood poison in his face.He was: accompanied by Dr.Macdonald, and Mrs.Reynolds went Sunday to see her husband.- < .The Adventist 'Ladies\u2019 Aid that was A.Wallace the present week has for sufficient reason been postponed ta.a lat- ér date not yet decided on.\u2018 Mr.R.P.Buzzell, manager of the E.T.Bank, left on Thursday for his well earned.holidays to Old Orchard Beach.His place here being taken b Mr.E.P.Gomery, from the head - of fice, Sherbrooke, + : Mrs.Almon Stanhope, recently from Knowlton, is very ill with a bronchial a physician since Monday.- Mr.George A.Shepard and wife and son, Jack, from Farnham, who have been spending a fortnight at Brome Lake since the death of their oldest son, are stopping with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Shepard, for a few days._They will return to- the lake for anothèr week after which Mr.Shepard hopes to be able to resume his.travels.Much sympathy is felt.for this worthy couple.in Sutton for the untimely death of their promising eight-year-old son some: four weeks ago.: ecent arrivals and departures include: Mrs.Wm.Hawley and -grand- \u2018Bon, Percy Hawley, of Dunkin, visiting \u2018Sutton friends; Dr.Paintin, from Saskatchewan, .formerly a leading Walter - and Arthur Hicky, from Brome Lake making a\u2019 good catch -of Eleanor Courser, from Manchester, N.-H., to her home, Glen Sutton, called by the poor health of her mother,Mrs.Æ.-Courser, Mr.L.L.MeClarty and the Misses Mary Macfarlane and Evelyn Iiafleur to Glen Sutton on Friday; nolds,\u2019 from New York ter of the late Rev.Reynolds, of Pot- ton, a guest of Mrs.Mary Eastman and other friends.in the east part of the town; Mrs.Edgar Jones and son, Lawrence, from, Manchester, N.H., ts of her husband\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Clark J.Jones, Glen Sutton and of her father, Mr.O.Titus, ol Dunkin; the Misses Eva and Ada Hurl- burt on Monday night to Bismark 'and Braddock, North Dakota, for a few months; Mr.John Gendron and his sister, Clara, of Pigeon Hill, guests at Mr.John Gendron\u2019s on Saturday; Miss Addie Sweet to Magog a guest of her uncle, Mr.Martin Sweet's; Miss Flora Sweet to Mont real a guest - at Mr.W.Longway's; Messrs.¥.P.Draper, of Montreal, calling -on old friends here on Satur day; Mrs.S.L.Elkins and son, of Boston, Mass., \u2018calling on friends in.Mansonville and- North Troy, Vt.: on the 12th for a few days visit tc friends; Mr.Clinton Carr and wife, of Farnham, here over Saturday = night and Sunday; Mr.E.c.Curley, of the ebec Bank, of Farnham, a ome o 4 and Mrs.Wm.Curley on Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Brome, guests on Sunday of Mr.H.J.and Mr.\u2018and Mrs A.J.Hurlburt; Mr.and Mrs.Wm.\u201cSears at West Bolton over Sunday; Sturtevant, of] field and Hiram Mills, of Megantic, home on Sunday; Miss Gertrude | Smith, a teacher in the Karl Grey School, a guest of Mrs.Carrie LL.Boright; Mr.\u201d B.L.Reid from a visit to Newport, Vt.; Mr.Harold Davidson, of Woodsville, N.H., a guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.James McNeil; Mrs.John B., of Sutton Jet., here on Mon- dor Hen H.W.Elder, of Farnham.here \u2018 on Monday; Mrs I.V.Hayes and daughters, Janie and Laura, o West Shefford, guests at L.L.Me Clarty\u2019s, going to Potton Springs with Mr.MeClarty and family on Sun day.10 4\u2014 .KNOWLTON ; Mr.Kenneth Mitchell is spending 8 few days in Granby.In his absenc« Mr.Robertson, of Waterloo, will.assist Mr.F.W.Williams at the ice cream parlor.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Barr, who has been visiting Mr.\u2018Mrs.Geo.Robb, returned .home Gianby on Saturday, accompanied Miss Mollie Robb; Mr.E.Parker, and to by of the Lake View House Mr.Woodley, of Montreal, is spending a few days with his family; Mr.F.Boright, of Sutton.is a patient at the Sanitarium Messrs.D.Finley, H.Whittey, Baillie at Camp- Mohawk for end: Mrs.Reid, Montreal, arrived at the Mr.Clarence.Stone\u2019 with for the week end; Messrs.: 4 a land's; village, and it is said that the work was done i fish; Mise} Rev.J.H.Fowler, M.A., to Windsor f \u2018Messrs.A.A.Winchester, C.H.Chat- and wife Gordon \u2018Montreal, is spending his \u2018holidays at.Sanitarium to undergo treatment: she f was accompanied by the Misses Reid: [ his\u2019 parents Bell, - Whit- Mr.Harriet, Ottawa, spent the week end at the Lake View House; Mr.H, Nutting, Waterloo, days here; Mr.and Mrs.Morrison, Foster,.at Mr.A.E.Savage's; Messrs.Ralston and Wing, of Sutton, here on Sunday; Rev.Mr.England and fami- ; Miss Mabel Carter visiting ly, of Richmond, at Mr.Israel Eng-, friends in Hamilton; Miss Ethel Lamb returned to Montreal on Monday after spending a few wéeks on the Island, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Nicholl\u2019s.Miss Sarah Walters, who\u201c underwen an operation at the Homeopathic Hod pital a short time ago, arrived at dr! MeLaughlin\u2019s on Saturday.: The Parochial .-Guild of St.Paul's Church will meet on Wednesday at.2.80 pim.at the residence of Mrs.William Godue, .Mrs.Geo.Robb, br., returned home Sunday from the Sgnitarium.- © Several autos visited .Knowlton on Sunday.Among them was noticed a three seated car from Montreal with Mr.Frank Lafleur as chaffeur.- - Posters are out for a tent show be ginning the 26th for a week.The party who has been camping on Eagle Island for the past two weeks, broke up camp on Monday\u2019 after having enjoyed a very pleasant outing.WEST SHEFFORD.Mr.A.H.Hurlburt, of the E.T.Bank, is taking his holidays.Mr.Parent, of Montreal, is taking his , place in x get, L .Mr.W.Stevenson, of Mon Mr, ind Mrs.L, Harvey, of FarahanS Corner, and Miss F.Scott, of Iron Hill,\u201d were recent guests -of Mr.and Mrs.W.Robinson.LL , Mr.E.Livingston,.of Swanton, Vi.is visiting his old friends here.Mr.and Mrs.P.M.Hayes were in Knowlton over Sunday.- Mr.Jas.A.Hayes, of .Ottawa, Spending a few days.with his parents.- Miss Janet Wallace, of Granby, was the guest of her cousins, the Misses \u2018Blackwood, for a few days.Mr.and Mrs! C.E.Hayes Sunday with friends in Farnham, : Mr Arthur Bryson, of Montreal, is spent \u2018Spent Sunday in town.* Mr, Clarence Kelly, of the E.T.Bank, Magog, formerly of this branch, vas in town on Sunday.\u201c Mrs.F.V.Hayes and two daugh- \u2018ters\u2019 returned home on Monday from Sutton, where they had been visiting \u2018riends.> Mrs.Thos.McMahon and two daugh- \u201cders, of St.Joachim, were guests of Mr.J.P.MeMahon.\u201c! Mr, H.E.Bienvenue, of Knowlton, was in town on Sunday., Mr.Z, S.Lawrence, who has \u2018in Guelph, Ont., for several days \u201cjusiness, has returned home, ~ The Farnham Tennis Club did mot ome up for the match on Saturday on actount of the rain.: meeffprreenstmratetetaaad) SOUTH STUKELY.Recent arrivals here include: Mrs.Holmes, of Worcester, Mass.; Mr.C.\u2018l'urner and Mr.H, Turner, of Knowl- \u201cton, at Mr.D.Stone\u2019s; Mrs.FE.VW.\u2018Martin, of Attleboro, Mgss., at Mr.-W.\u2019K.Knowlton\u2019s; Mr.L.Drew, of iAyer\u2019s Cliff, and Mr.G.Drew, ot areenfield, Mass., at Mr.F.S.Mar- \u2018tins; Mrs.Wm.Allen, of \u2018Foster, at Mr.C.M, Spencer's; Mr.Jim Peters, of Farnham, at Mr.J.H.Peter's; El- \u2018den Skinner, of Fitch Bay; Mr, Marshall :Inngman, of Baldwin's ~ Mills; Mrs.\u2019 Minnie Johnston, of Waterloo, and Mr.\u201cFilbert Johnston, of Montreal.\u2026 At the last meeting of the school + .ommissioners, Mr.A.A.Sargent was elected chairman of the board for the ensuing year.The audit made and .submitted by Mr.S.Marshall, sec.- treas., for West Bolton.Mr.Marshall was appointed auditor fon the year been on $s 1009-10.The application of Miss Flo- } | rence Peters for No.4 school was ac- \u201cepted, term to begin asst week in .August.The board has received _a' krrant ol $100 from the .Provincial Go- :ernment, which will be laid out for improvement of school buildings, etc.À special meeting will be held on \u2018August 7th to homologate the collection roll.The Ladies\u2019 Aid will meet on the 24th with Mrs.C.M.Spencer.: Messrs.J.C.Spencer and VW.W.Phelps attended the Odd Fellows\u2019 churgh parade at Knowlton on (Sunday last, > 7 | SUTTON JUNCTION.| Mrs.J.Wallace and son, of Lowell, Mass., are vigiting at Mr.W.KR.Safford\u2019s and will leave Monday fo Waterloo.Miss Crowell left for home Friday alter a week here with Misses Ella \u2018Sweet and Jessie Emerson.Dr.Frank Page and daughter, Mrs.| F Dobson, of Troy, Vt., spent at A.W.Westover\u2019s._\u2014 \"= Mn.S.P.Safford and wife, Mys.W.Rand and Mrs.M.G.Safford went \u2018to Granby Monday and back Tuesday.Mrs.and Miss Johnston, of St.\u2018Ldonard\u2019s England, Mrs.C.B.Jamie- son, of Bedford, Miss Macfie, of Clar- enceville, Mrs.M.FE.and Marjorie Baker spent a day recently at Mr.M.G.Safford\u2019s.: ; Mr.and Mrs.Cass, with Helen and Bobbie, have returned from a week } with relatives in Gaspe.; Miss Helen Bowker, of Granby, and Miss Willey, -of Ahercorn, were calling m friends Friday.Sunday_ Mr.and Mrs.F.Darrah and.Doro- } hy, of Brome, and Dennis Draper, of ; Tontreal, sent Sunday at Mr.J.C.Draper's.A few farmers have commenced hay- \u2018ing.The crop is below the average.WATERLOO, Arrivals and departures: Mr.A.Booth, from Winnipeg,\" w!o.las\u2018 been | § spending his holidays with his mother, | } KF returpéd ori Sunday; Mr.and J Hall and family, of Montreal, Mrs.who have been guests of Mrs.1.1.Brown, } J returned to their home Sailwnvlay; Mrs.| - J EB.B.Scott and son, from Sherbrooke, the week are visiting at the home nf Mr.Sam- | uel Price; Mr.and Mrs.P.E.Lewis, Miss Laura and \"Master Raymond | gone to Abenakis Springs fog a dew LU * spending a few |.\u2018| the week-end with Farnham Lewis, of Frelighsburg, are viciting | friends in tewn: Mr.B.A.Jlaskell has | that he is now convalescent.Mrs.P ve is not considered.ont of dan- y : CS si (ii Ie .A + ha - GRANBY.iss Blanche Hart leaves on Wed n it, her uncie for an indefinite time.Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Giddings spent the week-end at Knowlton, the guest: of Mr.and Mrs.Frederick Knowlton.\u2018Mr.M.E.Bowker has gone out o the livery business, which he has con: ducted successfully for several years.Everything coïmecte with the busi ness was sold at public auction\u2019 or turdey and realized fair prices.Mr mk Hurlburd, of East Farnham acted as auctioneer.on iss Marian Robb, of Knowlton, i: guest of Mrs.John Barr.Mr.Clarence Buzzell, of the E.T | Bank stäff, is talfing a two weeks hol day and left for New York on Thurs ay.; Mr.and Mrs.George Norris returned on Saturday from a pleasant trip tc Knowlton, Magog, Georgeville, New port and Rock Island.: Miss Ruth Standish, of Greenfield Mass., and Mrs.Martin are guests .o Mr.and Mrs.M.Standish.: .PHILTPSBURG.The Ladies Guild will meet wit: Mrs.L.Deuel on Thursday afternoo: of this.week.: Arrivals and departures: The Misse: Shuter, of Montreal, are at the Lom of Mr.L.V.Deuel for a month ; Mis: Evelyn Crothers, of Boston, at Mrs Mary Crother\u2019s; Mr.and Mrs.Walke and little daughter Hazel, of North ampton, Mass, are Visitmg friends anc - relatives for two weeks; Mr.Joh Deuel and Miss Effie Solomon spent \u201cCentr friends; Mr.and Mrs.P.H, Hauver of the Ottawa Hotel, Cowansville, vis ited Mr.i A.Hungerford, Swanton + bo ¥t., a couple of days and on \u2018their re \u2018turn\u2019 called at the home of Mr 1 Deuel; Mr.J.M.Ferris, General Pass enger Agent for the Rutland road, home for Sunday, Mr.Ernest Crothers has just Lough a four-year-old horse which promise to le one of the finest driving horse \u2018in St.Armand East or West.- | me re doe FARNHAM CENTRE.Arrivals and departures include: Dr and \u2018Mrs.Rondeau, of Montreal, Mr and Mrs.C.Martin, of Waterloo, wert in town on Saturday and Sunday 1 their fine large motor car, the * guest: of Mr.and Mrs.Adam Ciark, sr.; Mr |, B.Deuel and Misa E.; A.Solomoi spent Saturday and Sunday at Mrs.Fe: A.Powers; Mrs.Apt.Clement was.called suddenly to Knowlton on ac: count of the serious illness of her sis ter; Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Powers anc Miss Margaret are spending a few oaya with relatives in Sweetshurg, .The members of the Ladies\u2019 Aid arc to hokl a laun social on Mr.Jas Hamilton\u2019s lawn Tuesday evening August: 3rd.© A good programme i: being: arranged and all are cordially invited to attend.+ Co \u2018ABBOTSFORD.Arrivals: Mrs.Mitohell \u2018from the Knowlton Sanitarium, where she ha: been spending a few weeks; Mrs.New ell Fisk, of Montreal spending the summer at her home here; Mrs, - Howel - and family, of Montreal, spending the summer at \u2018\u2018Craigielea;\u201d\u2019 Mrs.Munro and children, of Montreal, at = Mrs CG.O.Fisk's; Mrs.and Miss Rice, o Dorchester, Mass., the guests of Mrs Gillespie recently.| Departures: Mrs.Barnes in Montrea for a couple of days; Miss Farrington \u2018of Manchester, Mass., who has\u2019 bee spending a few weeks at her .uncle\u2019s Mr.Gillespie's, to her home.A very largely attended tennis ter was given at the Rectory on Tuesda) evening.20 | \u2018BRIGHAM.Arrivals and departures: Mrs, Tal jhot, -of Warden, gn recent guest of he; daughter, Mrs.Dougall; Mrs.More) spending a week at Granby with he.sister, Mrs.Fuller; Mr.J.H.Sm to Montreal on Saturday; Mr.Geo Smith, of Montreal, spending a fort night with his parents here; Mr.H.S.Hawthorne, of Westmount, a week-en« guest at The Maples; Mrs.F.H.Put tenham, of Westmount, a week-en: guest of Miss Saxe, Mrs.T.J.Carte) and family, of Richford, Vt., spending a few days at Mr.W.Carter's; Miss Grace Hawthorne and Master Walter Hawthorne, of Montreal, the guests o their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.W.Carter, at Stanbridge East; Mr.Cam spending Thursday - at East Farnham FOSTER Arrivals: Mr.P.Hillhouse, of Mar Lbleton; Mr.Douglas Hunter, of Enos burg Falls, Vt; Mr.W.H.Smith, L Mr.C.Craven, Mr.C.Scurver, Mr.| Henry Robinson, of Montreal; Mr.ana Mes.C.E.Tenny and Mr.S.DIrice, of Waterloo; Mr.A.P.UHillhouse, Mr.J.Joyal, Mr.J.O\u2019Hearn, Mr.O Streeter, of .Bondville.Mrs.J.H.Odette, who has been Vis .iting relatives here for the past few \u2018weeks, returned to her home in Wor [cester on Saturday last.; Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Proctor are visiting relatives in St.John\u2019s and else where this wéek.SOUTH GRANBY.Arrivals: Mr.and Mrs.Luther Wayes, of Fulford, Rev.G.A.Mason, of West \u2018Shefford, Mr.Willie Graves, of Ful ral i i Lasts Longer\u2014\u2014 .du en | Tlie neWincréased ased size is ~ thesame excellent quality.ay for Kansas, where shé will vis @ 2i the staff ¥ \u2018ars.Mr.J.R.Carter, who is in very poor laealth.: ' Not many of the farmers in this vi- sinity have commenced haying yet.Crops, especially corn\u2019 and potatoes, ÿ are looking fine.COWANSVILLE, 4 Mrs.A.E.Ross left Tuesday morning for St.Johns and Montreal to visit friends.; : Mr.Nelson Buzzell is having extensive repairs made to the dam gat the Freeport shops of the Canadian Dairy Jtensil Company.{ Rev.A.T.Jones and Mr.A.L.McClatchie took à trip to Iron, Hill last week, and Mr.Jones was greatly impressed by the beaut ful scenery of that District.5 Recent visitors here include : Messrs.day Sturgeon of Farnham; \u2018Donald ITawk of the E.-T.Bank Sutton and A.W.Ross of the Lake of the Woods Milling Company, Montreal spending he week-end here.; Mr.E: W.Westover was at Brome Lake fof the week-end.Mr.L.Keith Allen of West Shefford vas here on Sunday.= * The Louzon Show which gave entertainment each night last week un- ler a tênt, on Senator Baker\u2019s vacant lot on South Street, stimulated wusiness by a popularity contest he- sween certain young girls of Cowans- lle and Sweetsburg.The winner was Miss Lilian Harden, daughter of Mr.James Harden of this place, the prize \u2018eing a gold watch.Mr.Harden is aturally very grateful to his friends \u2018or the support which they gave.his laughter.: .Mr.and Mrs.Allan Beauchamp of \u2018Montreal .were the recent guests of [ \u201cheir sister, Mrs.\u201d A.E.Ross for three ar four days.= Miss Lawrencé and Mr.Rogerson \u2018Lawrence took a trip to Frelighsburg on Saturday.\u2019 | The many friends of Mr.snd Mrs.J.E.herridge, \u2018formerly of this place, out now of Frelighsburg, will regret \u2018o learn that their children, Miss Mar- | guerite and Master Arthur Kerridge, jare ill, .Mr.Goodwin of Montreal is stopping ia few days at Mr.H.H.Scott's; \u2018Miss Bignall of Montreal is the guest df her sister, Mrs.A, I Jones at the Methodist Parsonage.© Mrs.Longfellow and two children wre visiting, friends in Boston.Mr.and Mrs; George McGarry of Montreal were guests of Mr, and Mrs.Job.W.Taylor aver the week-end.Mr.and Mrs.Lewis l\u2019arsons were in ÿ Sütton last week' visiting Mr.Far sons\u2019 father.: : : On Friday next, from four until nine :».m.à big food sale will take place it the Methodist Church, where ice- rream, cake and other refreshments will likewise he served.This is to ake the place of the annual \u201cParty which the Church in question lecided to forego this summer.\" Mr.Fred Batcheller of the E.\"I.| Bank, Bedford, is visiting friends in town for a few days.He was formerly here and made many .riends._ _ : On Thursday evening there will be a Lorayer meeting in the Methodist Church.Mr.and Mrs.Evans and young son are guests of Mr.and Mrs.Russel l'aber.\u2019 i The trustces of the Methodist Church | have sold the old building and the \u2018ot on it for the*sum of $1600 to Mr.-W.Thomas Wilkinson, of East Farn- \u201cham, and they have bought the W.IT.ifuller property on William Street with \u2018quite a number of moveable effects or the sum of twenty-six hundred dol- Mr.Fuller 13 to make certain \u2018epairs on the second storey of the ropérty.; rere BROME' CENTRE.\"Arrivals: Mr.Horner, of Montreal, \u201cspending the week-end with his family at Way Side Inn; Mr.Wilson and Miss Verkins, of Farnam\u2019s Corner, at Mr.jalen Vernal's on Sunday; Miss Lucia vernal home from Farnham; Mr, ang Mrs.Chartes Libby, of Brome, at Mr.'(.E.Libby's; Mr.and Mrs.~ James Armstrong spent Saturday in War- len; Mrs.Arthur Fitchette, of Boston, C's visiting her aunt, Mrs.L.J.Marsh Miss Edith Boonville, of East Hamp- \"len, Mass., and Miss Royea, of Water- oo, are spending a few days at Mr.\"Leon Boonville's; Mr.and Mrs, Geo.Juintan spent Sunday at West Shef- iord, the guests of Mr.and Mrs, John McMahon.KINGSBURY.- The arrivals and departures are: Mr.Crombie, from Boston, with Mr.Geo.Crombie, from-Knowlton, for a few days; Mr, Williamson, Mr.and Mrs.Newton, Mrs.R.Frank and family, Mrs.Pease and family, Miss llattie Watson, Mr.James Kerr, Miss Illen Mclean, Miss Susie Torrence, from Brompton Lake; Rev.H.C.Sutherland home for Sunday on his way to Nicolet Lake, where he will speud the \u2018remaining.two weeks of his bolidays ; Miss C.Waters to Eastman; Mrs.How- ard, of New York, with Mr.and Mrs, | Broderick; Mrs.W.Broderick to \u2018 her home from Windsor Mills.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 EAST DUNHAM.Arrivals include: Mr.William Jenne, of Abercorn, guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Townsend; Mr.A.Carter, of Fordyce, calling on friends; Mr.Samuel Griggs, of Mansonville; Mr.17, J.Lee, of West Sutton, Mr.W.F.Lee, sf Dunboro; Mr.W.K.McKeown, - of Sweetsburg.| ; : Mr.J.O.Gleason\u2019s large barn is nearly completed.A few in this section have haying: Mr.Eylmer Wing, and son Clarence are moving from East Richford, Vt, into Mrs.Lena Perry's house.EASTMAN.Miss Uldera Ledoux arrived on Saturday last and wilt spend a week in town with her brothers and relatives.(For further Bedford District News see 7 begun pe) other pages.) - Lawn | and service, J.A.WIGGETT & CO.Opposite Court House, PARISIAN SAGE A splendid hair dressing and tonic, For removal of Dandruff, Prevents Falling Hair.Women who desire beautiful fluffy hair should use Parisian Sage daily.cme : PAGE THRE, EN A Ji Tint at sofort, pee, 7 4.1 : Gl Rl oy, Finley at Camp Mobawk fbr Ake § weeks: Messrs.: St ars} ford, at .J.Ro Robiasou's; Mr.e : sp HET J week end; Miss Thomas is a guest at |W) P.Hughes, feo at Marchal ue land Mrs.Charles Smith, ci (Gunby, 66 \u2019 \u2018 p co} LA ¢ IR J the Lake View House; Mr.and Mrs.[in town Saturday calling on érlends : Fat Mr.Henry Ryders; Me.and Mis, 1 e S j 04 à à » Eugene Gingras visiting Mr.E.Gin- Miss Ivy Alford has gone to Montreal Walter Noyes, of Farnham, visiting\u2019 EE Rg \"RAS 8 Tie gras; Mr.Granger spending his holi- | {o| undergo an operation for apperdi- their mother, Mrs.L.B.Noyes; Mr.|.1 99 IFR ES days with his family at Mrs.Ban- eitis: Mr.and Ars.A.1, Soule left and Mrs.Homer Whitehead, of South 1 : ) du Wg =» joroft\u2019s; Mr.Blanchard spending a few |for St.Albans to spend a fes days stukely, at Mr.F.L.Carter's; Mr.J.- OCS y NB 12 Se : days , at h Camp Mohawk; Mr.May with relatives.; IR.Robinson is slowly recoveribg from : Ea A x spending the week end with his \u2018 sis\u201c ri £ Wr.Ald 1 severe attac measles.a nl hess 2e ng Pwd in WO ter; Mr.Morgan spending a few days P pe 5107 } re vor Wid Mr, and Mrs.F.I.Carter spent Fri- have ail the freshness and originality # 3 oa ue with Mr.L.E, Fay, all of Montreal; 4 phoid fever, will Le plensod to lean lay in Brigham visiting their :Uncle, of up-to-date style, with perfect fit # HE BAS 7\u201d \u20ac re 3 8e XML) La\u201d ra Lo .5 ERAS er Ed ds ie AL i HH RL PARENTS | OFTEN SAY I would give a thousand dollars if I had a few gnap.shots of my je children When they were young- 24, Sat, - LAKE ERIE 30, Fri., EMPRESS OF IRELAND 7; Sat» © LAKE\"MANITOBA 13, Fri, EMPRESS OF BRITAIN.Aug.21, Sat., LAKE: CHAMILAILN Aug.27, Fri.EMPRESS OF IRELAND, \u2018E.H, SEWELL, City Pass.Agent.July July Aug.\u2018Au, \\ 1 For sale by sters.= «À Don't bo like them.: - ° 0 to Griffith\u201d and see the N F.T.ANSELL, - big line of Cameras that you.Druggist and Stationer «can buy from One Dollar up.\u2019 SLL: y,_ 1 10 Strathcona Square.Griffith's Drug Store gs.\u2018 KODAK STORE, À | & à ; PNR er SE REA cour serres ex 12t Ww 3 - En A.Cr 3 Xl BRAS i y Developing.aud EE : | de 3 oo Zo (oct elit No JE fully apd promptly dane.1 sl :-24À w ROVAL man, « ||.Pe pi A | A ., = Bes 3.8% - g Cr\u2014tpag ll \u2014 - \u2014, @ pS RSR | = | © R55 ' © An TO LIVERPOOL | |e EASTERN TOWNSHIPS HOTELS $ AT: : n.coco.JOARNUAM-CANADA MOTEL: NEW, J Guests welcome.Rate.$1.J.Maguirag YRANBY\u2014WINDSOR HOTEL, T G' Lyuch Prop.roceritiy of Montreal \u2018AGOG, UNION HOUSN LE 5 W.furni f slieéte, ' ; ie = > Bk 5 ir = a «ll TEL - ; : \u2018 AR rg fen rte a - æ.; RRMODREL- Garceau & rer, * 3 A \" , re ue =.- ; ia \u2018 LA A fi on vy Le, Ré ; _ ot .% .A an 2° Nate.Poets.TL Ny LAL L : ; .- , : - a Loree a \u2026 + AA JPR æ - 7 Se \u2019 - ; ea - Le se = ws oa fw +e cu.- aa .À.a .= 2° ; @ 27 .ji .2 = ne e oe Ce A EE rT a ~\u2019 CETL RTT SET Cod - a ay laps.| = ; Pa » 20° de > ip rad ny A Ps \\ 2 oe] da Le : ; oy A i \u201d = 98780 ~ = A + Te ra , : rt a\u201d â ERT ag A 2 | oo Tt qi me ELEY?, py LC J h Al FA - an d voue > q % pe © hate SEETSBURG HOUSR.REMODELL- DEATHS .HAWLEY.\u2014At Montreal, July 8th, 1909, Harriet Melissa Hawley, wife of Augustus Hawley, Bury, died at the Western Hospital, Montreal, in her 69th year.SYLVESTRE.\u2014On Thursday, July 15th, 1909, at Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital, Jennie Sylvestre.in her 41st year, wife of Benjamin Sylvestre, of Bury, Que., after a.short illness.\u201d conne \u201c IN MEMORIAM, In Joving memory of my dear aunt, Miss Emma Weir, who departed this life July 21st, 1908.\u201cOh,.for the.\u2018touch of a Vanished hand, and the sound of a voice that is still.\u201d ON .STORNOWAY.Mr, Alphonse Bergeron little son died after a dong sickness.The funeral took Arrivals and departures: Mr.J.A.Legendre has leit for Sherbrooke for an extended period ; Rev.IT.Boucher was absent all © week preparing the children at Lingwick for their first commuttion ill took place Sunday ; New management; E.Laray, M SA ig .= + ay, gra - \u2018 ; a \u2018 7 i \\ 73 fc : Ww BUSINESS OARDS.a Loft po ADVOOATEA.IUT ge | T'AWRENOE, MORRIS.\u201cMal ER, gE Advocates, stc., Shertirooke & v À 5 = T+ NICOL, ADVOCATR, % WELL \u2026E TES J: ton Street, Sher Broo 5 w ING.i, 4 f + < pv 8, Au TE, WELLS, WHITE & McFADDEN Wo wi L Advocates, Sun Life Bldg, Sherbrooke 4 i wr ESTOVER & CO i LR ue J .cates, Cowansville, a N, ADVO.- ho) Will kill many times more flies EPR roy in à ivscie Cady than any other known article J &c., Lake Megantic, ATR, LC Ÿ.oe REFUSE UNSATISFACTORY IMITATIONS CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, iL ut } - n + - = i #, \u20ac ee are emer 1G & ADDIE, op.Q.L.8., QUEBEO, I ry er : ° ce 81 St.Poe 31, Residense 2 ki 00 SHERBRQOKE LOAN @ | ce Belaberry Stl, Tel.Uosntiona, tb x + ma |Q A MEADR, SURVEYOR, DOA TT» MORTGAGE COMPANY.S.cook.Bell \u2019Phone.'Gond Somnentiohay 4 I pon CORTE, METRE =\" T)OUGLAS M.TOWLE, MAGOG, QUE.; fo Receives money on dopéait and! D Quebec \u2018Land Surve; Plans sube 4 1h, A de ER LL.mate divisions and surveys, all kinds.oo 8 iH.Wey Allows\u2019'Interest at'4.p.c.RMAND C.CREPRAT, \u2018BHERDROOKR 1 TS 5 .i rovincial Land -Surv , Hoche : x a & romped hat peer Bethtrems, | ink Bldg.\u2018Phone 1e, PY Hommses © cal | \u2018 .À \u2018.\u2019 » K > « a IE 7 Ÿ ?J.DAVIDSON.Prisident.NGURANCS AGENTS, k HH = Le \\ ; D: KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUB id B 4 3 Births, Marriages and\u2019 Deatas Plate Glass, etes Record Block, oy \u2014 ER \u2014 = a 7 4 RB LE | BIRTHS.Ÿ ; apr TTT 3 *F \u2018 .i MAN & BRADLEY, DEN : | SUTTON\u2014At Coaticook, Que., on, | \u2018Sun Life Building, Bherbro , ° - * Thr July 19, 1909, the wife of Mr.F.P.: \u2014 \u20ac AEA a Sutton of a son.4 PHYSICIANS & SURGHONS, 4 sn COUTURE AL Coaticook, -: Que., on [IT.Av DARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST, IR.E A uly 19, 1909, the wife of Mr.AI- s Eye, Kar, Nase and Throat, Priv a Paes phonse Couture of triplets, \u201ctwo «boy Re as Xing BU Cw 7 a and a girl.| In \u2018Thetford Mines, 8rd Tu of month iN ot CROCHETIERE\u2014On July 19th, 1909, | 12 Ocaticook, 3nd and 4th =.# % à son to Mr.and Mrs.Charles À.Cro- \u201cJ.A.C.ETHIER, M; D., SPECIALa 2 chetiere, Sherbrooke, Je ty, Urinary diseases.Oonsulfationt ; od placed on Monday.~~ |.Res; &5 King street, Sherbrooke, Que, RS.WILLIAMS AND MAOKAY\u201426 i Montreal St.Sherbrooke.Office yo, bours until 10 a.m;, 14 p.m.; 7-8 P.M : and by appointment.ii: 1 R.W.A.FARWELL, (SPEUIALINT) = = F 4 to the Protestant Hospital.2 Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases.87 f rin Ave.,Sherbrooke, Consultations: 10-18 \u2014 ! a.m.and 1-4 p.m., and by appoistment, R.F.A.GADBOIS, BPEOIALDY Children\u2019s Diseases, 51 Ailing £t.- ee eco gear L: G.BACHAND, M.D.$FECIALIS1 Since 1899 hap Nad full char ol ANS Eye, Hear, Nose and Throat mont = the Sherbrooke Sta Vincent de Paul Hours of Consultation: \u2014 At the How 07 EI a DEY re SETI, w em PORTER \u2014 n ==> pa a Le LE A TL taal bé te radis gh ged = pital from 8 to 10 a-mn ever.a i cept Sunday.- At his office 17 Brooks Bt, Eb a Sherbrooke, Que.; from 10 a.to P-Dig - ros ?: -OPRCIALTE | | 23 .Watez Works, ; ¥ ?» Patent Solicifor, Both phones, ARE.YOU BUILUING ?y , \u2018- * 4 Mr.Felix and Nap.Bourque formerly 4 4.Rs of Startiord arrived Monday from the | If go, send your specifications to us - I 4 ; % © United States, and are the guests of for figures on everything you require aout, 1 their uncle Mr.©.Bourque ; Mr.Anas- in Wood.Best material.Lowest prices, st & tasie Bourque will pass the week at Prompt Delivery.- - .| ih : 2.Stratford at her sister, Mrs.J.-Pro- AH.CUMMINGS &-SON, L1D., .4,1 \"an teau.7 \u201cCoaticook, P.Q.Bag + 4 a T a.Te ; or CARD OF THANKS 34 Foo, We the undersigned take this opportun- NOTICE\u2014-GRUELTY a 4 à + ok 3 ity to gratefully réturn thanks to our PS À sf 15 03 many kind neighbors who at great incon-' Any.persons witnessing \u2018acts où - I.| (jf 4 ; venience to thenise,Vqs assisted us during .: Ba at BE LC Tp LC the recent period of Esickness with which CTUelty to ; Apimale, pleasé report at £4 7 \u201ca Various mélnbers vf our family were gl- ; oo 2.t ng OR flicted.(Signed) \u2018 - it.once Lo moe $1 Fe 3.6 4 yd Mr.and Mrs.Robert Robinson .B, P.§.A.INSPECTOR.4: # À ia { and family.\u2019 : avi > LP, 13 South Granby, Que.; Phone 284 .i i\u2019 2 Le +3 \u201d \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ent 5 $7 .a 44) ÿ Ebi 7, HA TE à » SMOKE #5 «2 : F yy sr\u2018 7-20-4 10c CIGAR FINEST HAVANA FILLED sr vm.MIRE SS © TC No oe ee Ta < - 5 = 9 at are vas éme an is A ens STIS IY agi Hae LL STS gl : To J REGS LGR pe + eG me A AL TY wr so Las hh Shai FELT PEL a?CENT BATT i TC or on Lain py Sy ARES For all Sew ig al Sou Th.Tea me i A ae greg or a PE ue dr = + p To = foe mae pe EUR EE = + 20-74, SEC SE Brier ara Fee Ee MED mie ae hw mx ; = res es = x oi: fe, - ms sea yt pow ee ma TINE TTR MES EE SET A TT ALINE ed \u201cwes a a.0 wn aa .[res rs Cw aed WEG mea aire LE 4 alee aed aga meee Ly LE Lu.- .more an - Je a.ms - ; PRR ina Gon ee Th lh ed A mie pe ee i eo = ow Taina =F L Pda ar À.Lu .NW.S.DRESSER.O.H.JACKMAN.Our Weekly list of used and neat upright pianos which have been used only a short time.We offer these pianos at very reasonable prices or will furn-| ish them on rental and allow the rent paid to apply on the pur- | chase price.We also have five or six small square pianos in good order,\u2019 | from $25 to $50.One extra good large size, 7} octave square | piano at $100.- Four second-hand 6 octave new, $50 to $75; and 10 or more 5 octave organs, good style cases with high backs, 10 to 12 stops, at $25 to $35.If you need a piano or organ at a moderate price it will pay you to see:the above lot or write instrument in the list of | paymep \\ See our window display.-STROUDS BELL TEL.0.+ COMPARE sc IF YOU DO SO We are sure that you will decide to buy your shoes of us.wom Je mgt tyes OVER EE EE ee et re entra int nie te erage ioitatont RE [rom hich might interest you, , .4 We guarantee themit good order\u2019 and will mike easy terms H.CG.WILSON & SONS.\"IVORY FINISHED ROCKINGHAM WARE | Will stand the HEAT of the OVEN.\u2014SPECIAL for this week Regular: prices lc and 20c., for You can cook your pudding i in the oven, then .serve on table, for these pudding bowls \u2018are nicely finished and trimmed i in gold.\u201803 WELLINGTON sone - No one urged to buy.SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.second-hand Pianos includes 4) usa \" rao .We take special pride in our watch repairing and can pro- | mise:you prompt, accurate work Piano Model Organs, good As in this department.We also repair Clocks, Spectacles, Jewellery, etc., and do EE and gold plating.Ta 4 Üs once me see how t we are.us for particulars about any + .i es Ty \u201capte Matte has returned from a A, trip to Quebec city.: All ice hills due July 15th, Mgr.H.0.Chalifoux, V.G., was in Stanstead recently on business.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Ledcux have | returned from a visit to \u2018Burlington, Vt.My, and Mrs, Rr A.Dubuc hays been spending\u2019 a\" : I Capital.\u201cThe family.4 spending t Murray Ba Smoke \u201cMiss \u2018Ant iatteuk ed.to town: froin.sgh friends in Mo \u2018Miss \u2018Note, mil) Frelighshurg, x -} brother, Mr; M 1 A large: Theol \u201cthe eee \u2014 \u2018mony Band dondént andi was M Lennoxville last evening.\u2018 Chew Maple Sugar Tobacco.Miss Alice Proulx has returned Home from L\u2019Avenin, where she has been Visiting her sister; Mrs.E.L.Lecomte.Mr.Noel E.Brooks, of \u2018\u2018Mountfield;\u201d who has been spending a few weeks at his home, has returned to Calgary, ; leaves at 7.30.I i a \u2018ewport, spent.Sunday.in f Miss B.M.Case, of Martinville, was a visitor in this city yesterday.The band of the 53rd Regiment will play at Portlang Square to-night.Miss E.Platt, of Hartford, Conn.was a visitor to the city yesterday.Mrs.C.H.Niles and Miss Kita Niles are.spending the summer at; North Hatley.Miss Cecily Halo is \u2018visiting Mrs.Cummins at \u2018\u2018Pinecroft,\u201d Magog, for a few days.Are you comin, to the foto de.nuit \u2018at the Little Lake tonight?5; ;: Train \u201cMr.end Mrs.G.F.Moore and child}! [ren were the guests of Mri L.C.Bes[\" langer on Sunday at Rock Forest.Messrs.Gerald.Wiggett, Hugh Mar- din, of- Montreal, and Gerald: Griffith spent the week-end at North Hatley.-Miss \"M, A.Myers of Ottawa is \u2018spending a\u201cVacation at Maplewood Farm f the guests.of Mr.and Mrs.Wells .4d.Bean.© we \"There was no session of the City} Council held last night.The next ses-[ sion will be held on the first Monday of August.Mr.and Mrs.G.L.DeLottinville and Master Maurice DeLottinville have left town \u2018for.a.couple of weeks mt the Lake Park Hotel, Lake Scaswani- nepus.Excursion to Lewiston\u2019 $2.40, to Portland $2.70 return, July 31st.Return limit Tuesday night, August 3rd, \u2018Cheap nates from Richmond - to Coati- cook inclusive.Miss' Maty Bacon, who.gas been vis- \u2018iting-friends in town for thé early patt of.the summer, has gone to Averill, Vt., for ia; couple of weeks at that | well kmowh resort.| The!Rev, Eugene St.Jean, \u201cparich priest of\u2019 Reick Forest, is\u2019 fee on his | vacatipn, and on Sunday- High Mass was.suny by Rev.H.0.\u2018chalifoux, vi aaa a 1, | G.who delivered the sermoi.\u201d Sant ci pio Ward Prouty, who - is with \u2018his Pie: ae Governor Prouty of.Vermont, town, With Mrs.\"Prouty \u2018and\u2019 their: youngisen, wii tare the guests of Mr.T.P.\u2018Streeter, Dufferin avenue.: .The Messrs Harris and Albert Neu- born pf Thorne, England, who have been visiting their cousins Mr.and Mrs.Edwin Ducker \u2018 Langholme Farm\u2019, for the past three weeks, sailed from Montreal on Saturday by the S.8.\u201cCanada' of the Dominion line, for Liverpool.i THOS.I PARKES, : District Mabagér, Sherb Ke porter, Boston, Mass., who has been in week ending 17th- July; 1909: ks » roo.a, \u201d, eee Seesceseessesnes Sescsecessseseccescce roy a few days, has gone) to pin ug Morse to, William, Suter Miss Josephine Belan er, of East | \u201cMrs.A.C.Scarth\u201d to, William B Bown, Angus, passed\" ne Belanger, city re- lot 286, Lennoxville.Price $1,000 , cently en route to New York, here Joseph \u201cBlais to Imelda Blais, lot KELSEY.she will visit her sister, Mrs.heo- 151-1444, South Ward.Price $600.ee dore Foisy.William B.Murray to Jonn Ward, Mr.C.0.Gustafson\u2019s photo: taph lats 252 and 260, East Ward.Price studio will be closed until Satukday, July 24th, as he is in Rochester Y., attending the convention.Mrs.J.A.Baxter, Miss Helen| Baxter, Mrs.C.Hopkins anq Mrs.C, A.Any cold rooms in your house?If you're troubled with.cold cent guests of Mrs.ment for the purchaser, than the ordi first cost as their\u2019 main [fecommendati Let us show cn.» you some |of the advantages of ti TK 1 - | ing which has been installed in 35 ,000 Homes, e ; sey System of Heat- THE JAMES SMART MFG.CO., LIMITED, Brockville, Ont.ERNEST CONLEY, Agent, Corner King & Alexander Sts.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Beaudoin have returned from a very pleasant visit to iscouata and Rimouski, \u2018where they were the guests of rélatives, ) Sherbrooke, Mr.Hugh Martin, of Montreal, who His glowing words \u201cwere illustrated \u2014 \u2014 came the end of last week to spend a by beautiful views, representing the == _- few days with Mn.Gerald Wiggett, has diversified scenery of the country in PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A = now gone to Sweetsburg, where his the Sierra Nevada and the Neskeyon ; = TT \u2014 family are spending the summer.Mountains, the Santa Clara Valley, SHERBROOKE \u2018CARRIAGE FACTORY -THE P,; BIRON & SONS CO; FOR SALE AT COST; °.1\u20142 seated cut under family ex- tension to with rubber ti latest style.P or tires, 1 Concord with two seats just suitable for farmer dr for fishing excursions, picnics, etc.1 Carter\u2019s extension for & pas sengers with a coachman\u2019s seat.Can be used as a depat or family carriage.The above carriages will be sold at cost.Call and see them be : fore purchasing elsewhere.The P.Biron & Sons Co Office established 1878, ALL BRANCHES OF INSURANCE.W.S.Dresser & Co.\u2014\u2014\u2014 po The Old and Reliable.(1° Eastern Townships Managers, NORTH AMERICAN LIFE TORONTO.Strathcona Sq, SHERBROOKE, \u2018QUA ths Americans and the\u201d world.\u2018Ameriés\u201d \u2018married three times and know all aboul The True American Virtue.: .- Mr.and Mrs.Archambault, of Mont- The thing whereby America really on towers over the old country is the real, and Mr.and Mrs.L.Couture, of Sherbroolte, have rome to- the thing which Jefferson reared and Washington defended.The solid good - of America is that when all is said and dene she is a republic, a public thing and a people representing itself.There are men rich enough and strong enough, almost, to starve America, but there are no men strong enough to silence America.No oligarchy acts aa: an entirely.false fnterpreter between: \u2018city, having spent a week at the Lake Park Hotel, Lake Scaswaninepus.Mr.G.H.Aylmer Brooke, who underwent an operation at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, is sufficiently convalescent to be removed to the house of Mr.Campbell Lane at Chateauguay.Smoke Master Mason Tobacco.4° The nine days.retreat of the Rev.and the Americans may he right or, Sisters of the Congregation de Mont wrong.But England may Actually be, Notre Dame terminated Monday with wrong while Englishmep are.right.the benediction of the Blessed \u2018Sacra- We have said, then, that thetrue Amer \u201ctent: and a\u2019 solemn Te Deum.The clo- lean virtue is this candid and complete Sing sermon; delivered by the special democracy, the fact that the \u201ctruth JPreacher of the retreat, Rev.Father may be told:even if it is not believed ~ Lord, 8.J., was a discourse of great Hampton's Maga zine, power and eloquence.k The Canadian Rand Co.are at pre- Wise to Their Habits.sent constructing a 22x48 air com- \u201creuse me, ma'am,\u201d sald the book bo Rossland, pach: is to\u2019 he shipped canvasser to the lady who had opetel which is one of the largest ever built the door in answer to his ring, \u201cbut 1f here, will be completed in a few weeks.you have a few moments to spare I'd The \u2018Rand shops are also working on like to show you the great work op {wo .other large compressors, some- the \u2018Habits of Savage Animals.\u2019\u201d.\u201cNo use wasting your time, young man,\u201d replied the female.\u201cI\u2019ve been | fe land mines, The mother of Mr.Henry Veilleux, of the Montreal House, to-day aged over, 80 years, received an agreeable | visit, two \u2018of her brothers-in-law, Mr.thelr hablts™s __ 2 _~2.Sn: ge à ; + 4 Pierre Lecours, yof-Laconia, N.H., and Charlés Lecours, of Stanfold, Que.Mr.Isagc Desjorlais, who is a \u201ctam.Both are over- 80 years old.They ous fisherman, caught a black bass gt J hadinot seen .each other for many \u201cthe Jills.a Jast.veek, high, tipped L years' \u2018and it was quite a joy for the 9 geal es 5 ponds, My ~ Firio of 2d people.ET Chapman, of Derby Line, were the re- 1 Ste.Anne de Beaupre, and from Tem- [ This compressor,\u201d what smaller than that for the Ross- $500.- Saul Dion to Emile Lecours, part lo, 17, range 6, Orford.Price $1,500.John Holyon to J.A.Gauthier, part lot 178-1444, South Ward.Price $40.Joseph Thibault to Stanislas For- State on the Pacific \u2018Ocean, whese glories seem inexhaustible.Mr.Badger, though born in the East, has lived in California a number of Years, and loves his adopted country well.famous for its orange and other fruit groves; the Shasta Valley fot its eattle and the Sacramento for grain and hay; the magnificent Yosemite Valley, one.of the wonders of the world; the seaside resorts, the towns and cities, including a view of San Francisco, which is fast being reconstructed on a grander and safer plan than before and which has now, the lecturer stated, 30,000 larger population than at the \u2018time of the disastrous earthquake and fire.Al- - | though the old days of placer mining are past,\u2018 there is still much gold and other mineral wealth in the country, and: pictures of the mining districts were thrown upon the screen.Of the ninety.views, none elicited more admiring comment than the exquisite gardens, with their wealth of flowers, and hedges of the scarlet and white geranium, a carefully nurtured house plant\u2019 in our eastern country, but in California.attaining sometimes a height of eight feet, clothed with a mass of brilliant bloom, together with fuchsias, roses in lavish profusion.The lecturer spoke of the singular fact.that many of the trees mentioned in the Bible are indigenous to California, among others the almond tree, the cedar, the fig, and the acacia, the ancient sheltim wood from which the Tabernacle was built, No illustrations of California could be complete with- {out the \u2018\u201cbig trees\u201d and the Mariposa Calaverias and Sierra groups were seen lin all their majestic grandeur.- During the evening Mrs.Badger rendered a couple of songs very pleasingly, accompanied by Mrs.Dean, and Miss Gladys McCrea also sang - with inuch Sweetness andi was encored.Miss Spearing was the accompanist, a > à ETE x i = .BHFREROOKE DALEY.RECORD, MONDAY, ox 15, tog mm a GIVEN IWO YEARS \u2018Laer were first arrested on suspicion ds THE DOLLY VARDEN SHOE STORE.| Alta, Letters patent have been iesuoi in 3 , corpora L.E CHAMBERLAI N.123 Wellington St.ew Bitausis come res TAN Audet it J.J.Ludo set : ; LI rs.Robert Kerr, o ontrea is St.'Amselme; Tan ge.L\u2019 ean CT LTE EE To » Fog a few days with her son Mr.Lachance and P.E.Pesud olny ¢ of ce ; .err at .his cottage, North Thetford Mines, for the \u2018working of as- 5 Teobeesvrorerseiiee an\", > Hatley, | bestos and mines WW \u2018gbnefal, and tor | e - el > | Cartying.on all operationg,.jncid ent to e WH AT THEY LL § AY: 2 | 25, and dirs.Clive Doel and © lite oprixing on all operations; incident to e © son leit Monday for a few weeks'|stay id ho ith \u201c48 the B.&|\" e vst i$ _@ |-at:the summer home of Mr.Henry.\u2018porated, u TC tho name: Th ê stall e Eusé e Codere: a Hardware rip lion st, .3 Dobell, at Dixie, near Lachine.- 4.of, de pie mors on Sap all + Nov.ib \u201cà | * Mb Wm.* Hichards] erect gt i thoushnë\" sh e th, _1508.* icha erec ling'énel inte e hundred\u201d t4 rik\u2019 shares \u201cof '® Yi œetifivaté-\u2018t Maird : .@ eer for the Canadian Rand Co., left $1.£00 Tone ollar Hoos », and the\u2019 chief ® of profits en the pr policy: tify à 2 i five years, tin : $ the.first of the week foi Haliféx; \u201cNF fp face of {usiness will ets Fiction, .polic; with & Bonus, Addition of $83, which I find is égal to 19% e S., OR business for the company.|.\u201c- Pau _ on sata wo: ve @ Per cant.of the premiums I.paid during P \u2018Years; \u201cand 1 feel perfectly ® Get your printing \u201cdone a Co mer- |\u201d et eres nr ri e SATISFIED Pré results, os # .cial Printing Co.(Reg) 20 King St\u2019) © 1 PROPERTY TRANSFERS \u201d e XY, HOLDERS ARE A: D :ADVERTISEMENT.© Mr.Edward E.Bennett, representing.| Réffftrations in the iéthrookp Di- ® SEN LIFE \"ASSURAN CE 0.OF CANADA.| cS \u2018the\u2019 American.Wool and.Cotton Re, vision Registry.\u201c Office during the e .0 e e © inf J.Wi prett : Joos, if \u2018you , tier art lot 157- 899, East Ward.coal, if.you're ee Montreal street.: que P SAN 1 Lu eit yous about toire IH{ Mr.and Mrs: J.F.-Wilson and their _ LECTURE ON CALIFQBNIA.new Une, we would like: to: tell grandson, Master Thornton ilson, The Jectire on\u201d Calif ornié, \u2018given \u201c you how every room.in, your were thé week-end guests of Mr.and | the Lecture Hall of thie\u2019 Methodist ouse can be properly and eco, Mrs, C.0.Palmer at \u201cVilla A \u201d A nomically heated.\u2018 a a Antonia,\u201d Church recently by the Rev.J, E.We: drei selling the xELspy Lake Scaswaninepus.Badger, of Oakland, Cal., was, =~ con- Thal he GHNERAITOR with \"Mr.M.Philippe Hector Dubie, of sidering the.heat of the eyening \u2018and cause \u201cwe know this heater this city, was successful in passing the thé \u2018number of people.out .of town, gives ke.most satisfactory .examinations of the notarial at Laval, very well attenced, anid.\u201cthose.- who | and econotiieal results, a and Quebec, and is now qualified to Prac- were present spent: a \u2018couple of delight- be.a.much Potter end vent tice his chosen profession.ful hours in following the \u2019 lecturer nary light weight furnaces with a low on -a trip through that wonderful BROKE INTO Q.C.R.STATION AT | men qualified.Last year of eighteen ON PENITENTIARY.Three Men Sentenced at Thet- ford Mines.THETFORD MINES.Thetford Mines, Jul 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014Judge Mulvena held a term of court \u2018here yesterday.\u201cThree men, P.Lessard, of Thetford - D, Gagnon and F.Langlois, of.Black |: to 20 p: \u20ac.M.J.CHOQUETTE, Lake, were given a preliminary hearing on a charge of breaking into .the FQ.C.R.station and with havi ing stolen a case of Scotch whiskey and \u2018an express parcel containing winé on \u2018the night of the 15th July.The three fine \u2018they are worthless characters and had | \u2018been seen loafing around, the station on the night of the theft.It.was also léarned that they had gone into an empty house and consumed a quan- | tity of liquor.One of the trio \u2018was arrested at Wolfestown, and when the officer approached him he said he was not guilty before he was \u2018informed on what charge he had been arrested.The men were placed in the box alternately to find out what they knew of the case, and the first one admitted that he had been at the station\u2018 that | evening.When the haggageman was giving hia evidence to the effect that the goods stolen were in the place \u2018when he left on the evening in question, he stated that the window was down from.the, top about iwo \u2026 inches to let in, the air, when.one.of ive | \u2018prisoners; replied\u2019 that it was down five inches.They were\u2019 committed for trial but afterwards asked for.a speedy | trial andi pleaded guilty.© In, passing \u2018sentence the! Court Te marie fiat whethèr.the offence :\u201d was [ stealing: lor breaking inte a : railway building or vehicle, \u2018the maximum was \u2018fourteen years in \u2018the penitentiaty, In | this cage also the offence.was.commit- \u2018ted in the night time.The - sentence | of the Court would be that they\u2019 \u2018De sent to the penitentiary for two years each., CRIPPLE WAS ROBBED.Another charge was laid \u2018 against Lessard for stealing $7 from the person of a cripple.The latter was made drunk, and after being robbed was left by the roadside.The accuse, was given a preliminary hearing and committed.He asked for a speedy trial and pleaded not guilty.He was remandeq, for trial.CAMADIARS WADE uk \u201cGoo START là Firlt Stage of ot King\u2019 $ Prize.siat RICHARDSON WON + \u201c COMERS AGGREGATE Bisley, Eng, * July 21.\u2014The - first Pr rangés of the first stage.of the King\u2019 s krize were fired yesterday, and from présent appearances it looks' as if Canada\u2019s representation among the 300 eligible to fire in the second stage will be quite as good if not better than it \u2018was last year, when twelve ALL: men with scores of 63 or better at 300.This year Canada has 22 men with scores of 63 or better, and if the same proportion is maintained Canada should have fourteen men in the se- .cond stage.Last year scores of 95 at the three ranges in the first stage got into the second, and only, one of the | Canadians thus appears to he hopelessly out .of the running, Corp.Coping, of Montreal, though the chance of Capt.Forrest, of Vancouver, lis a mighty slim one.Jk scored Cunndions atthe x Tanges ay werp-as foll wg, Corn.n of \u2018Toronto, *- arts, ding\u2019.Ri rach score of 0.He is leading at the two.Fired too ranges, a%d.if she\u2019 can do.well .at.the:}.@ 600, should win the bronze - medal offered for the highest score \u201cin \u201cthe first stage : Sgt.\u2018Richardson; of Victoria, the 5 AI Comers\u2019 aggregate, made of \u2018the scores in the Daily Graphic, the | Graphic, Daily Telegraph \u2018and -Alexan- dria matches, with a fine score of 167 out \u2018of the possible 175.- + SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT AT NORTH HATLEY.North Hatley, July 21 \u2014(Special).\u2014 The town hall at North Hatley was crowded to the doors on Tuesday evening, when an entertainment arranged by a mumber of the.summer visitors was given with immense success, Mrs.Jarley\u2019s \u201cWax Works\u201d was capitally presented, and there was much laughter ang, applause, for when well done few things are more amusing, Mrs.Bond, of Baltimore, was the original.\u201cMrs.Jarley,\u201d and the numerous local hits introcuced into the.lecture were highly appreciated.Mr.Ketcham assisted Mrs.Jarley, winding up the figures, which included the following : \u201cJudgment of Paris,\u201d \u201cCornelia\u2019s Jewels,\u201d \u201cIndian and Maiden\u201d \u2018\u2018Siamese Twins, \u201d \u201cQueen Fliza- beth and Sir Walter Raleigh, \u201d +R % 3 Bids i J .: \"ee tr Ne TRES vo 3 L 4 Cs $, 3 |.hens a 5 é .À , x Ç fu i \u2019 A 1,27 SHC eng re ne su .LEE \u201d.gr may a ¥ Lai per [J] 3 Ain.A 20.a pee EA 3 _ I i | ; ; 20° .7 } ; w C 8 \u20ac ~ a a , 5 - sn a .Co - .; : ; i - 5 a +, _ a n « _ A PAGE SIX, _ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1909.! ; 1 oo «0% 4 \u2018 _ A: ; io : .2, Lo : t .Lens \u2014 ee aon + oe, ' mE : \u2014 mee ee ee CITY be BISHOP'S CROSSING.Monday thio Coynnaville Senool board] and headed by the Windsor Baud will ST.ARMAND STATION, : wip ! ser\\ice was hdd à , ji LUCKY MB.BROWN, .Arrivals: Mr.R.W land, of We | succeeded in fin y \u2018obtainin, the ser- proceed to the church.1.Arrivals: Mr.Beattie and Miss Guy, | it re und Mrs, Isidore K Nr.J.E.Poul i Tipending the weelt-end with his ii wer | \u201cvices of ug Lonel for\u201d Cowarsville Lunch will be served by the Ladies of Stanbury, at L.J.Smith's: Mr.0 or a TR ghis afternoon o1 ji.If it had not been for for \u201cFrult-a-tives\u201d Mrs.(Major) Gilbert; Mr.and Mrs.À.\"FROM.OW NSHIPS| Academy ensuing scholastic Fof St.\u201c George\u2019s Guild.A cordial in- and Mrs.James Stewart, of Exerett, \u201cNi Ww er - à Mr.Lemuel Brown, of Avondale, N.B+ C.Rolfe and Miss.Lora Rolfe; Lime year, Hos 5 \"Fhe gentleman .y who vitation is extended to all to be Pres Mass, at Mrs.B.Smiths on (heir iss Fly Hurley shen, \\ Mr, and Mrs.ry ; would still be living on stale bread and Ridge, guests of Mr.J.B.Hooker 4 \u2018\\Gonunned won page- À loi Je et the head Sr pat ent.= way to Anais Springs; qe ar.of [ting wok \"hope at town for a visit * ft with Sunday; Mr, and Mrs.Harry Dow-fman and.his.wife stole 3 ben ear js Mr.g- ed in 4, Burlington, a mith\u2019s; \"?; Teo x, 2 \u201841 ast en se 4 uttering tortures nes \u2018and Master Harvey, esta.of : her \u2018ur.Auroû Miltimore's brn de ils a }ins, of Shawvills, Que., and, the Board INSTALLATION OF RFRFRALL OF-| Chauncey Montle, of Elm Liddon, Fre-* Larmers Tints Diy Ar, and Ws to L PE ch was so weak that he had uncle, Mr, and Mrs.F.Hooker, feast of:Gien Sutton yillage A near \u2018are sure they have a competent.FICERS.lighsburg; Mr.M.A.Stewart left this ; i nme: inte vie have a Æ His stoma \u201cRiverview,\u201d on Saturddy; Miss Clard ueigl vor who lad not reured though 8nd felisble man.\u201d Mr.Hodgins - has ° Coaticook, July 21.\u2014(Special)-\u2014 At week for his\u2019 home in Chelsea, Muss.Fly letter than last yo ding to to give up all kinds of meats, potatoes and other vegetables, and even deny ?himself the comforts of a cup of tea.Fortunately, Mr.Brown .read about \u2018Fruit-a-tivès,\u201d bought a box and was so much improved by taking the tab- McDonald, of North Brookbury, ÿpend- og a few days with her aunt, Mrs.À.Joyce; Mr.BE.L.Cork, of Cookshire, a guest at Mr.T.D.Lasell\u2019s, \u201cPinewood,\u201d over Sunday; Mr.Guy Bishop, trying to persuade her husband to re- \u2018turn and get more fowls, saying !* Yon \u2018left some.\u201d all lumps were, out heard the .woman \u2018I'he man was suspicious bowever, and hurried on despite the, bad five years of experience as teacher, 4 hesides some years\u2019 experience in the \u2018more ardugus.duties of secretary- treasurer of school.boards and of but- Aer factories.Mr.Hodgins has been a the regulan meeting - of Harmony Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, held on Monday, the installation of the ap- inted officers, which svas postponed from the previous meeting owing to guest a the parsonage at Philipsburg and preached on Sunday morning.is il : bé Adams, of Lennoxville, Coaticook House Ne A for travellers.A, -4 pond | a! } Mr.J, Mol the A of Me.Laurier aventic.Mrs.R.A.F.children are visi en .is © y ed RL à four boxes altogether.of East Dudswell, the guest = of bis testin .Mr.Mutimere business man and 1s.one still.He was | the lateness of the hour, was Curri Po ake a a reat sutferer from In- brother, Capt.F.C.Bishop, on Sat- contempiates having the robbers of- \u2018here on Monday and signed his con- out.The full list of elected and ap- + ; >\" Ng at Agnes, Lake Cd digestion \u201cfor .fifteen years.About arday, Master\u2018 Ruel Hall, of East\u2019 his poult ard punished if caught on tract with Chairmen; Bmogh Buzzell.pointed officers for tiie ensuing year m= NE Mr.R.MacDon LE two years ago, 1 read about Fruit-a- x agus, the guest of his aunt, Mrs.E.bth Fe = ye id Pi the\u201d line.® thei He: comes recommended by | Inspector {is as follows: 0 20 Mill: \" MacDonald & Ki 4 tives and concluded to give [78/77 E e Canada side o | Parker, and anyone who knows the] N.G.Mrs.E.W.Akhurst, P.G.: V.ver | 1 ION cup A 3 one the à them a trial.I used nearly four ak erty or of a dogs; Mie .farmers report losses by having pe ul- Inspector will | understand that any {G,, Mrs.C.E.Christie; Fin.Secy Mrs.: : Ds : \u201cvacation in In 4 \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d and they 10%, o etlord, s \u2018try stolen.: recommended ; - : : E.C, 1rvir boxes made me feel like * \u2018new man.I weeks with her cousin, Miss Maggie Fy wtolen mo \u2018teacher i im moat wld: = White, Pe Bee Boscia Youre.of CHASE & SANBO .dio Sun In, Ca EE and enfice This de mot 8 Dovasfurest Miss Mary Gilbert à RUNAWAY AT POSTER.[ba dette seu drapat of ihe Aires BENG Mew W.3.Tleay, | ; + toronto, is liu 0 d ee s is not a + | .Sy Qui - Xe , enjoy tea an oe regular experience of | ent es ery tor.Mrs.a Foster; July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 Quite Model School at Mansonville, and took P.G.: L.S.N.G., Mrs.T.Bonner, P.G : Mr.>, Mns.- everyone who uses\\\u201cFrult-a-tives\u201d for > rbort Bent \u2018à serious runaway took p charge of the.sxon om ror Bt.Apne de | Warden, Miss A.Orcutt; Conductor, SEAL B AND COFFI : qurned from ef Stomach.Indigestion and Dys- Skinner; Mr.and Mrs, Herbert one day last week when Mr.Ed.d VO.Mss W : ; : Pepsi.Pry them.50c a box, 6 for ley and Mrs, E.Boothe in Bo Wor, .Wing\u2019s horse, which waa standing\u2019: in Bellevue sé She Ta Sook June, ow bero olin Ts vs.Mes TF.A Ak.> where they have - 1 d it; M L.or est- , } y - \u2019ummines: = Tey 5 .fo Prult-a-tives Limited, Sawa\u201d aman ding Mondèy in Sherbrooke Lou, of the lackeuiun RGP.ag oak.the th lo\u2019 it Bacdeneld, College for Nine IE 0.sn Stern 1 e were drunk in Canady tinthe gu Brn h d \u2019 raining 0 ers.188 Hi ro eay, .: ATOR ne on business, M pers.au rday | FR.far as the post ofhce where it collided | \u201caf.310d ins willbe.married next G.; Representative to Grand.Assembly, à o this city, is à : ffMess: Miss M.Lasell, of Dakota, who with a hitcheu team the horse turä- month and take 1p his gesidence here Sister Mrs.B.1.Crane, P.G.during last year.CL alace.| has \u2018been spendi the past week with ing a complete somersault and breaks.of.or before the i of September.Harmony Lodge will exemplify the os Mi.B.Cronyn, her cousin, Mrs.Nourse, in East Duds- ing both, shafts and cutting the horse |! stress Rebekah Degree at the Grand Assem- % 8.chants Bank in 1 ks vis her [Padly.\u2018 Fortunately there was no ane FINANCES OF DU HAM SCHOOL bly in Sherbrooke in August.: Whe manager of the KS LABELS & well, for, a few weeks vi it to er h t h y g ! TRADE MARKS, 20 cousins, Mesdames McConnell and Mat- in eit ha rigs at the time or results | .; i\" y ai at Toronto.Canadian Patent Agency thews, in East Clifton; Miss Gertie mig ave been mare seriqus, de Dunham, July 81.4(Spec cial).\u2014 The .MARRIAGES | Mr.and Mrs.( Cor.St.Donis and Carriere Sts.\u2018No, 95 MONUMENTS Carved and lettered with pneumatic Day & Martin's \u201cJust Ont\u201d Polish | Bishop in East Dudswell, guest of her | who_graduated from the Cushing Hos- at Mr.W.Webstér\u2019s, Robinson, on Sunday; Miss Della Bishop, who is teaching in the Thompson school in Brookbury, spending Sunday at home with her father, fr.E.T.Bishop; pital.in Boston on\" Jute ist, is \u2018now all been fence has been erected.This was built Hay and \u2018 completed laying the pipes tion collected a sum of money for the of improving the cemetery: ~The bushes and grass have cleared away and a new, purpose \u2018grounds.\u2018mill, finished the new street on Satur- [ cé] regular scouion of the- of School CEMETERY IMPROVED AT LEAD | 5unt seaion Boa ag way.presi din George M.Be ach, Henry B.Buck, Sherman À.ssl and Voiney J.Gleason in attendance.: \u2018Mr.Longeway was.again appointed \u2018Chairman for the ensuing year, and the report of Auditor 0.C.Selby was total of $3,267.88.-Of this amount $1,729.00 was paid formerly of this village, to Miss Goldie Pike, of Isle La Motte, took place on June 30th at that place, the ceremony \u2018being performed ut the home of the bride.Mr.gand Mrs.Stanhope will reside in- Isle La Motte where he has \u2018In 1 and 2 pomn tin cans.the Congregational church, Melbourne.Many Beverages vastly improved by the added richness imparted by thew | mie Eagle Brand is prepared from the milk of herds of wi .: A «31 \u2018Nise Gladys Mcl L.t, V.Bishop, recently; Mi mmissioners for: this: Township took : \u2014\u2014 \u20ac = ook 4he laire Bishop to Brookbury, the guest | VILLE.Place in tho, town hell on Saturdoy af STANHOPE-PIKE ' Le ak Bene of her cousin, Mrs.J.Leonard, for al Leadville, July 21 \u2014(Special).\u2014 The ternaon, mg Chairman A.: J.Longe- | Steven's Mills, July 21 \u2014(Special).\u2014 \u201cKenn: ! short time; Mr.C.À.Downes a guest citizens of this place have by subsorip- and Commissioners The marriage of Gideon S.Stanhope, Mrs.C.J.Wri, \" Miss Blanche Bai Lake Massawip}\" one of Nr.Edwi the summer.Pay \"et! Mrs.F.Payette-have ret tools.Best value in the Eastern upert Bish nd-Miss .Fannie [by Mr.H.J.Ingals, of Abercorn, is.SE i Townships.Call or write me for price Nr Fu \u2018spending he week end i in Ling- five wires high, ornamented with map- read and accepted.This report show- been engaged since leaving here.two weeks outiu: _ on any design.You will not be urged viek visiting friends; Mr.R.W.Hook- fle leaf uprights.Great credit is due {ed that there had been & baiance on £ BORDEN + \u201cnopus, where the: F to buy.er and mice, Miss Mildred Hooker, [those who the mach untiringly to hand at the gro 1 of Jest Riel NOURSE \u2014 PILGEE 1.)=Th ; 7 / : * Lake Park Hotel + C p \u2018bring about the much nee improve- year: a a ichmon uly 21.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The .1 T.C.THOMPSON, Sculptor, Etc.spot, ha, Pere \u2018ments.h ; P \u2018been received from ordinary tax; $171.- marriage took place at lslund Pond, n Miss Hargiet W .Lennoxville Road, Sherbrogke.Downes.: ë \u2014 5 for monthly fees; $178.90 of arrears Vt., on Wednesday evening last of E has retumed fron : Mr.J.W.Downes, who sustained ser Ë s NEW STREET VINISHED.x of ohooly or had been colleated, 28 Miss Bthel Pilgrim, only daughter of » sho was etage! | i _ vere injuries b fallin from the roof |.utton, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 Mr.[well as arrears of monthly r.an rs, James Pilgrim, formerly , Pr a à *Gee, if mos\u2019 folks knew how | of \u2018the fire over a month ago, is im- \u2018Louis Lafleur, - \u201cWho has had the fees.The sum of $377.38 had .been ol Richmond, to Mr.Arthur H.Nourse, BRAND CONDENSED or Bt the Sherl easy \u2018tis tes shing | proving slowly, being now able\u2019 to ficharge of laying the extension of the-|receivec from the Government as grant of the bank staff at Island .Pond, pak.shoes with À get around the houseop crutches, Jwater works system and: the new during the year and $146.24 had been Vt.The marriage - was performed by Il K- Mr.\u2018Aythue R |.Miss Jennie Gilbert, of this \u201cplaice; street\u2019 to the site of the coming veneer received from ather sources, making a Rev.Thomas Hall, former.pastor of \" Baldwin drove 1.and across count ws, whore th {very ill with diphtheria Boston.Jas \u2018well.The street is a good piece for teachers; $192.50 r fuel; $204.75 TOOF\u2014FRAPPIER .housed, groomed cows of native breeds.Everycan J and Mins hr have\u201d | Much anxiety is fe} by her family and [of work' and its length is about 1200 for pe and apparatus; £200 to\u2019 Sutton, July 21.\u2014(8pecial).\u2014 The oi tested and is therefore reliable.# -nepus Lodge.ut | friends here.| {t., while the length of the \u201cwater © retary-lreasurer as salary; end marriage of Nr.Herbert Toof, of Sut- 1 , - _ .ter _ 81 , ° Mr.M.C.Willard, of East Dudswell, works extension is 966 ft.of water $129.19 for caretaking of schools, in- ton, and Miss Gertrude Frappier, of BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK.COMPANY, New Ye : Mic Agnes 3.was the guest of his uncle, Mr.wi R.|pipes carrying & four inch stream of cidental expenses, eto., leaving a bal-| Richford, Vt., took place-at the ven] = Nr.Liridsay T Black and Tan Bishop, on Monday.\u2018water.1t is the arrangement of the 8HC on hand of $814.44.odist parsonage Richford on the 8th és to his home in 10c\u2014at dealers.Mrs.Stephen Bentley.ang Masterÿ[-Manuel Co.to commence putting up Commissioner Buck was appointed inst.Rev.W.E.Douglas, of that visit to friends CHAS.OYDE, Montreal.J Arthur, of Montreal, are the guests.of | her sister, Mrs.J.Harling.The Willin Workers .will meet with.\u2018their barn accomodations the \u2018 present week while their other work in connection with building operations of to ascertain what priee could: be ol- tained for.the Rudd school house, «which is proposed to be sold.village, officiating.The wedding was a quiet informal affair thus only a few friends were present.Toit For For Over i tle Lake: Magog.The prizes won Mr.and \u201c ' \u2019 | Miss Helen Lasell, \u201cPinewood, \u201d.| Chairman Longewey vas instructed ir.Toof wil | old h TE reparation.of ure set the Sherbrooke : | Mies Le ee on mou on the veneer aiid are expected to fo 10 procure a chair and teachers desk this Le will live at his.o ome in .preparation of | pure crews ¢ Dominion.Day n Ph t ra he V Mrs.Curtis Bishop, of Marhletoh, ; fon the village aeiool.Fast D (ip | ted to do the best work at Coders\u2019 8 window w alli Mise R 7 tM J rge egation om - as un- ; Q either alutu, jlme, not wi may .ca 0 0 g \\p y: Won.Hookors on Monday.one an C8.FORMER SUTTON BOY HAS GOOD.\u201cham was present, aski that the Tingwick, RA Jummas \u2014 A injurious.on PTIA0ce is admit Ames\u2019 Cold Sto Yo tie diferent tranches by an ex | Miss Lucy Weston is spending a few] Sutton, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 Late \u201cschool be re-opened in District No.10.quiet but very pretty weddimg took Bread prepared with the Mrs.F.P.Buch pert Portraiture, Landscapes, Horses \u2018days in Marbleton visiting: relatives.intelligence received from Mr.Sheldoë- { This delegation presented a ~ list of possible scholars for the revival af the place at St.Patrick\u2019s Church on Wed- Friend'\u2019 1s nutritious and easly SOLD \u2018BY ALL oii at the tra hour 3 ercial Machinery, re epee Crowell, who went from East Rich- nesday, July 14th, when Mr.Julien \u201cHillerest,\u201d at SE \u2026 Cattle loping and Printing UPPER MELBOURNE AND ford, Vt., some five or six years ago school there.Alter a good deal of Fauehoux led to the altar Miss - Phe guests \u201cFrich ud argements, MELBORO discussion, Chairman Longeway and Lo for Amateurs.;\u2018 to the Canadian West; but who hes oo missioner Sweet were named a Juliette J utras.\u2018The bride who was ; a Recent arrivals \u2018and departures: Mrs.['now for some time been employed in committee to interview the persons given away by her brother, looked PIIIOININN - sd Geo.Jehnston À.'F.Lawrence the guest of Mrs.J.Seattle, Wash., left that place early who have their names on this list and very \u2018charming in a brown panama Gd 1 ; pare Galbraith at Sunnyvräe; Mrs.Chap.in July for Nome, Alaska, where he rbain if ih titled suit with hat to match.The Rev.Mr, ete he A 9 Wellington : \u2018t., Sherbrooke.; h { th a \u2018ascertain they were enti to a y, P.J À ein Nn LD | man,\u2018 of Baldwinville, Mass., the guest [is in charge of the stores and provis- school, and if sufficient scholars to utras, P.P., brother of the Why \u201d, Heb of Mrs.George Watson; Miss \u2018Violet ions for a party of some 300 miners open a school are found, that they dio bride, performed the ceremony, which a gy, CRE] 20 RON PIPE CH EAP, Stalker guest \u2018of Miss fidna Pepler; in the employ of the \u2018Alaska Invest- take stipe to accomplish this opening took \u2026 Place -ingide the altar.railing.|.rai int sv HEY : 2 Mrs.Jasper vowler has returned irom ment and Development Co.The men either :by obtaining cancellation of Those present at the foot of the altar | ME vo ph good as new,forWater, Steam, | 5, Johnsbury where she spent a short fare employed in opening up sluices for Jeagé existing in favor of the-.Roman re Rev.M.N.Jutras, brother of se - | Fencing, Drains, etc., -any | vacation.thusiosti à .placer mining in Mask.xr.Crow Cathally School Board of St.Croix ee ik, From ani Father dé - po Ci : 4.- : .véry enthusiastio and earnes unham, or by any other ree- urate ol this place; Moise Ju- J- COE ete ;.¥i : size.Write for prices.\u2018meeting of the W.M.S.gathered at the iCrowell, of Potton, formerly for soma ment whieh, they Yan make.© agree tras, brother from Manitoba; and the Milk Chocolate Stick, Medallions, ty CO, = 2 ét IMPERIAL WASTE & METAL CO.[home \u2018of Mr.Johnsan, of Melboro, | yeärs a leading-merchant of Glen Sut- Commissioner Buck and School Man.aged and venerable mother of the | ~ quettes Cream Bars etc.are truly delicion «Miah RE He Ca 6-13 QUEEN ST., MONTREAL.Three names were- added to the mem: [:ton.ager Henry A.Tilson were named a bride; Mr.and Mrs.Bernier.None \u2019 ® pt _-.bership.There were addresses on rome committee to buy school desks for For- but immediate relatives were Present.2 PER RTS | ip, THE MIGHTY POWER OF MI- Q-NA.missionary work and the music and ,SCHOOL MANAGERS APPOINTED.dyce school, to put thôm down and-to | They left on \u2018their honeymoon for For sale by all dealers from Coast to Const TE CT OUR vocal solos rendered by.Mjss Lily Nel- | Compton, July 21 (Special).\u2014 The | get the interior of the \u2018school house 5, Baie du Febire to yisit relatives.: \u2014- i À ; | ue 1 : \u2014 son and Miss Ada Johnson, Miss Ed- regular meeting of the school commis- pain ey were accompanied hy the hride\u2019s 1 \u2018co.RS NOISE fyb Mone, that \u201cextraordinary pChsia ith and Mrs.E.Beers, Lilybell Gal- sioners was held on Monday, July 12.After passing several bills the Board | aged mother and will afterwards pro- THE COWAN CO.LIMITED, TORONTO - - ChE in twenty-four hours.braith and Mrs, A.T.Lawrence.Mrs.The minutes of the last meeting were did adjonrn.ceed to St.Adelard, Manitoba, where \u2014\u2014 | Ci It will cure and is guaranteed by F.T.| A, 'f.Lawrence, of Montreal, gave a read and approved.Mr.W.D.Parker \u2014 : Mr.Fauchoux is a prosperous farm- | rm [Fer SALE \u2014 id Ansell tg the readers of the Record at very interesting talk on the Deaconess Was appointed to repain No.1 school RE-ELECTED SCHOOL TRUSTEE.jer.All join in wishing them a long.rowboat, 16 de cure he most biti hur cases of dy pepsia, ork in Montreal and gave som?house, toll eho Lower Ireland; July 21.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 and prosperous fife, = = ply oad 86.ques i allie tablets not only, cure, vepepy touhing instances of tho scones of JL ed Na.1, W.FIRE, eo | Alp mesting of the ratgpayers eld MA ETED pid os eater 3 Contd ut a > overty and wretc ness, mostly e in 8 gchoo ouse on onday .- ZY R SALI SE 25 vomiting The sean Sickness.F after \u2018result of drink.Reforms have been 2 E, T ono A.5, bn Manson; 4, | Wm.Moore was re-elected school trus- Y BE DEPORTED ' The Peop le Back of rnace ( v : + be stoi, ji SEE excessive indulgence.effected through her: loving and untir- C.Lane; owen; 6, A.G.tee.FROM STATES.Sunshine fu Fur Ae vi, oh, al EE Mi-o-na cures by strengthening and in \u2018ing efforts.She was listened to with Parsons; 7, John E.Bayley; 8, Jos- e\u2014 RR du] A AU EE po Le Lt aber a courge of EY on teat con- great attention and already a Xmas eph Gilbert; % Foot Bonner; 3 W.FELL AND BROKE LEG IN WOODS.| I LA.GINGLES > 00 = 2 === #5 ZI TIS WMBER Fou .Al stipation, if there is any, will entirely box of clothing and comforts for the { Ron n Broderic 12, Canaan, July 21 .\u2014 (Special) \u2014Henry |.¥ 4 P ROT ES T s i I 0 gz ET | re acres of hu Cf [disappear.{ ClarKshur Ont., needy issinderway.The next meeting he ean; it: 13 I.E Crawford; vost, while out fishing with a AGAINST BEING SF NT TO A Sunshine Furnace is the triumph of sixty- | \u2014 , \u201coatcutars dre es y A De mach ible that had will be held on the 2nd Wednesday in} 15; Edward Bella; 17 Wm Be: at ry of friends, had the misfortune to Chi 4 COUNTRY, | D A3 one years\" experience\u2014growth from a small ol 5 OR SALE TE Bothered me for years, bafled and puz- August.18\u2019 David Lapointe, 19, C.I.ose.2 hres his leg.They were at a camp ieago, W., July 2l.\u2014{Spemal)\u2014} tinshop to 16% acres of floor space, from a half dozen Ï AT polos and 7 oo wo pee ints aie oon.id trouble Mr.Presby, of Melbourne, took the 20, Phe ior\u201d Auditors four miles back Jn the woods.He was.E a Singles, the young Lrish 1 ce ma- i ai \u2018artisans to 1,500, from an annual wage sheet of $4,000 wr i.on hand.pe eps ha : service for the Rev.England on Sun- : + 7 brought home\u201d the next day.on a 0 was acquitied on Alonday o to one of : : 2 hed EN pbs was on enicoount hy buch digesting day, the Torn at V, Hingland Church.w.Ayer and R.D.Jamieson, stretoher.There was no road into the 8tealing lace, and who told a £énsa- i AE ey Le asbpnition Ss Largest | Lb MDI ; 1 \u20ac a gas that gave nie untol! suffering and Mr.and M > E.Taber h À tax of six mills on the dollar was woods, so they had to carry him the tional story of torture and \u201cwhite M k fF y, he B hE » o ER FOR pas ) lso made me weak, nervous, nd Mrs.aber have gone to! Jevied for all school purposes il slavery,\u201d may be d ted, St à wkers ot l'urnaces in the British Empire.now # Lu pain and À unable to rest.Since us- West Ely to attend the funeral of her : * four miles.A doctor was-called and Ys y be depor eps to 0 287, Knowlton, 14 ing 17 \u2018oma T can go to bed at night cousin, à little irl, daughter of Mr.re \u201ci \u2018 set the fracture aîter he was brought this end are being now considered, 5, 4 a Pe Cg nd sleep and T wake up in the morning 1 Iv he hild t ODD FELLOWS ATTEND CHURCH home.Miss Gingles protests strongly N er \u2019 i a rente Ets refreshed, I cannot speak too highly of R.Solomon.It seems the chi go AT KNOWLTON, \u2014 against being sent back to her nativ A Bao\u2019 8, range SO Mi-o-na.stung on the ankle, shortly after blood Knowlton, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 In INS To te e : A Ta Shoes Club hp ona is a most economical treatment poisoning set in and soon ended in response to an invitation issued b TALLATION OF PIONEER y.was placed on the market the first furnace to .he as Lors, LS or Cabs a large box of tablets only costs 50 !-death.1 K % 0 y ; LODGE OFFICERS.\u2014+ à solely designed by a Canadian Company A (rh oo cents at F.T.Ansell's and the dyspeptic Knowlton Lodge,.No, 28, 1.0.0.F.,, | Melbourne July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 At SOUTH ROXTON ) ; a\u201d \u20ac wa SALIE\u2014): UE 3 nervous or otherwise, who does not give \u2014_\u2014 there was congregated at the Odd the regular \u2018meeting of Pioneer Lodge Mr.L.Kimpton, of Montreal, ar- | We employ a consulting staff of furnace experts, who bile, puinted Spe = pré oni is losing an opportunity ta CRANBERRY -Fellows Hall Sunday morning about No, 7, 1.0.0.F., D.D.G.M.J.D.Smith rived Saturday night to spend Sun- Bh continually experimenting with new ideas in order Ca on EN garage, iy Chet 2 Arrivals include: Mrs.Orr, accomp- 80 members made up from the follow- assisted by Past Grand installed the dey with his family.urnace shall not bave to travel on its past repu ing.or homes ce te anied by her brother, Mr.Thurber, ing lodges: Sutton Valley Lodge, Res- following officers: N.G., Bros.W.R,| Mr.Geo.Turner underwent an opera- ! Ww : its quai Yom ip old.extr; SEE à from Iowa, visiting at their cousin\u2019a, toration Lodge, Cowansville; Granby Nixon; V.G., J.J.Sanborn; RS.L.tion last week at the Royal Victoria | e buy materials in such large quantities that i .Tess Box 52, Jie PA ak oY mes & 0s Mrs.F.B.Gillis\u2019, and other friends; and Waterloo .Lodges, and after avy.Verrill, P.G.; Treas., F.T.Verrill.Hospital, Montreal, and expects to he Fiona ses We have feed om Vo Er = Ege Bat Mr.and Mrs.Lacy Dillon, from Mont- short meeting in the hall the mem- P.G.; Warden, C.J.Rill; Con., C.F.at home the middle of next week.Mr.ion of construction is exercised down Lo the fines ' \u2018 Coli et \u2018treal, visiting with Mr, and Mrs.Og- hers attended divine service in the Jameson; R.S.N.G., A.J Irwin, L.S; Turner has spent about four weeks in 0 LET put sk WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PACK.den and Mr.Stratber at Camp Purity; Methodist Church where they listened N.G., J.Dumbar; RS.V.G., K.Leith; the hospital.AC - co vent Bouse tn No iE ~ ERS AND BUTCHERS.Mrs.Dillon was a former resident - of [to a very appropriaw discourse by L.S.V.G., H.H.Walker: RS.S., J | Miss Lena Galbraith is spending a Ce Appl En TL AA Maple Grove.Her residence was .the [\u2018the Rev.Mr.Galley.\u2018The ehoir fur- Mackay, L.S.S., A.Parkes; LG.Ts few days guest of Mr.and Mrs.Albert UF OMS TO EEE © Venlo.Mrs.Alfred Prummer and dau- nished some appropriate selections.Harper; 0.G., E.E.Fowler; Chap., A.|Fergueson, Granby, North Ridge.) TS CL - obn 0.5 bi Chip The primest of meats always on ghter, Idella, from Londonderry, Vt, After the church perles ne members Alexander, Parde are out announcing the mar- F S 1 RS \u2018 (0.™ = uncan.Cpe he ' dly give us Vis\u2018tin her mother, Mrs.F.Ansly, returned to the Lodge hoom where riage of Miss Hazel Sanborn and Mr.: LET\u2014j101 ii RE \\ hand.Wher, in need kindly give us a and other friends; Nr.Harry \u2018Dinning they held a short and most impress- AP POINTED MANAGER AT MARIE- Elmer Gaw on July 28.or = e by d.S.MITCHELL & al furnacn, kite inl Jr ! , home from college at Lennoxville to |ive service presided aver by Rev.Bro.VILLE.- af \u20ac -\u2014\u2014 : * \u2018and painted \u2019 thee Cok il Bell Phone 324.People\u2019s Phone 20.spend his holidays.Schagel, of Sutton Valley Lodge.At|, Farnham, July 21.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Mr.| - DUNBORO.Kteaon: Apply § TE ° .; vg.| Miss Ethel Dinning has returned [the close all the visitæ:g brethren A.J.Choquette, teller of the E.T.| Arrivals include: Mr.Momer Roy- _\u2014 \u2018Rif, i 270 Wellington Street City.| home from Lennoxville where she was were invited to dinner at Robinson\u2019a Bank, has:been transferred from\u2019 this [ Stan to his home from a visit to © Tir LET \u2014 ir 4\" PR - ) {attending the wedding of her cousin, Hotel.- \u2018branch to Marievile, where he has been Glover, Vt., and Farnham, 1\u2019.Q.;; Mr.(A ; 7 rooms with f Pom ry : To : - -Miss Ethel Ward, and after the wedd- \u2014 : : appoin as manager.Mr.Choquette Art.Buchanan has returned from en ou ee lay \u20ac y SE 1 pee | B.50.(MeGill» A.M.Can.Soc.C.B.ing Miss Dinning spent a few days at} SERIOUS ACCIDENT AVERTED.has beén in the bank here for a num- |Northfield, Vt.} Master John Lafrance, _ ap \u2019 _ her uncle\u2019s, Col.Wm.Ward\u2019, and_ on Bondville, July 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A ber of years and this being his -home, ©! F' farnham, is the guest of M.A.Th wet ta ET WA CER i.1 Clarence Thomson her return she was accompanied by her serious accident was narrowly averted he has many friends who will be glad | Roystan; Mr.Miles and Miss Sadie] ere comes a time when your gri on things $ ; T60D pat: - \u2018copsin, Miss Hattie Ward.at the Anglican Church on Sunday [to hear.of his well.merited.promo- Buchanan have returned from a visit Your nerves are unstrung the vital forces low, the Ld } at iNT 0\" gp x.Examiner C ian Patent Oitice, |: Departures include: Miss.Lucy Nug- Morning.As the bell,, which is a very | tion.Mr.D\u2019Artous, of St.Hyacinthe, [;t9_ Swanton, Vt.?\u201cAR L Channel, [TREND fix.Examiner Canadian P ce, ] is weak and the bl hed, Y Léa Chany ; A Le ent, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.héavy one of about nine hundred Ibs.son- of Mayor D\u2019Artous, of Farnham, Departures: Mr.G.R.Childerhouse e blood 1 1mpoveris ed.0 \u2014 Doss A ~ ELECTRICAL ENGINEER F Bo Bowden, and two children to weight, was ringing for Sunday school has heen appointed as teller in place to Georgeville, Masters Roy and Guy creeping over you.Be careful of youn + A ANTIED\u2014A - ol J: Ca ; = AND PATENT ATTORNEY their \u2018homes in Groveton; N.H.; Maj- [at 9.30, the holt holding the clapper | of Mr.Choquette.and Miss Sadie Buchanan were the n and Piotr.Ca 2 | \u201cor C.R.Donaghy and wife to St.Sim [in place came out, and the heavy | \u2014 guests of Mrs.H.Ii.Gilbert; of Dun- - only to-appiy.at aE à 0) él; Main 6817.eon; Mr.and Mrs, Dillon to Montreal: clappen NL ri on by the swinging WILL LAY CORNER STONE OF die B recently; Mr.Miles and Miss Sa- 3 WANTED \u2014 Coo 17 826 W.Créig St.MONTREAL, Mr.Stather to Montreal ; Mr.Ogden |?bee ous of the belfry on] \"HURCH.ie Buchanan to Fast Hill on Sunday.oy Cock.Chita ihm - ; - [for a few days to East Broughton; | t@ i e very © ki the iet roof en-| Windsor Mills, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014 : ; i.Wt [ ; © Mr.and Mrs.Walter Cameron and son, or ne \u201chad i it auckily Je id not roll, The: corner stone of the new St.\u20ac J Was | ) oo ; Clifford, to\" Fast Angus.ri ba mn been thrown a couple Georges Church, Windsor Mills will he ; = at th hain OTe damily 4 5 : 1011 0 e Farmers are busy at making their 4 ine es furt St it mat a ropped i laid on Saturday afternoon, July old As You Feel once; ere is need to renew the life forces | ds Gok i À , hay now and jure is a much better 'hildren were Looting into Sunday 24 ,2t 4.30 by R.W.Bro.Fraser D.Ie : nerves, wearied brains, sick stomach, feeble ed * { dr \u2019 .i : cro an ex > : à - H 3 - 4j.143, 145 McGill Strezt, Montreal °° e pected.schoal and Mr.John Joyal was also | J.and a M The van Lodge of A.t's a simple matter of liver, sluggish bowels\u2014all feel the.quickening ei\u2019 3 me SF \u2019 ! ° ! ry standing there; the results could not an e ceremony is under Stomach and Liver.Take Beech Cipally + i Dovated \u201ca A Carnished.Hcom nt MELBOURNE, RIDGE.have been otherwise than serious.The the auspices of St.Francis Lodge, eecham\u2019s Pills, Their use makes all the di - Address Box = 1 ih cuisines Cased goods a Specialty.ellen School No.11, under the efficient} clapper was soon restored to its Brothend; De.proue je, being.W.M.tonic action of these pills upon the vital orgassis 3 Wasim \u201c i Rates: $2 ta $3 per day.American management of Mrs.Miller, closed Ju.proper position inside the bell and vi] rom Montreal, Quehec, Dan- diate, thorou hand lasting.TI Nature'sows®™ prog aucation - a plan.- lly 7 for the simmer holidays.The| firmly secured, and rang as usual an be e; Richmond and other places will | g 8 1cy are of reading ._ Ry, teacher will visit friends in Richmond hour later for divine service at 10.30.| > present.Effer.i Sal A { SENRRAI SE a \\ MEMORIALS Sherbrooke and the Ancient.Capital, Addresses will be delivered by prom- 3: me RD te coun py, .\u2018Artistle work only, in Granite and Where her early school days ere pass- MALE PRINCIPAL HAS BEEN SE- inent clergy and Yay \u2018men, and an in- - or un-down Con if | Se 5 ol Maralo Monumonts Srises yonsoneile,\u2019 ! ed and will resume her duties, August c A CURED, | teresting Hmo is expected.The pro- 2010 cvenrwnene.OB Squ .owansville, Ju 1,\u2014 on will form at once on the arri- Prepared o iro, 8365 : Las.Coaticook, Qua, A Lo » July (Special).\u2014On val of the \u201cScoot\u201d from Richm ond | Sold by ali Bi, Dy Thomas Beecham, Os mien a pore 32 1 i { ad Ty =.\u2014_\u2014 | | | \u2014_\u2014 a that its ms, so t in boxes pncasbires gs erts, who are - that Sunshine reputation fos quality hat supe\u201d est detail.25 Feel ven Aaa Foie ae hedge et CREE eu - \u2014 \u2014 IE, mi TR PER SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1909, CITY NEWS Mr.J.E, Pontre left tor Montreal this afternoon on a business trip.- = Mr.and Mrs.JT.Dalton have left town fur a visit to Coutirook, Davidson have returned to town drom their wed- din tour.Mr.W.J.Motiatt, of New York, js the quest où Mr, and Mus HCL King, Laurier avente, Vrs.R.A.F.Aitken and her two children are visitine Mrs.JA.Evans Mr, and.Mrs.Archer MW.- - yat Agnes, Lake Megantic, | Mr.R.MacDonald, of Turd, Fraser, MacDonald & Rupe, is spending hig vacation in the White Mountains, Mr E.CO Irving, sales manager -of the Sunbeam Tucandescent Lamp Co, Toronto, is in.town on business, Mr.aud Mrs.H.R.Fraser have ro.turned from Brecches Lake, D'Israeli, where they have been for a few days, The Rev.Arthur Dupuis, of St.Hya- © 2inthe,.brother oi Mr.Louis Dupuis, | of this city, is a guest at the Bishop's .Palace.: Mr.B.Cronyn, formerly of the Merchants Bank in this city, has become manager of the Northern Crown Bank at Toronto, Mr.and Mrs.Colin McKechuie and Miss Gladys MekKechnie are spending a Panneton; well, Mrs.Fletcher, Mrs\" W.A | well aod Mr.H.Bruce Fletcher Far- Mr.A.A.Arkl | ey of ë Pent Sunday in town the onion, s par Lt ents, Mr.and Mrs.R.N.Ark- ; + 5 ial The HOVEY\u2014CROSS.Re Marriage of Mr.Frank ; eklest son of Mr.nd ak AO a Hovey, of this city, to Miss Ethel J (ross, of Ulverton, took place on Mon- lays July 19th, at the.home of the bri e.Rev.Mr.Craik olficiated.After It ceremony lunch was served after which Mr.and Mrs.Hovey left, for Quebec and a trip up the Saguenay.; Pon their return they will occupy the use of Mr, P.A, Hovey, Montr l street, during, their absence in On tario.The groom\u2019s present to the bride Was a diamond ring, and to the bridesmaid, Miss.Hovey, of Si \" brooke, a pearl brooch, \"and to the best man, Mr.F.s.| * She a cigar case.9.Rugg, Sherbrooke, \u2018 Ph A CON CERT AT LITTLE LAKE on riday evening last a very ; Joyaide concert was given in + : lor of the Lake Paris Hotel ve Lake Scaswaninepus.The audience included the guests of the hotel, as,well as A large number of the residents of .the surrounding cottages.The excellent programme was the following: Trio for violin, cetlo and clarinet, Messrs.Frank Dudley, A.\u2018y Darker and Mr, n song, \u201cWhen We're th- er,\u201d Mr.Chenier Picarq; Violin Ee few weeks at the Granite Plate House, Kennebunk Beacj, Me.Sd Mes.C.J.Wright and family and Ë Lake Park Hotel.Miss Harciet Weagant, trained nurse, pas returned from Averill, Vt., where she was-engaged on a case © for six weeks, amd is now nursing Mrs, Tras- jor at the Shethrooke Protestant Hous- | pital.CL .Mr, Arthur R.Virgin and Mr.FL Baldwin drove to Hatley on Satirday and across country to Lake Scaswan- i.,.inepus, where \u2018they were the guests of Judge and Miss Wliite at \u201cScaswani- nepus Lodge.\u201d Miss Agnes McLeod is spending on pele i 101 couple of weeks with friches in Milan, Mr.Lindsay Thompson has returned .to his home in Lowell, Mass.after visit to friends in Sherbrooke and Little Lake Magog.: The prizes won at the races held hy the Sherbrooke Driving Club here on .Dominion Day are on exhibition in Codere\u2019s \u2018window.After Thursday the wimers may call for theip prizes at Ames\u2019 Cold Storage.0 Mis.FLD.Buck entertained yesterday \u201cbe at the tea hour at her pretty cottage, © \u201cHillesest.\u201d at Luke Scaswaninepus.The guests included Mrs.Wm, Ng, / Ns >4 ete EN tad A EXD, 2 Ra Ll) LA visu a} © FOR SALE.ular vi Le KEEP your knowledge of prices and values up-to-date-by read- \u201cAdagio,\u201d Mr.Pudle ; \\dagio,\u201d Mr.Dudley; \u201d vocal sol Miss Ross (Ottawa), violin obligate, Miss Bessie Odell; sleight of han : ?RC Te Miss Blanche Bailey leit last week for fou d per.ippi r \u2018 .A Lake Massawippi, where they are ut |; \"Nee Me L.Æ Dastous; piano so- one of Mr.Edwin Hawes\u2019 cottages for ; Mr Panne vi bird Odell; violin solo, the summer, .eton, 2 sy = .= = \u2014 Mrs.F.Päyette and Master.Paul COATICOOK © retire » ye .Mr \u2018 ; 1.Payette have ii \" a , home rom a Mr.C.du.Lyman 18 making exten- ;, kwo weks outing at lake Pcaswani- [Sive repairs to.his barn° Mr.S.B #t nepus, where they were guests at thet Humphrey is having his property painted,.and Mr.Charles Shurtleff.is making additions and alterations to his barn.\u2018Mr.Frank Fisher is home from As- \u201cbestos where he has been on business for the pust ten duys.Mr.Snow, theological student, assisted Rev.A.Stevens at the Episcopal Church on Sunday.Miss Mclneaty, who is seriously ill is reported to be a litteé better.- Her sister, Julia, from Boston, is here to take care of her and her two brothers were up on Saturday fron Lyndonville to see her.; .Mr.E.O.Sullivan received \u201cword that his son is coming home from the West with appendicitis.\"His brother, who was west with him, is coming also taking care of him on the journey.Arrivals and departures: Miss Ethel DeMary, of Moe's River, is the guest of Miss Addie Schoff; Mr.and Mrs.H.M.Eaton.of Littleton, N.H., \u2018in town; Mr.and Mrs, John R.Neill, of Boston, Mass, Miss Effie McQuarrie, of Auburn, Me, Mr.and Mrs.Stewart and daughter, of Berlin, N.H,, and Miss Paterson, of Berlin, N.H,, \u2018were tho guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Far- \u201cBrady for the past week: Mr.Weirs, of thriving village, centrally located, Hatley, Que., was the guest of Miss V.Kendall Tuesday; Miss Edwina Met- calf, of Lowell, Mass., is thé guest of her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs, Israel Baldwin; Miss Addie Todd left to spend her vacation in Waterville, the guest of Mrs.R.H.Smith; Mr.and Mrs.0.H.E.Webster and Master Turner have gone to Averill, Vt., for two -weeks; Miss Irene Webster gone to Rockpoint Beach, Mass, and Old Orchard, Me., to spend her vacation; Miss Golda Smith and Miss Emma Adams to Rock Island and Lake Memphremagog for a weck's hol day.Mr.C.A.Kennedy has sold one of his best shore lots on Lake Massawip- pi at Ayer\u2019s Clif on Beckett Avenue to Dr.Tlorace D.King, Flushing, New York.Dr.King will arrive in Ayer\u2019s Cliff Aug.Ist and spend the month of August there, during which he will clear his lot in preparation for a \u2018summer residence which he will erect next spring.Mr.Kennedy is putfing up a .commodious stablè on another lot.which he purchased last year; also carriage room and garage, and has purchased 4 more building lots on\u2019 the shore side from Mrs.Beckett, and in- ;tends next season to erect one or more cottages to let.At the auction sale of the horses of the late Mr.T.Farley on Saturday ithe bidding was brisk, and good prices obtained.> 3 TT es + .LENNOXVILLE NOTES Mrs.Geo.Mitchell, of Lennox- ville, Who is in ill health at the present time, has\u2019 gone for a rest to Gorhum, Maine.On Saturday Mr.F.B.Perkins, of Waterloo; Que., registered at the College House, having been in town for the day.\" } Mrs.llastings, of Boston, accompan- vied by her son, was in town recently and registered ut the Lennoxville Hotel, i On Monday evening Mr.E.O.Ben- net was the recipient of.a fine fish sent hime from Black Lake, the same weighing about nine pounds.co Mr.I.S.Greatorex, of Barnet, Vt., was in town on Monèay and registered at the College House.\u201cMr.Duford is having his barber shop remodelled at present on which considerable work 1s being done.When completed it will present a fine appearance and will be quite\u2019 an addition to the town.\u201cAt the: present time Mr.shop in the College House, will be until hig now buil pleted, Extensive repairs have been made on the exterior of the Lennoxville Academy which were very much needed, as the steps and fence of the same were in a rather dilapitated condition, and are now very much improved.here .he ding, is .com- STORE FOR SALE] -A rare chance to buy general store in fine stock on hand, good trade cstablished, splendid - business opportunity, : corres- - .1 - * ,; 7 CIEIHSISISIIGK ACACIA ASIII SEASICK ASA ASSIRAIANK VIII T N / ° A INS HHH ~ HH VEN SEACH - .=\" .- \u201c EY dé J A \u2018 abs un, 2.CAT i ; \u20ac QE a sn ing and answering ads.EEE EE EE HERO EREBEGK MISCELLANEOUS.11 8 Bax 143, Mansonville, Que.pondence invited.: 2 | HELP WANTED -\u2014 MALB.OR SALE \u2014 VARNISHED CEDAR rowboat, 16 feet long, complete with 7) OBI8 and rudder, Bargain for cash.Ap- 0 Ply Box 36, Record.; 8; [OR SALK\u2014AUTO RUNABOUT, 6 H.* LP, Sleuu, in pericet running order.: (Can be meen at.Jewciry Store, lonmox- si ville.$200.00 to first cush customers \u2014\u2014\u2014.\u2014 \u2014 .VIBER FOR -SALE\u2014ABOUT 100 gia: à $ of bush, seven miles froun oxidierbrao » near\u201d railway station.For be Particulars address Box 30, Record.» 4 {HOR SALE\" \u2014 CEDAR TELEPHONE .\u201cways oes, and posts.Large stock al- LE -on hand.A.H.Cowling, Scots- 2 own.\u2018 7 8 C5 iy MBER FOR SALE\u2014CUT ON \u2018100 acres of mixed \u2018timber.Wy Wu.Gard- \u2018* +36, Bnowltou, Que.+ A TOR SALE \u2014 ABOUT 16 ACRES OF 8 lot 8, range.2, Orford, adjoining the Lag op, 8hoe Club Houso, Apply to Dr.¥.0, or H.D.Lawrence, lixecu- 3 Austin, 8, late H.A.Elkins.x ?= HOR SALE CONE STANLY AUTOMO- > out bile, painted new, new tires, just One pa ét IN good running Nie JHA tuolor cycle in good runn- \u201cyen order, / One dark chestnut mare, 6.Yeon old, ; extra good driver, Add- 22 POX 92, Record Otlire, \u2014 TO LET.LET \"SMALL FURNISHED { day.or piece.ordèer.+ Te L house in North Ware Moder: _ n con- Veniences, Apply E.C.Fruszor; I ous TO.Jet IN THE, LONG \u2018\u2019 eliington st.A John Q Duncan, futon Apply ro \"Fay 2, u \u201d : 0 LET\u2014Hot SE, 10 BDOOMS, LARGE coal mer kit@hen, buth, hot water, oo urnace, electric light, newly papered bo Painted throughout, Immediate pos- Street.Apply Gor.Armstrong, 5 Peel .Te tia \u2014 HOUSE WITH SEVEN Clg gms sith Wo CL und Bath Room, ing Queen st, St.Apply Thowas Cowun, y HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ss re e\u2014\u2014 £1 Crane NS ; ) - | 00D GENERAL, is dress Ars ï : 2\" once.Good wages, Address Mrs.- Channeli, North Hatley.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Hfor District Nu.3, AND BUILER WANTED\u2014 8 JS SINE or 10 M.P.Engine and 15 or 18 11, 12.Boiler, Horizontal, for brick setting.Both must be in perfect order.Address with full particulars and price, lagine, Box 207, Budford, Qae.: FTHERE ARE VACANCIES FOR TWO i or three boarders.Apply Young Women\u2019s Christian Association, 2 Moore St.\u2019 i 15 PAY SALARY, EXPENSISS AND 4 require to fill vacancies with bright | men, hardiest stock, varieties approved by Experimental farins.guaranteed.Cowmpiete outfit free, apply mow, stating age.Luke Bros., Limited Nurserymen, Montreal.ANTED \u2014 A MAN TO WORK ON ' \u201cour clotirdryer.Paton Manufacturing Company, Sherbrooke.LL PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS with me aro \u2018requested to settle same by Aug.1.Frauk Libbey, Hunt- ingville.+ 9 X7IOLIN, MANDOLINE, BANJO LESsons given by Professor Frank Dudley, Y.M.C.A.Rooms, City.My ASUING, IRONING AND MEND- ) ing wanted by.an fenglishwoman by Box 40, Record: \\ ANTED\u2014A GOOD.MAN IN EACH ; town to organize for .a leading society for men and women paying beral benefits in case of sickness.High com- \u201cmissions.Write for particulars.A.Whitehead & Co., Bury, Que.NS OUNG MAN WANTED AT ONCE AS Monoline operator.Kither one with some experience or printer with linow- ledge of type setting to leatn the machine.Address Daily Record, Sherbrooke.VVANTED EVERYBODY TO TRY OUR «VF Lunch.Specialties, home made pits, fried fish and potatoes.1.Swan, Sew York Restaurant, 4ST5 Wellington St.T MISS AIDA FONTAINIS, 212 Wioll- ington St., who bus resigned her position .at SL Vincent de Paul Hospital, wishes private nursing.TEACHERS WANTED.- ant teacher holding Model] diploma to teach Maple Grove Model School.State reference and salary expected.Al- 50 two qualified elementary teachers for terms of six months at salary of $20.00, ane for Elementary dgpartment of Model School and another for District\u201d School.Apply New Ireland, Co.Megantic, Que.TEACHERS WANTED \u2014 Halo rPwo TEACHERS WANTED, BY THE Municipality of Hatley.One for District No.1, Lords.Apply to James Greer, Manager, North Hatley, and one Reed's Crossing.Ap- Manager, Minton, Good salaries paid to qualified ply to J.L.Dean, Que.to Thos.R.Porter, Sec.-Treas., AL ANTED \u2014 A» GOOD =FEMIERAT IS | 1Män Lo take care of hotses und wnke himself genetally useful.Apply Box 41, Reedrd Office.REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.YHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALI at rcasonahle prices on avenue, 66 feet wide, also two barns that could be made into good houses.Streets all graded.Bee plan.8.L.Clough, Len- noxville.: YOR SALE \u2014 RESIDENCE OF THY \u2026 late Grace G.Mecfællan, being on lots 888 and 889, North Ward (No.11 Beckett Road.G.S.tor.OR SALE OR RENT\u2014SEVEN ROOM house, shed, barn and garden, elec- ric lights.Apply R.E.Carter, Lennox-: ville.McFadden, lixecu- Fer SALE~THREE ACRES -LAND and buildings.Apply Frank Maloney, Ladd\u2019s Mills, People\u2019s Telephone.1 AKERY AND TENEMENT TOR SAL 3 -or ta rent.À good chance-for man with small capital.Coriespondence sol- teachers.John P.Bowen, Sec.-Treas.x FANTED \u2014 TWO PROTESTANT > teachers with élementary dinplomus for sehools in the Township of Dudswell.Terms two and six ;« about Sept.1st.Æpply giving ces to H.l'unninghain, Sec.-Frens., Dudswell, Que.\u2014 \u2018 referen- South FANT \\ ANTED-A YOUNG LADY STENO- ETapher for the mend hs of Auvust « an .; - nd Septomler, Experienced hand need ' Puy to apply.Box 37, Record Office.- Sa YAN - .W ANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS PAST- Hatley \"°F Apply P.A.Ledue,North \u2014\u2014 - ._ \\ ANTE A CENERAL ; SERVANT Or family of two.?Must be Vs NTR À NN Tg educat i, YOUAG LADY OF GOOM root readin a\u201d IN ld en oy GPRAT SEINE Wen 10 fee SE men ans A lathcona Square, Hy 3 hi A _ bi .good Men took.\\ppit- with references to - Bu; M Howard, $.& S.Mutüal \u2014\u2014\u2014 - - =, W Apr MOTHERS Hb, PRINS : ES tp lon! after {aw hildren.Address Box oon A EIN ot Que dren SITUATIONS WANTED.JOXUBRIENCED LADY STENOGRAPHer desires position, thoroughly.com- petent, best of references; Address Box 15, Record Office.TOUNG MAN, ; EXPFERIFENCED, seeks situation in gardgé or care of private car.«4, Tvans, Ahercorn, Que.SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERTEN- Ted chauffeur, auto or boat, steam or gasoline, expert Tepair man.Good references, Address Lock Box I, Barn- ston, Que.oo £100D PAINTER AND GLAZER wants work as janitor or work in factory as-handy man.Box 39, Record.inonths Commencimg © icited.Wm, Andrews, Danville, Que.Joon SALE IN EAST SHERBROOKE, on Terrill] Ave., new self-contained house, modern improvements, spring water; a desirable property.Also farm lands and building lots.Apply T.B.errill.FARMS FOR SALE.UTGARMS FOR SALKE NEAR STAN- .Stead with stock and tools at low prices and on easy conditions, Write to 5.W.Hay, Stanstead, Que.[oR SATF\u2014FARM 125 ACRES,\u2019GOOD buildings.with running water, orchard, sugar bush 1600 trees, 44 miles from Cookshire, 11 from Sherbrooke.IE.H.Wheeler, \"Birchton.AGENTS WANTED.GENTS SALARY AND COMMIS.siop to sell Red Tag stock.Come lete exciusive line.Specially hardy.rown only by us\u2014sold only by our Agents.Elegant free samples.Write now.to Dominion Nurseries, aontreal.LIVE STOCK FOR SALE.noxville, offers for sale-4 extra fine new milch cows also fat hogs.VWITOWDALE STOCK FARM, LEN- 3 GENTS WANTED IN ONTARIO - And Fastern Provineef to handle swell Known goods (Pocket samples).Would be good side line.Liberal commission.Lock Box -i3, Danville, Que, J -\u2014 has Duford has a temporary .| over-confident yon July 15, upon the general policies CLEMENCEAWS After Violent Debate on Naval Scandals.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 EXCITEMENT VOTE WAS TAKEN.Paris, July 21.\u2014The Clemenceau Cabinet fell suddpuly lastnight urder dramatic circumstances at the conclusion of a violent debate over the naval scandals, extending over several days.M.Delcasse, chairman of the investigating committee, led the attack upon the naval administration, especially and M.Thompson, formerly \u2018 niinisters .of marine, But M.Picard, who succeeded Mr.Thotpson, had promised in the name of the Government to complete a series of reforms, both in the administration of the department and the methods of construction, £nd the Chamber was ready to vote confidence in the Government, when an incident occurred which changed a ma- Jority into a minority.Premier Clemenceau, who always has been an adversary of M.Delcasse, smarting under the criticisms, and doubtléss of u majority, which of the Government, was 182, taunted the ex-minister of foreign affairs, who was thrown overboard by .the Rouvier ministry at the dictation of Germany during the crisis\u2019 of 1905, with having led France to humiliation at Algeci-' ras.The spectre of that chapter of France\u2019s foreign history, in \u2018which Del- casse was sacrified, was a fatal error.Instantly there was an uproar of dissent, from hoth sides of the, (Chamber.Delcasse* flung \u201d back the taunt in\u2019 Clerhenceau\u2019s face with bit- Aer words, declaring, amid cheers, that France had: gone¥to Algeciras in - the interest of peice, a Amid the - wildest\u201d éxcitement the vote was taken, and when it was announced that \u2018the Government = had heen bheaten,-212 to 176, M.Clemen- \u2018eau clapped\u201d his: hat, on his head, pulling it far down\u2019 over hig\u2018 eyes, and stalked out of the Chamber, followed - by the other ministers, in token that \u2018he intended to resign.rf RG.IECKE 18 AGQUITTED.Charge Dropped \u201cBecause Civil Case iy\u2019 Pending.+ ATTEMPT.WILL BE MADE T0 (OM- PLL DELIVERY OF TITLE TO MAI.DISPUTED.PROPERTY.Montreal, July.21.\u2014Proceédings before the crimiyal court in the charges brought\u2026 agatnek\u201d Hajor Robert Gilr.mour .Leckioiforfraud and\u2019 conspiracy to \u201cdefraud \u2018by\u2019 William Marshall = regarding a Cobalt \u2018déal were brought to a half yesterday \u2018hy Judge I.eet.This was causcd :bys the fact that, in addition to \u2018the criminal charges brought against'' Müjor.Leckie Mr.Marshall has alsb \u2018 taken civil action to compel delivery of.title to the property in dispute, and for \u2018other damages.- When the case - was argued before Judge Teet yesterdpy afternoon the court held that it would be improper to decide the criminal chango pending the disposition of the civil suit, as the civil action would decide who had right to the title to the property, and that when judgment was rendered as to this it would be open ta Mr.Marshall to {ake criminal action or not, as he- thought fit.: CL Mr.Henry J.Elliott, K.C., counsel for Mx.Marshall, then made a motion.that \u2018the \u2018case be taken before the grand jury in order that Major Teckie might still be held under bonds.This was taken en delibere hy Judge Leet, and will be argued this morning.Messrs.A.W.P.Buüuchanan, K.C., and Eugene Tafleur.KO, appear for Ma- Jor Teekie, and Messrs, Menry J.Fl- liott, K.C., and C.IT.Stephens for Mr.Marshall, prey) FIRST DEATH IN NEW PARLIAMENT.\u2014 DR.W.C.McINTYRE, OF STRATIL- CONAN, DH.D THIS MORNING, Strathcona, Alta, July * 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014Dr.w.c Mefntyre, M.P,, die: here this morning: Tis js the first death in the new Parliament.HAWKING MACHINES meme Catarrh Sufferers Are Nothing But Hawking, *pittivg and Blowiat Mechines, Says an Authority.Is it possible that in these days when cleunliness apd sunitary reform is being preached in the churches, schools and at public gatherings, that thousancs of peo plé will continue to suffer from catarrh when there is an absolutely certain reu- edy always on.hund.Hyomei (pronaunced.High-o-mec) js a pleasant, medicated and\u2019 antiseptic air Breathe it in and it will cure catarvh.It will stop foul breathe, watery eyes, and crusts in the nose in a few duys.Mrs.HU.W.Wilson, of Johnson .St.Wallaceburg, Ont.says: \u201cYes, wo are great friends to Hyomei for the reason that Mr.Wilson has had cutarrh for several years and tried several remedies and doctors, but nothing has relieved the trouble like Hyomei.His trauble is from pains.across the eyes and a burning or huskihess in his throat.Sometimes puch difficulty in breathing, tbe glands in lus eyes and _nose swollen d\u2019 the disease made him literally sick all aver.He cannot say enough in praise of Hyomei, and there is nothing that'can give better relief to catarrh than this.remedy, which CABINET RESIGNS.| INTENSE AFTER | during the incumbency of.M: l\u2019elletan | \u2018social was gotten up.noulling, July 20th, 1909.i convenient for the purposes of: the HARVEST.WiLL START TO-DAY Crop Reported to be Excellent One.FINE SAMPLES OF BARLEY SHOWN AT CALGARY.Winnipeg, Man, July 21.\u2014(Special).\u2014The harvest will start to-day on the farm of D.C.Peli, Inspector of Crédit Foncien Co., near Carman, where there are.300 acres of barley ready for binders.The crop is said to be an excellent one.The Alberta Pacific Flevator Co, of - Calgary, reports samples of barley 50 inches in length and fully headed, He COMPTON.Mr, Alex.Davidson, who resently underwent a serious -operation at the Western Hospital, Montreal, is making satisfactory progress towards recovery and is expected home next week, Mrs.W.M.Hadlock, who has béen visiting friends in Lyndonville, VL, illness: of her sister, Miss Lydia Heath,\u2019 who is prostrated with measles at the house of Mr.L.Huntingdon, Mr.V.EK.Hobart, of Way's Mills, was in Compton for the week-end and preached in St.James Church on Sunday evening, Miss Ruth Pomeroy is spending some time in Ayer's Cliff with reintives, A new house is about to he erected here by Mr.P.Boyon on the village property adjoining his own.Arrivals and departures are: Messrs.M, St-Laurent, TI.Poulin, Il.bert and L.Savarie were in | Magog for the.week-end; among recent visitors to Compton the past week ave been Mrs.J.Leves-ques, of Quebec, and Mr.Frank Levasseur, of Blind River, Ont., the guests of Mr.L.L.- Thivierre.SCOTSTOWN.have.gone to Quebec to live.Her many friends were sorry to have her go! and they whowed.their regard for her in a very substantial way.A box This, with the gifts of sympathising friends, made a nice little sum of money amounting to \u201c25.00.: There will be a temperance meeting in the Ballallan school house mext Friday evening.\u2018This meeting is un- «ler the auspices of the Royal \u201c Tem- plars of this town.At the Advent Christian Church next Sunday morning Mr.Davis will begin à series on sermons on prophecy, The new schonl commissioners met last week and chose as their chairman Rev.Samuel Clark.There are three ministers on the school board year, and jg now able to go out of doors.Mr.N.G.Scott spent last Sunday up at Louise.; The most of the young ladies who graduated from the atademy this year'intend going to McDonald College next fall, : \u2019 Mrs.McQueenie, a former resident of this town, but now of -Moniteal, \u2014 is the guest of Mrs.C.A.Nodding.a +++.\u201cB® 4 Acknowledgments, \u2014+Hh+++++++++++.ae ,CARD OF THANKS Wo the undersigned desire ta thank all venience to themselves assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved wile, mother and sister, and to euch and all who contributed the beautiful floral ofl- crings we extend thanks.Bent, -SylVestre, Arthur Sylvestre, Georgia Sylvestre, Oliver Drince.Bury, July 1ouh, 1909.CARD OF FITANKS Mr: and Mrs.Dennis Murphy take opportunity ol returning their most core thanks to all their friends and relatives who kindly ussembled at their residence - on the evening of the 16ih inst.to offer their respects and to congratulate them on the twenty-fifth nnni- vorsary of thelr marriage, The many heautitul and costly giits Which they - received will he kept us souvenirs that during the intervening years of their lives will be a reminder of one .of the most pleasant evenings of their lives.The only regret they had that their aged and infirm parents on both sides were unable to be present.this sin- JUBLIC- Notice is nefeby given that under the First Part of chapter 79 of the Revised Slatutes of Canada, 1906, known as \u201cThe Cowmpjnics Act,\u201d letters patent have been issued under the scald of the Secretury of State \u2018of Canada, \u201cbearing date the Sth\u2019 day «f June, 1909, incorporating Stanislas Remi Pape, uier- chant, George Beaudoin, farmer, Cyrille Beaudoin, farmer, Fdouard Chabot, farmer, Homnin Dadlalrve, trader, douard Beaudoin, farmer, all six of the Parish of 51, Ludger, in the County of Benuce; in the I'rovince of Quebec; Jos- } eph Cloutier, merchant, Clovis Ernest, \u2019avze, notary, both of the I'arish of St.Kphrem (Fring), in the snid County of Meauce, in the said Province of Quebec, Bruno Lefebvre, bank manager, of the Parish of St.Kvariste (rorsyth), in the suid County of Beauce, in the said Province of Quebec, and Bdgay Labberte, ad- vocute, of Take Megantic, in the County of Compton, in the said Province of Quebec, for the following purposes, vizi\u2014 articles and small wares of every Kind, in metal or her material?(bh) To maon- utacture, buy and sell at wholesale or retail, and to otherwise.deal in ail Kinds of goods or materials in connection with the said busifiess: (¢) To acquire the pu tents held by the above named Stanislas Remi Page for certuin kinds of hooks: (dy) To acquire and own the assets, the property, contracts, real estate.and other rights of any other company or person daing a similar business, and generally the husiness af any person or persons ex- ercisine an industry or carrying on a trade which this company shall he auth- orizéd to carry on, and to pay for the same with paid-up shares of the company or otherwise; (ey To acquire, \"purchase, \u201cown, operate, sell, lease or build plants, fnctories, land or buildings, or any 1nn- | chinery, material or works necessary ant comd.pany, incindine warehouses and rollins stock, for the distribution and sale of manufactured or nnmanufactured goods, returned home Tuesday, calle! hy the\u2019 A Guil-\u2019 Mrs.Gordon Wisheart- and baby if this | Mr.M.B.McAuley comtinum Lo gain 1 (8) To manufacture hooks and other like: Ps > 3.5) DAILY STORE NEWS 136-138 Wellington Street, STORE CLOSES AT SIX TO-NIGHT.Wednesdas, July 21.pal, for example \u2014 NEW DIRECTOIRI SAIT PRICE .This -corset is the new extra well made, high bust, ers.regular price $1.00.\u201c Sale Price \u201c extendec teers vesncs sesvad Continuation of the = Summer Clearing Sale It will pay you to do yonr trading here this week when we offer pany inducements in CORSET\u2014 THe, model, 1 hips, 4 good hose support Mado to sell at $1,25, sour \u201cDRESS MUSTINS\u2014 Values 186, 15c.Sale.Cees Grover cross senies 10¢ Fast black tops, stépl value.Sale - Price M P ; i) NISW WHUTE WAIST\" S\u2014 Extra fine «quality, ham sunnuer wear, $2, 50).Sale Price.Tore.you should try some oti ody.Glasses (if they are al: - STANSTEAD Hotel Julv 22, - Œiiday; July 23.Willar\u2019s Hotel, BAST ANC Satonday.July 21.Monday, Jnly 26.+: Windsor Hotel, GRANBY, July ZT, Bedford\u201d MTouge, BEDFORD, day, July 28, Optical \u2018Specialist: strong frame, crook handle, made and trinuned, 4 n'ecves sulues $2.90 and * CHILDREN'S UMBRELLA S\u2014 .d'od » , bre : 4S¢ Licmely for Take Advantage of the McKechnie SUMMER CLEARING SALE SLUMBER IS GOOD for eyes that ache, hut you'll find it diffieuft to sleep all of the time; there- rem- wer properly fitted) will be of more benefit to you Man anything else.Call and see me on Thursday, Hotel at BISHOP'S CROSSING on US, on \u2018 | Worshs Drug Store, WATERLOO, on i Tuesday, Wednes- J.G.FicGonnel!l SHERBROOKE TEA R - BUSINESS MANS .72.DINING tn \u2018Serves in addition to « d\u2019hote.dinner, a three-course tha latter a new feature, OM now becoming popular as a = 44 4.cout tn, dinner, 117 Wellington St.amted summer goods Ladies\u2019 Skirts, Sale Price oo $2,905 Save a dollar on.this smart lustre skirt, tailor made, wade | black or blue lustre with .row of big satin covered buttons up tho centre .Reruinr $3.90, -Sale price.MEN'S SHIRTS\u2014 Neglegr soft bosom with attached, sizes 124 to 164 measure, value Gace.Salo cuffs neck | dc.LADLES* BLACK COTTON HOSES Splendid 15k viilues, Sale price, : d'air series sessen hares COMFORT SOAP\u2014 \u2018sual 5c bar.Sale price 13 bars for .pre 506 Or case of-100 bars for ., etree mesepenes npe caves * 3 we Shirt Waist Suits TAFFETA SILK QUALITY\u2014 AT hadi.price.\u2018 816.00 line for 922,00 line Tar Gescecevncre $11.00 821.00 line for .$12.00 LUSTRE SHIRT WAIST SUITS.\u2014 Black.$5.50 - for .corres To Ÿ at.WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAIST BUITS~\u2014 $3.00 for $5.50 for cancer \u2026_\u2026\u2026SR.00 \u201cou.TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND GRIPÉ\u2014 All at 10 pe.discount ERY SEHGAL Ji GROCER ER 20\u2019 Discount Off all Carpets, Oilcloths, Mattings, Rugs and Art Squares.en,\u201d Carpets Made\u2019 and.Laid by competent help.Measures tak- \u2018 : - roses oe FARM FOR SALE Five miles from Sherbrooke on road between Ascot wnd Stoke, 4 miles frown Ascot, 24 miles from Soke, 230 acres, half in good state of cultivation, balanced well timbered with hard and soft, wood.Orchard and sugar bush, House and 4 barns- all in good repair.Well watered - With good springs: and trout pond.: 5 Apply ss JAMES KEES, Stoke, Canada, CL Province of Quebec, District of St.Francis; .No.58.- } IN THE CIRCUIT COURT In und for the District of St.Francis The twentieth day of July, one thousand nine hundred anid nine, | Before G.J, Debottinville, Clerk of the Circuit Court.: THE ROBERT W.HOGG GOMIPANY, LIMIT, partnership, oi Monn nt the city of Sherbrooke, in the District of st.Francis, duly registered in which partnership Robert W.Hogg, of the city of Sherbrooke aforesaid, is General partner, and Francis W.White, of the said city of Sherbrooke, is a special partner, Plaintiffs, 1 | vs.0.D.Bousquet, heretofore of the city of = Sherbrooke, tn the District of St Francis, now absent from thé Province of Quebec, \u201cDefendant.The Defendant to appear wifhin one month.| JOS.GRO, .COUTTURE, Dep.Clerk of the ! Circuit Court.CATE, WELLS, WHITE & McFADDEN, _ Altorness for Plaintiffs.: \"AUCTION SALE On Thursday, July 29th, .1909 \u201cChe understeued Under instructions will seH by publie auétion all the movables\u201d helanging estate late ?MRS.ON.5, WOODWARD, is ordered eur - year -old (past) Bay and to pav for the same with païd-un shares of the company or otherwise; (f) To sell or dispose of anv property real ar personal, of anv rights of the company; and (2) To do all such _pther things i As are incidental or éonduéive to the attainment of the above obieets, The op-: erations of the company to be carried | throughont Canada and elsewhere, by the name of \u201cThe Page Neverdrop Tnok we heartily recommend.\u201d Co 'A complete Hyomei outfit, consisting of a bottle of Hyomei, costs only $1.00, ;rost only 50 cents each, , Bella it \u2018and guarantees it to do exactly it afterwards needed.F.1.Ansell and extra bottles, as advertised.; Hyomei also \u201ccures Asthma, Bronchitis, | Coughs, Colds and Infant's Oroups a strong, hard rubber pocket inhaler and Company of Canada\u2019 (Eimited), with the news of thee aid company to he nt of | (ty of Sherbrooke, in the Provinnce | Queber, Dated at the office of the Secretary of Staté of Canada, this 9th day of June, 1909.DHAS.MURPHY _ MAMIE I.Becteterg of Sfatäs - , - TR ry ~~ .\u201d_ 7 i er a very fine beast, Just broken fôr city driving.May for next few days at Bourqu Murray St, Fast Sherbrooke, at Record Office.¥ a [| Capital stock of forfr-five thonsand doll- | g arg.divided into 1800 shares of fwenty-.: ; \"five dollars, and fhe chief place of hnei-.an .One of the best and larges \u2018Eastern Townships, For Horse For Sale Gelding, weight about 1960, stylish and ultogeth- hein \u201cseen now he t'8 stable.or enquire r [ f in pddress Box 38, Sherbrooke Record.bé EAN \u2018 : He my va we .co + - - 7 Lu.= p © FARM MACHINERY.Carriages, Farm Wagons, Marnesses, the partirulars | reduetfons for cash.At her late residence No.30 VÉLBROURNE STREET, SHERIHOOKT, Caupri an- oon Reng \u201c«Your sister introduced him, F's really very devoted to me.He's coming around later this evening, He sings, you know, and I've promised to play his accompaniments.You don\u2019t fook as though you do.\u201d \u201cOh, Dunton\u2019s all right,\u201d he answered naturedly, suddenly alive to the -fact that he must play his hand cautiously.\u201cYou evidently like him, little girl?\u201d he parried.- +] don\u2019t know really, guardy.But he likes me.That's as far as we've got,\u201d was Katherine's ingennoys-Teply.\u201cI'm not taking him very seMously because, you see, somehow he isn\u2019t exactly like the prince I've been expecting.»- \u201cI should hope not\u201d muttered Car N eWhat aig you say?\u2019 \u201c1 said he\u2019s coming across the lawn evaded Carrington, \u201cI'll \u2018stay.out here and listen to the music if you.now,\u201d don\u2019t mind, Kit\u201d \u201cJust as you lke, guardy, dear,\u201d laughed Kitty.\u201cI'll come out again after he's gone \u2018and tell Fou how we got on.\u201d \u201cWell 7\u201d asked Carrington an hour or so later as Katherine appeared suddenly in the doorway.She did not answer, but stood as if spellbound.This was a bad sign\u2014a very bad sign, as Carrington interpreted it.\u201cWell?\u2019 he ventured again, this time à trifie peremptorily.\u201cGuardy,\u201d exclaimed Katherine, her rapt expression bréaking into the merriest of smiles, \u201cI'd forgotten you were out here.\u201d \u201cThat's the way 1t seemed to me,\u201d re- \u2018turned Carrington dryly.\u201cDunton has a very alluring voice, hasn't he?Come over here, you mischievous kitten, and confess, as you promised.\u201d , Katherine came slowly.\u201cI'll tel you, guardy,\u201d she began | besitatingly, perching herself, as usual, on the arm of his chair\u2014\u201cthat is, 1f 1 can, I hardly know myself how I feel.You.see, when Mr, Dunton isn\u2019t singing 1 don\u2019t like him any better than 1 do lots of other men, not nearly as well as some, but'\u2014 \u201cLots of other men, did I understand you to say?\u201d interrupted Carring- \u201cOh, well, three or four, guardy! What do a half dozen, more or less, - matter ?\u201d \u201cThere\u2019s safety in numbers, to be sure,\u201d replied Carrington tritely.- \u201cBut let's get back to Dunton.You were going to tell me how you feel about him.\u201d Jmmediately Katherine dropped her trivolous mood and became thoughtful.\u201cWhen he\u2019s talking, guardy, he might just as well be any man, as I told you, but when he sings, well\u201d\u2014 \u201cMau\u201d, Co i \u2018ton\u2019s chilling comment.ot \u201cSo you've always | ~1 aimosc feel that my prince has y some,\u201d breathed Katherine ecstatically, * siggy Nacy romantic,\u201d yas.Carting- you see him again?\u2019 | \u201cNot for a week.He was to go up | to town.on important business,\u201d sighed Katherine, \u201cWell, off to bed with you now, my child,\u201d ordered the stern guardian, \u201cand may some good fairy tell yon how to know the real.prince when he comes.\u201d A week later to a night Carrington again sat listening to Dunton\u2019s full magnetic voice as, with seductive ease, it glided through one love sing after another to Katherine's syrpathetic accompaniment, Suddenly there came a' pause in the singing\u2014a long pause.Carrington \u2018waited for the sound of talking, but the silence was unbroken.Without stopping to weigh the jus tice of motive or consequences, he Jumped up determinedly and made a dramatic entree into the music room.Dunton, startled, straightened himself stifiy.He had been leaniag over Katherine, looking into her eyes with passionate pleading.- : © \u201cThis business must stop right here,\u201d commanded Carrington, looking Dun- ton squarely in the eye.\u201cI do not understand you, Mr, \u20acar- rington,\u201d replied Dunton haughtily.\u201cIf you have been eavesdropping you could have heard nothing, for nothing has been said.\u201d \u201cNo; that\u2019s just the trouble,\u201d retorted Carrington hotly.\u201cNothing has been said.Miss Searle is my ward, as you know, and it is my duty to protect her from such sorcerers as you.1 happen to know that, like the carefully guarded ladies in the fairy tales, she is waiting for her prince to come\u201d\u2014 \u201chere Carrington smiled down upon Katherine gently and placed his arm \u2018about her\u2014*a real prince, Mr.Dun- ton.\u2018They wear many disguises, you know, and the lady's protector has to \u201cbe on the alert.\u201d Dunton turned ashy-white.Io\u201c h 1 \u201cWell, well And w £ havé you thought | 1 trust that she may find her\u2014rea prince, \u201d he answered scornfully and + walked angtily from the room.When the sound of his footsteps had \u201cdied away Katherine flung both her | warm white arms around Carrington's neck.\u2018Her eyes were full of shining tears, but her lips were smiling.\u201cGuardy;\u2019\u201d she said softly, \u201cI have found my prince!\u201d \u201cKatherine, you don\u2019t mean\u201d Carrington joyfully.f \u201cYes\u2014Jack\u2014I do.\u201d \u201cAnd so,\u201d sald Jack lovingly, after began \u201cthis is the end of the.fairy story?\u201d \u201cOh, no!\u201d laughed Katherine softly.\u201cThey lived happily ever after, you know.3s | he had kissed her until she protested, \"WHEN WOMAN RULED.= The Maternal System of Descent and -Female Supremaoy.e \u201cProfessor \u2018Thomas, in \u2018Sex and So clety,\u2019 télls us that the maternal ays- \u201cHarvey Duntea 8 real therine Don't you like him, guardy?tem of descent is found in all parts of the world where social advance stands at a \u2018certain level, and the evidence warrants the assumption that every group which advances\u2019to a culture state passes through this stage,\u2019 \u201d says the Duchess of Marlborough in the North American Review, \u2018\u201cIf Australia\u201d and Africa, with few exceptions, descent was formerly reck- traces of this system are found, and in parts of India it is still in full force.Among the American \u2018Indian tribes sionaries and ethnologists are able te bear witness that \u2018the women were the great power among the clans as everywhere else.\u2019 \u201cAs a natural consequence laws of rank and property follow the strictest maternal line, and women had in some cases the right fo dismiss their hus- themselves and he members of their own clan, ~~ \u201cAnd after the establishment of the male system the women still held prop- erty\u2014a survival from maternal times.A form of divorce pronounced by a ture!\u2019 A SOLAR \"ECLIPSE.| | How It Can Happen, Considering the Size of the Moon.of the sun can possibly happen, as the moon is smuller than the sun.scatters light in all directions, and when the rays fall upon a nonlumi- nous body they are intercepted from the space immediately behind it, and a shadow is thrown a certain distance In that direction.Another- celestial body, deriving also its light from the \u201csun, will upon entering the aréa over \u2018which this shadow is.cast be deprived of its luster either wholly or in part.This is what happens to the earth in a solar eclipse.The sun and earth revolve in the same plane of the ecliptic, and the moon, being but slightly inclined to that plane, interposes between them once in every revolution, so that it happens that they are sometiines all three in the same line.When this occurs a portion of the moon\u2019s opaque sphere is seen projected upon the sun\u2019s face, intercepting its light, proportionate with the magnitude of the eclipse, which depends apon the distances separating the centers of the sun and moon at the middle of the phenomenon.Only in cases where these centers precisely correspond can there be a total Obscura.tion, r \u2018 - Enough to Keep Him Wareng.\u201cI hate to have my husband find a horseshoe.\u201d \u201cWhy?\u201cHe always brings it home, pafls it up and then waits around for luck to strike him.\u201d \u201cWell?\u201d \u2018\u201cAnd there never was such a man for finding horseshoes.\u201d \u2014 Cleveland Plain Dealer.EAE \u201cWhen will | esescttttetttettttstestroste: baal + LOOK UP THURSDAY OR FI RIDAY'S D | RECORD, AND SEE WIIAT WE ARE no a PS - This Is the Greatest JULY CLEARING SAL] Tamed 1 HOMESPUN 2 PIECE SUITS, regular value.S10.00 and Haag SI Price .PURE WOOL OUTING: TROUS Rs, recalar ae Co price vovussos oe \u201c in} SI | \u2018 ri ' _ Repetition of .Saved by © L0SS OF LIFE I} AND DAMAGE AT $ Galveston, Texu: ~Galveston has W ¢ of the storm o wave surfaced the + toll of lives co using à propert ons, ¢ of dollars of a single life in pro y loss triv \"To the sea-wall the fact that the « day.In the Vicinity ¢ of life as a result placed \u2018at len, am is estimated at & The sea-wall wa years ago at a a ag antic mass crete, nding se seventeen feet thi it succesxf prit of the capped wave Tate against it.WIND ATTAIN nl _ See our 4 Big Window Displays of busi .REMEMBER\u2014Reductions on every line in our three stor, .$ * It is our July method to clean up stock, 4.ROSENBLOOM & CO, : 95, 97, 99 Wellington street.-ST9 Star Clothing Hall.FISIII IS III IRI IS IPI ISI PIN STORES Bell Tel.43.a ny \u2018The CARLSBAD OF CANADA\" ST Take a Vacation.If you can\u2019t tuke six wee Vacation days at Abenakis Springs are le happy d: ys.Boating, Bathing, Fishirg; Tennis, Balles \u20ac Fine Hotel and good service.*Abenakis Mineral Wary Baths a positive cure for Rheumatism, Gaut, I | % Insomni:, and all Stomach, Kidney, and Liver trou Moderate rates.Write for Beautiful Nlustrated Bag}, R.G.KIMPTON, Manager, Abenakis Springs, Que.THE MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT \u201cIN \u201ccamp J q + Use Dr.Stanley's © | Powerful White Linine, FE \u2019 FL: Ags BY EVERY TEST\" Sweeping h west c storm, ha ?the Gulf of Me: bours, struck Gal 11 o'clock.The wi ity of sixty-eight \" shifted to the nor \u2018waters of Galves the island and fi oned in the female line; on the conti- .nent of America, in China and Japan and the aborigines of Australia mis- | bands, keeping the children to succeed | husband was \u2018Begone, for I will no * longer.drive thy flocks to the pas: |: It hax beay asked how a total eclipse A self luminous body, like the sun, \u201cRHEUMATISM \"CURED\" Mrs.Mann, Volga s \u201c writes \u2014 \u201cI was laid up for months with Rheumatism,\u2019 ; and only get around by the aid of a crutch.I procured- a bottle ol, Dr.Stanleys Powerful White Liniment, from J.S.Volger, of this place.\u2018After several applications I got relief, and now | as well as ever and can go without the use of my crutah, \u201cL can also, recommend your Liniment for Mumps, as # my daughter, Celeste, when no thing else would give relief.\u201d | (Signed) MRS.JOSIAH MANN, a : which.had not bec er backed up into the city, but the to the beach fron and pleasure piers Shipping Was UN( .THE or .Best ough\u2019 A] enews .1 Pelletier\u2019 CEE : N 2 -2 À - LOSS ESTIMATF Génievre.NY It has a wonderful curative ol : BROWN.INJU \u2019 f Ne over coughs, colds, bronchitis, catact, \u2018Moe's River, .+ .whooping cough, asthma, croup, The ul 1h \u2018Will cure Consumption at its fi ?ened this mornin y NL stage and is.especially rdcommsnd J Browns large ba a RY to anyone troubled with indigestios.thing could be d NE) : ing, a r.and oo Ë A : ft a.your 8% for il} | pin im.ei sip ight clo ow Gp\u2014y \\ ZA ; ÿ wo _ | od om Coms of Un ; \u2018the one that ee 8 Price Se, pet wh topped on hf Pro wor aban 8 AN #4 it, and M: Eos TE NY 2 fab cr | # Prepared by ; : also burned.J 0 Pelletier à Co.The most of th re ee J.H.PELLETIER ê C0.It and heavy Wao: sete acece a lar ge quentity - ; stroyed, as well SHERBROOKE., The barn was \u2019 up-to-date in eve The origin of 1 The loss iu partly covened by) FETE DE LA A' Number ; ~~ Went by S HARMONY BANI JC.\u2014CCTTAGI Lake Scaswani - aprearance last the \u2018\u201cfete de n annually ynder 1 armony Band.about 3 peo trip and s img listening ri the lighted boat: water.Lake Pr 2 < + ER Lie It has all the body building raoteril | -.the whole wheat prepared in a, Soni form.Try it for breakfast, - = form Tov it for breakfast._\u2014 §esestarsaseasersassrireessees et à Great July Clearance Sale al | iN EW SHERBROOKE CLOTHING sTob, See our Friday's ad in this space.Some great olle .for Saturday.Can ER The : with brilliantly \u2018 terns, torches ur nfines blazed ; \u201cages along arge numbe ated with Chine around the lake e Band rend tiful selections w inl ut hie Oppo a2 Lid Jd.M, NAULT, 17 King Stree number of Wholesale and Retall re, BN or The of every « WAR Of from the |.SHIIISIPIIIIISIISIIIIS 333339939) #; side of the lake, pp ES YER .A.Dugal TEMPERANCE will be welcome.A sporialy > se other \u2018side.wi gramme has been arraît ged :¥ 14 At 11 o'clock CONFERENCE KNOWLTON dav.Mr.a 2 Res es / fon the return | .T0 f the W r (Continued from page 1.) ve ie ho Ting in the et i pleasant.er Roberts then dealt with some Biblo