Sherbrooke daily record, 11 juillet 1934, mercredi 11 juillet 1934

[" §>herbraik{> lailg Swnrb Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1934.Thirty-Eighth Year.FIGHTING AUSTRIAN RULER OPENS HUGE NEW DRIVE AGAINST NAZIS «!- Engelbert Dollfuss Answered Smoldering Opposition Today by Having His Government Resign and Hand Him Vastly Increased Dictatorial Powers\u2014Taking a Leaf from Mussolini\u2019s Notebook, Little Chancellor Has Taken Over All Military and Police Power\u2014Death Penalty for Mere Possession of Explosives.Vienna, July 11.\u2014Engelbert Dollfuss, Austria\u2019s fighting little Chancellor, announced a huge new drive against Nazis today after concentrating in his own hands all the military and police power of the nation.The death penalty will be dealt out for the mere possession of explosives, Dollfuss announced, in an effort to stop widespread bombing outrages.In a cabinet shakeup Dollfuss presented the resignation of the whole group to President Wilhelm Miklas and then submitted a new list for Miklas\u2019 approval.LIGHT CASH BOX FORCES FRANCE TO ISSUE LOAN -Ü?&- Paris, July 11.\u2014The government of Premier Gaston Doumergue, again finding the cash box light and conditions propitious, announced today a loan of 3,000,000,000 francs, about $19,800,000, carrying four per cent, interest.Government bonds recently dropped on spreading of rumors the loan was about to be announced, and the Ministry of Finance denied the rumors.The loan announced today is a precursor of a big 10,000,-OOA.O'O'O franc loan that must be floated for refunding in November, according to the government\u2019s programme.-Ss POLITICAL SITUATION IN CATALONIA VERY CRITICAL Madrid, July 11.\u2014Owing to the acute political situation in Cata-Dollfuss appeared determined to stamp out the whole Nazi move-ilonia, official circles said today the ment in Austria.\t[Spanish government has ordered 'the battleship Jaime, previously It was announced a period of grace will be allowed within which everyone possessing explosives will be given the opportunity to surrender them.After the expiration of this period the possession of any explosives without legal authority is punishable with death.The new cabinet list is as follows: Chancellor, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Defence and Public Security, Minister of Agriculture\u2014Engelbert Dollfuss.Vice-Chancellor\u2014Prince Ernst Von Starhemberg.\t_ *\t\u2018 Minister without Portfolio\u2014Emil Fey.Minister of Education\u2014Dr.Kurt Schuschnig.Minister of Social Welfare-Neustradeter-Steurmer.Minister of Finance\u2014Dr.ordered to proceed from Algeciras to Vigo for target practice, to remain in the former port.The report could not be confirmed at the Ministry of Marine.Three Spanish cruisers were ordered to stand by Valencia recently owing to the dispute of the Catalonian parliament with the central government over an agricultural law.-Odo Karl Commerce Fritz Buresch.Minister of Stockinger.Minister of Justice\u2014Egon Berger .Waldenegg.Under-Secretary of Security \u2014 Karl Karwinsky.Under-Secretary of Foreign Affairs\u2014Stefan Tauschitz.Ail military and police power in Austria will be concentrated in Dollfuss\u2019 hands through the defence end security posts.A communique asserted the step vac necessary for peace and order and to wipe out \"the last vestiges of the treasonable movement.\u201d Almost daily bombings and other acts of terrorism have kept the government nervous for months.Austrian Nazis were blamed by Dollfuss supporters They are bitter foes because of the Chancellor\u2019s unrelenting opposition to a union with Germany.In remaking the government Dollfuss crippled the powder of the MORE ENCOURAGING SIGNS APPEAR ON DISARMAMENT PARLEY HORIZON Possibility of Success of Regional Pacts as Part of Disarmament Scheme Loomed Large in International Circles Today\u2014Louis Barthou Insists France Is Not Planning Alliances to Encircle Germany.L\u2018 ondon, July 11.\u2014Leaders of dis-® armament began laying plans today for a resurrection of the \"real disarmament spirit\u201d at Geneva.Heartening signs were on the horizon, doing much to dissipate months of aecumulaed gloom.The possibility of the success of regional pacts as a part of the disarmament scheme loomed large in international circles following the visit here of Louis Barthou, French Foreign Minister.Barthou was at pains to insist France is not planning alliances to encircle Germany.Her purpose is to lay the groundwork of a general QUEBEC FROWNS FROM OUTSIDE Premier Taschereau Informed Labor Defence League Law and Order Will Be Maintained Despite Intimidation Attempts.European system of organized Fascist Heimwehr, or Home Guard, peace, by a series of mutual assist-which gained government favor by lance pacts, he said, yeoman work during the bloody A pathway for Germany\u2019s return I\t\u201c Socialist revolution in February,! to the League was believed much! Alontreai, July 11.\u2014Premier Tas-although previously no great lover! smoother, since French plans include I ^'ereau yesterday told a delegation of Dollfuss.\t| this, and in addition Russia\u2019s entry j,1\u20190111 the C anadian Labor Defence The Heimwehr leaders, Prince into the League\u2014a necessary part ; League that law and order must and Ernst Von Starhemberg, Vice-1 of an eastern security pact\u2014seems ; jDe maintained in the Province Chancellor, and Major Emil Fey, ! more likely than ever.\t10.^ Quebec despite attempts at m- Minister of Public Security, will re-j Great Britain not only is not op-: timin from ]nsa Mr- and Mr?' bonté\tj\tBaglow.Mr.Armstrong, al- Mrs Gordon Menzies and Master Grayj _ Gertrud\u20ac GraDes ! so of Sherbrooke, was a week-end Gale Menzies have returned from Pearl Shaughnessv Kathleen Simn-! =uest at the same home- * iff* t,¦srrw.\u2022'sssra«sr£s&1 \u201e »*\u2022 p»»» ««v* «w*» Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Smith ana L0W(j\ti\tnave returned to their home m Mr.Edgar Frost spent Sunday in Trade VII\u2014Reta Delisle\t!\tGorham> N-H-> after *isitinS rela- Sherbrooke ^ guests of Mr.and Wheeler, Shirley Smith, Ella Jones.! tlVes £or the past two week\u201c- MissMaricm'.Alice Smith is spend-\tC?af Dating the month of July at Macdonald Wood\ty\u2019 & d College, where she is on the teaching staff at the summer school.AYER\u2019S CLIFF Mr.and Mrs.Roland Drew and LAKE MEGANTIC Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Spaulding, of Island Brook, were Sunday guests of Mrs.Spaulding's parents, Mr.and Mrs.K.W.Smith.Miss Eva Maclver, of Spring, field, Mass., is the guest of her father, Mr.J.M.Maclver and her sister, Mrs.Earl Stewart.Mr.Harold Gilbert and Mr.Ronald MacDonald, spent a week-end in town.Grade VIII.\u2014 Audrey Hodgman, Phyllis Seveigny, Arlene Caswell, family, of St.Albans, Vt, spent a Sibyl Coates, Roberta Laberee, Mu- week'end at the home of Mrs.TT.crviw-TV-,rv\t4.,-,j tt.____ Dvpw\u2019k ¦mntVi/: riel Hemming, Mildred Hemming.Grade IX.\u2014Eileen Delisle, Cora Richards, Douglas Grapes.General Notes Mr.and Mrs.Harley Rogers motored from Springfield, Mass., and accompanied Mr.W.A.Rogers and Mr.and Mrs.Leon Colby, to National Park, Quebec, where they spent a couple of days.Mr.and Mrs.Charlie Alden and Drew\u2019s mother, Mrs.George Robinson.Rev.and Mrs.A.B.Moore, of Howick, were in town recently.They were accompanied home by their parents, Rev.and Mrs.Churchill Moore, who will be their guests for ten days.Miss Joan H.Piercy has returned home from Outremont, where she spent a week as a guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Hodges.Mr.W.P.Adams, of Lebanon, J U\t-\tj:__ .-,\t\u2014jth hjg Buy Salada and be sure of the joy that only a fine tea can give.Rich, full-bodied, fragrant and fresh it has ,everything,.Some teas sell for less but lack the qualities that satisfy., Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Alden of Is- tt Mrs.Fred Pelow, Miss Murdena, land Brook, were recent e-uests of\t1S Handing a week w: MacDonald and Miss Mary A.Mac-] Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Smith6\t1 motllei', Mrs.V.I.Adams.Donald, of Springfield, Mass., were; Mrs.H.A.Gallup s slowly gain\tD\u2019 L' Pau!\u2019 Miss FIora PauI visitors in town on Sunday.\ting and is able to take a short drivel\tT'J1' LibbyI accomPatlied Rev.Mr.Charles Huxtable and; each day.\tj ^rs- Er\u20acd Brown, of Lennoxville, Mrs.Huxtable, of Mansonville, have] Mrs.Tracy Stevenson and Mrs I to Fitch Bay recently where they moved to town and Mr.Huxtable] Clifford Stevenson, and baby Joan\u2019i wT the *uests of Rev- and Mrs.of Holyoke, Mass., are visiting re- Watson- has assumed his duties as pastor of Knox United Church.Mr.and Mrs.William Gorringe and daughter, of Westboro, Mass., Miss Jean Martin and Mrs.George Martin, of Gould, were calling on friends on Wednesday.CHERRY RIVER An open-air concert on Mr.Evins Baird's lawn with the Magog Band in attendance, under the direction of the leader, Mr.Edgar Pothier, was very much appreciated by a large gathering.A silver collection was taken to help defray expenses and Mrs.Parker Powers and Mrs.Warren Buzzell served refreshments to the visitors.The local softball team journeyed to East» Bolton recently to play a return game, and were defeated.latives in the vicinity.Mr.Raymond Stevenson accompanied them home after spending two weeks in Holyoke, and Springfield.Miss Mildred Webster, of Hatley, and Mr.Arnold Wheeler, of Cowansville, were recent week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.A.Wheeler.Miss Clara Thomas and Mr.Ed-, ward Thomas, of Verdun, recently spent their holidays with Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Smith.Mr.and Mrs.Robert McKee, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., and Mr.and Mrs.N.D.Todd, of Island Brook, were dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.N.Todd.Mr.T.Swatton rnd Miss Winston, of Drummondville, were recent week-end guests at the Gallup home.Miss Pearle Smith is spending a BARNSTON Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Levi Cleveland were: Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Guy, Miss Lillian Guy, Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Thornton and son, Robert, of Verdun; Mr.and Mrs.C.S.Thornton and son, Guy, of Stanbridge East, and Mr.and Mrs.Charles Thornton, of Montreal.Mrs.Wendall Haines and son, Keith, and Miss Margaret Haines, of Colebrook, N.H., were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Drew.Miss Jeanne Courtemanche, of Sherbrooke, spent a few weeks at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Pope.MELBOURNE RIDGE Mrs.D.Osborne is a guest of her sister, Mrs.0.A.Fowler, and Mr.Fowler.Mr.and Mrs.E.D.Taber, Mrs George Barrington and daughter, Miss Elaine, are spending a fry-days at Kinnear's Mills as guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.Rothney.Friends of Mrs.H.W.Fowier are sorry to hear that she is ill.All join in hoping she may soon recover her usual health.Misses Hazel and Roberta Sims are spending their holidays at their home here.A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral of Mrs.J.Rose, of Sherbrooke, on Wednesday.Much sympathy is expressed to Mrs.Linton Johnston and family in their sorrow.Mr.J.A.Johnston accompanied Messrs.Cecil Johnston and Ralph Jones to Toronto on Wednesday last.A special meeting of the Melbourne Ridge Auxiliary of the W and Mosquitoes Quickly by this Perfumed Mist based on extracts from Japanese Flowers F LY-TOX Mr.and Mrs.B.L.Sager and,\t.\t.\t-\t_ Messrs.Albert and Clarence Sager] week camping at Mirror Lake with motored to Newport recently.i friends from Bishopton.Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Humphrey T Mr- and Mrs.Earl Gallup, Mr.T.accompanied Mr.and Mrs.L.H.j Swatton and Miss V inston motored Parnell and Miss Helen Parnell, of st- Johnsbury, Vt., on Dominion McConnell, to Newport recently,, where they had dinner, and return- ^ r- aT1d Mrs.Leon Colby and Mr.ed by way of Troy, Mansonville : andt Mrs- Melvin Wheeler were re-and Knowl\u2019ton.At the latter place\tS'j.V*'8 \\ea a^ ,^r- and they called at the home of Mr.and pH]' \u201d \u201ci*5111 Parkers at Parker Mrs.Ralph Humphrey.\ti\t\u201e Mr.and Mrs.G.L.Turner, Mr.1 Tr- aru'T/V\tMcClary, of Bertrand Turner, Miss Eldora Par- Hatley, and Miss Janet Nicolet, of ker and Mr.and Mrs.James Buz-j Faï^in Maryland, were recent zell motored to Sutton one evening guests of Mr- and Mrs.W.A.Rog-recently to attend the golden wed-!?}\u20195.Miss Nicolet us a niece of Mrs.ding anniversary of Mr.and Mrs.] F'a,'ie^' Rogers, o- Springfield, Merritt Longeway.Mrs.Candace] *vlas.s- ,\t\u201e TT.\t.Turner returnd with 'hem.\t, .,Mr- al}d\tHill.Miss Miss Lela Webb, of East Farn-i Ahce Hlli ?nd Miss K,8\u201d11*.aAc' ham, has been spending the past\u2019 «impanied by Mr.and Mrs F.A.ten days with her friend.Miss Ar-iH.od^e> BlTht°n\u2019 Vu r n6\"1 g 1pt,d t31177pii\tof Mr.and Mrs.John Damon in The Women\u2019s Institute held ^ A\"^5- Institute their regular meeting at the hall With ten members and several visitors present.Mrs.Quilliams called the meeting to order and the session was opened with the Creed.Then the roll was called and the minutes of the previous meeting Big dance tonight at Sawyerville! WATERVILLE Misses Jean and Margaret Ger- .__ ____ ________ _______d rard, of Drummondville, and Miss were read by the secretary.A dis-1 Ruth Gerrard, ^nurse-in-trairing at cussion followed regarding work to be done by the institute.Mrs.G.McKelvey and Mrs.Fields were ap- Sure Signs «< kidney troubles are pain in the back, difficult urination, deposits in urine.Gin Pills relieve kidney trouble by gently icothing and healing the Inflamed tissues.'50c a box at all druggists.the Sherbrooke Hospital, were week-end guests at the home of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Gerrard.Mr.George Hamond has returned home after spending ten days at the military camp at Lake Magog.Mr.Rudolphe St.Laurent of St INFANT'S DIARRHOEA Corrected ! Frequent movements are nearly always due to an irritation in the intestines set up by fermenting food which has not digested.Baby\u2019s Own Tablets gently and promptly aid nature in getting rid of this irritation.\u201cAt the first signs of peevishness or diarrhoea,\u2019 writes Mrs.Alton A.Parcher, Gienalmond, Quebec, \u201cI give Baby\u2019s Own Tablets and in a very short time baby would be well and smiling his thanks.\u201d They are a safe remedy for all simple baby ailments.25c at all drug stores.22c Dr.Will iams' BABY'S OWM TABLETS Miss Thelma Price, of Sherbrooke, spent a week-end at Lakeland Lodge as a guest of Miss Joan Piercy.Mr.D.Macintosh, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Macintosh, Miss Arline Macintosh and Master Archie, who have been guests of Mrs.A.J.Macintosh have returned to their home at Dewittsville.Mrs.D.L.Paul, and Miss Flora Paul accompanied Mrs.F.W.Pope, of Hatley, to Newport, Vt., on AVed-nesday where they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Perry.Mr.Wendall Cass, Mr.Arthur McFarlane, of Montreal and Miss Jessie Broadbent, of Magog, spent a week-end and holiday at the home of Mr.Ralph Cass.Mr.AV.H.McNeily and family, of Montreal, are having their annual holidays at the lake.Miss Grace Lounsburg and Mr.Stanley Byrnes have returned to their home in Montreal, after having their annual holidays at the lake.Mr.Charles J.Rose and family have returned to Sherbrooke, after a pleasant holiday at the lake.Mr.and Mrs.AAT.E.Marshall and Miss Norma Marshall left here by motor on Thuisday for Sawyerville to visit his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Marshall, and brother, Mr.R.Marshall and family, en route for their new home in A\u2019ancouver, B.C.Their many friends wish them a safe journey.Mr.J.A.Hartwell and family, of Massawippi, have moved in to the house he purchased from Mr.Marshall.Rev.B.Watson and family are occupying the Frank Rexford cottage at the lake for their annual vacation.Mr.and Mrs.William Dustin are spending a week with Mrs.Dustin's sister, Mrs.George R Thurbur, and Mr.'Thurbur at Danville.Miss Hazel Gibson left on Tuesday- for Macdonald College, where she is taking a six weeks\u2019 special course in teaching.Mr.and Mrs.Grant Kendall, of Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal, is at the home of Mr.and Airs.AA\u2019il-liam Chamberlain fo an indefinite time.Those who attended the McHarg-AVyman wedding were Dr.and Mrs.E.A.Tomkins, Mr.Howard Tomkins, Mr.Ambrose Ashton, Mr.and Mrs.Becker.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Armitage, Dr.and Mrs.Lennon, Sherbrooke; Miss Muriel Bostwick, Miss Florence Rollins, and Miss Dorothy AVoodard, of Lennoxville; Miss Margaret AA'eighart, of Inglewood, X.J.; Mr.and Mrs.Harold Allen, Mr.and Mrs.Howard Cilley, Coaticook; Mrs.Arthur Beane, and the Misses Louise and Eleanor Beane, of Cambridge, Mass.; Mr.and Mrs.Morgan Knowlton, of Knowlton; Miss Emma Stevenson, and Mr.Ernest.Beane, of Massawippi; Miss Alice AArhitcomb, of Magog; Mr.and Mrs.C.P.Young, Galen and Alice Young, of Hatley; Mr.and Mrs.H.S.Beane, Miss Barbara Beane, Mr.and Mrs.George H.House, and Miss Margaret Dixon, of Beebe; Mr.and Mrs.Fred AVest, of Drummondville;, Dr.and Mrs.Blace, Mr.Fred Allen, Mr.and Mrs.Keith Allen, and Mr.and Mrs.E.Colburn, of Waterloo.The AVomen\u2019s Missionary Society was very pleasantly entertained last Thursday afternoon at the parsonage by Mrs.H.H.A.Gillingham.The meeting, which was largely attended, opened with the usual devotional period.At the conclusion of the business routine, a very interesting and instructive hour was spent when \u201cAppreciation of the Missionary Monthly\u201d was given by several of the members, Mrs.W.P.Berwick, Mrs.A\\r.H.Rexford and Mrs.E.E.Crook.Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Johnston showed lantern slides of the pictures taken ] from the \u201cMissionary Monthly,\u201d j with the story of each.The pro-; gramme was thoroughly enjoyed ' and very much appreciated.Mr.Howard Tomkins, of Winnipeg, Man., is a guest of Dr.R.J.McHarg at \u201cElmwood Park.\u201d Mrs.A.A.AA^oodman and Mr.and Mrs.Milton Woodman and son, j Murray, of Coaticook, spent the ; week-end at their cottage, \u201cHave-a-rest.\u201d Messrs.Sidney McHarg and Harold Wyman accompanied Mr.Char-] les Wilson, Jr., to New York for I the week-end.Miss Carol Wilson ; will return with them to spend her I vacation at the lake.] Mrs.Cora Dustin is spending this j week in Fitch Bay, guest of Mr.and ] Mrs.Ralph Cook.Mrs.Ella Tomkins, of \u201cElmwood ] Park,\u201d was a visitor in Sherbrooke on Saturday.Mr.Lysle Thompson and the Misses Wineta Standish and Glenys AA\u2019hipple motored to Montreal on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.George I.Blake, of AA\u2019aterloo, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Chamber-lain.Mr.and Mrs.Fisk, of Abbotsford, are occupying \u201cThe Shack,\u201d at Ripple Cove for their holiday.Mrs.H.H.A.Gillingham spent a few days this week in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Dustin were week-end guests of Mrs.Dustin\u2019s brother, Mr.Charles AA\u2019aide, and Mrs.AA'aide, Stanstead.Mr.Grant R.Kendall was a visitor in Montreal on Monday and Tuesday.Mr.Charles Wilson arrived last week from New York to open his summer home at Round Bay.Mr.A.E.AA'heeler, of Allston, Mass., and Mr.Frank McKeon, of of AArorcester, Mass., were recent visitors at the home of Mr.D.B.Keet.Mrs.S.S.AVorthen entertained at bridge on Friday in honor of Mrs.J.S.Samson, of Montreal.Miss Nellie Norton, accompanied by her chauffeur,' Mr.Fred Cou-chey, of Boston, Mass., has arrived at her cottage, \u201cThe House that Jack Built,\u201d for the summer.Dr.Gould and family, of West-mount, are spending their vacation in the Papineau cottage at the lake.Mrs.W.B.Channel], Mrs.Green-leaf and Mrs.Wasson, of Sherbrooke, and Mr.and Mrs.Charles Thornton, of Montreal, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Hurd.Miss Gladys Dustin spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Cook, Fitch Bay.Rev.A.B.B.Moore and Mrs.Moore, of Howick, Que., accompanied by Mrs.Roy Younie, were overnight guests last week of Rev.and Mrs.Churchill Moore.Mrs.Younie.who was formerly a principal of the Ayer\u2019s Cliff High School, spent a pleasant time renewing acquaintance with many friends.Mr.Glen C.Brown spent the greater part of the past week in Montreal, guest of his brother, Mr.Galen S.Brown.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon McHarg have returned from their wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Messrs.Everett and Wesley Slack and Melbourne Bangs left last week by motor for Timiski, where they expect, to remain for an indefinite time.Mr.and Mrs.S.S.AA'orthen motored to Bingham, Maine, re- cently.They were accompanied by Mrs.J.S.Samson and son, James, of Montreal, who remained for an indefinite time as guests of Dr.and Mrs.Franklin Ball.Dr.Dale Moore, of Easton, Penn., is spending a few weeks with his parents, Rev.and Mrs.Churchill Moore.Mr.G.Philbrick, N.P., is spending this week in Danville, a guest of his brother.BEEBE Miss B.Clark, R.N., of Montreal, is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Clark.Sr.Miss Margaret McEwan, R.N., of Montreal is visiting Mr.and Mrs.Hase.Miss Helen Haselton, R.N., has returned to Farnham, after spending a week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Haselton.Misses Dorothy Haselton and AV.Haselton, R.N., of Montreal, are visiting their parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Haselton.Mrs.J.Pace and daughter, Mary Parsons, of Kansas, are visiting the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.S.B.Norton, Mrs.Elmer Bishop and son, of Malden, Mass., are visitin?the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Robertson, Sr, Mrs.Wayne Campbell bas returned home from the Homeopathic Hospital, Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.E.Denton Parsons, of Kansas, are guests of Mrs.S.B.Norton.Mr.and Mrs.B.F.Moore and daughter and Mr.W.Baird, of Moncton, N.B., were recent weekend guests of their cousin, Mr.Ralph Cooper.Miss MacDonald and Betty, John and Evelyn Stubbs have been visiting relatives in Ormstown, Que., for the past week.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Hail, of Lennoxville, have been visiting their uncle, Mr.W.H.Miller, for the past week.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Tilton and daughter, Edith, of Waltham, Mass., are visiting Mrs.Tilton\u2019s mother, Mrs.S.B.Norton.Miss Arthur Beane and family, Cambridge, Mass., have been visiting the former\u2019s sister, Mrs.George Howse, the past week.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Boulais and Mrs.John Moir have moved to their summer cottage at Lake Park.Rev.and Mrs.George Smith, of] Morewood, Ont., are visiting Mrs.Smith\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.James Maltman.Mr.and Mrs.0.T.Pickford have returned to their home in Bury.Mrs.I.Williams has returned home from Gananoque, Ont, Miss Dorothea Clark, of Montreal, is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Clark, Sr.Mr.MacKinnon, of Montreal, spent a recefit week-end at Mr.George Mackie\u2019s.Mrs.Keeler D.D.F.and suite from Fidelity Lodge, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, installed the following officers at Granite Queen on Tuesday evening, July 3rd: Sister Lees, N.G.; Sister Bryan, V.G.; Sister Williams, P.X.G.; Sister I.Williams, É.S.N.G.; Sister Lees, L.S.N.G.; Sister Gage, R.S.V.G.; Sister Lees, L.S.V.G.; Sister Wilson, warden; Sister Smith, conductor; Sister Haselton, chaplain; Sister Robertson, I.G.; Sister Muir, O.G.; Sister B.Pierce, pianist; Sister Crook, financial secretary; Sister Guerin, recording secretary; Sister Smith, treasurer.Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.Beebe held its second celebration on Dominion Day when residences and places of business were beautifully decorated.The parade started from Beebe Junction and was led by Fred Pierce as flag-bearer, followed by the Misses Frances Wilkinson and Genevieve Prouty on fine horses; Beebe band; Georgie Breault and Jean Marie Lecours, escorts; Beebe Musical Club float, Mr.Roland Wells; \u201cA Little Child Shall Lead Them,\u201d fancy team, Mr.and Mrs.Bryan and friends; \u201cJohn Bull and Miss Canada,\u201d decorated car, Mrs.Ralph Cooper; \u201cBack to the Land,\u201d team horribles,\u201d Mrs.AA'llson and Mr.Probert; \u201cColonize Our Eastern Countries,\u201d Langlois Lumber Company, Magog; \u201cHome and Country, decorated team, Women\u2019s Institute; decorated float Mrs.Frank Haselton; \u201cCanada Cutsom Lineboro,\u201d Messrs.Roy Moore and V.Deney; decorated car, \u201cThe Rainbow, Misses Alice Haselton and Alice Turner; decorated car, Mr.Mell Yetter; Magog Band; 4-H Club; and Ames Garage, car.The judges were Messrs.J.Williamson, J.Downing, E.Ferguson, E.J.Struthers and M.Fregeau, who awarded the prizes to the following; Mrs.Frank Haselton, Mr.Roland Wells, Mr.Earl Bryan, AVomen\u2019s Institute, Mrs.Wilson and Mr.Probert.Honorable mention: Canada Customs, Misses Wilkinson and Prouty, George Breault and Jean Marie Lecours.Sports were held in the afternoon at the Beebe School grounds.A band concert was given in the evening at the band stand by the Magog and Beebe bands followed by a dance at the town hall.The Beebe Musical Club appreciate the co-operation of the citizens of Beebe and Graniteville in making the day eventful one.KIRKDALE The Sunday School children and their friends held a very enjoyable picnic on the Parsonage grounds.The day was a little wet but a good crowd assembled for lunch at noon and races were held after lunch for old and young.Games were played inside the Parsonage and a very happy day was spent by all.Mr.C.H.Pye, of Danville, has been visiting friends here for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Johns, of Sherbrooke, were recent week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Cross.They were accompanied home by Mr.Kenneth Cross, who will spend a week in Sherbrooke and Lennoxville.The sympathy of this community is extended to Mrs.G.H.Bogie and family, of L\u2019Avenir, in their recent sad bereavement.Mr.McMahon, of Montreal, spent the past week with Mr.and Mrs.Robert Kincaid.Miss Beatrice Baker, of Farnham, was a recent guest at the heme of Mr.and JJrs.G.E.Noble.BRINGING UP FATHER VA' ;\t.m \u2022' '\u20224 2 8 1 TOLD MV SON! NOT TO LEAVE THE HOUSE TO-DAV-SO fLL OUST RUN HOME AN SEE IE HE HAS OBEVED NIE- Cools! Refreshes! Sweetens stomach! Keeps you regular! by George McManu# V 19H frirmrs SvndicMr, Inf.Gnm anltn* tijtfw» I HER HEAVEN'S SAKE'.WHAT IN \" THE WORLD IS ALL THAT RACKET ABOUT?WELL-VOU SA;Dl NOT TO GO OUT-SO » INVITED A FEW OFTHE BOVS OVER- v .OA i.f s what does this MEAN?1 shoot A DIME ( PAGE FOUR SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1934, Jà&erbrcmke ^Bailg Pecorb £«tAb!BR)i«é Ninth Day of February, 1897, with which is incorported the Sherbrooks Gasette, established 1S36, and Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878, Published Every Week Day by the Sherbrooke Record Company, Limited, at their publishing house, 69 Wellington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke.With exclusive franchise of Canadian Press, Associated Press, and Reuter\u2019s European News Service.Members of the A.B.C.with circulation audited and guaranteed.Subscription: 75c a month, delivered in any home in the city and suburbs.Post Office delivery to any place in Canada, Great Britain or the United States, $3 per year; three months, $1; one month, 40c.Single copy, 3c.\tj ALFRED WOOD, Pre sident and Editor.GORDON MILLER.\tC.P.BTTCKLAND, Mftfi&jriBg Editor.\tAdvertising Manager.THE POET TO THE WRITER.Myrtle J.Boa.There are so many words for prose, So few for poetry, You measure and describe the rose.I but its spirit see, That subtle something undefined That breathes so fragrantly.I watch it like an angel\u2019s cheek Blush crimson deep or pink, I note its turning towards the sun, I almost feel it think\u2014 You knew it as a rose that grows Upon the brooklet\u2019s brink.THE REAL REASON FOR THE POLITICAL UPHEAVALS.\u201cThe Revolt of the Taxpayers\u2019\u2019 has been registered in the ballot boxes of the provinces.Wiping aside all local issues and quarrels that revolt accounts for all the upsets in the provincial elections since 1930.Unbridled expenditures and socialistic ventures which have added to the burdens ol taxation which retard the return to an age of plenty.We have seer, in Ontario the selection of a new Premier of maniacal speech and of bad judgment, which result can be traced to the political operation of electrical power development.Every surrender to the half-cooked ideas of men who swing the buldgeon of class prejudice marks the beginning cf the end of a regime.Sitting in a \u201cWindow of Thrums.\u2019\u2019 and reviewing past political performances, and studying the history of the nations, one can always read the record of a past which moulds the future.Pe-opla of the civilized nations were compelled by a world war to grew public-minded in a closer knowledge of public affairs.There must be a proof of economy and a lessening of the load of taxation.Even the ignorant do not now accept the argument that the rich, alive or dead, pay the greater portion of the taxes.They know that all impositions percolate on an even scale, and that they must direct their attention to the men who set up some new and expensive department or commission.We grow weary of Commissions, some of which should be, and all could be.smothered by silence.\u201cRED ROSES FOR JIM.\u2019\u2019 With rest has corne new inspiration.Five years without a vacation or a day off would make any man feel that he is growing stale.Though I have ye; , two more of the cultured and inspirational articles ' from my friend, Grenville Kieiser, they will be daily sandwiched in with the less worthy literary effort.It is good to be back again; to sit and look over 1 the news of the world, to receive many welcome visitors, and to respond to kindly greetings from many friends.It was a pleasing episode when I returned or; Monday morning and read the Saturday\u2019s greeting, written by Gordon Miller, in which he voiced the acclaim of himself and his staff on the news that the Editor would be again on deck.Tucked tidily away in the corner cf the paper was this expression of cordial good-will which is sincerely reciprocated by one who has the honour to head a loyal corps of fifty workers\u2014a staff to be proud of.The title \u201cRed Roses for Jim,\u2019\u2019 we borrow from a book written by a distinguished authoress who live» quietly in Sherbrooke, but whom few people know by sight.Yet her books have an English-wide sale.POOR SPORTSMEN.It is not playing the game when a member of Parliament being absent from the House, or wishing to evade an issue arrange; a \u201cpairing\u2019\u2019 or a saw-off with a member of the other party.That is one phase which they have not been able to coax the C.C.F.or Ladiet\u2019 Party into.But it is poor sportsmanship when a member who ii paired gets up in the House after a vole and bai inieribed in Hansard word* like thiz: \u201cI am paired with the honorable member for Who's Who, but had 1 voted I would have voted Aye!\u201d He has placed himself on record without giving the absentee \u201cpaired\u201d member an opportunity to declare himself.In other wordi this chap would dispute with the umpire when his bails have clicked noisily to the ground.It is an evasion which is an aversion.EDITOR\u2019S NOTE BOOK, Are we expected to subscribe for stock in a Central Bank of Canada by taking money out of our feound banks, which have withstood adversity, and , place it in a bank which is an experiment?Bigger men than any of the Commoners have started banks to give the people a chance to relieve the necessities of the promoters\u2014started them to our sorrow.We could recite a few of the Twentieth Century vintage, which are still fresh in the memory of the losers.* \u2022 \u2022 When two hundred and forty-five members of Parliament sit for six months, each day opening with hands folded for prayers, what chance has the average taxpayer got for his money?GETTING RESULTS.Grenville Kieiser.Men work in different ways.One man is always busy, always pressed for time, always complaining that the days are too short, and yet he accomplishes little of value.Another man is deliberate, quiet, and reposeful, but by the close of the day or the week he achieves much.Men who are intent upon accomplishing the best results are wholly unlike those who are occupied wi'th thoughts of how hard they are working, or how fast they are turning nut work, or how unappreciated they are, or what difficulties beset them.They have neither time nor inclination to think whether their work is strenuous or difficult, since they are looking for results rather than lor recognition.Some men are plodders, others work by impulse.Because of differences of temperament no two persons go about the same thing in the same way.The man and the method, however, must be largely judged by the actual results achieved.If you are by nature a plodder, endeavour to cultivate alertness and enthusiasm in your daily work.The word \u201cplodder,\u201d unfortunately, is associated in the minds of most men with lethargy.The plodder is usually \u201cslow but sure.\u201d In so far as plodding indicates steadiness and perseverance of effort, it is a desirable quality, but if you belong to this dass of men it will greatly augment your productiveness if you cultivate mental and physical alertness.If you are an impulsive worker, endeavour to cultivate poise and deiiberateness in your daily work.Develop the habit of doing things slowly and quietly.Take time to think before you speak or act.Endeavor to bring your mental powers under proper control.Many business men think out their best thoughts and plans during leisure hours.Their leisure, therefore, is not waste of time.Their mental eyes are open to discern new ideas which may be applied in practical ways.Their habit of meditation and reflection enables them to turn their so-called leisure time to good account.It is not here suggested that you should always be thinsing of your business.That would be as imprudent as it would be undesirable.But you can advantageously use your spare time for meditation, reflection and self-culture.Carefully discriminate between true and false What Editors Say VACATION TIME HAS ARRIVED.Owtn Sound Sun-Timte.This is a season of the year which most people look forward to with pleasurable anticipation, especially those who can take a vacation without interfering with their business.Of course, the school children welcome these two months of holidays and relaxation from the restraint which surrounds them during the greater part of the year.They are better fitted at the end of August to return to their studies.People who are engaged in work of an exacting nature are glad when the time arrives for them to get away from their office, factory, etc., for a two-week period.They are better for their absentation, provided they are able to forget the cares of business for a time.A vacation is of little use to a person who, even though he may be many miles away, continues to fret and worry about how things are going at home.Usually things go along just about as well without them for such a short period.There are many, however, who are so situated as to be unable to enjoy the pleasures of a vacation.Their calling in life may be such that to leave for any length of time would be detrimental, although even some of these might take leave of absence if they made up their minds to do it.The tired business man who can afford to have a summer home located in some semi-secluded spot not far from his place of business and who even for the evenings, on Sunday and the weekly halfholiday, may hide away there, may be considered fortunate.He can get a certain amount of relaxation each year and still be able to look after his affairs.Everyone who can possibly do so should take a vacation, even if only for one week.He owes it to himself; he is better off physically and mentally, and comes back refreshed and in a more optimistic frame of mind to carry on the arduous life which accompanies every business.economy.True economy means intelligent thrift, particularly in matter; of time, money and energy.It means intelligent self-denial now, for the prospect of future independence.Spend less than you earn, but be consistent in your economy.Do not save here and be extravagant there.In order to be honest and critical with yourself in money matters, keep a record of your income and expenditure, and for this purpose carry a small notebook in your pocket.Do not run into debt.This refers more particularly to your personal affairs, and should be the first principle in your business when practicable.Many men are tempted into opening accounts with local trades-people, where it would be greatly to their advantage to pay cash.Debt easily leads to extravagance and carelessness.Economy means beingiemperate, provident, and farseeing, and if you practice these habits there will be littie danger of your running into debt.The effort of trying to save money for a worthy purpose will give you a mental stimulus.It will also develop in you self-restraint and other valuable qualities which make for exceptional success.The independence which a bank account confers upon a man is far-reaching in its results.It gives him a feeling of confidence and security to know that he has money in readiness for possible ernergen-cies.it gives him, too, the choice of independent action in money matters.A good plan for the beginner is to deposit a regular amount of money, however small, once a week or once a month, as may be most convenient.A small amount of money, deposited regularly, will mount up rapidly in the course of a few months, and the regularity of the habit engendered in this way will manifest itself in other respects.AMENITIES OF PARLIAMENT.Kingstca Whig-Standard During the last day of the Parliamentary session the Commons was the scene of two verbal exchanges between the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition of an interestingly contrasting nature.They occurred at opposite ends of the day\u2019s sitting.Here is the first as recorded by Hansard: Right Hon.W.L.Mackenzie King: I understand that this is the Prime Minister\u2019s birthday.I should like to extend to my right hon.friend my very best wishes for many happy returns of the day, and perhaps on this occasion he will allow me to* speak for the house and to extend these wishes on behalf of us all.Right Hon.R.B.Bennett: The very unusual and kindly act of the right hon.the leader of the Opposition I shall not soon forget.Through you, Mr.Speaker, I should like to thank him for having thought of so gracious an act as that which he has just now done and, more, for the felicitous terms in which he has expressed it.I have had a very interesting and hardworking life; I have enjoyed the one and gained much experience from the other.In the dying minutes of the sitting\u2014very shortly before the Commons was summoned to the Senate ! Chamber for prorogation \u2014 Mr.King directed the attention of Mr., Bennett to the speech at the Do-! minion Day dinner in London by Sir Edward Peacock in which he made a strong plea for the formation of a national government in Canada.In the consequent exchange of remarks there occurred this dialogue, to quote Hansard again ; Mr.Mackenzie King; Would the Prime Minister approve what Sir Edward Peacock has said?Mr.Bennett: P-erhaps I might ask the right hon.gentleman what he.thinks about it.Mr.Mackenzie King: I think almost any government would be better than the present one.Mr.Bennett: Well, I fancy the right hon.gentleman means what he says, that in his opinion any government would be better than the present one.I can also say that I can conceive none that would be as bad as the one that he would create.Mr.Mackenzie King: The right hon.gentleman may have an opportunity of seeing the effect of a change before long.rS \" THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY FARMERS\u2019 CLUB HELD MEETING AT DANVILLE Dr.F.H.Pickel, M.P.for Brome-Missisquoi, Addressed Annual Picnic of Quebec Branch of United Farmers of Canada.From the File* of the Sherbrooke Record.July Uth, 1904.Entertainer* at a strawberry social at Huntingville: Miss Josie Johr/ston, Mrs.I.W.McLaughlin, Miss Dermt*e and Rev.I.W.McLaughlin.Friends and relatives feted Mr.and Mr:-:.Alfred Bryant, East Bolton, on occasion of their golden wedding.Mayor Hodge and Councillor Frizzle were named delegate* of Eaton Township to first Good Roads Convention at Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.R.Akhurst, Coaticook.entertained a picnic party at Elmwood Park, Lake Massawippi.Chief Justice Alton Parker was nominated as Democrat candidate for U.8.Presidency.Anr.uai drive of 14,000,000 feet of puipwood for Brompton paper mi.! v.-as stated.A 16,000 galion cistern on residence of Rev.Jame* B.Kington, Star.-lead, was demolished by lightning.A.L.Pomeroy and Henry T.Bail, Compton, returned after severai month* spent .n Western Canada.Mr.and Mr*.8.H.C.Miner, Granby, left on a trip to British C&iumbia.Vriage of Orm«towr, approved an expenditure of $30,000 for a new water system.Hon.John Maclntoih, M.P., for Sherbrooke, pasted away after a long illness in his uxty-forth year, ST.JOHNS UNITED CHURCH CONGREGATION WELCOME NEW MINISTER A pleasing event took place in the United Church here when the congregation extended welicme to Rev, H.Ailenby, who is nplacing Rev.I.Nelson, who ir retiring after many years of faithful service.The impressive induction service was conducted by Rev.J.D.McRae, of St.Lambert, assisted by Rev.Dr.William Munroe, secretary of Presbytery and Conference, of Montreal.The address to the minister and the congregation was given by Dr.R.H.Gray, of Greenfield Park.The Scripture reading was given by Rev.I, Nelson, retiring minmter.At the close of the inductional service, ail retired to the Campbell Hall where a reception was held and Rev.and Mrs, Ailenby presented to those present, Mr.S.A.Windsor, who presided over the re ception, first made a most appreciative reference to the nine years of sincere and wholehearted Christian service which the Rev.f.Nelson had given in this field, and as a tangible token of the esteem of the official board and church members, presented him with a pm.-.c, to which Mr.Nelson made a most feeling and appropriate reply Beautiful baskets of roses were then presented to Mrs.I.Ne Iron and Mrs.Danville, July 11.\u2014 Fowler\u2019s Grove was the scene of one of the largest gatherings of its kind ever held in this locality, when the Central Association of the United Farmers of Canada, Quebec branch, in conjunction with the Danville section held their third annual picnic and field day.The Danville members had left no stone unturned in preparing the grounds and at an early hour people began to arrive on foot, in horse-drawn vehicles and in motor cars until a gathering estimated at 1,500 persons had congregated.Lunch was enjoyed in the shade of the stately maples which have witnessed many similar gatherings in the past century.Immediately after lunch the crowd re-assembled to hear several speeches.President Hilton R.Ross, of Sherbrooke, was chairman, and welcomed the guests in a few appropriate words, expressing the opinion that the large number of farmers gathered together on this occasion augured well for the future of the organization, which is making steady progress throughout the Eastern Townships.Dr.F.H.Pickel, M.P.for Brome-Missisquoi, who was introduced as \"The Farmers\u2019 Friend,\u201d was the first speaker.In his opening remarks Dr.Pickel referred to the loss sustained by the organization in the passing of the late president, Edwin Dueker, to whom he paid a splendid tribute.Then speaking directly to the farmers, he urged every farmer to join the United Farmer movement as their one means of salvation from their present predicament, \u201cBecause,\u201d he said, \u201cin union there is strength.\u201d He also urged members to attend the meetings, support their officers and lend a hand in carrying on the work.Passing on to recently enacted legislation directly affecting the farmer, Dr.Pickel gave an explanation of the Natural Products Marketing Act.This act, he pointed out, was not designed as some people thought to restrict production, but to control the marketing of farm produce and thus enhance their value by preventing the markets being glutted.Dr.Pickel also explained the provisions of Bill No.92, by means of which farmers may secure compromises with their creditors through the medium of county receivers and review courts.J.E.Lyness, of Richmond, who has been active in farmers\u2019 union work for the yast fifteen years, speaking in French urged the French-speaking fai\u2019mers to join hands with their English confreres and present a solid front.Following the speeches a well-arranged sports programme was run off.There were races for all, from the tiny tots to their grandfathers and some of the latter showed speed which would make some of the younger set look to their laurels.Splendid prizes, which were donated by the merchants of Sherbrooke, Lennoxville, Danville, Asbestos and others were given for each event.This part of the day's attraction was held in the field adjoining the grove and competition was keen in every class.The piece-de-resistance for many was the tug-of-war which was held in a roped-in enclosure and so great was the interest and excitement that even the ropes could not hold some of the spectators and they surged in on the contestants in an effort to encourage their favorite team.There were five seniors and three junior teams entered and in the senior class the team wearing the colors of the Danville section of the United Farmers, showing the benefit of much practice under Coach R.C.Johnston and a considerable advantage in weight, emerged as victors.The other teams competing were: Castlebar, Danville Town, Pinnacle Road and Dennison\u2019s Mills.In the junior section the Brompton Road team seemed to have acquired the knack of \"pulling\u201d from their elders and were successful in vanquishing Danville Town and United Farmers teams but only after exerting themselves to the limit.The refreshment canteen, which was in charge of the Danville committee, did a flourishing business throughout the .day purveying ice cream, soft drinks, fruit, etc.The sun was sinking low in the west when the crowd dispersed, tired, but happy, after a pleasant outing, memories of which will linger long in the minds of all those present.President H.R.Ross, of Sherbrooke, and W.A.Findlay, of Danville, with their respective sec retaries, W.H.A.Smith and S.S.Olney, are to be complimented on the way in which they and their able committees carried out the day\u2019s programme, and many favorable commente were, heard on the work of the sports committee.The prize winners were as follows :\u2014 Boys\u2019 race, 12 to 14 years: 1\u2014 B.Greenman, 2\u2014J.Ross, 3\u2014A.Barlow.Girls\u2019 race, 12 to 14 years: 1\u2014 Joyce McLeod, 2\u2014Doreen Ross, 3\u2014May Peletz.Married men: 1\u2014B.Mitchell, 2\u2014Lem Clark, 3\u2014Douglas Ross.Barlow, 2\u2014Mrs.G.McElrea, 3\u2014 Mrs.S.Taylor.Men\u2019s three-legged race: 1\u2014 Alden Clark and Lem Clark, 2\u2014 H.Johnston and J.McNaughton, 3\u2014A.Arberry and J.Billings.Ladies\u2019 three-legged race: 1\u2014 Althea Smith and K.Ingalls, 2\u2014 R.and E.Dennison, 3\u2014Irma Ross and J.McLeod.Stout men's race; 1\u2014H.R.Ross, 2\u2014William Lavalle, 3\u2014J.Billings, j Stout ladies' race: 1\u2014Mrs.S.| Dixon, 2^-Mrs.D.McElrea, 3\u2014Mrs.H.Wilson.Boys 16 years and under: 1 \u2014 H.Johnson, 2\u2014John Ross, 3\u2014R.Boissoneault.Boys over 16 years: 1\u2014J.McNaughton, 2\u2014R.Rondeau, 3\u2014Alden Clark.Grandfathers\u2019 race: 1\u2014F.Monahan, 2\u2014W.Calbac, 3\u2014M.G.Mansion.Young ladies: 1\u2014Agnes Brown, 2\u2014Atlhea Smith, 3\u2014Vera McLeod.Girls\u2019 three-legged race :\t1\u2014 Vera McLeod and Doreen Ross, 2\u2014 Joyce McLeod ind Irma Ross, 3\u2014 Andrea Brown and May Peletz.Boys\u2019 three-legged race: 1\u2014Gordon Brown and B.Ingalls, 2\u2014John Welch and C.Matthews, 3\u2014Donald Ross and John Ross.Men's open: 1\u2014L.Clark, 2\u2014H.R.Ross, 3\u2014Douglas Ross.Ladies\u2019 open: 1\u2014Mrs.J.Saffin, 2\u2014\tMrs.W.Baker, 3\u2014Mrs.Moe.Boys\u2019 high jump, under 16 years: 1\u2014H.Johnson, 2\u2014W.Gifford, 3\u2014 L.Wilson.Boys\u2019 high jump, over 16 years: 1\u2014\tR.Ingalls, 2\u2014Pease, 3\u2014Grondin.Broad jump, under 16 years: 1\u2014 H.Johnston, 2\u2014B.Inglls, 3\u2014J.| Welch.Broad jump, over 16 years: 1\u2014 G.McNaughton, 2\u2014R.Rondeau, 3\u2014\tW.Mitchell.Hop, step and jump: 1\u2014A.Clark, 2\u2014\tW.Dennison, 3\u2014W.Mitchell.Girls' broad jump: 1\u2014A Smith, 2\u2014K.Ingalls, 3\u2014E.Dennison.Girls\u2019 high jump: 1\u2014K.Ingalls, 2-\u2014H.Wilson, 3\u2014A.Smith.Tug-of-war, senior: United Farmers, Danville, D.M.Marston, anchor, G.Crosbie, M.G.Marston, E.Crosbie, S.G.Marston, K.Sparks and W.Sparks.Tug-of-war, junior: Brompton Road, Sherbrooke, Lavallee, Mills, Hatch, Mills, Bagley, Falconer and Hall.MILAN SCHOOL EXAM RESETS ARE ANNOUNCED I _ List of Successful Pupils^ in Junior Grades Issued\u2014Many Visitors in Milan Over Holidays.Milan, July 11.\u2014The list of the successful pupils in the final examinations at the Milan Intermediate School follows in order of merit with the percentages obtained by each:\u2014 Grade II: Edward Nicholson 86.6, John Olson 85.5, Malcolm Murray 83.4, Marion MacLennan absent.Grade III: Jean MaeKenzie 75.4.Grade IV: Hazel Murray 88.7, Jean Nicholson 77.7, Doris MacLeod 77.4, Shirley Macdonald 75.2, Germaine Turcotte 70, Angus Macdonald 61.9; Betty Olson absent.Grade V: Evelyn Nicholson 79.5, Lennox Murray 71.9.Grade VI: Jeanne Jacques 83.8, Mavis Murray 75.3, Fraser MacLeod 67.1.Grade VII: Bernice Macdonald and Isabel MacArthur 73.6, Earle Ross absent.Grade VIII: Roderick MacLeod 73.6, Murray Nicholson 70, Louis Poulin 6S.4; Ada Ross absent, their holidays with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Angus Macdonald and Mrs.Donald MacKay.Mrs.Roderick Morrison and two children, of Montreal, are also visiting her Mrs.Morrison\u2019s mother, Mrs.Donald MacKay.The Willing Workers\u2019 .Society met with Mrs.N.M.MacLeod on Wednesday, July 4th.After the meeting the hostess served refreshments.Miss Katherine MacLennan, of Scotstown, was a recent week-end guest of Mrs.Murdo J.MacAulay.Mr.and Mrs.Angus R.Macdonald, of Montreal, and Miss Katherine Nicholson, of Drummondville, spent the holiday week-end at their respective homes.The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society met with Mrs.Dannie Campbell, with twenty-four present.Plans were completed for the annual picnic and sale.After the meeting the hostess served refreshments.A quilting party was held at the home of Mrs.Donald MacKay when two quilts were completed, a wool-filled puff and a log cabin quilt.Tea, sandwiches, cookies and cake were served.KNOWLTON LANDING Married women: -Mrs.H.Ailenby.Of particular anu pleasing reference at these gatherings K'di the fact of Rev.if.O.Winch of St.James' Anglican Church and Rev, C.G.Rollitt, of Trinity Church, Iberville, both being in attendance.Mr.Ailenby, who comes t-> St.Johns from Waterloo, was also stationed at Cowansville for fivn ye in.Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Wells, of ! Oliver Corner, called on Mr.and ! Mrs.Eric Jackson recently.Mr.O.i MeNut and son, Ross, of Travor | Road, spent a day at the same home.Mr.Ellis Courser and party, of Morgan, Vt., recently visited his cousins, Mr.Ora Cooper, and family, and Mr.William Burbank, and family.Mr.Parker Powell, Jr., who has spent a month here visiting his parents, has returned to his ranch in the West.Classified Ads, one cent a word.General Notes.Mr.D.K.Macdonald, of Montreal, is visiting his brother, Mr.P.K.Macdonald, and Mrs.Macdonald.Mr.and Mrs.John N.R.Murray are visiting relatives and friends in Coaticook.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Elvidge, Master Duncan and Miss Shirley MacKay were calling on relatives on Dominion Day.Misses Peggy and Chris MacLeod, of Scotstown, were recent guests of their sister, Mrs.Dannie Campbell.Mrs.Foster Bachelder and little son, Kenneth, of Tomifobia, are visiting Mrs.Bachelder\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Ross.Miss K.E.MacLeod, of Montreal, spent the holiday week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ewen MacLeod.Misses Mary Morrison and Inez Nicholson, of Coaticook, spent the holiday week-end at their respective homes.Mrs.D.S.Morrison spent a week with relatives and friends in Scotstown.Mr.and Mrs.Angus A.Macdonald and daughter, Dorothy, of Hanover, N.H., were recent week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.D.R.Graham.Misses Louise and Eleanor Brey-er have entered Macdonald College for the month of July.Mr.and Mrs.Alex Macdonald, of Detroit, Mich., are .-pending Haven\u2019t you noticed that your happiest hours occur on days when you feel your best?Have more of these happy days.You and all your family.Guard health while you have it.Keep on the sunny side of life.The greatest enemy of health is common constipation.It may cause loss of appetite and energy.Certainly it kills enthusiasm! Yet it can he banished fay eating a delicious cereal.Laboratory tests show Kellogg's Ai.l-Brax supplies \u201chulk\u201d and vita* min B to relieve common constipation.Also iron for the blood.The \u201chulk\u201d in All-Bkan is much like that in leafy vegetables.How much pleasanter to eat this delicious ready-to-eat cereal than to lake patent medicines.Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient.Chronic cases, wilh each ALL-BRAN Ml meal.If not relieved this way, see your doctor.Made by Kellogg in London, Out.\\ m WHEN YOU GO ON A TRIP .AND THE HOTEL MAY BE CROWDED .AND YOUR WIFE EXPECTS YOU TO LOOK AFTER SUCH THINGS .,.Better take no chances .telephone ahead and be sure of reservations.> Smooth your path at home as well as on your travels-\u2014by telephone.Long Distance is a business ally: a social asset: quick, clear, dependable, inexpensive.Rates are listed in the front of your directory.You can telephone 100 miles for as little as 39c.M.GRAHAM, Manager SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1934.PAGE FIVE HARVESTING OF HAYUNDERWAY ON El FARMS age quality and quantity.\t* The grain crops, it is further | stated, are of good color but shor- ^ ter than usual for his time of year.^ Roots and potatoes are reported to Happy CITY BRIEFLETS ¦Sf -* at Sawyerville, ___\u201e\u201e Knapp be doing well, although fooder corn tonight, 9 S.T.* is not up to the average.\t| The amount of rainfall in this Dance tonight, New Burrough\u2019s ,1 district has been uneven since the Falls Pav.Bill Duffy\u2019s Orch.Tel.beginning of the month, and early 700 for transportation.Bus cancelled., in July hail in some parts caused \u201e\t.\t, T ._______ , gijght damages.\tI Opening dinner dance, Friday, July Fine, Sunny Weather of Past Farmers, generally .speaking,\tHatley< Week Has Enabled Local Farmers to Make Good Progress with Their Work\u2014Hay Crop Satisfactory.About sixty per cent, of Eastern Townships farmers, it is reported, - ,\t, , .\t,,\t,\t, have started to cut and harvest! Fh® ^®at during the day, however, their hay.The fine, sunny weatheri ¦'as1a,ttl'ac.t?^ i'nal\\y urban residents which has prevailed in this part of; ^a^e sld®s an^ summer resorts the province during the past week for a re^reshmg swim in the even-has enabled farmers to make con-! in^,E-\t^\t.\t-n e.idderable progress in their season\u2019s! According to the Lennoxville Exwork.Although the hay crop will Pimenta Farm, the temperature -I for yesterday was maximum 85 and have been satisfied with weather For reservations Phone 58.conditions of the past week but as j At Mathurin.s_The m0st valuable soon as the harvesting of the hay\u2019colUctjon Qf diamonds and emeralds crop has been completed xam would ever sjlown jn Sherbrooke.Come and be welcome.\t!see Cur windows! Citizens in the city have been ex- perieneing real hot weather, al- Dance, Thursday night, White though for the past few days the House Pavilion.Dan Fairman\u2019s Orch, nights have been comfortably cool.Band concert and ice cream social \u201cHowardene\u201d, Wed.evening, July 18.CHAPDEUINE\u2019S CASE CARRIED ANOTHER STEP not be as heavy as predicted early, in the season, it is expected it will be quite satisfactory.According to agricultural reports obtained by the Record today, the hay crop generally is uneven.Where the soil is light, it is bleow average, but where the soil is in good condition the cron is of aver- e s a a a s 3 st a COOL E3 | P m n a a a a \u2014 Special Added Attraction \u2014 A (ireat Romance Hit by the Writer of \u201cSHOW BOAT\" EDNA FERBER\u2019S , \u201cGLAMOUR\u201d with PAUL LUCAS, CONSTANCE COMMINGS.\u2014 Other Subjects \u2014 TODAY Until SATURDAY Deeds of Daring and Rash Romance That Terrorized and Thrilled a Continent! The Stars of \u201cCIMARRON\u201d.rnmaiite nda the worn ajsin minimum 46, and that for the same day last year maximum 67 and minimum 55.This morning at seven o\u2019clock the temperature was 57.Our Orchestra and Box Seats Are Always Cool and Restful.STARTING TODAY A PICTURE SO GREAT It Had to be Held Over a Second AN eek at The Palace, Montreal! The Song Your Grandfather Used to Sing, Now a Screen Masterpiece That Will Remain in Your Memory for Ever ! HILARIOUS FUN! RAIN AND HAIL STORM CAUSED HEAVY DAMAGE Edmonton, July 11.\u2014 Whipped along by cyclonic winds, electrical Storms showered hail and heavy rain in wicked style last night and today left in their wake one dead, another D.R.MacKay, dentist, 86 Wellington St.North\u2014Phone 3131J, every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.\u201cSid\u201d Flood\u2019s floor show and band, White House, Saturday night.Dance at Art.James\u2019, East Angus, Saturday, July 14th, Standard Time.Opening dinner dance, Friday, July 13th, Connaught Inn, North Hatley.For reservations Phone 58.WHEREVER YOU GO You may have the Record mailed to you for the vacation period on a yearly basis if you are a regular i subscriber in the city.The evening injured and severe property damage | paper reaches you the same evening Notice of Appeal to Supreme Court of Camada from Verdict of Court of King\u2019s Bench, Appeal Side, Given Today in Case of Beatrice Bernard Chapdelaine, Sentenced to Hang for Murder of Her Husband.Social and Personal Mr.and Mrs.A.W, Kerridge and Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Stevenson are spending a week at Lake Lyster.* * * Miss Gabrielle Roy is leaving today for Old Orchard Beach, Maine, where she will be a guest of Mr.and Mrs.F.Clark.* * * ¦ l Mr.A.Wheeler has returned from Stcke, where he spent a few days.\u2022 * * Mrs.H.Lavers, of Saskatoon, Sask.; is visiting her mother, Mrs.H.Murphy, Laurier avenue.* # » Mrs.E.L.Starr, of Larchmont, N.Y., who was called to Sherbrooke RIOTOUS MELODRAMA v>0 m in wide sections of Alberta and Saskatchewan.A four hundred-mile area of central Saskatchewan and Alberta reported serious damage to crops through hail and a score of towns suffered damage in the wind storms.Telephone and telegraph poles were broken and pitched onto roadways.W\u2019indows were smashed and broken glass sent flying along with big clouds of dust that preceded rain and hail.A bolt of lightning struck W.D: Speechley, 27, Lymburn, Alta., as ha walked along Portage avenue here.He was killed instantly.David S.Hepner, also of Lymburn, walking beside Speechley, was injured.Physicians ordered his removal to hos- of i,ts publication \u2014 wherever you go in the Eastern Townships.DR.J.E.DAIGNAULT DIED SUDDENLY TODAY.Members of Sherbrooke\u2019s medical profession are today mourning the passing of one of their confreres, Dr.J.E.Daignault, who died suddenly this morning in the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital as a result of acute indigestion.Dr.Daignault, who was forty-eight years of age, had been practising his profession in Sherbrooke since 1912, and was the jail physician since 1924.He leaves io mourn his death his wife, two children, an eight-year old girl and a young son, one sister pital where they said he would re- i a(; Acton Vale and a brother who tover-\tresides in Montreal.Boston July 11.\u2014Three members\tINQUEST HELD INTO of a family were found shot to death\tSVVOIE DEATH today in their home in the Hydej Leonid;s\u2018 Bachand, district coro-Park district, and a fourth, a baby,1 ner yesterday afternoon held an was critically wounded, the victims inquest Mo the death of Teles.police said, of a double slaying and phore Savoie, forty-four years old, suicide.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS BIRTHS MGRROW\u2014At Island Brook, Sunday.June 24, to Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Morrow, the gift of a daughter, Edwina Beverley.LYON\u2014At the Sherbrooke Hospital, on Wednesday, July 11th, 1934, a son, Bertram Stuart, to Mr.and Mrs.Bertram D.Lyon, nee Ruth Edney.BAILEY \u2014 On Sunday, June 10th, 1934, at the Red Cross Hospital, Nakina, Ont., to Mr.and Mrs.J.Austin Bailey, nee Georgie Nut-brown, of Fort Hope, Ont,, a daughter.THORNE\u2014To Mr.and Mrs.Edwin J.W.Thorne, nee Gladys Stafford, on July 10th, 1934, at the Sherbrooke Hospital, a daughter, Norma Ellen.DEATHS 156 King street west, who drowned in the Magog River near the Wolfe Street bridge on Monday night.After hearing the evidence which was that Savoie plunged into fifteen feet of water when he fell off a plank which spanned two rocks near the shore, the six jurymen rendered a verdict of acciden tal death through drowning.CHILD WELFARE CLINIC CARRIES ON GOOD WORK Mrs.Harold Goodhue, president of the Child Welfare Clinic of Sherbrooke, occupied the chair at yesterday's meeting in the V.O.N.room at the MacKinnon Memorial.The monthly report stated that four clinics had been held during June with an attendance of thirty-six.There were nine new cases recorded, two of which were referred for dental treatment, and four for operations.Eight children -were passed for operations during July.The Clinic gratefully acknowledges the following donations: Sherbrooke OLLINS\u2014Entered into rest at his : Trust Company, ?100; Rotarv Club, late residence, Collinsville, July : $100; James Maekinnon, D.C.L., ?25; 9th, 1934, Richard Francis Collins, aged 76 years.Funeral from his late residence Thursday, July 12th, at 8.30 a.m.to St.Patrick\u2019s Church for 9 a.m.Sherbrooke Undertaking Parlors.KIRBY\u2014At Cookshire, on July 10th, 1934, George Edward Kirby, aged 76.Funeral 2 p.m, Thursday, July 12, St.Peter\u2019s Church, Cookshire, AITCHISON\u2014At Belhaven, Dunbar, Scotland, on July 9th, 1934, Peter NV.Aitchison, dearly beloved husband of Irene Aldrich.BAILEY \u2014 At the Red Cross Hosr pital, Nakina, Ont., on Sunday, June 10th, 1934, Constance Elizabeth Jane, beloved daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.Austin Bailey, p£ Fort Hope, Ontario.COOPER\u2014Entered into rest at East Stewart Construction Company, $15; Junior Red Cross, East Ward School, Unity Lodge No.8 I.O.O.F., Mrs.J.M.Jenckes, Mrs.S.R.Fuller and Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Page, $10 each; Mrs.C.D.White, Mrs.William Me-Manamy, Princess Rebekah Lodge No.4, Mrs.Noel Brooks and Ascot Women\u2019s Institute, $5 each; Golden Rule Group, Junior Red Cross of Mrs W.B.McCaw\u2019s School, $4; Mrs.F, A.Briggs, $3; Junior Red Cross of Grade V Central School, $2.25; Echenberg Bros., Portland Store, and J.H.Bryce, $2 each; Mrs.F.A.Gadbois, Miss I.Cobleigh, Junior Red Cross of Grade VI Central School, Mrs.J.R.Burton and Rev.W.H.Che*erton, $1 each.CHARGED WITH Q PE RATING \u201cGAMBLING DEVICES\u201d ______ _________ ^\tNo longer may you walk nto a Angus on Tuesday, July'lOtii^ 19H j restaurant whistling a cheerful tune, n R R R m Louisa Marion Kinsman Arkley, beloved wife of H.H.Cooper, in her 6ith year.Funeral Friday, July 13th, at 2,30 D.S.T., at the United Church.Interment in Westbury Cemetery.Phone 47, East Angus.O\u2019DONNELL\u2014John, on July 11th, 1934, formerly of Richmond, Que., beloved brother of Miss Alice and Francis C.O\u2019Donnell.Remains will leave Waverley St., Montreal, Thursday afternoon, for Richmond.Funeral at St.Bibiana R.C.Church, Friday, at 8 a.m.S.T.IN MEMORIAM.Is loving memory of our dear daughter, nee Rita H.S.Kenney, who entered into j rest on July 11th, 1988, at Sweeteburg Hoe-\u2019 pital, Que.i Just one year ago today.Dear Rita left us, I God only knows how we miss her.1 In our lonely life, j Inserted by father and mother, MR.A HD MRS.KfSNNEY.' Cookehirc, Que.| - TARD OF THANKS.We wish to express our sincere thanks to all who assisted us during the time of cur trouble and to thank all those who sent ! flowers and loaned cars, also the minister of the church and kind friends.MR.AND MRS.ARTHUR DEAN AND FAMILY.MR.ARTHUR HEATH AND FAMILY.Sherbrooke, Que.CARD OF THANKS.Wo would proffer our sincere thanks to the choir of the Lennoxville United Church, to the pastor, Rev.Mr.Matthews, and to nil our friends who shewed such kindly sym- One of history\u2019a most rharming rogues ! mh MARY BOLAND CONWAY TEARLE ANDY DEVINE Henry Stephenson ALSO UNA O\u2019CONNOR Ynu\u2019ll Die Laughing at What Happens in the Sprightliest, __ .Spiciest Comedy of the Season! j,BlhjT'in tho brother and the sisters of the dig into your poeicet for a stray nickel and walk over to one of the little \u201cpush-ball\u201d machines to try to break yesterday's score of 8,003 or 9,000 or 500 as the case may be.For the Provincial Police are conducting a determined drive against such devices.They are a form of gambling \u2014 \u201cgames of chance\u201d\u2014and ai such are not to be tolerated.Beaming with pride at the great work he had accomplished, Detective Georges Courville, of the Provincial Police, sat in the Magis-.Gate's Court this morning whib no ] less than ten or twelve restaurant 1 keepers and such appeared before the tribunal charged with operating \u201cdisorderly houses, in which per-.sons play for the purpose of gain at games of chance and mixed games of chance and skill.\u201d Detective Courville appears io be a very thorough sort of an individual.For each of the ten or twe.ve charges contained a minute description of the accused, and considerable amusement was caused in the court room when these accused stepped into the prisoner\u2019s dock and learned what they looked like\u2014 or what Courville thinks they look Notice to the Supreme Court of Canada that Beatrice Bernard Chapdelaine\u2014twice convicted of murdering her husband and at present under sentence of death\u2014will appeal the decision of the Court of King's Bench, Appeal Side, denying her the right to a new and third trial, was served today by Cesaire Gervais, counsel for the condemned woman.Following her second conviction in the Court of King's Bench here last fall, Mrs.Chapdelaine, charged with giving her husband, Ludger Chapde-iair.e, an East Angus taxi-cab driver, a fatal dose of arsenic poison, carried her case to the Appeal Court for the second time.On June 29th last her appeal was dismissed and she was ordered to hang on September 21st.Special reference was made in the judgment to the evidence of Gedeon Bernard, convicted accomplice of his sister and at present purging a five-year sentence in St, Vincent de Paul Penitentiary for manslaughter.Mr.Justice Louis Cousineau, it was pointed out, had made a serious statement when he instructed the jury that since the defence wanted Bernard declared an accomplice, a crime involving the principal culprit, the one who actually committed the crime had to exist.However, Justice Cousineau had limited his remarks to an accomplice and did not alien Mrs.Chapdelaine in her husband\u2019s class as such.The Appeal Court judges also ruled that the trial judge\u2019s charge to the jury\u2014which formed one of the main grounds for the second appeal \u2014 was such, when coupled with the medical testimony, as to allows the jurymen to form their own opinion.In the notice of appeal to the Supreme Court given by Mr.Gervais and served upon Hon.L.A.Taschereau, Attorney-General of the Province of Quebec, the Clerk of the Court of King\u2019s Bench, Appeal Side, and Wilfrid Lazure, K.C., Crown Prosecutor for the District of St.Francis, it is pointed out that the judgment was a majority judgment of the Hon.Justices Bernier, Gali-peault and Walsh, with Hon.Chief Justice Sir Mathias Tellier and Hon.Justice St-Jacques dissenting in law from the verdict of guilty of murder.Hon.Chief Justice Sir Mathias Tellier and Hon.Justice St-Jacques dissented, Mr.Gervais remarks, because in their opinion the verdict was unjust and resuited from illegal proof admitted at the woman\u2019s trial \u2014such as the declarations of the deceased, Ludger Chapdelaine.These two Justices also labelled Mr.Justice Cousineau's charge to the jury \u201cillegal and unjust,\u201d and remarked that without these illegalities it is impossible to say if the verdict ivould have been the same.The last criminal case to be carried to the Supreme Court of Canada in St.Francis District was about eight years ago when Charles Ca-Qana made application to that tribunal on behalf of Joe and Emile Labrie, brothers of Stoke, accused of murder, for habeas corpus.Ludger Chapdelaine, a taxi-driver of East Angus, died under mysterious circumstances in the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital.It was alleged that his wife, Beatrice Bernard Chapdelaine, had given him a fata! dose of arsenic poison.Dr.Rosario Fontaine, Quebec medico-legal expert, and doctors at the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital declared that the symptoms of Chapdelaine\u2019s illness preceding his death indicated arsenic poisoning.The woman stood trial before Mr.Justice Charles D.White in the local Court of King\u2019s Bench and was found guilty of murder and sentenced to hang.However, she was granted a second trial when it was proved that an alleged confession had been obtained from her by provincial police under dui'ess.With the confession and certain parts of the original evidence excluded as proof, the woman stood trial before Mr.Justice Louis Cousineau for the second time last fall, and was again convicted and sentenced to hang.Mrs.C.Gaunter, Court street, is !by the serious illness of her son, Mr.'\t- Jack Starr, who was injured in an automobile accident and is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, is a guest during her stay at Armitage\u2019s Cabins, Montreal Road.* * * Dr.and Mrs.F.H.Bradley announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Alice, to Mr.William Mitchell, son of the Hon.W.G.Mitchell, of Montreal.The wedding will take place Saturday, August 4th, at 12 noon, in St.Mark\u2019s Chapel, University of Bishop\u2019s College, Lennoxville, spending some time at Ayer\u2019s Cliff, wheie she is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Warren L.Place.» * * Mrs.Florence Bunclark and Master Lloyd Hutchinson motored to Galetta, Ont., where they are guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Year.* * » Miss Katherine McDougall, Drummond Road, has left for Charlottetown, P.E.I., to spend her vacation with her aunt, Miss Ethel McDougall.Guy Lombardo's Orchestra; WEAF: 1 taining their twenty-five year old state prohibition law barring hard liquors was hailed as a signal triumph for the prohibition forces of which Governor Sennett Conner is a leader.The Governor signed the bill for submission of the issue to the people and then campaigned actively for the dry vote.News; WEAF: Freddie Burns' Orchestra; KDKA: Freddy Mack\u2019s Orchestra.WEAF\u2014New York.960 CFCF\u2014Montreal .\t.\t.\t.60i) WJZ\u2014New York.76* CRCM\u2014Montreal.910 CKAC\u2014Montreal .\t.730 KDKA\u2014Pittsburgh.9g0 WABC\u2014New York.**o WGY\u2014Schenectady.790 MISSISSIPPI VOTES TO CONTINUE AS DRY STATE The many friends of Mr.William\t»\t*\t* C.Clark will be pleased to hear that [ Competition was keen in yester-he is progressing favorably after his 1 day\u2019s approaching and putting con-opc-ration at the Montreal General | rest for Class \u201cB.\u201d players at the Hospital.\tSherbrooke Country Club, and result- *\t*\t*\ted in a tie between Mrs.T.R.Mac- The flowers on the altar in St.!\tand Miss Florence Ingram.In Paul\u2019s Church on Sunday were given I\tplay-off Miss Ingram won out.hv Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Odell in ; Members of Class A.indu.gea in memory of the former\u2019s i a,.sv\u2019e.ePs*-a|ce1> ,W^1C^ was woa loving mother, Mrs.Walter Odell, of Eus lis Que, * * * Mrs.J.Stone, of Coaticook, announces the engagement of her second daughter, Agnes Irene Falconer, io Cyril James Morgan, youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Morgan, Sherbrooke.The marriage will take place quietly in August.Miss Ave Walsh.The following lady members of ^ the Sherbrooke Country Club are in Windsor Mills this afternoon participating in a special field day for players with a thirty-six handicap: Mrs.T.R.Mackenzie, Mrs.Gordon Miller, Mrs.S.R.Fuller, Mrs.J.R.Simms, Mrs.J.T.Hawkins, Mrs.L.A.Darey, Mrs.M.Graham, Mrs.R.i G, Costley, Mrs.R.N.Ogilvy, Mrs.Miss Florence Dunsmore, Espla-i.I.K.Edwards, Mrs.F.W.Nofcross, Incomplete Unofficial Returns from Yesterday\u2019s Prohibition Referendum Record Defeat of Hard Liquor Bill by Approximately Two to One.Jackson.Miss., July 11.\u2014Mississippi held its place among the dry states today by a vote of approximately two to one.Incomplete unofficial returns from yesterday\u2019s prohibition referendum showed defeat of the hard liquor bill by a vote of 47,275 to 25,246 in 658 of the 1,596 p-erincts of the state.The -wets conceded defeat.By voting dry the people rebuked their Legislature.The la-st Legislature authorized beer at the same time it put the liquor issue before the voters, and four per cent, beer wras just as far as Mississippians chose to go in the legalization of alcoholic beverages.The victory of the drys in re- Give Them VARIETY We cater to the appetite by providing different varieties of bread.Try them all \u2014 Butter Krust, Delicrust, Sandwich, Crusty Sticks, Wholewheat, Raisin, Perfection Rye, Fruit Rye and Cheese Bread.ALLATT\u2019S Just Phone 724w nade avenue, had returned home after spending the past ten days at \u201cLinger-A-While\u201d cottage, Woodland Bay, a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Jobe!.Miss Barbara Dunsmore is spent a few- days with \"Who is a! friends here, before leaving for Hos-' Saskatoon, where he will remain | several months._____\t, from Montreal for a week-end.\u2018 -nr a McDonald of Alexandria Mrfc ^ S> Moor6 haP returned ! Waterloo, July 11.\u2014Mr.Warren Mr,s; Ge°rSe Moynan and ! Ont.?is a'guesT of Sirs.Joh^Muh Shaw, of Montreal, was a week-end granddaughter, Miss Norma Mon*- jin guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.:\tMontreal* have return- j^r# an(j\tç.e.Robinson R.F.Shaw.\ti ed ffom, Buford where they were at;ended a picnic last vveek at the Mr.Stuart Lee, of Toronto, and| quests of Mi.and Mis.(/eoi-ge Tay- Blackwood farm, now owned Many Guests in Waterloo During : the General Hospital.Dr.Blake Past Week\u2014News Budget 0f, \"^companicd u> British Colum- w^k\u2018 in :,Iontreal.Intorect in Re.idsmtc\t, , bia liy hi5 sist\tMiss La_uia Blake, ^\tMr-.H.Ball, Interest to Kesideats and who will spend her vacation there, patient in the Royal Victoria Friends.\t! Mr- K.M.Wallree was home Farms For Sale COOKSHIRE Big dance tonight at Sawyerville! STANSTEAD Mr.and Mrs.J.Thompson, of Montreal, were guests in town Sunday afternoon.~LISGAR~ T OST DARK SUIT COAT ON ROAD RE-tween Cowansville and East Farnham.Finder return to Sun Life, Sherbrooke.Reward.Board Wanted R OOM AND BOARD IN NORTH WARD.Apply Box 15, Record.Wanted To Borrow /~VN WAYSIDE SERVICE STATION AND - Reetaurant valued at $3,000.Client desires loen of $760 payable in one year at six per cent.Write P.O, Box 84, Sherbrooke.To Let Rexford, Georgeville, Que./pHREE ROOMS HEATED, MONTREAL Street, $25; seven, Magog, $80; nine, Montreal, $46; nine, Quebec, $50.Edwards, 135, T HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE FARM properties containing from five to sixty- five acres near Sherbrooke and Lennoxville nr ?i -m ¦\t,\t, .\t, (not for rent, offered at a bar/a\u201d t;\tJ°^Ph Fleming entertained quick sale.Cash required $1,000.balance on ' ^ 6 Goi 6 Womens Institute fit her easy terms.Lee D.Audet, 66 Wellington: ^ome with the president, Mrs Nix-street North.\ton, in the chair.The meeting open- ed with the Club Women\u2019s Creed.The roll call was answered by each member naming a cabinet mmister.TAQR BALANCE OF JULY Furnished All members were present except ¦*- cottage on lake shore, opposite Bryant\u2019s ' one.Mrs.IVoodburn, who was ab-Landing, containing four rooms, fireplace,, sent through illness.All join ill oil stove, boat, etc., spring water, f.a.wishing her a speedy recovery.The Rexford- Georceviiie.o\u201ee\twork done by members was quilting after which refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by her daughter, Miss Mildred Fleming.Mr.and Mrs.D.Lavoie, of Lew Phone 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advocates w ELLS A LYNCH, ADVOCATES, GRAN ada Th.atra Building.T>UGG, MIGNAULT.HOLTHAM AND ^ ^ Grundy, advocate», McManamy & Wal.h Building.70 Wellington St.N.Phon» 1580.TOHN P.WOLFE, B.A., B.C.L.U Q.C.R.Building.Wellington St.North.A SHTON R.TOBIN, ADVOCATE ROSEN-bloom Bldg., 66 Wellington No.Tel.623.A LBERT RIVARD.B.A.L.L.L.ADVO- JX cata, 70 Wellington St.N.Tel.218.17 WING & McFADDEN, ADVOCATES.^J Room 620, at 132 St.Jam?» Street, Montreal, Tel.LAncaater 8738.J.Armitage Ewing, K.C., George S.McFadden, K.C.John V.Casgrain, 76 MURRAY- Residential modern ; iston, Me., have returned home af-heated apartment, five rooms, only | ter spending a week-end with Mrs.*20\u2019\tLavoie\u2019s sister, Mrs.L.Ellyson, and family.Mrs.0.Moore, of Dru.nmond-ville, spent the holiday weric-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs, R.F.Woodburn, Maple Vale.Miss Nellie Burrill, Mt Fred Burrill and Dr.Stevenson called upon Mr.and Mrs.Woodburn on OEALED tenders addressed to the un-! Wednesday evening of last ifeek.^ dereigned and endorsed \u201cTender for , Mrs.B.V.TitcOmb and Son have Customs and immigration Building and j returned to their home in Lennox-Customs TVs rehouse, Lacclle ,P.Q.\u201c, will be ville.received until 12 o'clock noon (daylight I A highly enjoyable Ladies\u2019 Aid saving), Friday, July 27th, 1934, for the\t- struction of cm~ ; meeting was held at the home of Mr.Harry Lee, of Montreal, were guests on Sunday > t the home of Mr.and Mrs.Charles E.Tenny.Mr.and Mrs.Bruce MacFarlane and two sons, John and Gordon, have returned to St.Lambert after spending a week with Mr.J.E.MacFarlane, Mr.and Mrs.Candlish and Lloyd Candlish.Mrs.George WTlkenson has been the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.Roy Wilson, Derby Centre, Vt.Mr.Harold Cooke, of St.Lambert, was a recent guest of Mrs.Henry Neil.Mrs.George Gilmour, Miss Saxby and Miss Isabel M.Gilmour attended the Hutchison-Smith wedding in Granby.Mrs.Bruce MacFarlane and two sons, of St.Lambert, Mrs.A.Fos- 1 uy Mr.VV.Jolley and sons, picnic was organized by Mrs lor and little daughter.Mrs.Cuilings and Miss Guertin, accompanied by - Mr and Mrs.Thcmas B]ackwood> of Bedford, in Mooney, of Foster, ^attended the hon()].g{ heJ.brotfler, Mr.Robert ^ ,, Blackwood, of Montreal, who wasi îL\u201c\u2018j* Mrs.!\t-u;\u201e\tj\tlani, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Corey and convention in North Hatley.f\t^ornian Egerton, ™rs-! celebrating his eighty-second birth- Egerton, Mrs.C.W.Slack and Mrs.1 -\t¦ - b\t^ home after a pleasant visit at the home of Miss Mable Westover, Frelighsburg.The young people from here who are employed in the Torrington i!bu, Company, Bedford, are enjoying 'their holidays.Miss Pearl Beatty, of Montreal, spent a recent week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.G.G.Bul- J.A.Corcoran were at Ocean Park Me., a couple of days last week.\u2019 day.A large number of the Black-; da,,8.kter Ruth of \u2019I w ood descendants wére present and -x- jj called on r Mr.Aubrey W.U.», \u201ef «-HSÎSl4»* Manchester, elatives and real, was a week-end guest of his brother, Mr.K.M.Wallace, and family.Miss Winnifred Hills, of West-mount, and Mrs.H.Lawrence, of Mandan, N.D., are guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.Edgar Hills.Mr.Charles Savage, B.A., and son, David Savage, have returned to their home in Grand\u2019Mere.They were accompanied by Mr.Savage's j mother, Mrs.E.A.Savage, who will grove.It might be interesting to: note that the organizer of the: picnic,, Mrs.Thomas Hunter, war The Misses Marion and Dorothy Heeney and Miss Ling, of Montreal, are spending several week: ninety years of age on March Slsb jn their summer cottage here.Mr.B.Alton Rhicard is spending ter Robinson, Mrs.A.J.Buckland, he the guest of her son and his fam ATrc TLonrv MoiT anrl Mvc £ T Tr.-t /\u2022\tp r Mrs.Henry Neil and Mrs.S.J.Ir win attended the garden party held under the auspices of St.Paul\u2019s ily for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Jenne anc daughter and Mrs.Uttin have re- Church, Knowlton at the home of turned to Lyndonville, Vt., after Mr.and Mrs.W.Bancroft.\tUpending a couple of weeks at the Mrs.George Meunch, of Salva-|kome of Mr.and Mrs.B.H.Sparling, dor, Sask., is visiting her mother,) Mr.an{i Mrs.Gordon Harvey and Mrs.V.H.Wooley.\tIMe.Macdonald, of Dunham, were Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Buckland at-, i.eCA.nt]v calling on Mrs.C.E.Har .j-., a,._ ceiebration in Coati- tended the cook.Mr.and Mrs.W.K.Robinson and Mr.A.Hodges, of Montreal, was a holiday guest of Mr.and Mrs.A.Purdy.Mr.and Mrs.John Connor, of Magog, was a Sunday guest of Mrs.T3.D.Shonyo and Mr.and Mrs.R.T.Seale.Mrs.John Mullin was in Montreal to meet her sister, Mrs.James Hynes, of Torquay, England, who arrived on Monday, July 2nd.Mr.and Mrsi E.A.Swett, Mr.Wilbur Swett, Miss Daisy Demague and Miss Joyce Ashton spent Dominion Day at Venice.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Sw\u2019ett and son, Ross, of Sherbrooke, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wellington gwett Messrs, M.Lachance and E.Lachance, of Montreal, were recent week-end guests of their aunt, Mrs.D.Morris.Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Hale and vey on their way home from Gould.Miss Marjorie McKenna was home ,\t, .from Bedford and spent the week- the Misses Irene and Nancy Ann-Pn(j wjf-;n her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Robinson are spending a couple of jB_ j McKenna, weeks at Ocean Park, Me.\tj 'Mr.'and Mrs.George Taylor and Mr.Ernest Best, of St.Albans, j àaughter, Mary Jane, of Bedford, \\ t., was a recent guest of Mr.and j were week-end guests of Mr.John Mrs.A.C.Miller.\t! Taylor and Mr.Carl B.Taylor.Mr.and Mrs.Claude Fisher are) Mr.Gi G.Bresee, accompanied by spending a month with relatives uLhis daughter, Mrs.George Heron, England.\t.\tland three sons, of Montreal,, were, ,\t,\t\u201e \u201e Miss Marjorie McKenna was|cal]jng on friends in Granby, Cow-\u2019 en£ £uest§ Drbar^ ^rs-, B unt' home from Bedford over the week-jansvi]]e an(j guttor.recently.\t¦\t™r- anfl Mrs.R.T.Seale were a few days at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Holmes, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, and with Mr.and Mrs.Archie Bishop, Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Magnuson motored here from Boston recently.Mrs.Magnuson will remain in her summer home here, while Mr.Magnuson has returned home.Mr.Harry Beatty, of Montreal, spent a week-end with his mother here.Mr.Elmer Simpson is spending a week in New York City with his mother, Mrs.Colleen Simpson, R.N.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Blinn and son, Master Leslie, and Miss Ida Blinn, of Montreal, are spending a couple of weeks at the home of Mayor and Mrs.C.M.Blinn.Mrs.Frank Borden, of Bedford, spent Friday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.A.O.'Wescott.Master Guy Thornton spent two son, Roland, of Brookfield, Mass.,' ^^7theU'Bo7''^out j'amhorêe hO T/DT\u2019TVI OT, 0 Tl Cl V_\t\u201d\t_ .\t_ - _ are guests of the former\u2019s par ents, Mr.and Msr, Luke Hale.Mr.and Mrs.Charles H.Nourse.were i of Westmount, were recent week-) ^Wtslon Mr.and Mrs.Percy Rhicard and Lyall, and Miss Doris Kemp camp at Morrisville, Vt.Mr.Van Horn and Mr.Gould, of Bedford, had charge of the Scouts of this in Montreal on Wednesday attend-: and Mrs.guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Lynch and Mrs.H.H.Collins.Mrs.Reynolds, nee Lucy Rice, end,\ti Miss Gwendolyn Eite, of Mont- !n ivi°nireai on weonesaay awena-j spent a reeent Sunday in Granby, Mr.Samuel Porter has completed; rcalj Was a week-end guest of Mr.'\"S,the funeïa °f Mr\u2019 Wllham a successful year\u2019s study in Stan-K nd Mrs.E.J.McKenna and Miss , heRle\u2019\u201e stead College and is spending the Marjorie McKenna.\t; Professor Thompson summer with his parents, Mr.and: Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Greer and four ! Tho,\"psil\\ of.,.¥ont^ea4 DTeT and two daughters, of Sturgeon Mrs.Clarence Porter, and sister, Children, of Stanstead, have been gU\u20acsts oi Dr- fnd M,re\u2019\tBIunE Falls, Wisconsin, called on friends Miss Virginia Porter.\tvisiting at the home of Mrs.Greer\u2019s :\ta re,cent weekend.\tj here Tecently.Mr.Richard Millett and MissjparentS) Mr.and Mrs.B.H.Sparling.\t,.an?\tHart and!\tMrs.Helen Stanton and Miss Ad- Alice Millett, of Sherbrooke, re-j Mr.Ernest.Best, of St.Albans,\t; Mis®\tManaR\t5artJ\u2019 of Montreal,j\td;e Gardner were recent dinner cently called on ;vlrs.Alva Clark, ofiyt was a recent guest of Mr.and\ti\ta/e?n^\tSunday as guests of:\t0f the Misess Heeney.- _j xxO I-.>\t.\t.8\t!Mv arwi Mv» j s M\u201eihr,\ts Mrs.A.Darby, of Clarenceville, was a recent guest for a few days Ottawa, who is a guest of Mrs.S.;Mrs.A.C.Miller.J.Irwin.\tj Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Ashton, of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Ashton, of .North Shefford, Miss Violet Laurie \\7iid1 ûf T a n vio ¦ .\t7 t r ti\t.r _;\t_ j' ______ North Shefford, Miss Violet Laurie :an(j Mr.Robert Laurie, of Canaan, and Mr.Robert Laurie, of Can-jwere caiijng on Mrs, Wooley and aan, were recently calling on Mrs.Mrs.Irwin recently.DuiKlin* and Cus\u201c\t^ Auctioneer R M.DEMERS.AUCTIONEER.DIST \u2022 St- Francis, Sherbrooke.Phs.661-1005.Awnings\u2014T ents rpENNIS NETS REPAIRED - AWNING «trip* *oM by the yard.Mfr, of awning*, tenta, tarpaulin*.To rent: awnings, tent* and wedding canopy.E.T.Tent & Awning Co., 44 Court St.Tel.8042-W.Chartered Accountants E DNEY.ARMITAGE&CO.Trustee* in Bankruptcy, Sherbrooke Trust Building, Sherbrooke.Certified Accountants r H.BRYCE.C.P.A., C.G.A., AUDITOR.\u2022 186 Quebec St., Sherbrooke.Tel.1308.Engineers and Surveyors /'I r.DUBUC, B.A.Se.GRAD.ENGL neer.Quebec Land Surveyor, Reg.Patent Atty.4 Wei.St.S., Sherbrooke.Bell Tel.Foot Clinic D R.EWART G.MORGAN.M.I.A.O., Foot Specialist, 12 Mapo,.Ph.2796-W Insurance Talk with becker.sherbrooke.Arrange now for your present salary to be continued 12 month* after your death.Physicians and Surgeons Dr.S.MARCUS.GENERAL MEDICINE.Fulmonary Tuberculosi*.13a Frontenac Street.Tel.2749.DR.R.B.SPEER, EYE.EAR.NOSE and Throat.98 Wellington St.North.Phone 3216.D R.BTHJER.PHONE 676, 84 KING ST.We*t, Electrotherapy.Urinary Diaeaee.DUS.J.A.DARCHBJ AND LIONEL Darehe, Eye, Ear, Noeo and Throat.Private Hospital, 92 King Street West.P.Q.Plans and specification can be seen and forms of tender obtained at the offices of the Chief Architect, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, The Superintendent, 150 St.Paul Street West, Montreal.P.Q., the Clerk of Works, Custom House, Quebec, P.Q., the Caretaker.Post Office Building, St.Johns, P.Q., and at the Post Office, La col le, P.Q, Tenders will not he considered unless made on the forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein.Each lender must be accompanied by a certified cheque on a chartered bask in Canada, payable to the order of the Honourable the Minister of Public Works, equal to 10 per cent, of the amount of the tender, or Bearer Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or of the Canadian National Railway Company and its constituent companies, unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Dominion of Canada, or the aforementioned bonds and a certified cheque if required to make up an odd amount.Note.\u2014Blue prints can be obtained at the office of the Chief Architect.Department of Public Works, by depositing an accepted bank cheque for the sum of $20.00.payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works, which will be returned if the intending bidder submit, a regular bid.By order.N.DESJARDINS.\u2022Secretary.Department of Public Works, Ottawa, July 6th, 1934.\tj Mis Rachel Woodburn is continuing her French studies in Montreal.The recent high winds caused a great deal of damage in the immediate neighborhood.Mr Marcus Husk suffered most heavily in the collapse of his barn and silo.Miss Mildren Fleming has returned home after visiting her uncle and auht, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Fleming, at Gallup Hill for a few days.Mr.Joseph Burgess and son, Charles, of St.Johsnburv, Vt.accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Fleming and Mrs.Belle Fleming, of Gallup Hill, called at the home o: Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Fleming.Dinner guests at the home oi Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Fleming were Mr.and Mrs.Rufus Patterson, of Rectory Hill, Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Lockwood, of Richmond, and Mr, W.Fleming, of Gallup Hill.FOR SALE\u2014Tel.1772W T Cook Stove with pipes.$5.00 1 Paper Baler .$5.00 1 Platform Scale.capacity, 500 lbs.$10.00 1 Second Hand Sink.$2.00 1 Table, 10 feet long.$5.00 Wooley and Mrs.Irwin.Mr.M.R.'Whitcomb, of Frelighs-burg, recently called on his mother, Mrs.Charles Whitcomb, and sister, Mrs.Goodwill, and Mr.Goodwill.Miss Emma Boright has returned front Abercorn and Mansonville where she had been visiting relatives and friends.Mrs.H.C.Wallace has been spending several days in Warden with Mr.and Mrs.E.P.Corcoran assisting in the care of her mother, Mrs.Greenlief, who is ill., Mrs.W.H.Bridge has returned from Farnham where she was a guest of her niece, Mrs.Donald Knowles, and family.Mrs.W.H.Bridge spent the week-end in Farnham with her niece, Mrs.Donald Kavanagh, and Mr, and Mrs.J.S.Mullin.Miss Mary Mullin returned home with them and spent a few days.Dr.John Seale, of Salem, Mas?., \u2018M0r\u2018nbg^er is visiting Mr.and Mrs.R.T.\u2018 Seale.Mrs.J.G.Hart, of Winnipeg, was a recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Mullin.at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Har- FROST VILLAGE Miss Mary Williams has been vis-Miss Helen Wood, of Knowlton.\u2019 Ring her friend, Miss Wilson, in spent a day last week as a guest Danville.of Mr.and Mrs.D.M.Mitchell.: Mrs.Quick, of Montreal, who has Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Robinson and been visiting her son, Mr.Fred Mr.Allan Robinson are spending.Quick) for two weeks, has returned the summer holidays at Eagle borne, rned k^arl(^ Brome Lake.\tj Mr.and Mrs.David Clark, Miss iron.Abercorn anü mansonville, | , M/- a>id\t,P,?rr™ Kathleen Gummer and Master Stan- where she has been visiting relatives , ch!ldl'eIi *£» visiting friends at Col- Bice, of Bolton Centre, were re-and friends.\tj\tmgwood, Ont.\tleant guests\tof Mr.\tand\tMrs.George Mrs.H.C.Wallace has been at the I\t, Ml*- and Mrs.\tRoss\tCahill\tand -Clhapman,\tMr.\tI.\tM.\tTaylor\twas home of her sister, Mrs.Corcoran,\tdaughters are spending\ta\tholiday aiso a gUest at\tthe\tsame home\treef Warden, assisting in caring for\tat,fü!5 Orchard.\tcently.lier mother, Mrs.Greenlief, who is I ,\tV1C® Bouibeau is visiting.Mjss Mae Butler was a guest of ;n\tI friends m Springfield.family.Mrs.Charles Whitcomb has returned from Frelighsburg, where for a.week, she had been visiting her son, Mr.M.R.Whitcomb, and family Mrs.Emma Boright has retur Abercorn and Mansonville, for the Dominion Day week end.They were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Morgan on Bonaventure street, and also attended the opening of the temnlenary celebration.ThevCowansville band held their weekly concert, Tuesday evening, July 3rd.Mrs.John McCabe spent tor holiday week-end at WjUiamstown, Vt., as a guest of her sister and family.She was accompanied home by her son, Mr.J.Irving M :Càbe, and Mbs Ethel McCabe, of St.Johns.Mrs.J.H.Carlin, of Montreal, spent a week here with friends, stopping at the home of Mrs, V, J-Gleason.Miss Eileen and Master Wesley Robinson, of Three Rivers, are guests of their grandmother, Mrs.-M.A.Robinson.Mrs.W.U.Cotton and Miss Hope Cotton spent Wednesday of last week with Mrs.D.Collins and family near East Farnham.Mr.James Mason, of Iron Hill, is a patient in the Brome Missis-quoi-Perkins Hospital, where he undenvent an operation for appendicitis.His brother, Canon S.A.Mason, of Cote St.Paul parish.Montreal, was in town several times to visit Mr.Mason.Mr.and Mrs.William McCabe, of Sherbrooke, spent the Dominion Day week-end at the home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.John McCabe.Miss Juliette DeGuire, of Quebec City, is at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Damase DeGuire, for a vacation of two weeks.A meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the local hospital took place on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the final arrangements for the annual garden fete.Miss Marjorie True, of Bolton Centre, is spending some time with Mrs.D.H.Ingalls.Mrs.Hugh Ashness-Wells left on Sunday for Fredericton, N.B., to spend ten days with Mr.Ashness-Wells while the latter is travelling through the Maritime Provinces.Mr.W.A.Shufelt had new potatoes from his garden one day last week.Mr.Gordon Peron and Mrs.Douglas McAllister recently visited their father, Mr.L.A.Peron, who underwent an operation in a Montreal hospital.Mrs.Earl Wright has been a guest of relatives at Glen Farnham for a few weeks.Mrs.M.A.Robinson and grandson, Wesley Robinson, the Mjsses Lora and Eileen Robinson and Sybil Craigie attended the annual lawn social at Iron Hill.Mrs.J.R, Goddard, Miss Wood and Mrs.Fred Williams, of Knowlton, and Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Robinson and son, Alan, of Granby, were guests on Saturday of Mrs.M.A.Robinson.Mrs.W.U.Cotton called on her niece, Mrs.Foster, East Farnham, last Thursday.Mrs.J.H.Carlin, of Montreal, spent Thursday with her friend, Mrs.M.A.Robinson.Mr.Vincent Leonard is spending the summer at the home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.J.E.Leonard, after attending the Sir George Williams College, Montreal, during the past scholastic term.KNOWLTON The ladies of the United Church Church are having their annual Garden Party on the Church grounds on July I2th, from 4 to 10 p.m.Afternoon tea will be served.EAST BOLTON till, hre parents, Mr.and Mrs.O.M.Dr.E.A.Blake and Mrs.Blake j Miss Gladin, of Highwater, and\t^.aTF McKerley left last Butler, during last week at Brown\u2019s have returned from a pleasant trip I Miss Bernice Boright of Hanson-I\ttouvisit\tin farden-, I Hill.to Winnipeg, Vancouver, Seattle) ville were recentlv calling on Mrs.,J\u201crs*\tLook spent a «oupie.Mr> ancj Mrs.George Mizener, of and other places of interest.\tBridge and Miss Boright.\tj \u201e ,Tday!j at Kongueuii visiting Mrs.Foster< and Mrs> Sarah Williams, of Mr.W.R.Peters, Mrs.Edith' Miss Kathryn Snodgrass, nurse- McLeod.\tT Knowlton, were guests of Mr.and Peters and Mrs.Oscar George, of |in-training at the Homeopathic Hos- I , Mr- Lianam S>mitn i«it on\tMr?.r.0.Williams on Wednesday South Stukely, were recently call-]pital, Montreal, has returned to.her |\t^eadm\tevening.__________________ chemistry.ing on Mrs.John Thomas.I duties following a two weeks\u2019 holi-j Miss Gladen, of Highwater, and day here with her parents, Mr-and Miss Bernice Boright, of Manson-j Mrs.F.Snodgrass, and sister, Miss ville, were recently callers on Mrs.j Margaret Snodgrass.Bridge and Miss Boright.\t| Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Candlish and Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Haiwey and: Lloyd Candlish, accompanied by Mr.Macdonald, of Dunham,' were j Mrs.F.W.Savage, of Montreal, recently calling on Mrs.Harvey's were in L'Avenir recently attend-mother, Mrs.C.E.Harvey.\tling the funeral of Mr.Candlish\u2019s .\t, Miss Jean Allen is spending the!brother-in-law, Mr.Gordon Bogie.11131 nom