Sherbrooke daily record, 23 juin 1925, mardi 23 juin 1925

[" Sherbrooke ' Daily Record Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1925.Twenty-ninth Yea?A NOTE SENT TODAY TO CHINESE GOVERNMENT Disorders May Force Japan To Reinforce Her Troops Martial Law At Shanghai-Soviet Agents Are Busy Before Proclaiming Martial Law, General Hsueh Liang, Son of Manchurian War Lord, Is Said to Have Left Shanghai \u201cRapidly and Secretly\u201d\u2014No Explanation of His Reported Departure Has Been Made\u2014Informal Anglo-American Conversations Relating to Chinese Crisis Are Under Way in London, But No Policy Has Yet Been Framed.(Associated Press Despatch) SHANGHAI, June 23.\u2014Martial law has been proclaimed in the suburbs of Shanghai by General Chang Hseuh Liang, son of General Tso Lin, the Manchurian war lord.Before proclaiming martial law, General Liang is said to have left Shanghai \u201crapidly and secretly.\"\u2019 No explanation of his reported departure has been made.General Liang\u2019s proclamation forbids public meetings, the issuance of : propaganda pamphlets and cartoons and provides for the confiscation of unauthorized arms and ammunition, the censoring of letters and telegrams and the inspection of incoming and outgoing vessels.SERIOUS DISORDERS HAVE BROKEN OUT IN MANCHURIA (Associated Press Despatch.} LONDON, June 23.\u2014The Daily Telegraph reports the receipt from Tokio of information that \u201cominous and serious disorders have broken out in Manchuria and are spreading.\u201d \u201cThis region,\u201d the paper continues, \u201chitherto, under Chang Tso Ling\u2019s strong administration, has been the most orderly area in China, but it is believed that Bolshevik agents have taken advantage of Chang\u2019s absence to provoke risings against him and the foreign colonies and to arouse disaffection among his troops.MacMILLAN\u2019S ARMADA ' V.1 - \u2022\t; ' .¦' - ¦mm iKiffesS / l WB m : : ¦ v,,.- m \u2019 -ïi, \u2022 -V, \u2022 .\u2022siPR'i-iv/U' iy* m ' ?m m The ships \u201cPeary\u2019 and \u201cBowdoin,\u201d anchored at Wiscasset, Me., just before their departure under command of Donald B.MacMillan for Arctic'exploration.The airplanes to be used over the ice fields are shown on the after-deck of the \u201cPeary.\u201d has yet been framed.\u201d The Shanghai correspondent of the Daily Mail says thousands of Chinese received strike pay yesterday from funds collected By-Law Calling For $20,000 To Equip New Police And Fire Headquarters Was Voted Down At Polls By Rate-Payers Yesterday Majority of Twelve Votes Against By-Law\u2014^Valuation in Favor by a Margin of $30,025\u2014Number Turning Out to Cast Their Votes Was Extremely Small\u2014East, South and Centre Wards Against By-Law.BY-LAW 460, calling for an ex- : total valuation of the east, south penditure of $20,000 to equip ; and centre wards was $334,790, tne new fire and police head-\u2019 $653,293 and $331,196, respectively, y\t,\t.\ty.,\t~\tquarters met with the disapproval Tne valuation m favor of the by-law of the Manchurian Railway.\t.\t1 of the ratepayers yesterday\" when in these wards was $144,710, east, Ihe paper says it learns that informal Anglo-American conversations :j£.0^ght belFore\tme by-law $176,700, south, and $63,300, centre, relating to the Chinese crisis are under way in London, but that \u201cno policy was & 4efeatecj by a majority of j The valuation against the by-law '\"\u201ctwetv?''votes,\" alttfough approved by | was $190,080, east, $416,593, south, that when'a valuation majority of $38,025.The and $331,196, centre.____ number turning out to ,cast\t\u2019 was ex^t^digIv small, in all *-oo throughout the country, each striker was given a leaflet reading:\tvotes ^>eing ca*st out 0f a total of \u201cThe executive committee of the Soviet Central Union conveys its 2 116 eligible.The total valuation of warmest friendship and sympathy to the Chinese workers who have fought the city is $16,330,336, and the re-so valiantly against the oppression of the foreign capitalists.We know suits of the voting\t'Tl^e you are encountering great difficulties in combatting capitalistic oppres- bti°awV^às!?a rproved of by'the\" rate-sion, but your sacrifices will not be in vain.The workmen of the whole payers 0f (he north and west wards, world will rise to co-operate with your attack on modern imperialism.\u201d but was disapproved by the resi-The correspondent adds that Bolshevik agents are displaying remark- dents of the ether wards.The largest number of votes cast was in th-.north ward, where eighty-seven ratepayers went to thi polls.Of this number fifty-two voted j GOVERNMENT DECLINES TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY\t% ^against,\tThe voting in the ! FOR DELAYS IN SETTLEMENT OF SHANGHAI STRIKE north ward, it is understood, somewhat surprised several interested m the by-law.The west ward resi- ^\t-, .\tdents also showed that they favored tion against gunmen and robbers of appeals, proclamations and hand- foy-law, when out of a total of ^as considered by the police today: bills sent by airplane in the hope.forty-eight votes cast, twe/y-eight ! ao they investigated the slaying! of enlisting German sympathy for re for the adoption of tie by-law yesterday of Patrolman Patrick Mc-the movement in China, has been and twenty against.\tGovern, bv three men who escaped received by the Deutsche Allge-j\tThrce Wards Disapprove with $5,000, carried by a messenger' mine Zeitung, from Peking Un.- ' ^ ^ t south 8nd centre wards McGovern was escorting.He was: versity students The document»\t^ Q h\u2019 favor of the by.law.In!the sixth policeman to fall in bitterly assail Great Britain and *ere\td fifty.,.hree votes weeks.Japan.Berlin Communists staged Ie J ,nineteen in favor of the George Haney.the messenger, a large pro-Chmese demonstration t\t(Kirtv-four going to- was technically held after a search yesterday._______ kvimls its defeat.\" Out of a total;of his home revealed letters from JAPAN Tp_Cp.pPERATE______________^ - able increased activities, in consequence of which some of the local mission schools and moderates have resigned from the strike organization.FOREIGN DIPLOMATIC CORPS IN NOTE TO CHINESE (A»*ociated Press Despatch) * PEKING, June, 23.\u2014The foreign diplomatic corps today sent a note to the Chinese government declining to accept responsibility for de-lavs in settlement of the Shanghai strike troubles and charging the Chinese government with giving an inaccurate version of the recant series of incidents at Shanghai.The note was handed to the Chinese foreign office by Signor Cerruti, of Italy, dean of the foreign GUNMEN CAUSE MUCH TROUBLE IN CHICAGO WALES USHERED IN HIS BIRTHDAY AT DANCE PARTY Prince Was Up at Fairly Early Hour Today in Anticipation of a Busy Programme.AUSTRALIAN TRADE HÎEATÏ AND GRAIN ACT AMENDMENTS BEFORE HOUSE OF COMMONS YESTERDAY Senate Gave Third Reading to Government Bill Referring Rates to the Railway Commission\u2014Treaty With United States Respecting Smuggling Was Also Given Third Reading\u2014Government Business Will Have Consideration When House Reassembles Today.(As«ociated Press Despatch, OTTAWA.June 23\u2014Government business will be taken up when the House of Commons resumes its sittings today.Yesterday was spent in the Commons mostly in considering the Australian treaty on which no action was taken.Later the Grain Act amendments were before the House until an early hour this morning.The Senate gave third reading to the government hill referring rates to the railway commission, and the treaty with the United States respecting smuggling was given third reading.The bill to provide for construction of a branch line between Sunny-brae and Guysboro in the Province of Nova Scotia was given second reading and referred to the railway committee.CONSERVATIVES LAUNCHED ATTACK ON TRADE TREATY thirty-first birthday in the small hours of the morning, dancing to the light of candles and matches held by other guests at a party given by the British Emperie Service League.This emergency form of lighting was necessitated when the electricity failed for half an hour.Despite his night of dancing, the Prince was up at a fairly early hour in anticipation of a busy programme, including eight formal engagements, not to mention numerous side trips into the country and other affairs.Today was the Prince\u2019s second birthday away from home since the the'Six Policemen Shot Down Within ^ The other was during his Aus-iw ,\trt 1 i\t.tralasian tour m 1920.I wo Weeks \u2014 Robbers uot_________________________ (Atsociated Press Despatch\") JOHANNESBURG, June 23, - ^\t,\t, , The Prince of Wales ushered in his France, who introduced the mea- OTTAWA, June, 23.\u2014A strong-divergence of opinion arose in the House of Commons yesterday between the Conservative party and the Government when the Australian trade treaty with Canada came up for consideration.While the Hon.Mr.Robb, acting Minister of sure, argued that the provisions of the treaty wrould not be detrimental to any interests in Canada, Conservative party, represented by Donald Sutherland, Conservative member for South Oxford, by Grote Stirling.Conservative member for Yale, B.C., R.K., Anderson, Conservative member for Halton county, and David Spence, Conservative member for Parkdale, argued that the agricultural interests of Canada under the proposed treaty would be labojing practically under a fre e trade policy insofar as goods from Australia were concerned.On the other hand, Herbert Marier, Liberal member for St.Law-rence-St, George, spoke in favor of the treaty and pointed out the Away With $5,000.(Associated Press Despatch) CHICAGO, June 2.\u2014Drastic ac- Operations For Evacuation Of Ruhr Will Begin Shortly-Tension Between Germany And France Bas Been Greatly Relieved twm French Parliamentarian Claims Germany Is Only Country in World Which Is Not Asking France for Something Just Now\u2014German Reply to Anglo-French Note Will Likely Be Drawn Up Within a Short Time.attributed most of the recent Chi nese disturbances to delays in adjustment of the strikes at Shanghai and which presented an account of the disturbances differing radically in detail from the account insisted upon by the foreign diplomatic corps.Today\u2019s note from the foreign ministers said the Chinese government\u2019s version was \u201cin direct opco-sition to the accounts which have been established according to carefully confirmed data.\u201d Tlte note deplored what it described as an attitude of the Chinese government \u201cwhich is not of a nature to facilitate a friendly settlement,\" and added that the foreign ministers \u201ccannot admit the gratuitous imputation made by the Chinese government concerning the delay occasioned in the settlement of the Shanghai incidents.\u201d It says that the foreign powers have acted with all oossible diligence and consequently decline to accept responsibility for delay in adjustment of the Shanghai difficulties.HOPE TO ENLIST THE SYMPATHY OF GERMANS BERLIN.June.23.-A bundle WITH OTHER POWERS'two gainst and nineteen 'in kidnapped in November and robbed , ^\t/-X g .1-\t\u2022 /-X+\u2019\tflAD ov>rI fvirr» ¦V\u2019OQVC ÎTOT» SxIFi 000, TOKIO.June.23.\u2014-Baron Shid-ehara, Japanese Foreign Minister, told the cabinet today that the onlv thing Japan could do in the present Chinese situation was to co-operate with the other powers.*.*?«I* **?»**\t**?*J*\t*J* ***¦ »*\u2022\t***\tV ?*\tFRANCE INTENDS TO *\tRAISE LOAN IN *\tLONDON ALL CHINESE BANKS HONG KONG, June, tv\u2019s,™jrsssr.»sstkssmm If\ts wrtpl W.1 stolen potentialities of Australia as 1 market for Canadian pulp and paper.He came out strongly for the treaty, even though, as he said, some of the commodities included in the treaty might not be imported by Australia from Canada.The Hon.Mr.Robb, in introducing the measure, told the House that, reductions in the duties on raisins and dried currants tp the extent o^wiping the duty off these commodities altogether as the treaty proposed wmuld make only slight reductions in revenue, and that the effect of the reduction on sugar from Australia would make a reduction in Canadian revenue judged on the basis of 1924 imports of $2,950 per annum.In the matter of cheese (Continued on Page Nine) SHORT SESSION WAS HELD BY CITYCOÜNCIL Spedal Valuation Roll of Business and Rental Taxes Considered by City Fathers.(Associated Press Despatch) The special valuation roll of busi, ness and rental taxes- was adopted by the City Council at a special meeting last night, which was presided over by Pro-Mayor Tetrault in the absence of His Worship Mayor Brault.Before the adoption of this roll two complaints were heard and considered by the city fathers.One of these complaints came from Mr.Lucien Hebert, a store keeper of this city, who objected to the business tax of $800 which had been placed on his premises.He addressed the council and informed them that other larger stores than his and ones which had been in operation much longer were only taxed to the same extent as his store, and consequently he felt that his taxes were slightly too high.Following the consideration of the matter Aider-man Newton proposed and Aider-man Bourque seconded that the taxes already imposed on this store he maintained This motion was carried.A second complaint was heard from Mr.O.H.Bruneau, who claimed that his rental tax had been figured on a rent- of $17 per month, whereas he paid only $16, A change wms made in this connection and the taxes lowered on a motion by Aider-man Forest, seconded by Aldermai Labrecque.Following the completion of the 4* adjourned meeting, a special meet- ?\tjing w'as called by the pro-Mayor to ?\t.consider a certain business matter ?\tj which had been brought up by Al-ufferin Terrace.Wolfe s Cove, he.Mr.and Mrs.Johnston also urnished several musical selee-ions.The president tendered them i very hearty vote of thanks, after vhieh the members served cakes, empnade and ice cream.Mrs.H.B.Sampson, of Ayer\u2019s Tiff, is visiting her niece.^ Mrs.F.i.Draper, at \u201cThe Pines.\" Mrs.Fred Sisco has returned lome from visiting her daughters, drs.L.McConnell and Miss Ger-rude Sisco, at Bishin's Crossing.Mrs.F.S.Brown had the mis-brtune to fall and hurt herself mite badly on June 13.Her riends hope s.be will soon be able a be about again.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Grtenday, of .er.froxviile.spent a few days re-:ently visiting relatives here.Mr.Ciment, of Sherbrooke, has ieen visiting her daughter, Mrs.jagnon, recently.Mr.Frank Bishop and family, I dso Mr.Archie Bailey, of Leavitt\u2019s dills, were recent guests at Lone hre.Miss Clement, of Sherbrooke, j rho has been spending a few weeks ! NORTH HATLEY i Mrs.Lynch, of Quebec Mrs.and Miss Hannah Mr.and Mrs.Pratt, ; Mr.and Mrs.Gommell of Montreal, 'are recent arrivals at \u201cPleasant View.\u201d Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Murray and Mr.\\\\ m.Murray, of West mount, have arrived at \u201cEdgehill\u201d for the season.Miss Mackenzie and Miss MacKinnon spent the week-end with Mrs.J.Everett Taylor at Aver\u2019s Cliff.Mrs.J.A.Seguin and two children are guests of relatives at Laconia.N.H.Mr.C, J.Auburn, of New York, is spending three weeks with his family here.The Ladies\u2019 Aid will meet with Mrs.H.Merrill and Mrs.B.H, Kezar at the home of the former, on Thursday afternoon.Do not forget the dedication of the memorial monuments which is to be held at 3 o\u2019clock on Dominion Day in the Town Hall here.Mrs.H.D.Lane, of Boston, has arrived home for the season.Mr.J.J.Meagher, of Montreal, was in town for the week-end.Mr.H.M.Brune, of Baltimore, has arrived at his summer home.Ml COMMON AND WOLFE W.CXII.\u2019S HELD ANNUAL ! Children\u2019s Cozy Comer | (X Satisfactory Reports Presented by Secretary and Treasurer\u2014 Other Reports Also Heard\u2014 Election of Officers Held.BURY, Que., June 23.\u2014 The Women\u2019s Temperance Unions of Gompiton and Wolfe counties held their forty-first annual convention on June 11 in the Methodist Church here, with afternoon and evening sessions.There was a large number of members and visitors present.MR.BLACK SNAKE CHANGES HIS MIND.By Thornton W.Burgess.Don\u2019t count a foe as out till beaten, Nor count a dinner yours till eaten.it poor little being carried Smarty Chipmunk, away by Mr.Black* Mr.Black Snake.Morris Tamkin, at the age of 102, is still studying.An inmate of the Jewish Home for the Aged in Rochester, N.Y., he devotes all his time to a study of the Talmud, carrying out a vow he made when he was 70.Plenty of outdoor exercise, he says, is sure to prolong life.Accordingly, he takes a walk every day.It had happened before.That is why Mr.Black Snake didn\u2019t stop to make his dinner of Smarty Chipmunk right where he caught him.He wanted to get out of sight; And so he was gliding right straight for the old stone wall as fast as he could, STANSTEAD HAD BOILS ALL OVER HIM There is only one way to get rid of boils and that is by going right to the seat of the trouble\u2014the blood\u2014as the bad blood must be made pure before the boils will disappear.BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS cleanses the system and removes all the foul matJer from the blood in a v ay that few medicines will do.Mrs.Chas.Rankin, Buiyea, SasV.,j writes:\u2014\u201cA few years ago my hus* | band had a terrible time with boils.' On one arm he had sixteen between his elbow and wrist; five on the back of his neck, and several more on different parts of hi ; body.He ; tried everything he could think of, but got no relief until he took Bur- j cock Blood Bit*e-s.and to his sur-' prise it completely relieved him, of his boils, in a very short time.\u201d E.B.B.has been on tne market for 'he past 46 y«>e^s; be sure you get it when you ask for it; put up only by ; The T.Milburn Co., Limited, To-j ronto, Ont.Mr.J.L.Stone has returned to Boston after spending a week at \u201cThe Maples,\u201d Stanstead.Mrs.H.A.Beerworth is visiting her son Earl and daughter /Edna, in Sherbrooke.Mrs.McNally and nurse, of Montreal, arrived in Stanstead Friday and are guests of Mrs.McNally\u2019s parents, Mr, and Mrs.James Daly.Miss Grace Libby, of the teaching staff of Stanstead College, has left for her home in Ayer\u2019s Cliff for the summer vacation.Mss Libby is leaving on Monday for a trip to Nova Scotia to visit friends.Mr.A.P.Gustin is visiting his sister, Mrs.M.A.Fox, at Lowell.Mass.' Mrs.W.L.Pomeroy will entertain the Rain or Shine Club at her home on Thursday afternon, June 25th.Mr.and Mrs.John Byers, Miss Charlotte and Mr.George Vivian are away on a motor trip to Quebec city and points of interest in the province.Miss Adele Noble, of the Eastern Townships \u2018College of Music staff, has returned to her home in Cookshire for the summer vacation.SAWYERVILLE Those wSio attended the W.C.T.U.convention at Bury were Mrs.R.Scott, Mjss Percival, Mrs.Rough, Mrs.J.'French, Miss Cairns and Mrs.I.A.Cass.Mrs.E.A.Green, of West Thornton, Vt., who has been the guest of Mrs.Gilman for some time, returned to her home on Thursday.Mrs.Philip Leonard, of Brook-bury, was the guest of her sister, Mrs.Henry Phelps, for a few days recently.Miss Kate Alger, who was in town during the ten days\u2019 special services in the Baptist Church, has returned to her home in Eaton.The men of the Methodist Church are building a new barn and garage in connection with the parsonage.This is a very much-needed improvement.GENERAL NEWS FROM BIRCHTON AND DISTRICT Newsy Notes, Personals fcnd Reports of Interest to Residents of Birchton.Mrs Rnuo-Vi\t, j Snake, didn\u2019t know that all that Mrs.Davidson, of Ayèris1 C ff no?sf Kbeing-.m^dehtbo, sisted with the programme, the fom\t^ g hflp t0 ^ mer taking charge of the memorial Mr\u2019 B ack Snake know lt /lery w¥1\u2019 service.During the business session the secretary read her report, showing that there are^ on the roll at the present time ninety-one names, and that seventy-three meetings had She \"also1(1 repori^ ^thaffive6 mem: lcari'yins littJe Smarty chiPmu:lK bers had been lost by death, name-1hjm\u2019 .\t.\t, ly, vhe late Mesdames J.Monbrnm-I -N ow T131 b-v g°od luck '*\u2022 haPPen' ery, M.G.Cairns, C.L W\"-,d M tilat Farmer Brown's Boy was Nutbrown and Frasier, who w*e-e coming through the Old Orchard all splendid workers and are great-'iust at t!l° time that Snlarty Fnip-!y missed.\t\u2019\tj nvunk was caught on the sunny bank The treasurer\u2019s report was very iat tbe edge tlle c'reen\tj encouraging, showing that there ;s Farmer Brown's Boy had heard { a substantial balance on hand i Striped and Mrs.Chipmunk making : Reports were also heard from the'3 Sreat fuss> but be (!idn,t tbi\"k ] following departments: Scientific i anything- of it until he heard the | Temperance Instruction, Little ' bil'ds beS'n to scream and saw them White Ribboners, Social service, TrF.!b and Delicacies, Soldiers and Militia, \u201cY\u2019s,\u201d Evangelistic, Lumbermen, Fairs and Child Welfare, Humane Education, White Ribbon Leafand Soap Wrappers.f.¦So, ho, Mr.Black Snake! Y\u2019ou have caught one of Striped Chipmunk's babies, have you?\u201d he exclaimed the I hurrying over to the edge of Green Forest.\ti\t.\t, Farmer Brown\u2019s Boy stopped and many feathered ^ wfU.home: listened for a moment.\u201cThat means, around here for me to allow you .0 trouble, said he, and I\u2019ve got three guesses as to what that trouble is.committee for \u201cPlan of I It is Reddy Fox or Black Pussy or stay.\u201d Farmer Brown's Boy reached oub and struck the ground with the BIRCHTON, Que., June 23.The Ladies\u2019 Aid will be entertained TRENHOLMVILLE The ._ _\t______________u Work\u201d and \u201cResolutions\u2019 was then Mr ^ Black\u2018\u2019Snake, and my guess is j switch close to Mr.Black Snake.Mr.appointed.They accepted Provime- that it is Mr.Black Snake.Probably Black Snake dropped Smarty Lhip-ial Resolutions No.1, 3, 4, 6 7 and he has been robbing a nest.I mustimunk and pretended that he was go-8, and all the plan of work except-1 teach that fellow to keep away from ring to fight Farmer Brown s Boy.mg article thirteen, inserting I the Old Orchard.\u201d\tFarmer Browns Boy chuckled, for county life members for provincial So Farmer Brown\u2019s Boy began to'he knew that it was all bluff.He hfe members.\t| raT1 toward the scene of all that fuss, struck lightly with that switch, and At the conclusion of business tihejKitty the Cat Bird saw him comirg.oust the tip of it struck Mr.B school children entered the building Her nest was in the bushes along t.v Snake s tell.Now of all the Snai j- -A-1\t, ,\t- an(i family, Mr.Black bnake is one oi by Mrs.Oscar Desruisseau and Mrs*.and TVi?1.re addressed by Mrs.David-!old stone wall not far distant, and Herbert Picard at the home of Mrs.j SQ\"\u2019 iur®\u2019 Berwick, one of the oId-;jn that nest were four precious eggs.Desruisseau on Wednesday, June cs\u2018' members, although, unable to be .So Kitty was most anxious that Mr.present, was made a provincial life Black Snake should be driven away, member._\t| she fiew a Uttle way to meet Farm- The election of officers then took :er Brown\u2019s Boy and went back into place, resulting in the re-election of a bush right above Mr.Black Snake, last year\u2019s heads.The superinten-: Farmer Brown\u2019s Boy knew right dents of the various departments!away just where to look.He stoppe 24.Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Wotten and children, of Coofehire, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Miargarett recently.Mr.and Mrs.Willie French were visiting Mr.and Mrs.James French recently.Mrs.Jack Murray, Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Seveigny, Mr.Ray Lowry and Mr.Arthur Rowe attended Mr.and Mrs.Everett Blair\u2019s wedding recepton at Clifton on Wednesday evening.Mrs.Arthur Sunberg, of Greenfield, N.H., was a recent guest of On Sunday afternoon, June 28th, and\tGeo.Jacksmr the Rev R P.Stafford will preach i Mr.Gendreau, o.t Montreal, was his farewell sermon on the United *uest of Mr\u2019 and Mrs\u2019 Mi'ller 011 Church here at 2.30 p.m.\t^ rlcla> ¦ were also re-elected with the excep tion of two.At the evening meeting the Rev.Mr.Knowles and the Rev.Mr.Wilson delivered two interesting ad-desses.During the course of long enough to cut a long switch and then he made his way in amongst the hushes.Mr.Black Snake heard him coming, and had coiled.He still held Smarty Chipmunk.the swiftest.At the sting of that switch he decided that he no longer had any desire for a Chipmunk dinner.He no longer cared for the Old Orchard.It would be much nicer a long way from there.Mr.Black Snake started at once.He started in a hurry.He acted just as if he had remembered quite suddenly a most important engagement.Farmer Brown\u2019s Boy yelled and m after him.All the birds screamed and flew after him.My, how Mr.Farmer Brown\u2019s Boy gave a whistle Black Snake did travel! They couldn\u2019t .Farmer the \u201e ____________________ \u201e\t_\t.,\t, meeting Bury formed a White Rib- of surprise when he saw who it was! keep him m sight long.t arme bon Band of eight members, the that Mr.Black Snake had caught.Brown\u2019s Boy chuckled.\u201cI hope l\\e parents taking the pledge for the! \u2018So ho.Mr.Black Snake! You | taught him a lesson,] said he.He 4 children.\t[have caught one of Striped Chip- Splendid music was provided bylimunk\u2019s babies, have you?\u201d he ex-the choir while several solos were claimed.\u201cThat won\u2019t do at all.Of also much appreciated.The meet-1 course, you must eat the same as The Trenholm Farmers\u2019 Club will ! Mr.and Mrs.Charles Lefeb Mrs.Beaton and Mr.Ruben Sher ting closed with the singing of \u201cGod |any one else, Dut I can]t have yo vre, j\tY\u2019ou Till We Meet Again.\u201d making your meals on little friends 'hold their annual basket picnic in\t,,\t, ,\t.,, Mr.Melville Hodges\u2019 grove on Tues- : PVan ^tended Die funeral of the I i r T\t*\tlate ]Vir.James Slverman in Ganter- ' Miss Corf Wintle nurse has re-; bur>' 03 Sunday, June 7.\t| -'\u201cSS Cora VVintle, nurae, has re , M Aj.bert Murray, of Milan, is urned to her home here, after bav-1 di a ,veek the 2Ue3t of hii Ing undergone a ser.ous operation :b^ther«Mr Jack Murray.her inroa.m a Montreal hospital.\tQa]}e 0f jrart Hatlev, was Miss V, mtie is not gammg as fast as fne guest of her cousir,; Mrs, ElbeTt her many friends would wish.; Miller, on Monday of last week.Miss S.J.Brock is very low at the M\tif ELABORATE AND FESTIVE present time.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Blanchette have returned home from a trip to Mrs.Sunberg, of Greenfield, N.H., has come to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs.Geo.Jack- Residents of Cookshire.MRS.B.H.HART SICK FOR YEARS Want* Women to Know How She Was Made Well by Lydia E.Pink-ham\u2019* Vegetable Compound Cornwall, Ont.\u2014\u201cI am now giving /our medicine a fair trial and it surely is doing me good and I am going to keep on taking it.I used to fee! so tired in the morning that 1 didn\u2019t want to get up, but that feeling i« leaving me now.I also sieupbetter and feel more like working.For seven or eight years I have nad headaches, tired feelings, pains in my back and across my body.I read letters in the newspapers saying what good Lydia L.Pink ham's Vegetable Compound had done others.My husband aaya I quit too soon, but I am not going to stop taking the Vegetable Compound and Lydia F.Pir.k-ham\u2019s Blood Medicine until I am better and haven't an ache or a nain.Isn\u2019t that the right way?1 have great faith in your medicines.They must be good when those who take them speak ao highly of them.! am recommending them to my friends and I will gladly answer letters from women asking about them \u2019\u2019\u2014Mrs.B.H.Hart, Èor 1081, Cornwall, Ont Mrs.Hart is willing to answer letters from sick woman asking about the Vegetable Compound.G, B.Parker, Merrill E.Booth.Mr.Ellery ^Downing, of the Richmond branch of the Canadian Bank j -\\a=hua\u2019 \\H- \u2019wbera th% wer,e ff1 F Recent guests at the home of Mr.ed by the illness of Mrs Blanchette s and MrH H c.Bailey included Mr.'mother, Mrs Thomas Milette.^ and Mrs_ charlie French and two Mrs.ï.P.Morriii, of Kingsey, has (laughters and Miss Arlene Good-been spending the week with her ; eil, h of B\tand Mrs.Ted daughter, Mrs.E.bright, and other ¦ Jt)llJISon of Aj)J?USr friends.\tMiss Phyllis Bridgette -was a re- Mr.Bryson Reid had a bee on.g.uest 0f hor parents, Mr.and Saturday to help on his new barn ^Ira E Bridgette.which is progressing well.^\tMrs.Elbert Miller is recovering Miss Bertha Mastine is the guest from hgr rccent injuries and is the this week of ner sister, Mrs.O.' jru\u20ac9t of her daughter, Mrs.Law-Lockwood.\t; rence Cooping, of Sand Hill, for a Mr.Russell Stevens is building a few dayS\u2018 new kitchen on one side of his jjr.Reggie Bailey, of East An- Commerce, has been transferred father\u2019s house.\t1 gUs, was the recent\u2019guest of his ; to the local office.Mr.Downing is Mrs.Wm.Hudson has returned parents.Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Bailey.,a former Cookshire resident, being home, after spending the past week Mrs.Osmar Desruisseau and Mrs.! the son of Mr.Daniel Downing, of jin Ulverton with her sister, Mrs.Boon Desruisseau, of Cookshire!' Gunter.\t\u2022 were recent guests of Mrs.Celia Mrs.Frank Skyes and daughter ; Rowe, of Lennoxville.have returned home to Montreal af- Miss Eva Beaton, of Lennoxville, Iter the past two weeks at her home was the guest of her mother, Mrs.jhere,\tBeaton, for a few days the past Mrs.Evans, of Montreal, and Mrs.week'.Maughn, of Toronto, are visiting | Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Vancor and son I their sister, Mrs.W.H.Stevens,\u2019Kenneth, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, were land other friends here.\tj guests of Mr.F.H.Seveigny andj GENERAL NEWS OF COOKSHIRE ' AND DISTRICT of mine.I suppose that little Chipmunk is dead and I ought to let you have it, but if I do you will be sure to come back for more.There are too all right where he belongs, but he doesn\u2019t belong here.I didn\u2019t want to really hurt him, and I didn\u2019t.I wish I had found him before he killed that little Chipmunk.\u201d But Smarty Chipmunk hadn\u2019t been killed.(Copyright, 1925, by T.W.Burgess) The next, story: \u201cSmarty Chipmunk Is Very Humble.\u201d Coaticook with her son, Dr.L.Stuart Planche.The many friends of Mrs.Rowland M.Elliott will be pleased _ to ! learn that she has now left the Civic I Hospital, Ottawa, and is spending a ! fortnight at her home, prior to com- Rcports of Meetings, Personals in£ bere for ti16 summer.and Happening, of Interest to ^ 'iS.S'S.'S Jt\".at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Fern E.Hunt, of Bury, whose marriae takes place in the Mr.and Mrs.E.\t-\t- Misses Olive and Alice Par-'near future.The many dainty gift; ker motored from Coaticook on were presented to the bnde-elect > i June 14 and were the gue-sts of Mr.an artistic yellow and white basket and Mrs.Stanley Sutton.\tiby Miss Rosamond Staples.During Mrs.llayes, of Foster, has been the evening musical selections were the guest of her daughter, Mrs.!given by Misses Adele Noble, Olive Lusk and Shirley Macrae.Delectable refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.Percival G.Hillhouse, of Toronto,; Mrs.Louis C.Roy and Miss Grace Cromwell.Among the guests present in addition to the above mentioned North Bay, Ont., formerly of Sher-!were Mrs .IT.H.Moe, Bldiop\u2019s brooke and and Cookshire, and the iCrossing; Miss Lena Hunt, late Mrs.Downing.\t.Mrs.R.' P.Weston, Concord, N.n.; Mr.Roy Larrabee, Mr.and Mrs.Mrs.J.A.Frasier, Mrs.R.J.Stev-W.Wheeler, Masters Ashley andiCnson, Mrs.J_.H.Staples, Mrs.M.Russell Wheeler, of Sherbrooke, | E.Booth, Misses Ethel Sherman, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.R, Lar-1 Kathleen Taylor, Florence French, rabee.\tHazel Edwards, Olive Lusk Helen Miss Katherine Kirby has return- Parry, Louisa French Aimee Ver-cd home from Kingston, Ont., where nette, Adele No.ne, Shirley E.Mac- The social in connection with the Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Seveigny on ! Ladies\u2019 Aid of the United Church Thursday.'here held at the home of Mr.and -*- [Mrs, Ed.Boa-t last week was a1\tPROFOUND PAPERS splendid success, nearly a hundred! \u201cWe adults arc occasionally she has spent several months with her sister, Mrs.Eric D.McGreer.Mrs.McGreer and young daughter, Frances Louise, are expected here in September on a holiday visit.Friends of Mr.Robert A.Grainger will regret to learn of his sudden i illness and removal to the Sher- ,2J- ^1.JJVTJ ! 'lifx' boon lor&tr.frf & f-ceived from former Sherbrooke residents or people who used to live the near vicinity of the city, stating how much the Record keeps alive in their minds fond memories of other days spent within the bounds of the old Eastern Townships.The following is a part of .a let- ; ter just lately received from a subscriber in Rivers, Manitoba: * \u201cThe Record is like meeting some one from the old home tow : to me, as I was raised only a few mile?from your city.I often see reports in eastern papers concern, i; western farmers and crop and weather onditionss.As I am a farmer ray-»e(f.these are always of interest :o ! ne.\u201cThe district in which I am situ- ; ited is about one hundred and forty miles west of Winnipeg.Seeding has been completed with the exception of a few farmers, who have been held back by a rainy spell we have oeen having for the past two weeks.) Wheat acreage is not as large in this district a* in other years, hut General Notes Mr.G.S.McCurdy, K.C., of Montreal, spent the week-end in town.Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Johnston, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, were week end visitors in town.Rev.E.P, Stafford, Mrs.Stafford and children, of Richmond, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Robert McFadden on 'Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Marlin an: family left on Friday on a motor trip to Montreal, Radwon and other points where they will be guests of friends for a week Mrs.Arthur E.Dearborn, of Boston, Ma'-s., is the guest of Mrs.Homer Mosher for a few- weeks.Ice cream and cake, rain or shine, Women's Institute room, or lawn, Wednesday, from 8 o'clock.Band, if fine.i r - Ik 'ÏÊÆsmJi Broken Off By RUBY M.AYRES Copyright, liti, Op The McClure Newtpaper Syntocath, U REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS TARS PHOTOGRAMS Young William had been j eadly nmljeha'.ing and hi« motAer took him upon her knee for a serious talk.\u201cWillie, every time you are naughty I get another gray hair.\u201d \u201cGee! you muat have been a holy terror.Look at Grandpa.\u201d :-ym Registrations in the Sherbrooke Division Registry Office during the week ending June 20th follow: H.M.Banfili to l,.S.Ray the residue lot 178, Lennoxville.Price, $3,500.NapoSeon Valliere to Jos.L\u2019Heureux of part lot 757 and 758, East Ward.H.J.Roife et a] to Mrs.Joseph Cyr of lot 28J and residue lot 28N, range 1, Ascot.Price, $2000.-\u2014-*- ¦ \u2022 NICOLET FALLS Mr.and Mrs.Cedric Morrill and Mr.and Mr?.Bert.Olnev motored on June 15th, to Mclboro to attend th» tuneral of .Mrs.Qlney\u2019s uncle, the late James Miller.The Missionary Society of the Advent Church of Danville, wa- enter uaned on Wednesday to Mrs, Lto CHAPTER XXIII.\u2018Tt\u2019s a swindle, my dear,\u201d the eider woman said'bluntly one night when a discussion had somehow arisen.\u201cThere was a time when I thought all the things which you are think-in now.I imagined that one\u2019& wed-[ding day was just the first step to i a life which must be happy ever i after.Of course it isn\u2019t! The man ! you marry changes all at once into another individual altogether; he \u2019changes into a man who grumbles at, his fool, and at the housekeeping bills, and at the clothes you wear.Mine did, at any rate! and at first I cried my eyes out and thought ; that my heart was broken, and '¦ now-r\u201d \u201cAnd now?\u201d Diana asked as she paused.Eleanor shrugged her shoulders.\u201cNow I just don't care! He can j bg horrid, or he can be.nice, and he Can be both quite effectively by i turns when he likes, and it just pastes me by.\u201d Diana\u2019s eyes grew distressed, i \u2018Oh, but you don\u2019t mean that you no longer love him?\" she asked in dismay, Eleanor laughed, i \u201cThat's just, what I do mean,\u201d she dor Jared, \u201cDon\u2019t look so -hocked! All women think exactly the sarnie ' at I do.only they won\u2019t all admit it.11 have a friend who was married just at the fame time we were, and -he declares that she and her hus-j band have never had a cross word .ji a single disagreerneent\u2014but \u201d \u201cOh, how beautiful!\u2019\u2019 \u201cMy dear, she was not speaking the truth.I don\u2019t care what people -ay.It\u2019s impossible for any married I people to live together for anything ' over a couple of weeks without having a disagreement.Something will go wrong.\u201d \u201cI think you\u2019re very bitter,\u201d Diana \u2022aid resentfully.\u201cAm I?Mrs Colm&n looked almost sorry for a moment, then she drugged her shoulders.\u201cYou\u2019d be the ame if you had my experience behind you.\u201d Diana was silent for a few mo- | ments \u201cBut all men can\u2019t be like that!\u201d she said at last.\u201cMost of them are, and if you found one who wasn\u2019t, you\u2019d hate the -ight of him,\u201d Mrs.Colman in-listed quietly.\u201cAfter all, a man is only a boy who has grown out of boy's clothes.\u201d I):ana laughed and thought of Rolf with a little pang.She had often '-ailed him a boy, but although he seemed to have receded a tre-wedous distance from her, yet In omo (range way he seemed also to have grown-up into a man of, the world of whom she was vaguely I afraid, and whom she yet loved better than ever.\u201cAnd it\u2019s no use trying to force' myself to believe that I don\u2019t care,\u201d she thought.\u201cI do care! I care more every day.\u2019\u2019 Mrs.Colman watched her sympa ! thetieally.She knew that Diana\u2019s broken engagement had hurt the girl very badly, although she did not know the true facts of the case, and she was sorry.She had always, liked Diana, but' since they had been thrown together so much in the quiet little village, she had grown genuinely fond of, her, and would have liked to see her happily married.But Rolf was engaged to Jean Fraser.Mrs.Colman could not understand it at all.\u201cA sweet girl, of course,\u201d she tojd I herself over and over again.\u201cBut there\u2019s nothing in her once you've got past her sweetness.Diana has more brains in her little finger than I the other girl has in her whole1 body.\u201d\t\u2022 Then she thought of Bansted, and a very natural pang of jealousy touched her heart.Once he had belonged to her; once he had thought her the only woman ' in the world, and now only a few days ago he had willingly paid fori a hundred and fifty pounds in exchange fqr her help to enable him to marry Diana.Truly things had changed; she.! found it bard work to realize that! McCONNELL\u2019S Optometrists and Opticians.Specializing in Real Sight Service.54 King St.W.Sherbrooke, Que.WIGGETT ELECTRIC CO., LTD MOTORS AND WIRING.SALE OF WILTON AND AXMINSTER RUGS McCAW-BISSELL FURNITURE CO.CARS WASHED $1 \u2018KEENE SERVICE\u201d GAS, OIL AND WASH STATION :v/o Stations\u2014King St.West and Lennoxville Road.(King Street Station.) to pay it into her empty banking account, she felt that she would have given anything to be able to afford to return it.\u201cI\u2019ve lost my looks \u2014 my pride, everything!\u201d she thought bitterly.OPTOMETRIST Mrs.Laberee ALL WORK GUARANTEED.Main Street, LennoxTilln.Phone 137,\tI*.O.Box 354.CHAPTER XXIV.An Invitation.she wa* the same woman whom Joe Bansted had once adored, and of: whom Donald Colman had once been ( «0 frantically jealous.Now neither of them cared any-; thing for her, and «he.well; It showed bow she had changed seeing that she did not care for them either.But Bansted\u2019s check had scorched heg üagara.a-ud avuu wiuut .Lu wato Eleanor Colman did her best for Diana, and she did her best for Han-sfed.It was she who had told him of their proposed stay at Ibstone; she who had gently hinted that, his best way to Diana's affections was through her father.Old Grantham liked to have a great deal of attention paid to him, especially by men who were his suporior and his junior.lie liked to call them \u201cmy boy\u201d and slap them on the back, and he liked them tp call him \u201cSir\u201d and to pay due deference to his wealth.Bansted had pandered to his flattery very cleverly, with the consequence that the old man gave him a hearty invitation to accompany him to Ibstone for the week-end.\u201cComo and see Diana, and try to persuade her to come home,\u2019\u2019 he lirtuui, \u201cSWu aim uX J.bu Uu.L LtoU NOTICE Wednesday, June 24th inst.being a legal holiday, the City Office will be cloecd.L.A.DESNOYERS, TYea».girl of mine, but what she wants go and bury herself in the coun for, I\u2019m blessed if I know.\u201d lowered his voice, and winked p tentously.\u201cBetween you and me and gatepost,\u201d he said solemnly, \u201csi fretting after young Scott-Jamcs, know I\u2019m not supposed to say it, don\u2019t you mention it again, but the truth or my name\u2019* not w it is.\u201d Bansted frowned; he had suspcc something 0f t,he sort, Dut he did like hearing it put into plain wm So he consented eagerly enough accompany Diana's father and U cd forward eagerly to the visit.IXton.Um.uitl in mi r miul.I 9031 SHERBRUÜKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1925.PAGE FIVE \u2014si URGED A SINGLE CREEDTO UNITE DENOMINATIONS MAY LEAD T0 AN INTERNATIONAL ARGUENT Rev.John McNaugher Welcomed Request Made to U.S.Govemment Efforts Under Way to Bring to Urge Canadian Authorities Together All Christian Religions (Associated Press Despatch) CARDIFF, June 23.\u2014The adoption of a single creed which would embody the fundamental basis and unite all denominations of the reformed churches into a single strong unit was urged at the opening session today of the twelfth quadrennial council of reformed churches by the president, Rev.John McNaugher, of Pittsburgh.He urged the council to recommend adoption of \u2018a common state- NEWNORTHWARD SCHOOL TO OPEN I SEPT.1926 Social and Personal The friends of Mrs.E.R.Con- .{.******* 4> *5> * * MARRIAGES $ » * ****************** SOLES\u2014TIBBITS.The wedding of Mr.Chandler Montreal 'Ingalls Soles, of Brome, to Miss ~\t\u2019 Tibbits, and also of recovered from her recent illness, spending a week in Montreal.to Lower Level of Lake Mem-phremagsg.A matter which may possibly lead to an International dispute is at the present time under consi-i deration, and while no definite | steps have been taken it is quite ! likely that in the near future some definite results will be arrived ai.The present matter, which is receiving much local attention, is m regard to a protest made to the American Government by American residents of Lake Memphre-magog, urging the Government cf Motion Made to This Effect at Miss Josie Scott and Mrs.Carrol Public Mectius Held at ment of faith for the reformed I that country to force the Canadian churches, more distinct than the old creeds, less extreme than reformed creeds, but one which would absorb the best of the Westminster confession and other similar creeds.\u201d He welcomed the efforts under way to unite all the Christian religions and urged that his hearers should lend all nossible aid to this HAMILTON\u2019S Cream Sodas Ask for Hamilton\u2019s, then you are getting the original CREAM sodas! Representative\u2014L.E.McALLISTER, Coaticook, Quebec.Government to lower the water level of this lake.It is understood that the formation of an Association to contest this request is now well under way.The City of Sherbrooke, which is affected by any change which might be made in this connection, has been asked to join this Association, but as yet has not made any definite statement, Several Power Concerns To Join Association.Should this change be made in Hall Last Night\u2014Question of Finance Brings Forth Discussion\u2014315 School Children in Parish at Present Time.At a well attended public meeting of ratepayers of the parish of St.Therese D\u2019Avila held at the public hall of the City Hall last night, It was decided that a school would be huit in this parish and that this institution wuuld be open to scholars by September, 1926.Before the motion providing for the erection of the school was adopted there was considerable discussion and many varied opinions expressed,'left for Winnipeg yesterday, where some favoring the erection of the j he will attend the annual conven school and others strongly urging to let the matter rest over for a time.Mrs.Lloyd McKee, .-\t-,\t, ner will be pleased to hear she has) Street, has returned__ home< after.\tp^ce at St.Paul -\t-\t-\tI Church, Knowlton, on Tuesday, The Misses Anna and Noreen Me-! June 16, at high noon, Canon Car-Vey, of Westmount, are guests of michael officiating.Mrs.Cesaire Gervais, Portland avenue.Mrs.W.R.Elliott, Quebec St., has returned from Montreal and Dorval, where she spent a week with friends.* » \u2022 Mr.and Mrs.T.C.Hurn and daughter, Gwendolyn, spent the week-end at their cottage at Mirror Lake.a ¦\t» Mrs.A.W.Reid and daughter, Olga, left today for Montreal, where they will remain a week or so.\u2022 * \u2022 Mr.A.W.Reid, Brooks Street, Amongst those present at the church were Mr.and Mrs.John R.Tibbits, parents of the bride ; Mr.Mr.Jaqies Reid has returned I and Mrs.Linus Soles, parents of home from Stanstead Wesleyan Col-1 the bridegroom ; Mrs.Ingalls and lege, and is the guest of his par- \\ Mr.Dan Green.\t.«nts for the summer holidays.\tAlthough it had been raining all \u201e\t\u201e\t\u201e\tj morning, the sun shone out bnght- Mrs.E.G.Graves and little ¦ ly for the marriage service, daughter, Court Street, are in Mont-1 The bride wore & travelling real, where they will spend a week; dress, visiting friends.The chief argument in favor of allowing the matter to remain over was the present financial condition of the parish.Mr.Begin, of the accounting firm of Begin and Belanger remarked that finances of the school board were not in a satisfactory condition at the present time, and tion^of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Association.Mrs.\u2019 L.C.Dion and daughter, Therese, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end in Ascot visiting her son, Marcel and was also the guest of her brother, Mr.Percy Clement and other relatives, returning to the city on Monday evening.that they were fifty housand dollars\tA\u201ejdrey Bennett, of Lennox- the water level of the lake manv sllort °f t-ieir sinking fund He ex- vj]je ]eft on Friday for La Tuque, the water level of the lake many pressed himself as being strongly in whe^ she will be the guest of Mr.a,e favor 0f allowing the matter to stand until a more favorable time.Last night\u2019s meeting had been called by the Catholic School Commissioners at the request of five ratepayers of the parish of Ste.Therese D\u2019Avila.The fathers of this parish, It is for large manufacturing concerns likely to be severely affected.Un to the present time it is understood invitations have been extended to the Dominion Textile, Southern Canada Power Company, City of Sherbrooke, City of Magog, Sherbrooke Land and Water Power Company, Canada Paper Company and the Brompton Pulp and Paner Company to join this association, as these firms would all he concerned in any change in the water level of the lake.No Definite Steps Taken As Yet.While no official statements have been made in this connection, it is understood that the matter is receiving serious consideration.It is also understood that it ;vll cost the City in the vicinity of $8,-001 to join this association.and Mrs.J.A.Barraclough during the next two weeks.She was accompanied to La Tuque by Miss Edith and Mr.Norman Barrclough of Bishop\u2019s College.* , i , _\t,\t- , , the friends of Miss Mae Bur- understood, have been asking ¦brid.,e WU1 be pleased to learn that a school for some time past.It!sbg bas successfully passed her subject without sacrificing their church.Three hundred cjiurch men, drawn from thirty-eight nations and representing twenty-five denominations of the Reformed Churches and the Presbyterian Church in America, are here for the council.The sessions will last eleven days.___________ _______ ____ law', Mrs.Stinson, Sr., wrho is her had been explained to them that the j examinations at Mont Notre Dame guest, Mrs.W.B.Channell, Mrs.finances of the School Board are not ; Ladies\u2019 Business College, receiving George Hume, Mrs.E.W.Tobin, sufficiently strong to undertake any ber diploma with first class honors, ! Mrs.E.B.Worthington, Mrs.J.B.great enterprise, but regardless «f j professional diploma for steno-! Beach, Mrs.L.A.Bayley, Miss KENDALL-W1LSEY WINDSOR MILLS, Que., June 23.\u2014A very pretty wedding took place in Lower Windsor United Church on Thursday evening at six o\u2019clock, when Miss Marjory Elisabeth, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Duncan Wilsey, and Mr.George Kendall, of Sherbrooke,s^n of Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Kendall, of Windsor Mills, were united in the Holy bonds of matrimony.The bride entered the church leaning on the arm of her father to the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Kathleen Dennis of Sherbrooke, niece of the groom.A becoming and smart suit of tailored blue with pretty hat and The Misses Kathleen and Doris bouquet of pink rose# were worn Barter, who have been in the city ; by the bride, who wras attended by the past school year attending Sher- j her sister, Miss Catherine Wilsey.brooke High School, are returning.also wearing a tailored suit of to their home in Lime Ridge this j blue.The groom was supported by evening.\t| his brother, Mr.Royal Kendall, of ¦\t*\t*\ti Windsor Mills.Mrs.Allan Bayley, Melbourne' The- church was beautifully de-Street, entertained at bridge yester- ' corated with streamers of white day in honor of Mrs.J.S.Mitchell, and flowers of the snow apple, dog-Among those present were Mrs.J.wood and love in a mist, brighten-Russell Stinson and her mother-in- ed by touches of peonies, roses and Miss Grace Peebles and Master Phillip and Miss Barbara Hovey spent the week-end guests of Mrs.H.G.Duncalfe, of Stanstead.«\t* I B Mr.Gordon Conner, who has a position with the Fraser Brace Co., at Three Rivers, is spending the week-end a guest of his mother.Mrs.E.R.Conner, Queen Street.* Miss Marion MacDonald, who has been attending Staqstead Wesleyan College, has returned home for the sumemr vacation and is the guest of her parents.Dr.and Mrs.M.S, MacDonald, Wolfe street.recipients of many useful pretty gifts of appreciation.The supper guests were: Rev, and Mrs.E.S.Logie, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Dennis, Sherbrooke, Mr.and Mrs.Loyd MoGenty, Miss Kathleen Dennis, Mr.and Mrs, Wallace Buckland, Sherbrooke, Miss Hope Kendall, Miss E.Kendall, Miss Catherine Wilsey, Miss Ethel Wilsey, Mr.R.Wilsey, Mr.and Mrs.A.Kendall, Mr.and Mrs.D.Wilsey, Charles Wilsey, Ruth Wilsey, Kenneth Wilsey and Mr.Royal Kendall.Sport Skirts of White Flannel Just Arrived $10.50.and other medals this situation they insisted on having ! graphy a school for the children in their own ; awards, parish\t*\t*\t» Situation Explained.\tGuests registered at the New .,\tSherbrooke House include Mr.W.At the meetmg last night the pre- A_ SandeT&0I1| of Boston.Mass.: sent financial situation of the School : Messrs_ w F.R0Obah, J.M.Cross Board was explained them, and when ; and Mr.and Mrs.Hartman, of New it was remarked that a delay in the York City.Messrs.F.\u20ac., E.C.and construction of tne school might be:M_ c Matt0S; 0f Providence, R.I.: beneficial they showed great dis-sat-1 Mr_ G Simoneau, of Quebec Citv: isfaction.\tI Mr.R.J.Stevens, of Danville: Mr.Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements !n this issue.They likely name something want\t\u2022 It was pointed out that in the parish of Ste.Therese D'Avila there are 315 children of school age.Those now attending are forced to attend schools in other sections of the city, some of them far from their homes.The parents also explained that the smaller children were unable to at- C.H.Harrison, of Aston, Ont.: Messrs.Alfred A.Richardo and I5111-William Pearce, of Sett in gb ou me, England; Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Palmer, Jr., of New York City; Mr.and Mrs.D.T.Jeffers, Jr., of Hackensack, N.J.; Mrs.J.G.Griffin, of Englewood, N.J., Mr and Buckland, Mrs.John Jenckes and Mrs.J.S.Mitchell.Mrs.Bruce Fletcher, Mrs.Malcolm Mitchell, Mrs.J.P.Wells and Mrs.H.R.Bigg came in at the tea hour.White peonies were* effectively arranged on the tea table, at which Mrs.John Mc-Kechnie presided.Mrs.Noel Brooks cut the ices and Mrs.F.A.Briggs and Mrs.Fergus Dinning assisted the hostess in looking after the guests.The prize winners were Mrs.Channell, Mrs.Hume and Mrs.To- for-get-me-nots, with ferns and potted plants for a back ground.Those responsible for the exquisite church floral arrangement were, friends of the bride, viz.Mrs.Fergus Farquhar, Mrs.J.Watson, Mrs.Gordon Simms and the Misses Irene McCourt and Edith Woods.After the ceremony the bridal party and guests went to the home of the bride\u2019s parents, where a delicious supper was served; after which Mr.and Mrs.Kendall left on the evening train to spend their honeymoon in and around the White Mountains.Returning they will make their home in Sherbrooke.The popular couplo were the A.B.C.of Service.Is For Women and who men, too, dU- c r i minating.But is is especially w o -men who appreciate the o p portunities for saving which our prices suggest \u2014 without sacrificing quality and style.Let\u2019s Get Acquainted Ledoux Telephone 234.H7 King St.W, «Pellet 1er tend school because they were unable j.H.O'Connell, of New York Citv: for Supper! roll in batter and fry in deep fat to go through the city in order to .attend other schools.By so doing you there was a chance that they might meet .with some accidents while on ! the streets on their way to or home from school.Another argument brought out in favor of the erection ut a new school was the fact that at; the present time the other schools of the city are over-crowded with pupils and there is not sufficient accommo- Ouarantccd Not Smoked Mr.and Mrs.James of Westerly, R.I.- McCormack.?*?\t^\t?Jf -«J» ?J* *Js ?J»\t«J»\t?J* ^ CITY BRIEFLETS 4*\t¦* * *v* v ?> m i \\ When you move to the country perhaps you can continue getting supplies from your regular grocer and butcher.You can probably arrange to do so before you leave town.Many grocers call up out-of-town prospects in a circle of 30,40 or 50 miles on an appointed day and hour, and get their orders.Deliveries are made by truck or express.Where orders are large enough, and given regularly, many grocers and butchers say they can afford to pay the cost of the calls.The telephone is extensively used for arranging weekend parties, and for the supplies they nécessitât a J.E.CHOQUETTE, Manager Every Rati Telephone is a Long Distance Station CUT HAND WITH AXE , ,\t-\t,.\t,\t.\t| A rather unfortunate accident dations for the children of this par-J occurr**