Sherbrooke daily record, 28 avril 1911, vendredi 28 avril 1911

[" Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, APRIL, 28, 1911.ONE CENT PRESIDil W ON RECIPROCITY Says Pact Most Either Stand [or Fall by Its Own Terms.united states MUST HAVE ACCESS TO CANADA\u2019S NATURAL RESOURCES.New York, April 28.\u2014Reciprocity with Canada must be adopted now or never, and must stand or fall by its own terms.' So declared President Talt in an address at the Waldorf-Astoria last night at the fourth annual joint banquet of the Associated Press and the American Newspaper Publishers\u2019 Association.His address was the first of a series in which he plans to evoke public sentiment in support of his policies, and be appealed to the company of editors and newspaper owners, gathered from the length and breadth of the land, to impress in the public mind that reciprocity should stand alone and \"ought not to be affected in any regard by other amendments to the tariff law.\u201d His recommendations were wa;mly cheered.All talk ANOTHER BREEZE] IN THEJ0M1NS.Hot Passages of Words Between Members Over Lanctot Matter.COPYRIGHT CLINED1NST._WASH.PRESIDENT TAFT, who spoke on Canadian Reciprocity.of annexation he characterized as \u201cbosh,\u201d and said that the United States has all it can attend to with the territory it is now governing.He praised the House of Representatives for its passage of the agreement; declared that it would not injure the farmer nor any special class, touched briefly on the matter of a general arbitration treaty with Great Britain, which he said was progressing; answered in detail the objections tliat have been raised to reciprocity, and begged for at least \u201ca kind of test\u201d to dispel the ghosts, \u201cexhibited to frighten the agricultural classes.\u201d President Taft\u2019s speech met with rapturous applause from the assembled newspaper men, and the cheering was frequent and prolonged.Other speakers of the evening were Manuel De Zamacona, Mexican ambassador to the United States, who urged intelligent and deliberate con-(Oontmucd on Page &) DR.REID ALSO CHARGES MARINE DEPARTMENT WITH GRAFT.Ottawa, April 28.\u2014Another storm blew up in the House at midnight last night during the progress of the debate on the Lanctot affair.For some time there was much uproar, Mr.Kyte of Richmond in dealing with charges made against Mr.Lanctot, spoke of the painting of the yacht of Dr.Reid, of Grenville, at the Government yards at Sorel.Mr.Reid jumped up and declared that it \"was a mean, low-down, contemptible trick.\u2019\u2019 \"Take it back,\u201d chorused the Government side.\"Take nothing back,\u201d echoed Dr.Reid, amid the cheers of the men on the Opposition benches.Then Dr, Reid paid attention to Mr.Brodeur.\u201cHere is,\u201d he said, \u201cthis man Lanctot accused of common theft, and yet the minister will stand up and defend him.\u201d There was a roar from the right at this.Col.Talbot rose and objected to a member of the House being referred to as \u201cthis man.\u201d \"Very well,\u201d rejoined Dr.Reid, \u201cI will withdraw that.\u201d Dr.Reid continued that it was meanly unfair of Mr.Brodeur to go behind Ms back and trump up a charge of this kind about bis yacht and, after the whole thing has been investigated and there was nothing found in it, to put up Mr.Kyte to bring it up again.\"It is merely trying to draw a herring across the trail,\u201d he shouted, \"the Premier knows that very well.\u201d Having disposed of that Dr.Reid then attacked Mr.Brodeur.He pointed out that when Messrs.Fielding and Brodeur went to England on the same mission, Mr.Brodeur\u2019s expenses were just four times as rnveh as those of Mr.Fielding.\"And that is the man who puts up this measley job on me tonight,\u201d he added.This caused more disturbance.\u201cBut\u2019\u2019 lie added, \u201cafter putting In his expense account for $8,000 we brought up the matter in the House and Mr.Brodeur refunded 5800.I stand here and say that money would not have been paid back to the treasury unless we had forced him to do so.\u201d \"I say,\u2019\u2019 declared Dr.Reid, \u201cthat common stealing is going on with Mr.Brodeur\u2019s knowledge.\u201d The Speaker\u2014\u201cThat is getting beyond the limits of debate,\u201d Col.Talbot\u2014\"Tell\tus something about acetylene gas,\u2019* Mr.Price\u2014\"Oh, don\u2019t mind that : fellow.\u201d Dr.Reid\u2014\"Fancy that man trying to trump a charge of this kind against me when his whole department is alive with graft and stealing.He will find the same sort of thing going on there.He seems to shut his eyes to what is going on under his very nose.Where is that cleaning up?I say if Perfontaine were nacx he woulfl be ashamed.\u201d but in the hubbub nothing could be heard.Finally when quiet was restored the Speaker ruled that there was no point of order here.MAY SUCCEED SIR F.L BORST.Sir Mathew Nathan Said to Slated for Egypt.be FIRST TIME IN 4,000 YEARS THAT A JEW WILL BE PROMINENT IN EGYPT.London, April 28.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Jewish Chronicle states that it is rumored that Sir Mathew Nathan will succeed Sir F.L.Gorst as British resident in Egypt.Should this report prove to be correct, says the journal, it will be the second time in history', after the lapse of some four thousand years that a Jew will take a most prominent place in the government of Egypt.Sir Mathew 'Nathan was formerly Governor of Natal.SPA!PROfiT SNORT TERM AT Tl MEXICO.Claims That S - BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING.Arrivals and departures: Mr.E.M.Parker of Lennoxville, here Wednesday; 'Mrs.Wm.Hooker from a visit to her son, Mr.W.E.Hooker in Brookbury; The Misses Edith and Ethel McHarg in Thetford, Saturday guests of their grandmother, Mrs.Elliott; Wrs.W.Bennett of Brookbury calling on friends here Tuesday.Mrs.R.C.Rolfe\u2019s condition is slightly improved and the nurse, Miss Smith is still with her.The D.C.R.A will hold a special meeting in the Town Hall on Saturday evening, April 29th, to decide on the dates for the season\u2019s shoots.Mr Jos.Cunningham\u2019s condition remains about the same.Mrs.Jas.Rich is quite ill at present and confined to her room.from Sherbrooke, has been in town for several days on business.The infant son of Mr.and Mrs.A.S.Fieici, who died last @cnday night, was buried last Thursday afternoon.The funeral service was held at the home aud was conducted by the Rev.Samuel Clark.The interment was in the Scotstown Cemetery.Hear these retards et the nearest derler\u2019s.\tWrite for free catalogue of our 3,000 records.Berliner Gram-o*phone Company, Limited - * Montreal SOLD IN U-SeA.BY VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO.Buy Victor 8 Berliner Machines 8 Records From J, W.McKEE, 11 King St., Sherbrooke LOWER IRELAND.Tile sugar makers are busy night and day with t.heir sap.Mr, Fred Andrews, of Inverness, spent Hunday at Mr.McCrea'a.Mr.«un.FI.MeCrea, who has the ror.t.raei for driving logs in the \u2022Halliard Un ok, began bis driv> oh Monday and there is a large quantity of jnlpwood passing down the brook.A number of young people from her-: «pent R pleasant evening with Mr.and Mr s.Wm.Porter of Clap-hau>.on Haturday.Mr.Ornome Moore, who Is suffering from a bad arm, we/ taken to the MILBY.Arrivals and departures : Mr.E.Tambs from Bury ; Mr.Bruce Miller home for a few weeks.The school building has had a few repairs and nicely cleaned for the re opening of the school Monday.During Rev.Husband\u2019s absence in England there will be a student from Bishop\u2019s College take the services here.Mr.E.Miller has started up his saw mill.Mr.Vallencourt is able to be a-round again after his severe illness.People are beginning gardening and the roads are dusty in places.Homs Pro» Coaticook Houa »\u2014Pp pular for TTavdlsn.A.A.Pomeroy, CROSSBURY, Arrivals and departures include : Mr.Jas.E.Burns to Lancaster after a week with his parents, Mrs.J.W.Ross ; Mrs.Burns to Cookshire, with her sisters, Mrs.Aimer Frasier and Mrs.Maskill before going home to Lancaster ; Mr.Isaac to Cookshire on Tuesday ; Mrs.Maskill home after the holidays in Cookshire with her son, Mr.Willie Maskell ; Mr.W.Bag-ley home after the winter in Bury ; Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Lister to Sawyer-ville to attend the funeral of Mrs.James Bennett, Mrs.Lister\u2019s sister.Mr.John Dykes is recovering from the measles.BR0MPT0N VILLE.Mr.C.Martin, tinsmith here, has built an ell to his dwelling house and is now finishing his house and new ell in brick.When finished this will be one of the best brick-cased dwellings on Main street.Messrs.N.Ponton and E.McDonnell, of St.Charles Seminary, Sherbrooke, were in town this week, the guests of their parents.The E.T.Bank commenced business in their new apartments this week in the Grand Central Blocki, and now owned by Mr.L.B.Hill, formerly of Bury.\t LAKE MEG ANTIC.Mr.Murdo Murray has rented his farm at Drumavack for the season to Mr.Gordon McLeod of North Whit-ton, who has moved in with his family.Mr.Peter Morrison of Saskatoon, who has just returned from a visit to Scotland, and has been visiting his brother, Mr.Samuel Morrison at Marsboro, left for bis home the beginning of the week.CURRIER.Mrs.Geo.Cookman and child, from Fitchburg, Mass., at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs.McFarlane.The first waggons passed through here on Friday last.The snow has gone rapidly since, so there are only a few drifts left.GRIFFIN.Rev.W.S.Jamieson will preach at 2.30 p.m.at the Union Church, 'AUCTION SALK \u2014ON- Friday, May 5th.1911 \u2014FOR\u2014 L.N.BISHUP Bishop\u2019s Crossing, Que.all farm tools, wagonfl, gleds and BlftighH, l cow.brood how, B hen», sujçar rig and household effects, 1 new piano.For term» and particulars, see postera, Sale at one o'clock sharp.A.NEWMAN, Auctioneer.Also for Private Hale, 1'1 acres good land with good new dwelling house and barns : good water in house and barn.For particulars apply J j.N\\ RIHHOP.Bishop s Crossing.AUCTION K ALE At Residence Late E.W.Morrill Stanstead Plain W ednesday, May, 3rd at 1 p.m.General Household Effects, etc., etc.EDWIN HOWE, Auctioneer.CARPETS enormous stock of Carpets, liugs, Oilcloths and Linoleums, etc., await your inspection.Also a large and handsome collection of Lace Curtains, Portieres, Sash and casement curtainings., etc.1st Floor Up.L.A.BAYLEY A few of the many testimonials we have been flooded witli from all parts of the country verifying the curative powers of DR.STANLEY\u2019S POWERFUL WHITE LINIMENT : The Best \u2014By All Tests I can recommend yonr Dr.-Stanley's Powerful White Liniment to be the best I have ever used for general use.Have used it in the house and barn and find it to be all you claim.I have no hesitation in giving this testimonial and would advise all those who need a liniment to get Dr.Stanley\u2019s Powerful White Liniment.Yours truly, JAMES CHISHOLM, Musçiaodoboit Harbor, N.S.Dr.Stanleys Registered POWERFUL WHITE LINIMENT A Healing, Soothing Vegetable Compound unrivalled in medical power.Ihe Great Internal and External Remedy FRASIER,THORNTON H:0.COOKSHIRE.fpiiFJ; CANADA PRICE 2 5 CENTS fi w at jÿUf m Sacred Heart Hospital, Sherbrooke, Que., March 12, \u201910j Messrs.Frasier, Thornton & Co., Cookshire.Quo., Gentlemen,\u2014In accordance with my promise to give your \u201cDr.Stanley's White Liniment\u201d a trial in our Hospital, I desire to state that we have used it on our sick people troubled with Rheumatism and sores of various kinds, and the result in each case was highly satisfactory^ .We remain, ,Yours respectfully, THE REV.SISTERS, Sacred Heart Hospital, Sherbrooke, Que.\u2018-THE BEST SELLING LINIMENT I EVER HAD IN MY STORE.\u201d Dear Sirs : Please send mo three dozen Dr.Stanley's Liniment, as I am entirely out.My customers demand it, and I find it to be the best selling liniment I ever used in my store.- MELBURN WENTZELL, Foster Settlement, N.S^ For Sale At All Dealers Price 25 cents.100,000 Gal\u2019s Maple Syrup Wanted ALSO MAPLE SUGAR Highest Gash.; Prices Our Buyers will cover The Eastern Townships, Write us to know when they will bo at Your Station.¦The MaplelTree Producers Association, Ltd.56-58 Wellington Street\tMONTREAL, QUE.¦Ai'AÛt'cv THE ROYAL GUARDIANS Head Office, Montreal By special permission of His Majesty, King Edward VII.Incorporated by Act of Parliament.LEGAL RESERVE BASIS, Certificates (Policies) Issued on all the popular plans.Sick and Funeral Benefits! Full particulars.A; T.PATTERSON, Supreme Secretary, Montreal.ESTATE LATE MRS.JOHN BLUE All those having accounts against the above Estate are requested to file same at once with the undersigned.H.I).LAWRENCE, Cj7 Wellington St., Sherbrooke, P.Q.AUCTION SALE \u2014ON'\u2014 Wednesday, May 3rd.1911 \u2014FOR\u2014 Murdo D.Morrison nt bin Farm, TWO MILES FROM GOULD ON THE WINSLOW' ROAD, Two good rimrps, 7 and.H years old, weighing 2B00 lbs : good mare, 4 year» old, 1,000 HjH.; good yearling colt, 2 choice Hoi deln cow.-, one milking, one to calve 1 st May .I Holstein bull, 2 years old ; I bull, R montliB old, all pure bred .M grade rows to calve Lu f May ;\t4 rhoiee Hteer«, 2 yearn obi ;\t2 choice steers, i» yeun; old .U yearling^.7 choice, ttheep, creurn «eparator, one sleigh (both new).No reserve as Mr.Morrison is going West For terms nnd particulars see poRfern.Bale »t.one o'clock sharp.A.NEWMAN.Auctioneer.- IjUERI facias be bonis ET he I Terris.Superior Court.District of Saint Francis.Saint Francis, to wit : No.227.MISS AMELIA E.A SPIN-WALL HOWE, Plaintiff ; against EDWARD D.EMERY, Defendant.Those certain tracts or parcels of land situate and being in the Township of Ascot, in the District of Saint Francois, known and designated as follows : J .The west quarter of the lot number one, in the tenth range of the township of Ascot, to be taken off the west end of the whole width of the lot and containing fifty acres of land, more or less ; bounded west, north and south by the outlines of the lot, and on the cast by a line separating said west quarter from the east half of the west half of said lot.belonging to Henry Astbury or representatives.2.The west half of the south twenty-five acres, of the west half of the lot number two, in the tenth range of the said township of Ascot ; bounded on the westerly and southerly sides, by the outlines of the said lot, on the north and east, by other parts of the west half of said lot, belonging to Robert Moore, or representatives.'b The east quarter of the lot number two, in the eleventh range of the said township of Ascot , containing fifty acres of land, more or less; bounded north, east and south, by the outlines of the lot, and west by the west half of the east half of said lot, belonging to A.O.Norton or representatives\u2014with all the buildings or improvements erected and made on the said parcels of land.To be sold at the registry office of the registration division of Sherbrooke.in the city of Sherbrooke, on the NINTH day of MAY next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon.HENRY AYLMER, Sheriff's office,\tSheriff.Sherbrooke, April 25th, 1911.- R\tR R RADWAY\u2019S READY\tREUEF BRONCHITIS Is an inflammation of the mucous lining of the bronchial or air tubes connecting the windpipe with the lungs.The Ready Relief should be frequently and vigorously rubbéd into the throat and chest.It may also be applied on flannel to the throat during the night.' The bowels must be kept regular, use one to thrêo of Radway's Pills.Outdoor exercise when strength will per-' mit.\u2019 ASK FOR RADWAY\u2019S AND TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES BHERBROOKB DilLYi RECORD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1911.\" page three, The Daily Reeorii SHERBROOKE RECORD CO;.Printers and Publishers; Printed and published every afternoon, except Sunday, at 106 and 108 tWel-lin&ton Street, Sherbrooke.SUBSCRIPTION PRICE strictly in advance to any address in Canada, Great Britain, and the United States, one year, $U.OO ; 8ix months,\t; three months, 50 cents ; one month, 20 cents.To any address in the Eastern Townships, by the year, only $1.50.Circulation DARI RECORD Circulation statement lor week ending April 22nd, 1911 : Monday .9,525 Tuesday .9,500 Wednesday .9,535 Thursday .9,550 Friday .9,550 Saturday .9,600 Total , 57,200 WK8 t'A 2 RECOMMENDED 12ÂSÎEBN romeips hotels *\u2022«»\u2022*wrw.-, »»vwuwtfwvsrarw« [J^ARN'HAM \u2014 MONTCALM HOTEL \u2014-u- completely renovated.Sample rooms' Hell Phone No.4.H.E\u2019.Batulon.Prop.il^ARNHAM ¦\u2014 BALMORAL HOTEL \u2014 11 ' Comimercial travellers\u2019 home.Sample rooms, bus.Phone 24.J., A.Choquette./ 'RANBY \u2014 WINDSOR HOTEL A* Lynch.Prop.; recently of Moi T.A.oi Montreal.( ' RANBY \u2014 THE URÀNBY.\"HOME\", away Irom home.A.W.Colby & Co.,Waterloo _ brooks house \u2014 ino leading- commercial travellers\u2019 hmne, frbm home.J.N.Hudon, Prop.BUSINESS CARDS CIVIL ENGINEERS, & .SURVEYORS./< K.ADDIE, C E., Q.L.S., QUEBEC \u2022 Office, 81 St.Peter St.Residence, OS If'eoplo\u2019a PJione.- PIANO TUNER AND ADVOCATES.- tmWRENCE,.MORRIS * Mc.IVER, i*r Ailvocatts, etc., Sherbrooke.H NICOL, ADVOCATE '95 \" * Ungton Street.Sherbrooke.WEL- jriATE, WELLS & WHITE, ADVO-iNy cates, Quebeo Bank, Sherbrooke, Water Woria, Water Pow«î«k, Fstîut (BallsltaRn Burveylag.Bo A' PkoBfO, I CUNABD UNE CANADIAN MiRVlCE From\tFrom' Montreal.'\tSouthampton r May 20\tT.S.S, ALBANIA\tMay 2 Juno 3\tT.S.S.AUSONIA\tMay 16 June 10\tT.S.S.ASCANIA\tMay 23 I\u2019assuge Rates.Cabin (called second) 342.50 and upwards.Third-class British E.TV, S29.prepaid W.U., 828.75.For further particulars apply to 0, IT.Sewell or C.H.Foss., Sherbrooke, Que.The Robert Reford Co.Limited Montieal, Quebec, Toronto, St.John.N.Ii., and Portland, Me.GE^iuiniE BAR GAS SUS IN Bncubaiors», brooders and Poultry Supplies Owiatf to ill health, I have decided to IDffer at bargain prices my entire stock of Incubators, etc.also flock of pure bred liens consistinR- of White Rooks, While Leghorns and Anconas.Or would sell the complete plant and property as a tfoing- concern.Appiy Aï.L.TINDALL, 13ox 322, Lennoxville.Syrup Labels US9 in two colors of Ini, My wor«-ing or color of paper, postpaid foi 81.25.Bond for samples.BUTTON PRlNTINa Ü0., Buttoa, Qua, BfitfOflD DISMI LOCAL HAPPENINGS.G&thared If Daily Becird Car* mpoude&ts in Varies! Cammtmltiei.\u2022 aiikji\t\u2014\u2014\tai mi ROSENBERG.Miss Olivine Chevalier has returned to her Convent School at Henryville, Que., after the holidays with her parents.At present date of writing (April 26) not a little ploughing has been done, on the higher lands, although there has been no seeding as yet.The roads as compared with a week ago are remarkably good, perfectly dry in most places and in many quite smooth.Repeated white frosts have as yet been followed by no rain.Hovvever, people cannot but rejoice in the beautifully sunny days.The 24th was the first that had a decided feeling of spring in the air.A decided change for the better has taken place in the health of both Mrs Wm.H.Smith and Mrs.Martin-' Campbell.Up to date of writing (April 24) a few are still making sugar and pronounce the quality to he by no means bad.Frequent indications, however, point to a speedy end of sap running fur 1911.All must agree that the season has been unexpectedly favorable for sugar makers.Mr.C.M.Lapointe has had a telephone box installed in connection with the Farmers\u2019 Syndicate.condition, which puts a veto on traffic at present.Considerable sugar has been made around here, and of good quality.Miss Ella D.Martin is convalescent from her serious illness.GRANBY.Mr.Fred Wetherbee left for Spokane on Saturday after spending a few weeks in town.Mr.Ray Sturgeon arrived in town on Monday and is on the E.T.Bank staff here.Mrs.McDermott was in Montreal on Wednesday on account of the illness of her sister, Mrs.Neil.A party of ten from Granby drove to Abbotsford and were most enjoy-ably entertained at a sugar party on Saturday afternoon, April 22nd, by Mrs.M.R.Brousseau.Mr.Gordon Streeter very nicely entertained the snowshoe club ' on Tuesday evening.The sweetest part of the entertainment consisted of delicious warm sugar.Mr.Thomas Harvey, of Frelighs-burg, Mr.and Mrs.George Burnett, and Messrs.Alex, and James Burnett, of Brigham, were in town attending the funeral of the late Mr.James Boyd.Mrs.George Robb and Miss Marion Robb, of Knowlton, are guests of Mrs.J.C.Barr, Dufferin street.BOLTON GLEN.Mr.Hammond, Mrs.A.Hall, Mrs, E.Durrill and Mr.Jas.Brock, who have been ill, are improving, while several families about are suffering from the grippe.Arrivals and departures : Mr.A.Lane, of South Bolton, to Mr.E.Durrill\u2019s.His wife, who has been at her brother\u2019s for the past two weeks, accompanied him home on Sunday; Mr.H.Roberts and Mr.Willie Paige to Mr.M.Brown\u2019s, of South Bolton, on Tuesday; the Misses Jane and Edna Needham to their brother\u2019s, Mr.W.Needham\u2019s, of South Bolton, for a few days; Mrs.D.Brown calling on Mrs.F.Morgan on Wednesday; Mr.H.Hall, of Mansonville, a few days with friends in the Glen.Sugaring is completed here and reports show a large yield.There was no service in St.Michael\u2019s Church or the school house on Sunday, owing to the bad condition of the roads.-4- SOUTH STUKELY.Mr.Percy Chapman is fast recovering from his recent severe illness.Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Peters entertained a number of their friends at a sugar party one evening this week.Arrivals : Mr.Richard Allen, of New Bedford, Mass., calling on old friends after an absence of 28 years ; Miss Susie Jenkins and her brothers, Messrs.Byron and Willard, of Waterloo, at their uncle's, Mr.W.R.Peters;\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.William Booth, of Waterloo, visiting relatives; Mrs.Norman Kennedy, of New York, in town for a few days; Mrs.Lindsay Detnick home from the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, much improved in health; Miss Lilian Dalton and Miss \u2019 Freda Moynan, of Waterloo, guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.(.\u2019.Spencer.DAILY NEWS FROM TOWNSHIPS (Continued from Pag* 1.) oust y towards the cost or the structure.A committee was appointed to take charge of certain repairs to be done at the rectory.Mr.P.£,.Baldwin was elected Rector\u2019s Warden and Mr.D.Moyle, People's Warden.The sidesmen elected were Messrs.C.A.Fox, W.J.Bleay, O.G.G.Webster, and E.E.W\u2019etherall.CAMP BURwED TO GROUND.Gould, April 2S.\u2014(Special)\u2014A camp belonging to the \u2019\u2018drivers'j working on the M0ffatt River was hui ne 1 to the ground on Wednesday evening.Everything was destroyed.KINGSBURY.Mr.Wallace gave a sugaring-off yesterday afternoon.There were about sixty present.Mr.George Pease also gave a sugaring-off Wednesday evening.There, was-quite a crowd in attendance and everyone pronounced the sugar very good.Miss Jean McLeay of Richmond, who has been in Kingsbury for the last, five weeks, has returned home.Mrs.M.T.Néiison, to Richmond for a couple of days.ABBOTTSFORD.Arrivals and departures; Mrs.E.A.Buzzed, to Montreal; Miss Nicholson of New Glasgow, at Mr.G.P.Byers\u2019 recently; Miss Mary Whitney, of Boston, ai- Mr.R- Whitney\u2019s.-4\u2014:- FROST VILLAGE.Arrivals and departures : Miss G.Whitehead from Richford; Mr.Aylmer McKenny home after a few weeks at South Boston with his son, Mr.Frank McKenny.Those on the sick list this week are Mr.I.O.Williams and Mr.Lyi man King.Mr.Albert McKenny is erecting a, fine, dairy house and has also purchased a new hand separator anrl is, anticipating making up his milk at home into print butter and disposing of it to the grocery store for the accommodation of the.farmers who send their milk to the factory.Mr.F.Robard, who recently broke his leg, is recovering as fast as can be expected.MARRIAGES.MORIS SETTE\u2014GODDARD, Ascot Corner, April 28.\u2014(Special) \u2014A very quiet but pretty wedding took place at the Roman Catholic Church at 7.30 on Monday, when Miss Ethel Goddard, daughter of the late William S.Goddard, was united in holy matrimony to Mr.Amedee Morissette, of Bromptonville.The bride entered the church leaning on the arm of her brother, Mr.James Goddard.She was becomingly gowned in a black chiffon panama suit, trimmed with grosgrain silk and silk overlace, and wore black silk and crepe turbanette hat and a white veil and white chamois gloves.The groom was accompanied by his father, Mr.Arsene Mosissette.The wedding march was played by Miss Em \u2022 ma Thibodeau.The marriage cere mony was performed by Rev.Father Gendron.After the ceremony the wedding party returned to the bride\u2019s home, where a sumptuous breakfast was served.The table was adorned with pink and white roses and lilies of the valley.The bride and groeni received many useful and valuable presents.They left for Montreal on the 3 p.m.train on th'.\u2019ir honeymoon.On their return they 11111 reside at Bromptonville.ST.JOHN PEOPLE WEREE FAR NAM\u2019B CORNER.Arrivals in,elude: Mr.and Mrs.Devlin, Brome, at Mr.E.C.Drew\u2019s; Miss !.Shepherd, Sutton, a couple of weeks at the corner; Mr.James Turner, guest of Mr.F.W.Harvey for a few days.Little Mildred Reynolds, who has been seriously ill with measles, is convalescent.Mr.N.Wyatt «old the Crawford i place to Mr.N.H.Harvey for ! Mr.Wyatt has finished the sawing i at his mill here and returned to Sutton.Mrs.L.S.Reynolds eypects to reopen her school on Mon a ay next.Mir.F.D.Perkins, who went with her children to Knowlton to Mr.( .M.Harvey\u2019s, on tne outbreak of measlcs here, have all had the same disease there Mr.Boucher, tenant on Mr.Volin GlcnsoP.\u2019S farm, is seriously ill from congestion of the lungs.FIRST SNOW IN VICKSBURG.Louisville, Ky., April 28.\u2014Reports from the gulf coast from Florida to Louisiana indicate damage by the wind.Wire and railroad communication between many points were cut off.It snowed at Vicksburg for the first time in history.Train service on the Louisville & Nashville railroad was abandoned.Utten fa The Editor | Miss Bessie Spicer left for Cole .brook, N.H., cn Wednesday, where he ^°™i Hatley, Que lias secured a situation.\u2014:-4- PAID $10,000 FOR A RUBENS.Montreal, April 28.\u2014Sir William The roads here are in a very bad bout $10,000.Van Horne has just purchased in Paris a very important old picture by Rubens, to add to his new collection in Montreal, the price paid being a- tfeE&SAK The best Coffee costs foot little more than the poor grades.You get the best that money can boy at moderate price when you ose Packed pou n cans cmv.life ROAD WORK AT NORTH HATLEY.The Sherbrooke Record Co., Sherbrooke, Que.Dear Sirs ;\u2014In regard to letter published in the Record from the North Hatley correspondent, April 26th, I beg to say that a grave error was made which we wish to rectify, by saying that the crusher and other machinery sent by the Government for macadamizing roads in this municipality are satisfactory in every respect.The steam roller has not yet arrived, but is expected next week.Respectfully yours, B.A.BLOSSOM, Sec.-Treas.April 27, 1911.