Sherbrooke daily record, 6 juin 1911, mardi 6 juin 1911

[" 2 Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE, TUESDAY, JUNE 6,\t1911.ONE CENT PAVING BY-LAWPASSED.Cost to be Borne by City, Proprietors anil St.Ry.MO ACTION TAKEN ON WATER BY-LAW.\u2014SCHOOL TAXES FIXED.Nothing of more than ordinary importance took place at last night\u2019s session of the City Council.In the absence of Mayor Cate, Pro-Mayor Aid.Ledoux presided.Every member was present with the exception of Aid.L.H.Olivier.THE PAVING OF WELLINGTON STREET.Aid.Howard read his by-law providing for the paving of Wellington street.This by law provided that the Sherbrooke Railway and Power Co.should pay the cost of paving between their rails and eighteen inches on either side.The cost of paving the rest would be paid by the city and proprietors.Aid.McManamy thought the City should send the City Engineer and two members of the Council to Boston to look into the different kinds of paving with a view of getting the best for Sherbrooke.Without further action along this line the by-law was declared read first, second and third time and passed.THE PROPOSED BY-LAW REGULATING CHARGES FOR SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AND PRIVATE HYDRANTS.The following letter was read from the Board of Trade with reference to the proposed by-law fixing the charges for water for sprinkler systems, stand pipes and private hydrants : June 5th, 1911.\u201cTo His Worship, The Mayor and Members of the City Council, Sherbrooke, Que.\u201cGentlemen:\u2014 In reference to the Municipal By-law providing for an additional charge for hydrant and sprinkler service, which we understand has been twice read before your honorable body, and is to come up tonight for the final reading, we would respectfully ask that you refrain from enacting this by-law as drafted, or, if it is necessary to make a charge, we would ask that it be a small or nominal one for the following reasons: \u201c1st.These hydrants and sprinklers are installed in order to assist the city in case of fire, and it does not seem fair to impose a special tax for this service.We believe the proposed by-law would tend to dis- I courage the installation of the sprink- j 1er system.\u201c2nd.It is not customary in Canada for such a large charge to be made for this service, in proof of which we attach hereto copies of telegrams received from the Civic office of the following named municipalities: Ottawa, Ont., Quebec, Que., Hamilton, Ont.,, Three Rivers, Que., Galt, fContinued on Page C.) H HIED.Clothing Was Set on Fire by Light ed Lamp.HER CONDITION IS SERIOUS BUT DOCTORS SAY SHE WILL RECOVER.Emberton, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A very sad, as well ao a serious accident happened at the home of Mr.Joseph Lanson, when one of his daughters, Annaciade Lanson was very badly burned about the neck, shoulders and arms.The accident happened late in the evening.On Sunday afternoon a number of young people, friends of the Lanson family, came up from La Patrie for a social time.A very pleasant evening was spent at the Lanson home by all who were present.While the party were getting ready to return to La Patrie, Miss Lanson, who had been up stairs, was coming down, when in some way she stumbled and fell down the stairs with a lighted lamp which she was carrying.The fire from the lamp immediately caught on the kerosene which had been spilled on her clothing in the fall.Her mother, Mrs.Joseph Lanson was the first to come to her assistance and others also helped to put out the flames which surrounded the girl\u2019s face.Before the fire could he extinguished, however, the unfortunate girl was very badly injured.Doctor Lucier from La Pat^ rie was immediately sent for, who on arriving, rendered the best medical aid that could be given.The injuries were of such a serious nature that Father Perin was also called for.This morning Miss Lanson is feeling as comfortable as could be expected and the doctor says that all danger is now over.GIFT OF 1100,000 Money Will be Used to Complete McGill Medical Building.DR.JAMES DOUGLAS ALSO GAVE DONATION OF 825,000 TO COLLEGE.Montreal, Juoe G.\u2014A scene of great entbusiasn marked the convocation and conferring 0f McGill degrees in medicine and agriculture at the Royal Victoria College yesterday afternoon, when Principal Peterson announced that Lord Strathcona had donated §100,000 to complete the ecuipinent of the new medical building.He read the following cablegram from His Lordship: \u201cWarmly congratulate University of McGill on the opening of the reunion and your new buildings by His Excellency, and gladly give §100,000 to make equipment in everv way complete.\u201d Immediately after that the Principal announced that.Dr.James Douglas, one of the board of governors, had given §25,000 to aid co-ordinate research in the laboratories of pathol-ogy associated with tîie university.THE mULT CASE.Servant Girl Arrested And Chnrged With The Crime.WAS ALLOWED TO GO ON SUSPENDED SENTENCE PROVIDED SHE LEFT CANADA.Compton, April 6.\u2014(Special)'\u2014The assault on Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Brewer as reported in yesterday\u2019s Record was the sole topic of conversation yesterday and is still the subject of considerable comment.When the first excitement began to cool down yesterday, an investigation as to who the culprit might he was proceeded with.From what was learned, none of the windows or the doors had been tampered with, and as there was just another inmate in the house at the time of the assault suspicion fell on her.After some discussion with the authorities it was deemed advisable to take Florence Carthright into custody.She was brought before Messrs.St.Laurent and E.B.Pope, J.P.\u2019s, and given a hearing on the charge of assaulting >fir.and Mrs.Brewer while asleep, and also with setting the bed on fire.She stoutly maintained her innocence, but was found guilty.Under the circumstances of the case, and the facts which had been laid before the Court, it was decided to suspend sentence for a year provided that she left the place in charge of her sister, who promised to look after her.Her sister came for her from Coaticook last evening.No reason can he assigned for such an act on the part of the girl in question.It is learned that she had a had temper.She is only 17 years of age, and had been with the family for two years.She came from a home in England.BARN BURNED AT BULWER.QUANTITY OF HAY AND FARM IMPLEMENTS WERE DESTROYED.Bulwer, June 6.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Fire totally destroyed one of the barns together with three or four tons of hay, a pair of double harnesses a.nd some farming tools belonging to Mrs.Hubert Stevenson.The origin of the fire is unknown.Smoke was first noticed coming from the interior of the barn.The call for help was quickly responded to, for in a very short time about fifty people were present and worked untiringly to save the remaining small barn and house.The loss will be considerable as the insurance was only about $175.FELL DISK OF pn HIT.Mr.Chas.Caswell, Richmond, Sustained Serious Injury.WAS AT WORK ON NEW G.T.R.SHOPS AT TIME OF ACCIDENT.Fichmond, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 What might have been a serious accident occurred here yesterday when Mr.Chas.Caswell, while at work at the Grand Trunk shops fell from a scaffold a distance of about 20 feet.He was rendered unconscious.Drs.Hayes and Tomkins were summoned and found he had sustained injuries to his head.The patient was removed to bis home on Craig Street.It is hoped Mr.Caswell\u2019s injuries will not prove as serious as anticipated.GAME LAWS E Three Parties Located and Decided To Settle Up.OFFENDERS WERE IN THE BURY AND STOKE DISTRICTS.Danville, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.E.A.Mountain, Fish and Game Warden has just returned from a trip to Bury and Stoke and had his usual success in locating the parties in that section who recently broke the Game law, with regard to the slaughter of deer.Three chose the cash settlement offered by the Government while one made tracks for Uncle Sam\u2019s domain, Mr.Mountain has done excellent work in his official capacity and few are the offenders who escape him.VFMJSCOVERED.Was Found on the McKay Property At E&sim&n.THE ORE TS VERY R 'H IN COP PER, GOLD AND SILVER.I Eastman, June (1.\u2014(Special)Another very valuable copper vein has been discovered in this place.It is on what is known as the McKay property and is owned by a Quebec syndicate.The ore is very rich in copper, gold and silver.Messrs.Cromwell and Parker have an option on the property and are developing it.CIIIIII0I1N » MID MS DAKOTA\u2019S GOLDEN JUBILEE.Pierre, S.D., June 6.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The territory of Dakota was created fifty years ago to-day, and in celebration of the semi-centennial anniversary flags were displayed on all public buildings.AMERICAN GIRL A LONDON BRIDE.London, June 6.\u2014(Bpecial)\u2014 Miss Edna Katherine Shull, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Shull of Minneapolis, was married in St.George\u2019s Church, Hanover Square, to-day to Lieutenant Grenville Bertie Vernon.The couple will reside in Ceylon.MANY PEOPLE RENDERED HOMELESS.Calumet, Que., June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Twenty-two families,»comprising 100 men, women and children, are homeless as a result of the fire which broke out early to-day, destroying 17 homes and causing a loss of $20,000.FRENCH WARSHIP ASHORE.Halifax, N.S., June G.\u2014The French warship Distress, Captain Prowhet, from Boston, while coming up harbor during thick weather right on shore at George Island, the south side.She was soon leased, without damages.CHARGED WITH BULLION ROBBERY.Portland, Ore., June G.\u2014(Special) \u2014Much interest is manifested in the cases of Jack Barrett, E.J.Wheeler and James Whealen, which are to come up for trial here this week.The trio are charged with being implicated in tbe gold bullion robbery from the steamer Humboldt some time ago.They are to be tried first, however, on charges of obtaining $1,500 from the Merchants National Bank by means of a forged check.the ran on re- RUSH FOR CORONATION.Chicago, June G.\u2014With the Coronation of King George and Queen Mary less than twenty days away, Chicago hotels were filled Sunday with western people on their way to London.Five thousand Chicagoans will attend the Coronation, according to the estimate of steamship agents.DEATH FROM SMALLPOX AT OTTAWA.Ottawa, Ont., June 6.\u2014The first death from smallpox since the disease developed here some months ago occurred at the Porter\u2019s Island Isolation Hospital yesterday.The victim is a boy named Cofsky, aged six.A woman is also in a serious condition.There are now\u2019 thirty-four cases at the Island, three new ones since Saturday.\u2019The disease is somewhat more virulent than it was at first.SIM BUS J IfSEC.Need of a Coadjutor Urged by Bishop Dunn.DISCUSSED THE RECIPROCITY PACT.Question Up Before the Daughters of the Empire.MRS.PARSONS, MARTINVILLE, WHO IS 90 YEARS OF AGE, ELECTED FIRST HONORARY MEMBER KING GEORGE CHAPTER.The last meeting of the season of the King George V.Chapter of the Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire, was held very appropriately on Saturday, the King\u2019s birthday, at the residence of Mrs.William Far-well, Dufferin Avenue.All the members who are in town were present and great interest was shown in all the proceedings.The standard was raised and the meeting called to order by the Regent, Mrs.Norreys Worthington, who presided.After the reading of the minutes, which were confirmed, Mrs.Worthington took occasion to thank Mrs.Far-well for opening her house for the meeting, as, owing to illness in her own family, she was unable to receive the members of the chapter, as she would have liked to do.Routine business was transacted, Mrs.Worthington reading a number of letters, among others, one from Mrs.George P.Reid, Toronto, Hon.Secretary of the National Chapter of the I.O.D.E., referring to the recent resolution whereby chapters are asked not to discuss party politics, hut stating that the Reciprocity question might be brought forward in the meetings of any chapter and discussed in its broad, national and imperial aspect, and not on the narrow lines of party feeling, A letter was also read from Mrs.Cecil Bowen, standard hearer of the King George V.Chapter, withdrawing her resignation, which she had tendered on account of the impression that Reciprocity was one of the questions not to be taken up by the Imperial order, and the decided stand she had taken in regard to it.Mrs.Bowen said in her letter : \u2014 \u201cDear Mrs.Worthington, I have received your letter containing the kindly expressed wish that I should withdraw my resignation as standard bearer to the chapter, and the enclosure from the Hon.Bee.of the National Chapter in regard to the Reciprocity resolution.\u201cA personal letter has also reached me conveying the wish of the President of the National Chapter that I should remain in office.\"The reasons urged\u2014that all personal feelings should be completely put aside at this time and that we should unite in working for the upbuilding of the Order and the good of country and Empire\u2014I cannot disregard, and I therefore withdraw my resignation.\"In taking this step I should liko to make it clear that I, in no sense recede from the position, that it is our duty as Daughters of the Erd pire, to consider and discuss all guv MS SMS FSOI 111 FISTS Of IK E1SIESI IGW1SHIFS LEG INJURED BY KICK.Bolton Centre, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.G.L.Whitney had one of his legs seriously injured by a kick from u horse.SOLD HOUSE AND LOT.South Durham, June G.\u2014(Special) \u2014Mr.K.Cote has sold his house and lot in the village to Mr.H.Bastha-ton for $600.FOR FOREIGN SHIPMENT.Danville, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Danville Manufacturing Company are loading cars of shanks and clothes pins this week for foreign shipment.BOUGHT ROCK ISLAND PROPERTY.Rock Island, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 j Mr.A.Greenlcaf has bought the syn-1 dicato house recently occupied by Mr.Chas.Stevens on Highland Avenue.TO IMPROVE SCHOOL BUILDING.Sawyerville, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Tenders are being called for the work in connection with the improvements on the Sawyerville Model School.RENOVATING CHURCH.East Angus, Juno 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Presbyterian Church here is being painted, which makes quite an improvement on the appearance of tbe structure.MAIL CLERK OPERATED UPON.Cookshire, d'une D.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.J.L.French, mail clerk on the Sher-brooke-Megantic division of the C.P.R., was operated upon for appendicitis.He is now doing well.WILL HAVE NEW PRINCIPAL Danville, June G.\u2014(Special)\u2014Miss Smith, principal of Bedford Academy was in town for the week end.Miss Smith takes charge of the local academy in Septerrmer.GRASS PROMISES TO BE GOOD CROP, Iron Hill, June G.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The grass is looking well in this section, and the hay crop promises to be good The plentiful supply of rain has been appreciated oy the farmers.SETTING A VALUE ON PROPERTY.Melbourne, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Messrs.J.Martin, W.Smith and Chas.Wilcox, valuators, have been busy the past few days estimating the value of town property for the new valuation roll.COUNTING MELBOURNE\u2019S POPULATION.Melbourne, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.F.J, Vcrrill, who is census taker in the village, is busy these days counting, up the population of this little burg, besides all other questions which have to he answered.FELL AND SPRAINED ANKLE Danville, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014While running across Main street, Friday evening, Mr.Henry Brown has the misfortune to sprain his ankle, hut is able to be out with the aid of a cane.RENEW BOARD WALK.Danville, June 6\u2014(Special)\u2014 Although the Grand Trunk did not lay the promised concrete platform they have renewed the board walk, also the flooring on the bridge over Lower Depot street.RICHMOND STORE BROKEN INTO Richmond, June (i.(Special) Jannc U\u2019s Oonfeciionary store on Main Street was broker: into at an early hour Monday morning and §10 from the till was taken.Constable Char-trand is still on the lookout for the culprit.INJURED IN RUNAWAY.South Granby, June 6.-(Special) \u2014As Mr.Harlie and Miss Louella Ryder were driving to Granby last Saturday their horse got frightened at some bags of grain by the road, and jumped, throwing both Mr.and Miss Ryder.Mr.Ryder was dragged for quite a distance, but ho finally succeeded in stopping the horse.Mr.Ryder was quite bruised, besides receiving an ugly cut on his knee.Miss Louella escaped with a severe shaking up.ei.'.\u2014_______ u.____Juai\".11 TROUBLE ON BOTH SIDES.Coaticook, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014The census enumerators tire at work in town.It is perhaps a question which is having the more trouble the enumerators in getting answers to all the questions or tile people in answering them.\t, REPAIRING ROADS IN MELBOURNE.Melbourne, June G.\u2014(Special)\u2014The corporation have a gang, of men at work repairing the roads and doing general roadwork.The roads in this village are.in a very good condition this spring after the use of the King Drag last year.COMPTON CO.W.C.T.U.Johnville, June G.\u2014(Special)\u2014The 27th annual convention will be held in the Methodist Church, Johnville, morning, afternoon and evening of Wednesday, June Hth, 1911 The address of the evening will be given by Miss Strout, World\u2019s W.C.T.U.missionary from Japan.The public is cordially invited to attend all sessions.PRESENTATION AT COWANSVILLE.Cowansville, June 6.\u2014(Special)\u2014 At the regular monthly meeting of the Ladie.s\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church, held at Mrs.H.H.Scott\u2019s home, Mrs.A.L, McClatchie, who is ______(Continued on page 5.) IN MEMORY OF DR.SHAW.Montreal, June 6.\u2014It has been decided to build a church in the north end of Montreal to be known as the \u201cShaw Memorial Church,\u201d in honor of the late Principal Shaw.President of the Wesleyan Theological College, who for forty-six years was connected with ministerial and educational work.The future congregation has promised $5,000, and an appeal to Methodists generally will be made for another $5,000.4,000 MEN ARE IDLE.Vancouver, B.C., June (i.\u2014It is estimated that four thousand men, mostly of the building trades, quit work in Vancouver yesterday.The street railway power house men and conductors and motormcn declined to join the strike, and are working as usual, but the linemen in employ of the electric ami telephone companies are out.The teamsters are still woiking, and will not join the strike.There were no demonstrations, and not \u201e single complaint 1ms been reg- CARDINAL GIBBONS\u2019 JUBILEE.Baltimore, Md., June 6.\u2014(Special) \u2014The whole American nation and even distinguished representatives of isU.red at the police stations, foreign nations united to-day in honoring Cardinal Gibbons upon the occasion of the.Golden Jubilee of bis ordination to the priesthood and the silver jubilee of his cardinalate.The main feature of the jubilee celebration was the grand public démonstration in the Fifth Regiment Armory, where, before an enormous assemblage President Taft, ex-Presi-dont Roosevelt, Chief Justice White of the United States Supreme Court, Speaker Champ Clark, ex-Speakor Cannon, Senators Raynor and Smith, 0( Maryland, Governor Crothers and Mayor Preston, of this city, delivered addresses, eulogizing the Cardinal\u2019s high ideals of citizenship and patriotism, find the great exerted by his example.IS HE \u201cPETEK THE PAINTER.\u201d Manila, June T\u2014The Philippine authorities are bolding a stowaway found cn the British steamer Pro-testilaus, which arrived here yesterday.The man embarked on the vessel at Singapore, while coal was being taken and it was suspected that he is \u201cPeter the Painter,\u201d the Russian anarchist for whom the British police have been searching in connection with the murder of three policemen in Koundsditch, of which \u201cthe battle of Sydney Street\u201d was a sequel.VINE DRESSERS IN RIOTS Paris, June \u2022\u2019>.\u2014Despatches from Troyes last night stated that the vine dressers had been rioting and that more troops had been called out in an effort to preserve order.At several points the troops charged the iioters.More troops will be sent to the disturbed district.It is said ! here that the wine growers have taken out insurance in Lloyd\u2019s to the j extent of §200,000.NO FRENCH SIGNS AT STATION.Montreal, Juno 0.\u2014 It was charged fit a meeting of the City Council yesterday by Alderman Tetreau that I the Grand Trunk Railway had offered a Flight to the French people of IS WILLING TO GIVE HALF THE STIPEND REQUIRED FOR COADJUTOR.Quebec, June *6.\u2014 The Anglican Sjnod of this Diocese meets to-day when the opening sermon will be preaened by Dean Vernon, of Portland, Maine.The special synod called last yeai by the Bishop to elect a coadjutor, having failed to do so, the Bishop again asks for a coadjutor.Th 3 Bishop declares that notwithstanding the suggestions that he should resign on account of the serious condition of his health, he has made up his mind noT to do so, believing that the time has not arrived for it, and that, morover, tbe diocese requires two bishops.Bishop Dunn offers half the amount required for the stipend of a coadjutor, but there seems to he diffi-culty about raising the other half.BUILDING PUT UP IN VANCOUVER1^ dt; ,)y ignoring their language IN EIGHT HOURS.\tjn new notice hoard they have put Vancouver, B.C., June 6.A re-\tBonaventure station for the in- markable feat in quick building was f0, Iimtion of travellers.Aid.Tetreau witnessed here recently, when a gang BtBlc(1 lie harl visited the station yes- 11\t*3 AA /na Tift\tllTIMnl*\t.\t-\t.\t.i 1 of upwards of 300 carpenters, under 18 foremen, completed a temporary structure from the ground up, except the laying of the metal roof covering, in the space of eight hours.The building is GO by 250 feet and is for the exhibits of the Made-in-Canada fair to be held under the auspices of the King's Daughters.A large number of people gathered to watch the performance, which began at 7 o\u2019clock - in the morning, the last nail being driven at 3 o'clock in the afternoon I tei day ami sa w for himself that the company had posted notices in Eng-lishm German, Italian, Chinese and Hebrew, but nothing was visible in French.Aid.Tetreau declared he had been unable to find anything around the place in French except the tw0 words printed on the garbage barrels.He therefore proposed, and it was resolved, that the Council regretted the slight offered the major- (Oontlnued on Paw 3.) ME lOÜ GDW TO BIRD IDES?Sherbrooke Business Men Anticipate Pleasant Outing.SPECIAL TRAIH LEAVES AT 11.30 A.M., TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY.To-morrow is the date of the Sherbrooke business men\u2019s trip to Thet-ford Mines.The day is Wednesday, not Thursday, as mentioned yesterday in error.It looks as though the number would reach close to one hundred The Mayor and mine officials at Thet-ford are planning to give the delegation every opportunity to see the mines and the town.The train leavcF at 11.30 a.m.and the party Will he home in Sherbrooke early in the evening.The outing promises to be a most interesting one.MRS.ABNER PARSONS, Martin-ville, 90 years of age, first Hon.member Daughters of the Empire.COOKSHIRE.Bishop LaRocque held a confirmation service here on Saturday, when about 110 children were presented Mr.Francis Plaisance, an old and respected citizen of this place, was strickeu with a shock on Saturday, and now lies in a serious condition.great questions affecting our country and Empire, with entire freedom from prejudice, and to take action as occasion may require without reference to our individual political views\u2014to act as Canadians and Imperialists, not Liberals and Conservatives.\u201d Mrs.Bowen's letter was applauded, and Mrs.Worthington declared the Reciprocity question open to discussion, ami asked for expressions of opinion from the members present.Mrs.Bowen responded by giving a brief address on the burning question of the day, from both the English and American standpoint, and was heard with great interest and attention.Two new members, Mrs.Andrew Steele and Miss Lucy Holland were proposed by the Regent and cordially received.Mrs.Worthington then remarked that she had a pleasing duty to perform, viz.: the election of Mrs.Parsons, of Martinville, born Thankful Delia Hyatt, as the first honorary member of the Imperial Chapter of the Daughters of the Empire.Mrs.(Continued on pngs tour.)) -1- EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK Capital and Reserve, $5,250,000.HEAD OFFICE - Established 1839 « SHERBROOKE, QUE.WM.FARWELL, President.8.H.C.MINER, Vice-President.! J.MACKINNON, General Manager.85 BRANCHES in Province oi Quebec.Acton Vale Asbestos Ayer's Cllfl Bedford Beebe Beloeil Beloeil Station Bishop\u2019s Crossing Black Lake Brorne Bromptonvllle Chambly Basin Charlemagne East Angna Eastman East Hatley Farnharn Frelighsburg Granby Hemmingford Clarenceville Coaticook Cookshire Cowansvillt Danville Dixville Dunham Montreal : 267 St.James Rt.3 20 St.Cath.St.E.530 St.Cath.St.W, North Hatley Ormstown Philipsburg Pointe Aux Trembles Richmond Rimouski Rock Island Roxton Falls Roxton Pond St.Armand Station St.Chrysostome St.Constant Ste.Elizabeth St.Felix de Valois St.Ferdinand d'HalifaJ Waterville St.Gabriel de BrandonWeedon St.George, Beauce\tWest Shefford St.Hyacinthe\tWindsor Mills Also Branches in Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia.Savings Department at all Offices.CORRESPONDENTS ALL OVER THE WORLD.Ho wick Huntingdon Iberville J oliette Kn owl ton Lacolle Lawrenceville Lennoxville Magog Man son ville Marbleton Marieville Megantic St.Johns St, Joseph, Beauce St.Philippe de Lapra, St.Remi St.Sebastien Scotstown Sherbrooke Sherbrooke, Well.St; Sherbrooke, Upper Stanbridge East Stanstead Sutton Sweetsburg Thetford Mines Thetford Mines, W.Upton Valcourt Waterloo McCuaig Bros.& Co.(Members Montreal Stock Exchange)\tI THE WEATHER LOCAL roRKOAS\u2019» * Easterly winds, cool and cloudy, with occasional showers to-day and on Wednesday.A General Stock Exchange Business Transacted.Investment Securities a specialty.Reports on any Canadian or American Securities, Our Weekly Circular of Thursday, June 1st, gives an analysis of the position of Montreal Light, Heat § Power Co.If ID Copy Mailed on Request.17 St.Sacrament Street, Montreal OTTAWA-46 Elgin St.Gerald Lees, Mgr.[ITil SOREL\u2014 m 17 Rue Georges.Edmour Poli quin, Mgr, GRANBY- E.T.Bank Chambers.T.F.Davidson, Mgr, SHERBROOKE\u2014 Sun Life Bldg.E.S.Spafford, Mgr.72 6294 ^ ^ FAOE TWO.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1!H1.ST FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS.D&ily Reports From Correspond-tnti Ot Wh&t Is Going Os.STANSTEAD.Dr.C.Drxter Ball, of Santa Ana, California, a former Stanstead boy, has been sending- a few days in town at tbe home of Mr.P.G.Mc-Gaffey and renewing old acquaintances.Principal G.J.Trueman is spending a few days in Montreal.Dr.H.P.Stockwell is in Yarmouth, Me., called there by the serious illness of his father, Mr.Saturday to attend the Danville-Sheibrooke ball game.M?-s.N.F.Gibson, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Miller, of Grand Mere, are the guests of friends in town.Messrs.E.E.Hamilton and C.E.Buzzcdl spent the week-end in Quebec.Mr.H.Ballot Richey, of Lindsay, Ont., is spending his holidays with his parents in town.Arrivals and departures include: Mr.IL J.Nadeau, to Roxton Falls for ît.ç holiday; Messrs.C.J.Cross and J.Porter, to Drummondville; Mr.and Mrs.A E.Stockwell; Dr.and Mrs.I.J.Porter, to St.Johns-.\tbmy, Vt., for the week-end: Miss C.K.Stockwel.\t.\u2014 -\tkas Cleveland, Richn ondt , guest of Miss Rev.Mr.Armstrong preached a missionary sermon in the Methodist Church, Sunday evening, which was much appreciated.residence by a fresh coat of paint Rev.Mr.Dunlop has been appointed to take the census in the Township of Westbury.Mr.Henry Armstrong has bought a\tnjoeesaa Synod F o «1 1.11 w i r% cr\tlit' 14 \u2022> H It I I as illlll 111- I\t- anil ; K.Cleveland; Mr.Harry Moffatt, of \\Montreal, guest of Miss K.Cleveland; Messrs.R.Becker, Dr.G.L.Dr.Wm.Lincoln, of Calgary, been visiting his parents, Mr.Mrs.Albert Lincoln.There was a slight frost in some\t^ ^ McXee> ^ Master places in this vicinity\t\u2022\u2022\t.R JlcKee> Gera],( aud Hugh Richey; 1 Xrsene Be^ic of Sherbrooke, i G.F.Buzzell, E.E.Hamilton, H.J.^rH e w^nd ai Mr 1J A Be^ \"ilUams, P.Butler, H.S.Brown, s^nt the week end at -Mr.IJ.a.ce j ^ ^ BoUtelle> j Crockett, to Sher- gThe annual retreat of the Irish brook;- to attend the ball game; members of the R.C.Church closed Messrs.R.H.and G H.Thorpe, of ™n Fridav.In the afternoon the Montreal, guests of their parents he-blessing of the children was given, fore leaving for the Host; Mr Ralph and in the evening the preacher, Rev.\t[Stockwell,\tP A., the guest\tof\this FT Saish of the Jesuit Order, gave\tparents for\ttoe \\ tek end.Mrs.\tMat- tis dosing sermon on -'Why I am a\tthews and daughter, Emily,\tto\tMon- Cathcdic.\u201d All the services were very\ttreat, after\ta v isit to Mrs.\tR.\tH.well fittended.It is hoped that 1^^' \u2022 lot adjoining Dr.BanfilPs and in- I \" A daucc was held In the Victoria tends building at once\tW on Friday evening which was L,a']ies Luild of Christ s .[î ^tended and enjoyed.Church will meet in the Foresters Thb annual mL.eting o{ the Ladies' Hail, Tuesday.The hostesses are lGuiIJ wag held last week- The report Miss G.North, Mrs.J.Learmouth, | WQS n.ost satisfactory, showing a and Miss B.Parsons.\tvery successful year.The following Consecration meeting of the Y.P.0ffic(,rs Were elected: President, Mrs.C.E.of the Presbyterian Church will H s 0sg00(-.lst Vice-President, be led by Mrs.S.Church, Tuesday Mra L' E' c\u2019harbonnel; -'nd Vice-evening.\t| President, Mrs.J.G.Hough; Secre- '\tpU.H,+u,N.n\titary, Mrs.F.E.Halls; Treasurer, LU H.MOM).\tMrs.C.Macrae.Recent arrivals include: Mr.Nut Fr.Naish will return to dedicate the new St.Joseph's Hall on its completion.On Sunday afternoon the annual procession of the Month of Mary was held hy the students\u2019 societies of the TTrsuline Convent The march was atonnd the building to the where a small altar had been erected.Alter singing the Litany they returned to t?e bciiciug, where the statues were decorated with the flowers which they carried.The children were dressed in white, with veils and flowers.and carried The beautiful banners of their societies.Mrs W S.Leith, of Richmond, visited friends in town the flrst of the week.Gibson; Mr.R.K.Wilkes, to Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs.D.H.Cameron, to Black Lake after a visit t0 friends in town.M.Hen' DANVILLE.Richey has returned frt m a business trip to Montreal.Rev.G.H.A.Murray, Rev.F.G.Le-Gailaij (Asbestos and Messrs.F.K.B-iirs an, J.II.Doak land are attending the meeting of the Diocese c Mrs.Alex Wright and an.of Montreal, are t! Mrs.C.M.J.Ingalls.Mis.i.C.Cleveland and Master Cht.ter Cleveland have been the goer.i of Dr.anr Mrs.Cleveland at *\u2022?.- Farm' for the last month.7^1\t¦ lt Cbc-êt-ers ZifeaiiL i~ïxs EAST ANGUS.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Wat-m, Sr., visiting her son, Rev.B.rear, Watson at the Rectory; Mrs.J.Brant, North Hatley, guest of Mrs.S.B.Warner; Mrs.R.E.Willard and children home from Bishop's Crossing; Miss Georgia Bottome, of Cookshire, recent guest at Mr.E.Stacey\u2019s; Mr.C.Ramsdell, North Hatley visiting at Mr.S.B.Warner\u2019s.Saturday last; Mr.and Mrs.Oswald Pope and little son, at Mr.S.Arnett\u2019s, Sunday; Miss Clara Osgood of Cookshire, guest of her sister, Mrs.E.Montgomery ; Rev.Mr.Armstrong of Japan, guest of Rev-, and Mrs.Johnston ; Miss Millie Roarke of Sherbrooke, guest of her p .rents over Sunday; Mr.Harry Lin-dop, Sherbrooke, week end at Mr.F.H.H.Cleve- Parson\u2019s; Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Both-nnual synod : -sreil and Miss L.Quine in their auto in Sherbrooke, Saturday; Miss Moore also Mr.G.Arkley in Sherbrooke on qiuetec.as.Buchan-ruests of Saturday last; Mr.and Mrs.J Flemming to their home in Coati-, co-os after a few days the guests of | Mr.and Mrs.H.Armstrong; Mrs.W.1 A.Burns tome from Montreal, where she was the guest of her sister, Mrs.E.Barbeau; Dr.3.A.Baniill to Montreal: Mr.and Mrs.Walter Ar- not: and \u2019laughter with the former's an i Mrs.brother.Mr.J.Arnott at Johnville.______h\"- Arms:: :ig of Japan m/ry QUAUTV mnmm you get all tiiree in Jett! ^Br&tid Cbffte \u2014the favorite in a million homes !23 In 1 and 2 pound sealed tin»; only.~\t\u2014 sg?STEEL TANKS AND PLATE WORK For Every Storage Purpose.WE INVITE REQUESTS FORESTIMATES.Minocn, Holmes & Co., Lid.she was visiting relatives; Miss M.Sawyer, in town from Toronto, having accepted a position in the office , .\t.\u201e\u201e\u201e\t.t », i .*of Mr.R.Westgate; Messrs.C.H.christened Rev.and Mrs Johnston s j\tof shevbrScc,kê and B.L.Leon- bahy Sunday afternoon in the pres- \u2022\t,\tco le\tfishing in ence of a number of invited guests.M lvi last ^ k Mr and Mrs.H.Cole, Sunday in Randboro; Miss C.Osgood, guest of her sister, Mrs.E.A.Montgomery.Angus; Mr.and Mrs.M.Knight, of Coaticook, guests of Dr S.A.Banfill is improving his Mrs j, cole; Mr.and\u2019Mrs.Jas.Rhuiche, of Angus, in town Sunday.Rev.Rural Dean Robertson and Mr.G.K.Kirby left last night for Quebec, to attend the meeting gf the Miss Edith Wadleigh, of Melbourne, guest of her sister, Mrs.J.E.Church; Miss Flora Adams, from Sherbrooke, at her home here for a couple of days; Mrs.(Dr.) I.E.Crack and sons, Masters Frank and Ralph, of Compton, guests of Mrs.Thos.Cross and other friends; Miss Lilia Lyster, of Lisgar, guest of Miss Jessie Phillips; Miss A.Evans to Danville for a couple of days; Mrs\u2019.E.B.Dionne and daughters to Richmond with friends on Saturday.Messrs.G.H.Farquhar and Harold Elliott to Windsor Mills; Mr.W.B.Powell to Montreal.ter of Montreal, a tew days with relatives and friends; Mrs.W.Mountain of Windsor Mills, guest of Mrs.Sullivan, recently; Mr.C.Kelly of Sherbrooke; Miss L.O\u2019Neil, of Danville, with Mrs.W.Kelly the week end; Mr.W.Bryant of Montreal in town; Mrs.(Dr.>.Fraser and little son of Coaticook, guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Campbell ; Miss Pearle Taylor of Windsor Mills in town Sunday; Miss McGovern and Miss E.McGovern from Sherbrooke.The Grace Mission Band met in Cbalmer\u2019s Presbyterian Church on Sunday.Departures: Mr.H.Clark to Montreal; Miss F.Scott to Sherbrooke, on a visit to relatives; Mr.P.Delaney to Allandale, Ont., after the past two weeks with friends and relatives; Mr.Moody Conley to his j home in Newport; Mr.Frank Smith to Peterboro and Toronto on a visit; Master Stewart Rattray to Sorel.Rev.Mr.Mick of Brinston, Ont., conducted the services in Chalmer\u2019s Presbyterian Church on Sunday in absence of the pastor.Rev.Mr.Carmichael, who is in Ottawa attending the Assembly meetings.Mr.Harry Smith of Winnipeg, formerly of Richmond, took part in the sports and games held at Portage La Prairie on the 24th of May and won second prize in pole vaulting.The ladies of Chalmer\u2019s Church will hold their sale of fancy work, homemade cooking, candy, etc., in the Town Hall, Wednesday and Thursday, June 7th and 8th, an afternoon tea will be served.An impromptu programme of instrumental music will be rendered during the afternoon and evening.BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING.Arrivals and departures: Mr.and Mrs.R.Gilbert, of Weedon, guests of her mother, Mrs.Wm.Jenkerson, Sunday; Mrs.W.F.Batley and Mr.W.R.Batley, of Bury, guests of her mother, Mrs.Wm.Hooker, at \u201cRiv-erview\u2019\u2019 Sunday Mr.and Mrs.Skinner and Master Cecil, of Weedon, and Mrs.Geo.Hart, of Marbleton, guests of their, parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Gilbert; Miss ,M- Smith, to lUT home in Gould, after a few days with Mrs.M.C.Bishop; Mr.Hollis Bishop, in Ottawa with his brother, Mr.A.Bishop; Mr and Mrs.E.C.Gilbert in Cock shire* Sunday, guests of her sister, Mrs.W.S.Rand; Miss E.Bloomfield, to Sherbrooke, with her brother, Mr.Wm.Bloomfield, before leaving fer lier home in Raw-don, Que., after two months here with her brother, Mr.Jos.Bloomfield; Mr.and Mrs.L.J.Gilbert and Miss Fearl, in Cookshire.guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Rand; Mr.and Mrs.O.C.Bickford, in Angus, guests of her daughter, Mrs.Fred Little; Miss Marjorie Munkittrick, of Weedon, guest of Miss Pearl Gilbert, Monday.The D.C.R.A yvill have a strawberry social after their shoot on Saturday, July 1st.SAWYER VILLE.Dr.and Mrs.Yorston are spending a few days in Montreal this week.Rev.Harold Laws left for Quebec on Monday to attend the Synod.Mr.W.G Bartholomew, the delegate from this place, accompanied him.Miss Bruard, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.Ales.Hodge, for a couple of weeks, nas returned to Inverness, accompanied by her little niece, Miss Dorothy Hodge, who expects to remain for the summer.The ice cream social which was held in the mission hall on Saturday evening was a decided success.Misses Gladys Taylor, Blanche Hunt and Julia Hurd assisted the ladies in caarge in serving the guests.The Odd Fellows attended divine service a* the Baptist Church on Sunday last.Rev'.Mr.Elliott, pastor, was the preacher.Miss Ada Percival is the guest Dr.and Mrs.McCurdy in Coati at present.Master Creighton Baker has quite ill for the past week.Mr.and Mrs.E.Dawson and children, of Compton, have returned home after spending a few days in town visiting friends.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and Mrs.Geo.French, of Learned Plain, here on Sunday; Mr.Lusk, of Cookshire, in town last week; Dr.and Mrs.McCurdy, of Coaticook, visiting friends on Sunday; Mr.Bouchard in Cookshire on Monday; Rev.Donald - Nicholson home for Sunday after spending the week in Sherbrooke the guest of his brother.Rev.J.C, Nicholson.the of icook been EHEREHOOKB, QC*.** £¦\t* * ********************* ********* *>*$£*** J .R- ÂlBESTA lands fob investment close TO EXISTING RAILWAY LINES spent We FO priced land in Cen-=ands of home seek-the former tracts new one just now - , ALrlJK?distillent.KVERY M the Province, the marked fH plain figures, in nine equal PR.No Crop No Pay We are formt for In- !Dii an agent Phone ularg.FINDLAY & HOWARD, Limited, MONTREAL Otr, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 n, oooooooooooooooooooooooooo'oooooooO':>oooooc>ooo ) piDB rotm.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1011.The Name on each Package of TEA OR COFFEE I You get should spell The best that can be had.Don\u2019t buy any CUT CLASS before seeing our stock and prices.! sTüüns I « ?» » ?The London Guarantee 8 Accident Co.Issue Bid and Contract Bonds, Employers\u2019 Liability Policies, Guarantee Bonds, and all Linds of Accident and Sickness Policies.Apply to R.R.BURRAGE, General Agent, WHITING BLOCK.Bell SHERBROOKE Phone 24 6, WEDDING GIFTS Our new stock for the new store has arrived and is now on view.Seven cases of fine Cut Glass, Silver and China just unpacked.See samples in our four show windows.big A.C.SKINNER OEWELLER AND OPTICIAN.HIGH GRADE MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE CHEAP 12 x 12 Automatic One 1 s nearly new ne.Dyrmis Ball Ermine.TOO h.p.capacity ; first class con-12 it- boiler equipped with new Pop safety valve, ne saw mill complete.equipped, inserted tooth edsrer.Inserted point saws.One self feeding triiu-er-re ' run same.Shinçle null.Entire outfit iern milling' plant ali intact to be sold lu one lot or separate\u2014aearts of timber.H.E.MILES, South Stusely, Que.! CITY NEWS.I Mr.A.M.Stevens was at bis home in Coaticook fov the week-end.Mr.Charles 0.Palmer of Montreal, is visiting his son, Mr.C.O.Palmer on Moore street.First arrival of Saguenay Salmon to-morrow at Bray Bros.\u2019 Mrs.M.Crawford and Miss Mabel Crawford have left for Kamouraska, their summer home.M:.;.T.Salois has returned to her home in Coaticook after visiting friends in Sherbrooke.Trooper F.C.Taylor of St.Johns, Que., spent the week end with Mr.and Mrs.C.J.Wright.Mr.Boy Beckett of the Eastern Townships Bank, Waterville, was in q ! town for the week-end.H.C.WILSON & Sons, Ô j Miss Pearl Fowler has returned q from the Feller Institute, near Mon-Q treal for the vacation.Mr.C.Beerwcrth has returned to LIMITED SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR IMMEDIATE BUYERS FOUR extra good Square Pianos, full size, 7! octave, from 550.to 5150.Worth really double the price if you can spare room for one.ONE small size Upright Piano, 6b octave, handsome walnut finish case, good as new $150.ONE shghtlyused Columbus Upright Piano, dark Mission Oak case, a fine toned Piano, 5175.ONE Weber Mission Oak Piano, 7j octave, used for concert work onlv about four months, 5215.o o o o o ,o o o o § s S v d o o o o v o o o o o a o o o V o o o o o o o o o o town after spending the holidays at , his tome in Beebe Plain.M-.and Mrs.L.A.Coders attend-: ed the funeral cf the late Mr.Cham-Poui, at D'Israeli, yesterday.¦ Messrs.John E.Newman and J.B.Beach, who came from Montreal for the holiday, returned Sunday after- .no in.Mr.Alex Rocs, of Cookshire, was in town Saturday in the new automobile which he has recently purchased.Mr and Mrs.Allan .Wilson have re-tuTied to town from their wedding trip, ana are at their home on London Street.Mr.Jack Glasgow and Mr.Jack Lawlor, the popular illustrated song singers, are now singing at the Clement Theatre.Mrs.Andrew McDonald, Prospect Street, has reformed home, accom-Pantcd by Mrs.D.C.Logan, and young daughter.Dr.A.Richard of Springfield, Mass was ;n town for a few days this week the guest of friends.He leaves next week to study in Paris.ONE Weber 7^ octave Mahogany Upright Piano, slightly used, fine tone and action, good as new $250.ONE new Mahogany Piano-Player, fits any piano, regular price $375., now $175., with 12 rolls of music.SIX specially fine Player-Pianos in stock today, $450.to S850.EIGHT second-hand Organs $15 to $75.A few nice toned Upright Pianos for Rental.Mr.X.A.Forde of Bishop\u2019s Col-^ lege will be ordained at Bedford, by Q the Bishop of Montreal and not at 0 Coaticook, as previously announced.0 ô Th-.' Bev.Roland J.Fothergill, of 0 Mago;.-, was in town yesterday on 0 his way to attend the Synod at 2 .Quebec.During his stay Mr.Fother- gill wi)i be the guest of Captain Carter.Mr.and Mrs.A.iR.Moore, formerly t f Sherbrooke, are now establish-c : r.t St.Lambert's, and are enter-ta \u2022 ;g Mrs.Moore's parents, the Rev.E.and Mrs.de Gruchy, 0f Bury.Mi- Elkins ha returned from a visit to Dotiglasville, Pa., East Orange, N'.J., am' Montreal, and left for a day at Magog, en route to Ot-ta-v.i, to attend the wedding of a relative.| The East Sherbrooke W.C.T.U.will meet on Thursday afternoon with Mrs.Nutbrown, 37 Prospect street.Messrs.C.F.Wiggett and W.W Baker of Lennoxville left this morn ing for Quebec as delegates to the Synod.Mr.E.C.Moe, of TaVer, Alta., arrived home last evening on a visit to his parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Moe Moore street.\u201cThe Stationary Express,\u2019\u2019 in charge of Conductor Price and Engineer Bryant, is going to East Angus, Wednesday, June 7th.The Q.C.R.Co.has kindly made arrangements to have the Young People\u2019s Musical Club return by special directly after the entertainment.Reports from Angus say there has been a good sale of tickets.Mrs.Price, Mrs.Simms and Miss Hatcher are in charge.CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE.The adjourned annual meeting of La Chambre de Commerce will he held at the Monument National tomorrow evening.Mr.F.H.Hebert will give a report of his visit to the meeting of the Federation of Boards of Trade at Quebec.DEATH OF MR.GEORGE CONNORS Mr.Geo.Connors, the well-known C.P.R.conductor, died at the Protestant Hospital this morning, at the age of 61.The funeral will take place at 3 p.m.on Thursday, from his late resid ence, 81 Queen street.INSPECTION WILL BE HELD HERE SATURDAY.The annual inspection of the 53rd Regiment will be held on the Parade Grounds on Saturday afternoon, June 10th.Owing to difficulty in getting the men away from work, it was found impossible to go to Farnham for three days, as ordered by the Militia Department.\u201cY\u2019S\u201d CLOSING MEETING The closing meeting 0f the season of the \u201cY\u2019s\u201d a branch of the Sherbrooke W.C.T.U.was held on Thursday evening at the Y.W.C.A.parlors, Mrs.V .T.G.Brown presided, and the opening exercises were conducted by liss L.Tate, two hymns being sung.As it was Flower Mission Night, each member read a text relating to flowers, from the Book of Books, which abounds in native lore.A Committee, composed of Mrs.rown.Miss Nourse, and Mrs.Andrew McCaw, was appointed to draw up a programme for the next year\u2019s meeti: gs.-Miss Alice Armitage sang \u201cRoses and Weeds\u2019\u2019 very pleasingly, accompanied by Miss Nellie Armitage.After routine business had been disposed of, Miss Mildred Ewing took charge of Cue meeting and read a Flow-er LAVIGNE GETS TWO YEARS IN PEN.Pleaded Guilty to Stealing Lacrosse Shoes From Club House.SENTENCE ON THE CHARGE OF BREAKING INTO EAST SHERBROOKE S.S.CLUBHOUSE SUSPENDED.A.Lavigne, East Sherbrooke, who had pleaded guilty at a previous hearing before Judge Mulvena to a charge of breaking into and stealing boots from the club house of the Sherbrooke Lacrosse Club, came up for sentence this forenoon.In passing a sentence of two years the judge severely admonished the accused on his early start on the criminal path.On the charge of breaking into the club house belonging to the East Sherbrooke Snowshoe Club, with one Plante, to which charge he had pleaded guilty, the Court suspended sentence pending his good behavior after he came out of the penitentiary.ASSAULTED AN OFFICER.Jos.Gagnon was fined $2 and costs or 30 days, for creating a disturbance at the Park on Sunday, and a further fine of $10 and costs, or 60 days, for assaulting Officer Boisvert in the discharge of his duty.FINED FOR ASSAULT.In the case, Laporte vs.Klaigne, charged with creating a disturbance in his house on Sunday, the Court after hearing the evidence dismissed the case on technical grounds.A fresh complaint was then laid against him by his wife, whereby he was charged with assaulting her.The accused pleaded guilty, and he was fined $5 and costs or 60 days in jail.WASfrlfiÏLDER OF ST.\u201cOh DearMtlsTooHotTolron\u2019\u2019 If you are looking for the cool way of ironing, call and set OUR ELECTRIC IRONS.ELECTBICAL REPAIR & SUPPLY CO.W.J.WIGGETT Prop.71 Wellington St., SHERBROOKE if Be just as Critical\u2014Just as Pxactlng\u2014Just as Sharpened £ ?as you can, whrn you come to Try on our Oxfords.Consider every point.Compare them with any you have seen or worn as to quality, style and fit, anc seo if you won\u2019t be thoroughly convinced that the best assortments and the best values are here, and at the lowest prices.Remember, we are glad to show our Shoes whether you buy or not.IN.J.CHOQUETTE 85 Wellington Street.\tOpposite Clement Theatre.?« ?I ?mportant Decision Given In Connection With Bank Failure HURT HELD THAT MRS.CARDINAL WAS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DOUBLE LIABILITY.Montreal, June G.\u2014An important decision has been rendered by Mr.Justice Monet in the Superior Court in the case or the Banque St, 'Jean x\ti«eau in liquidation, Mr.Tancrede Mission story, appropriate Uttle .pieaienu, poems being contributed by other members, the whole being very gracefully arranged.The meeting closed tau.,.with the Mirpeh Benediction, and {njuT her be:1 re the party broke up ice cream, anu cake was served.liquidator, and Mrs.P.Cardinal, as a shareholder.In H.C, Wilson# Sons Ltd., 0 0 0 v v 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 V 0 0 A 0 V 0 0 0 0 s 0 0 Rev.W.S.T.Bunbury, of the An-gi:\tCathedral, Quebec, and Mrs.B - ¦ are spending their honey-m.jon at Georgeville, the guesta of NEW WILSON BUILDING Branch Store at Magog.\tSherbrooke.the Rev.W.H.( assap.at the so nage Par- Vîr.C.C.Lawrence of Boston, rnt the week-end with his mother, .K.O.Lawrence, Moore Street, oing his stay Mr.Lawrence made gvAAAAA»AAAAAA*.*.*.*.*.*-*,\t0 lurthcr investmints in Sherbrooke ° -'000000OO000OOO00000O0000000000000000000000Q real estate.H.M, V ¦ 0 v T M 0 p 0 u Bread For Hot Weather THE \u201cSTAFF OF LIFE\u201d ALLAT! Tel.7*4.\u201cTii* Baker, Falcon Biycles \tMr.es\tern Tr th* dr tab-\tV WR, ham, enamel.\ttrar.!¦ kol plat-\tMr.the Moore -ee nick-\tElkins \tcccupi V\\r,ri\tLav/rr hla/ V « ! Ic.Sea-M bag.| $;{2.oo | 22 5.00 * W.J.DOBB For a Really Fine Tea you must low as 2', Our mos bell most Thick ri - LAKEMAN\u2019S \u2014 , as high as Kte.ular Tea and what *******A**AA***A***A*A I Montreal Millinery \\ Emporium > L.H.Lakeman 4 BECKETT ROAD.4 4 4 4.4-4 4 4 4 4 ) 4 I1 4 4 4 A i\tY y * T-Ty.\u2019rjr.\u2019r\ty T.» McDonald, of the East-wnships Bank, Waterville,spent uble holiday at his home in and left yesterday for Farn-:o which branch be baa been purchase of the property on Street, owned by Mr.A.W., of East Orange, N.J., and d at present by Mrs.E.O.nee for the sum of 83,500.Millinery Clearing Sale at Miss Lee\u2019s.See adv.v>\t.1.H.Walsh, General Man- age- o' the Quebec Central Railway, at: 1 Mr.G.Grundy, General Manager of th - Transcontinental Railway,were in f; .< ,ec last week attending a bus-r.s meeting of the directors of the latter company.Th'- Rev.C.L Mortimer has re-tU'nel from Quebec after meeting his mother, Mrs.Mortimer, and bis sister, who arrived from England, en route for the Northwest.Mr.Mortimer was accompanied by his brother, M-, Rugh Mortimer, of the Royal Ran,-.Montreal, who spent the week-eii Î in town, the guest of Miss Reid, D n Avenue.A Pleased Customer Is our J Best Advertisement * WE AirffPLEASE | - » Art and Library Bldg.1 Down Stairs\t4 The funeral of the late Albert liis-whose death occurred at the hospital, SherHcoke, from the effects of an accident at the chair facto-y at Roxton Fails, took place at the Parish f'hurcl: of that village.The Rev, Aobe .V r;.Leduc sang the R ri