Sherbrooke daily record, 30 juin 1911, vendredi 30 juin 1911

[" IIAiiO NUMÉRIQUE Première(s) page(s) manquante(s) ou non numérisiée(s) Veuillez vous informer auprès du personnel de BAnQ en utilisant le formulaire de référence à distance, qui se trouve en ligne : https://www.banq.qc.ca/formulaires/formulaire reference/index.html ou par téléphone 1-800-363-9028 Bibliothèque et Archives nationales Québec E3 ES ES ES BHERBROOKB DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, 'JUNE SO, 4ÏÏÏ, r s '\tP ACE Tim^TU.pUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-, ,\tIRON HILL.en that, under the Quebec Compan- I ies Act, letters patent have been issued 1 Arrivals and departures: Mr.hy the Lieutenant - Governor of the pro- Mrs.John Vaudrv.of North Shef-vmce of Quebec, bearing date the seven- ,\t.teenth day of May, 1911, incorporatins\t^es®rs* Geo.and Andrew Tlh- Messrs.Joseph D.Vilandre, physician bits, Mesdames TiODitfe, Misses G.and surgeon; Jude Thibault, clerk, of \u2022 arul F.iTibbits, of Dunham, attended Danville; Casimir Corbeil, merchant, of ' service\tof\tthe\tT'ninn Hhurrh\tSnndav Wotton; Oscar Lamoureux, registrar, service\tax\trne^\tl;n11Jon ^nuren\t»unuay, South-Ham; Felix Francoeur, black-.Mr.Arthur Shufelt, of Cote St.Paul smith, of Wotton, for the following pur-' at bis brother\u2019s, Mr.C.F.Shu- \u2019\u2019to acquire by Purchase or otherwise.|\tTand ^r8 Th0s.Shufelt lease, occupy, own lands, houses and and Miss Lois \\aliçfîuette, of West other Immoveable things or rights for Brome, called on friends here Sun-speculative purposes, and alienate or ^ay.To develop and improve any land oc- Mr* and Mrs.Chas.Ewen, who cupied or owned by it for the purposes have been at \u201cThe Highlands\u201d for of cultivation or building ;\tover two months, to \u201cMeadow Brook\u2019 To construct, repair, demolish nouses .\t,\tA/r t-.^, ,TT ul* other buildings, or have such work j to be nearer\tMr.Ewen s work of done by builders, contractors and oth- surveying.ers, and make them advances of mo116^ t To construct, acquire, lease, maintain, sell, alienate, operate waterworks, water powers, electric, steam or other shops, deal in water, light, heat, motive power in all its forms within the county of Wolfe ; To acquire, lease, occupy, hold, operate, sell, alienate stone lime, brick, slate quarries, and deal in the said commodities ;\t.\t.To acquire, lease, hold, exploit, sell and alienate conduits, ditches, drains, cisterns and reservoirs, timber lands, timber cuts, mining lands, manufacture wood and metals and deal in same in all forms ;\t.To carry on the business of builders and contractors for all kinds of work ; To manufacture all kinds of articles, stone, metal and other materials, and deal in the said articles ; To carry on the business of novelties, groceries, hardware or any other business, wholesale and retail ; To carry on a money business by loans on notes, bonds, hypothecary or other, sales with right of redemption constituted rents, purchases and sales of bonds, debentures or similar titles, with securities and privileges attached thereto ; To borrow capital by notes, bonds, hypothecs, debentures or any other suitable security Mr.Thos.Ruebridge is recovering from a bad wound on his foot.Mrs.John Beard is seriously ill.Miss Frances M.Shufelt has returned to her home in West Brome.Mr.' Ira Scott is in feeble health.Mrs.John Beard is improving and it is hoped she will continue to do so.The Coronation Social held in the new barn of Mr.James Robinson of Meadow Brook on Friday last was a decided success.Mrs.Johnson of Granby won the first prize for the best crown; Miss Josie Austin taking the second.In the gentlemen\u2019s prizes Mr.Richard Percival won the first, he being the only one with a crown, the others it is presumed being too bashful.The proceeds amounted to $23.90 which is being devoted towards the building of a new hall.A resolution of Loyalty was passed to King George and a vote of thanks to Mr.and Mrs.James Robinson.Mrs.Harry Larkham to her home at West Shefford from visiting her o OLIier COmimniuB\tt i /''I\t*r% Jt repurchase same, purchase the shares of sister, Mrs.John C.Beard.other companies and sell same To sell, alienate the whole or part of its property, rights or undertakings ; To acquire or sell the whole or part of the undertaking, property and debts of any person, partnership or company carrying on any industry, business trade that this company is authorized to carry on, or in possession of property suitable for the purposes of the present company ; To acquire,- lease, alienate municipal franchises for the objects comprised within the attributes of this company and holden to municipal authority, under the name of \u201cLa Manufacture dc Chaises et Jouets de Wotton, Limitée/\u2019 with a total capital of forty-eight thousand dollars ($48,000.00), divided into four hundred and eighty (480) shares of one hundred dollars ($100.00) each.The principal place of business of the corporation, will be at Wotton.\t.\t,\t, Dated from the office of the secretary neignuornoou.of the province, this seventeenth day of May.1911; JOS.DUMONT.Deputy Provincial Secretary.ROSENBERG.\\ ERFUL CURE : .OF SI DISEASE V\u2019\t¦¦ - t After 20 Years of Intense Suffering, gK \u2022\t-\u2022\u2014- .\u2022 *'T been BfilictesWor twenty yetirP vlth en obstinate skin djsesse, called by pome [ M.D.\u2019e, pawlasls.and others leprosy, com.) j meocing on my scalp;.and In spite of all .l \u2022\tcould do, with the help of the most skilful i doctors.It slowly but surely extended until a year ago this winter It covered my entire \u2022\tperson in the form of dry, scales.For tha r fast, three yeats I have been unable to do any labor, and suffering Intensely all the time.^ Rvety morning there wonld t«) nearly a dust-! Panful of scales t aken from the sheet on my | bed, some of them half as large as the enve- Extensive repairs and alterations are under way on the home of Mrs.Irving Jenkins, Messrs.J.H.Camp-hell and VVm.Deuel, of Philipsburg, are the workmen employed.Garpen-tere are also in the employ of Mr.Edward Desranleau, raising and otherwise thoroughly renovating a large barn.Masons have been at work upon the foundation for a week or so.Mr.Sanford Bockus is making substantial progress with.the house he is erecting at Philipshurg.Many of his workmen he takes from his own going -back and forth daily.| Mrs.A.C.Russell has returned ¦ from Philipshurg, where she spent a week with her niece, Mrs.H.W, Brown.Mr.and Mrs.Augustus Jenkins, of Abbott\u2019s Corner, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Byron Jenkins and Mrs.and Miss Randall, of Franklin, and Mrs.J.B.Dimon, of Highgate, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Mitchell lately.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Mitchell were visitors at Mr.Geo.Barnes\u2019 of Dunham, this week.It is perhaps not a little remarkable that in these days of the frequent meeting of automobiles, to find people of over eighty years of age driving alone throughout the country.Mr.and Mrs.Mitchell frequently do.Much regret is felt by the many here who have long known Mr.Bur ton Dimon, of Highgate, to hear of his failing health.As his age verges on 87 little expectation of improvement in his condition is felt.Extensive repairs are under way on the house of Mrs.Irving Jenkins, both inside and outside.1 Drought .\u201e ______ __________ .June I started West, In hopes L could reach bed Detroit and was the Hot Springs._ ____________________ thought I should have to go to tha T 'YUftcb I So low I drought I should _ \u2022 hospital, but finally got as far as Lansing, .Mich., where I had a sister living.One > Dr.-treated mo about two weeks, but did 'me no good.All thought I had but a short time' to live.I earnestly prayed to die.Cracked through the skin all over my back I across my ribs, arms, hands, limbs; feet badly, I swollen; toe-nails came off; finger-nails dead and hard as a bone; hair dead, dry and lifeless as old straw.O my 'God! how I did suffer.\u201cMy sister, Mrs.E.H.Davis, had a small part of a box of Cutieura in the house.She wouldn\u2019t give up; said, \u2018We will tryCuticura.' Some was applied on on» hand and arm.! Eureka! there was-jeliefî stopped the terrible 'burning sensation from the word go.They \u2019 Immediately got Cutieura Resolvent, Olnt- gent and Soap.I commenced by taking one blespoontul of Cutieura Resolvent three times a day aftefhneals ; hart a bath once m \u2022Say, water about blood heat : used Cuticure fioap freely: applied Cutieura Ointment morning and evening.Result; returned to my home in just six weeks from the time I left, and ; my skin as smooth as this ebeei of paper., Hiram.E.Carpenter.Henderson.,N.Y.\"\t; l' \"We hereby certify Rrat-we are acquainted With the aforesaid Hiram E.Carpenter, and 1 kn*>-.v his condition to have, been as stated.W* believe'bis statement to-be» true.In every 1 parOoilar.\u201d L- B.Simmons * Son, Mer-jehants; G.A, Thompson, Merchant; A.A.i 'Davis: Millard E.Joiner, Merchant; John 1 iCarpeoter; A.M.Lefflngwell, Attorney and jCounsdor-aUaw, allot Henderson,N.The above remarkable 'testimonial was i I written January 19.1880, and.is republished because of the permanency of the cure, tinder date (wrote from Bt.So., Lansing.-\t- -,-, suffered a return of thw psoriasis and .although many years have passed I navo ) not forgotten the fcerrlbte.stifferinjg I endured j before using the Cutieura Remedies.\"\tij Since this cure sraai«iade t>T the CntlOTna\" Remedies, they have maderiheirway to every part of thedvltlzedworld.A 32-page booklet describing Mimcrs- and'nffectlons of tho '«kin will be mailed free to those desiring further information bv the Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation, Boston.IL-fL A.\t1 SAVAGE\u2019S MILLS.Arrivals: Miss Ellen Ashton, home from a visit with relatives and friends in the United States; Mr.W.H.Savage, from a visit to children and grand-children in Holden, Mass; Miss Helen Savage, of Holden, Mass, visiting her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Vvm.Savage; Miss Gladys Kelly, of Boston, Mass., visiting Mr.end Mrs.H.T.Tamlin; Mr.and Mrs.W.P.Cleary, home from Valcourt and Racine; Mr.Joe Lessard, -home over Sunday, guest of his parents; Misses Mary ami Dora Maguire,home from Maplewood Convent.Departures:\tMiss Ethel and Miss Winnie Pratt, for Sherbrooke; Mrs.A.Lessard, to visit her daughter in Warden.Mr.M.C.Martin has undergone an operation in a Montreal Hospital.His many friends here hope for his complete recovery.His mother, Mrs.C.B.Martin, is with him in Montreal.NOTICE- CRUELTY !Anji periani wltnen«I*i »el« ol ernelty tu aaltnaU, pleaar report at »**« ta IMBPHOTO».GRANBY.Mr.J.O.Boeder returned from a western business trip on Monday.Mr.Frank Fogarty and daughter, Frances, left on Tuesday for Cushing, Maine, called hy the serious illness of his mother.Miss Antoinette Hivon is spending a two weeks\u2019 holiday in St.Hyacinthe.Mr.Harold Lewis, of Montgomery, is spending a week in town.Mr.and Mrs.Willie Lewis spent thq week-end in Montreal.I Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Solomon spent Wednesday of last week in Waterloo attending the marriage of Miss Ethel Solomon.Mr.D.M.Mitchell and Miss Julia Mitchell were in West Shefford on Wednesday attending the marriage of Miss Evelyn Hayes, to Mr.Albert Stone.Mrs.W.Solomon, who has been ill since Easter, at the residence of her son, Mr.A.E.Solomon, was able to return to her home in Waterloo this week.Mr.Fred Roberts of Montreal, was in town on Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Barr, Mrs.A.H.Nourse, and Miss Clare Davis, took an automobile trip to St.Johns on Tuesday and were guests of Mrs.Stuart.Mrs.Collins and children, of Santa Barbara, Cal-, is in town visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Neil and other friends.Mrs.D.H.Kittridge is spending a few weeks at St.Agathe.Mr.Louis Guillette of Montreal, and Mr.Stockwell, of Montreal, were in town 0n Tuesday.Mrs.M.A.Vittie and Miss V'ttiQ aie spending a few days in Montreal.Miss Gladys Savage returned home from Sweetsburg on Wednesday and was accompanied by Miss Elviruy Fuller.Mrs.Lome E.Brown entertained at Bridge at \u2018'The Willows\u2019\u2019 on Monday afternoon.The guest of honor was Mrs.Purcell, who is shortly to leave Granby, much to the regret of her many friends.Prizes were won by.Mrs.Lynch and Miss Black.Dainty refreshments were served.Mrs.Young of Waterloo was visiting her sister, Mrs.Wm.Lewis, this week.oM, MARBLET0N, SAWYERVILLE.j Miss Margaret McCrae.6f Salem, iMass., is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.: W.J.Lowery.| At the dance held in the Odd Fellows\u2019 Hail on Thursday last about thirty couples were present.Dancing was kept up until a late hour, an en- Roy, the new Methodist minister and joyable evening being spent by all \u2022\t»-\u2014 I present.Arrivals and deparrmres: Mrs.S.J.Munkittrick with relatives in town ; Miss Mary Oughtred home for her vacation, accompanied hy her friend, Miss Purdy; Miss Beatrice Bishop Coronation Day at home; Rev.Mr.KEITH, Arrivals and departures : Miss Lillian McCaskill home from her school at Scotstown; Mr.J.H.Leonard has been around taking the census ; An ice cream social is to be held on the lawn of Mr.and Mrs.R.Wilson on the evening of Wednesday, July of St.Paul\u2019s meal in a moment a cube makes a of rich delicious mean a \u2014 for cupful beef-tea.4 Cubes, ioc.ISee Open llop Tub Room I to Work 4 See How| the Wringer | is Attached! SOUTH STUKELY.Arrivals and departures; The Misses Agnes and Margaret Johnston from Maplewood Convent; Miss Ruth Sargeant, who has been teaching in Lacolle, home for the summer; Mr.and Mrs.J.Rosby of Waterloo, Mrs.Porter of Waterloo, and Miss Irwin of Kingsbury; Miss Ruby Griggs of Boston, Mass.; Mr.J.W.Booth from several weeks in Orleans, Vt., Mrs, Elmer Goddard and son Law rence of Worcester, Mass., and Mr.and Mrs.F.S.Martin to Magog for a few days.School No.1 has closed for the summer holidays.St.Matthews Guild will meet, on Thursday next at, the home of Mrs.W.W.Phelps.Several from this place attended the graduation exercises of Maplewood Convent at Waterloo on Friday last.Miss Blanche A.Savage of this place was one of the graduates.NAXWELCS * H,CiH SpEeo lCHAMPlo^° Th« Wrtng«r Board nxtonds from the «Id», out of the vrny of the cover.This «llowa practically the srhole top of the tub to open up-makes it easy to put in end take out clothes.Wo other' wàsher has as large an opening.No other vxisher can he.marked with crank handle at side as well as top lever.Do you wee MaxwelTs \u201cFsvoTiteM\u2014tb* chum «hart makes quality butter t Write us for catalogrue* if your dealer does «oh handle them.\t89 MUD «limit & 5«NS, ST.WHIT\u2019S, Out FIRE \u2022 ARE YOU PROTECTED ?¦\tIF NOT.GET D, 351 HOSE \u2022ALL KINDS, McLaren, Limited St.James Street, Montreal.Phono 4.904 and 4905.724W, SWEETSBURG.E.B.Cady and Mr (JHtAP and BRILLIANT LIGHT YOUR COUNTRY HOME No one living In tho country, nood now bo without, a clear, brilliant, peno-ttalinff light when ho can have Blaugas.Blaugas la non-polsonous, nou-cxplo-sivc, non-froozablo.Blaugas is a readymade ga» which run be taken anywhere.Blaugas is shipped in steel bottles ready for* immediate use and requires no generating plant.Blaugas not only furnishes i \u2014\tV, your home with a brilliant light, but 1 presented by the supplies fuel for cooking your food and warming the water for your bath.If you have a country home you need Blaugas, so write to-day for further particulars, or visit odr Showrooms when you arc next In Montreal.The Blaugas Company of Canada, Ltd.37 McGill ColloRO Ave., Montreal.Mesura.Glcnflon & Russell, Agent» for Counties of Mlsstsqnot and Brome.SV».Papp, Agent lor Bfiotfordj Mrs.E.B.Cady and Mr.Clement Cady, and family, to St.Albans for o.few days.Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Miltimore and family attended the Coronation social at Iron Hill.Mr.Roy Hall is on the sick list with the measles.Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Ladd, to West Brome on Friday.Mr.Horace l iekel is home 0n his summer vacation- There was a Confirmation service held at, Christ Church on Friday, June 23rd, when 15 candidates were Rector, Rev.W.P.EXPERT Electric Repair Work, attended to \"at once\u201d upon receipt 01 your Order in our Office.Our Estimate Department is at your service free of charge.The Seyer Electric Co.No.1 Wellington Si., CITY Diiopl*'» fihos* SUS.**11 IM.Rev.Harold Laws and Mrs.Laws were in Lennoxville last week attending Convocation at Bishop's College.There was a fairly good attendance at the ice cream social held on the lawn of the Methodist Church last Friday evening.Owing to the weather being somewhat cool tables were also arranged in the class room of the church.After the ice cream and cake had been sold, the young people spent a pleasant hour in the basement of the churctt, indulging in games and other amusements.The Anglican Sunday school picnic of Sawyerville mission, which includes Sawyerville, Learned Plain, Island Brook, Randboro and Clifton, will be held in Mr.Loveland\u2019s sugar grove.Maple Leaf, on Saturday, July 1st, Dominion Day, at IQ a.m.The parents and children arq cordially invited to attend.Arrivals and departures : Misses Queenie Sherman and Helen Murray, of Scotstown, guests;of Mrs.W.E.Leonard at- present; Miss Nellie Squires, of Compton, here last week; Mr.C.C.Lusk, of Cookshire, in town last Thursday; Mr.Albert Reynolds, of Compton, here recently; Misses Alberta Hough and Muriel Husband, of Cookshire, visiting Mrs.Elon French; Mrs.L.Abbott, of Lennoxville, to her home after a few days with friends; Miss Abbie 'Stevenson the week-end with her sifter, Mrs.M.M.MacAulcy, of East Dudswell; Mrs.Alex.Taylor in Cookshire on Friday; Mrs.Ned Squires, of Lennoxville in town; Messrs.Walter Blodgett and Fred Caswell, of Sand Hill, attending the dance on Thursday last; Mr.and Mrs.Philemon Desaulniers, of Boston, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Bouchard at the Sawyerville House; Messrs.Houlahan, Lowe, Lo-throp and C.O.Gustafson, of Sherbrooke, in town on Friday.The Ladies of the Baptist Church will hold a strawberry festival on Friday evening of this week at the Baptist Church.The following pupils successfully passed the entrance examinations at the recent Government examinations.Those for II.Model were: Frederick Parkinson, Gussie Cairns, Clarence Elliott, Clifton; Edwin Middlemiss, Mildred Swai!, Randboro.I.Model\u2014 Dorothy Farnsworth, New Mexico and Florence McVety.Price Webber and hie company are expected in Sawyerville on Dominion Day.Mrs.F.Hovey and Mr.J.Hovey were in Sawyerville last week in their automobile.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs.Scott on Wednesday.The ladies of the Baptist Church intend holding a strawberry supper on Friday evening, June 30th in the vestry of the Church.Tea will be served from (i to 8 o\u2019clock, after which a good programme will he rendered in the Church.Professor Nichols of Boston, arrived here on Tuesday, and will spend the summer months in Sawyerville, during which time he would like to give instruction to pupils in voice culture, violin and piano A special Coronation Service was held in the Baptist Church on Sunday.Special hymns were rendered hy the choir, and a sermon appropriate to the occas on was preached by the pastor.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Thos.McCarthy of Island Brook; Mrs.O.M.Bates and Miss Gladys Bates of Learned Plain; Miss Georgie Boyle, of Cookshire, guests at Mr.W.E.Leonard\u2019s recently.R.Lewis, and were confirmed fiy Bishop Farthing.Quite a largo congregation attended.Mr.Damuel Ford was the guest of Mr.William Lickfold on Sunday.The Misses Melvina and Ruby Mil timoré were the guests of Miss G.Gleason of Cowansville on Saturday.MANSONVILLE.Last Sunday was observed as Children\u2019s Day at the Baptist Church.The exercises were very good and a large number were present.Mr.and Mrs.Ransom and Miss Ransom of Montreal, are spending a few weeks at Mr.B.D.Young\u2019s.The St.Paul\u2019s Church Sunday School held their annual picnic in Mr.J.M.Manson\u2019s grove on Thnrs day, and a very pleasant, time was enjoyed by those present.Arrivals and departures: Mr.and Mrs.W.D.McClaflin of Los Angeles, Cal., guests of his sister, Mrs.L.J.Bourne; Mr.F.Humphrey and family to their home in Stanstead; Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Bailey and Miss Wilkins the week end with friends in Dunham; Mrs.Wm.White from a visit to friends in Boston; Mrs.Martha Cowles of Newport Centre the week end with friends in town.Mansonville Model School closed on Friday, June Kith.Twenty-eight pupils in the different grades wrote on the Government examinations; the results of which have not yet been received.The following is the report of the Elementary Grades, which were examined hy the staff: Grade III.\u2014May Robinson, Herman Humphrey, Vincent Ezzo, Mabel El ston, Guy George, Muriel Fitzsim-onds, Chrystal Welcome, Willie Fitz-simonds.Grade II.\u2014 Emily Peabody, Jack Holmes, Geo.Choppell, Gerald George, Marjory Holmes, Margaret Bntterill.Mr.Angus Mclver has gone to Milan to attend the Sacraments being held there the past week.family have arrived and are settled I'1\u2019)*1\u2019 f°r l>er>edt in the Parsonage; Miss Hyndman of Church.Sherbrooke, guest of Miss Alice Wey-land; Miss Annie MacRae and Mias Harriet MacDonald, guests of Miss Evelyn Bishop; Mrs.W.H.Drummond with her two children, Master Barclay and little Moira, and Master Jimmie Blakelock, Montreal, coming up from Lennoxville in Mr.Parker\u2019s car, spent Sunday very pleasantly with their old friend, Rev.T.S.Chapman at \u2018\u2018Good Ghcer Lodge\u201d ; Miss May Weyland, Sherbrooke the week end with her parents; Mrs.L.C.Bishop and Master Ralph, Montreal, have returned, to Marblcton.There passed to her rest on the 2(1 th inst.Mrs.Eliza Smith aged 71 years, who had been sick about two weeks.The deceased was well and favorably known, and had spent the greater part of her life here.She was a kind hearted person and was always ready to give a helping hand in cases of sickness.The funeral took place on Wednesday and was conducted hy Mr.Knowles.She is survived hy two brothers, one at Barre, Vt., tho other a resident of this place, and one sister in Helena, Montana.FARNAM\u2019S CORNER.Arrivals and departures: The Misses E.Perkins and Ruth Harvey to Clarenceville on Monday; Mr.and Mrs.Perrot of Boston, week end guests of Mr.D.H.Ingalls, to their home on Monday, and Mr.D.A.in galls to his work in Vermont.State the same day; Mr.H.Golden, M;m-chcster, N.H., guest of Mr.W.M.arnam, to West Brome for a short visit before returning home on Tuesday; Messrs.Marcellas and Herbert Robinson to Beebe on Monday; Miss Sadie Buchanan, Dunboro, left for Bladworth, Sask., on Tuesday; Mr.and Mrs.E.Ingalls and family also of Dunboro, took a trip to Derby, Vt.on Saturday last to spend the week with relatives; Mrs.D.A.Ingalls guest, of Mrs.I).H.Ingalls; Mrs.Norton, Sutton Junction, visit.ng at Messrs.H.and E.C.Drews\u2019: Mrs.Wm.Perkins i,.>m week\u2019s vis it with relatives in Sutton.Mr.W.M.Farnam has purchased a fine large touring car, 32 h.p.and is preparing to enjoy his vacation.Miss Jessie Harvey, who has been ill as reported, is better.FOR PLANS of convenient and attractive residence!! at lowest cost compatible with your requirements, apply to H.6.JAMES Prompt attention and delivery.Office : 2 Magog Street, off Montcalm Street, 80 seconds from cars.Bell Tel.10G9, People\u2019s 115.KINGSEY, Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Geo Lockwood and children, Slatington visiting friends; Mr.N.Doyle, L\u2019Av cnir, visiting bis brother, Mr.A.W Doyle; Mr.Sisco, student at Bish op\u2019s College, is replacing Rev.Mr Pye during the latter\u2019s absence in Gaspc; Messrs.N.and A.Doyle to Windsor visiting Mr.C.Findley Messrs.E.and F.Doyle to South Durham recently; Mr.PJ.Wright to Drummondville; Mr.Geo.Philbrick to his home in Danville for the sum mer holidays; Miss E.Armstrong, Miss R.Brown and Mr.H.Armstrong were in Ulverton visiting Mr.and Mrs.N.Johnson recently; Mr.Oscar Lockwood, Kingsey Falls, visiting his father, Mr.F.Lockwood over Sunday; Miss Mabel Shaw to Lennoxville, guest of Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Norcross for a few days.Mr.W.T.Shaw shot a large hedgehog recently;.SHE WAS SURPRISED Whe»» Dr.iVIoirseV# Incftacn flooi Pills Cured her Chronlo Liver Complaint Mrs.R.Smith,of Wtnnlpieg,Man., tell an interesting story of relief frora almost intolerable sufferings: \"I can hardly tell yon how grea t my suderings have been.Chronic liver com plaint accompanied by biliousness were n daily source of trial to me.Every day I experienced the sickening effects o( these ailments.I longed for some medicine that should permanently drive them sway.Hearing of Dr.Morse\u2019s Indian Root Pills, I thought they w-m worthy of a trial.My surprise was indeed great.From the very first T experienced relief, Continuing with them I found my troubles were slowly but surely leaving roc, and before long I once more knew what it was to be free, from the harassing effects of the ailments that had long sickened and weakened me So gre.at is my faith in Dr.Morse\u2019s Indian Pills that I shall never on any account be without them.\u201d Dr.Morse\u2019s Indian Root Pills cure Bowel and Kidney as well as Liver troubles, and keep you healthy.25c a box it your dealer\u2019s.\t14 ALVA.Arrivals and departuria?Miss 'An-* nie Allen homo from Sutton Academy; 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SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1911.I\tRECOMMENDED I EASTERN TOWNSHIPS ffi¥C8XW^OOCMX>C^C^a n\tf\\(*\tf in Practicing Constant» ?\t[alpin.\t\tImprovement in Music.?:\tQtfO'ïi #\t\t Rice.Draw ins?Prize- Your Health is your most pre c ious possession.Your first aid to health hould he (he reliable and proved family remedy BEECHAMS PILLS ial Drawing Prize- Roberta Mildred Deportment Prize\u2014Ida Pozer.s'eatnefcs in Room\u2014Irene Pozer.French Prize fRykert Medal)\u2014 Mar-çl Lander».-jie'imen Prize\u2014laobel Symondz.v- atson Writing Prize - Henrietta, hards.Henry flirk rkili.stbenic Medal j lieen Yeat*.-, Ix>»i»e Bizhop.Cl art Prizes.«Lade ill.Model - Atfrida Kl-Grade Jf, Model\u2014 Henrietta Ricb- S«M Sveryw her» lo\t2 Jt Grade If., îavne Io^ el\u2014Roberta Loomis.Elementary\u2014 Dorothy qai with not a care to spoil it.-*- LAWRENCE VILLE.The town of Lawrenceville was plunged into deep mourning over the death of Mr.P.Gosselin, a well known farmer of this town.For several months he has been confined to his room bearing his suflering with resignation.He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, Alexander and Joseph, of this town; Rev.Father Stanislas, of St.Charles Seminary, Sherbrooke: Henry, of St.Johns: Mrs.L.Lavigne; Misses May and Blanche, sons and daughters of the deceased.The funeral service took place at Notre Dame de Bonsecours on Monday, June 26th, at 9.30 a.m.Rev.Father S.Gosselin officiated, assisted by the Rev.Fathers S.Gervais and A.Chasse as deacon and subdeacon.The Leve was performed by Rev.A.0.Gagnon, superior of St.Charles Seminary, Sherbrooke.The bearers were Messrs.L.La-vergne, E.Millette, B.Com-pagna and P.Hamel, and Dr.GeoSrion was director.Among the numerous friends and relatives attending the service were the Rev.Fathers A.0.Gagnon, P.J.A.Lefebvre, Mgr.E.C.Tanguay, A.Chasse, J.N.Cohere, all of the Seminary, Sherbrooke; Rev.Fathers J.Rosseau, Rochelle; S.Gervais, Racine; L.J.Coture, Richmond, and Rev.Father P.Cote, the pastor of the parish; Messrs.J.Barbeau, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Janson St.Denis, Mrs F.X.Landry, Sherbrooke; C.E.Gatien, Sherbrooke, etc.The deceased was a member of the A.O.U.W.Mr.Gosselin was a loving husband, kind father and a good citizen and neighbor.His funeral was very largely attended by all classes and creeds to pay their last tribute of respect to one who will be much missed in this place.Mrs.J.Nicol has returned to her home in Granby after spending a week with Mrs.Brown.Miss L.Gotto, of Montreal, who spent a few days in town visiting ac-quaintancss, has gone to West Ely to visit at Mrs.I.J.Kendall\u2019s.MOE\u20198 RIVER.Another Correspondent) Arrivals and departures : The Miss's Bella and Elizabeth Gorman guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.Grant; Miss M.Barnaby, of .Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.J Bodreau, of Compton; Mr.and Mrs P.Quinn, of Leeds Village, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fid.Lennon; Miss Bertha Ross from the Coaticook convent; Mr.R.Clark, of Lennoxviile, guest of .Wish Alice Ayer; Miss Lar gy, of Ascot Corner, guest of her sister, Mi:* M.Largy.The box social held Haturday even mg wap.largely attended by the young people of Martinvllle Compton.and EATON CORNER.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Jane Winslow from Nashua, accompanied by her son, Mr.A.Winslow; Mr.and Mrs.8.Willard of Ascot at Mr.H.Rogers' on Monday; Miss Lulu Hall from Btanstead College, where she received first class honors in music ; Miss ina Cobleigh home from Montreal for the summer; Mrs.0.Dee ruisseaux of Lennoxviile, Thursday with Mr;,.Cobleigh at \u201cThe Willows\u201d; Mis-.Beatrice Cobleigh attended the Cork\u2014Lasell wedding at Bishop\u2019s Crossing last week Mr.O, Nourse and Mr.C.Bevln of Flanders la town recently; Miss C.Cass to her home in Martinvllle alter a few days with her aunt Mrs.G.Morrill; Mr.H.F.Coates to Montreal, recently.CANADIAN PUBLISHERS VISIT GEJRGIAN BAY.Two Days Outing Following Annual Meeting.PENETANGUISHENE, PARRY SOUND AND COLLING-WOOD VISITED.\u2014 AMONG THE 40,000 ISLANDS.The Canadian Press Association meeting, held in Toronto, last week-, was followed by a delightful two days' outing in the Georgian Bay district.The Canadian newspapermen with with their ladies, the whole party numbering over 200, left Toronto by special train, Thursday morning over the Grand Trunk Railway for Pene-tanguishene.The run was through an attractive section of Ontario, apparently enjoying a large measure of agricultrual prosperity.A glimpse was had of the ditch which bears the name of the \u201cNewmarket Canal\u201d now under construction.\u201cYou may build bridges and call them wharves in Quebec,\u201d remarked a Tory confrere from Toronto, \u201cbut it takes Ontario to get government money for a joke like the Newmarket Canal.\u201d PENETANGUISHENE.Arriving at Pehetanguishene, the party was transferred by steamer to the Penctanguishene Hotel, where lunch was served.The location of this hotel is delightlul, in the midst of an oak grove.and looking out over the bay.Penetanguishene is an Indian term, meaning \u2018 rolling sands.\u201d It is an historic place, being the site of the early Jesuit Missions among the Huron Indians in the early days and it was near here that Le-boeuf, the brave missionary, suffered martyrdom.A memorial bas been erected in his honor.THROUGH THE 40,000 ISLANDS.Leaving Penetanguishene at 2 p.m.the journalists had a delightful sail through the 40,000 islands of Georgian Bay to Parry Sound, in the Northern Navigation Company\u2019s steamer, \u201cWaubic.\u201d While the islands in sight surely number forty-thousand there are said to be as many just out of sight.The passing steamers frequently touch these submerged rocks, but the experienced pilots know the channels so well that serious accidents never occur.The night was spent at Parry Sound, dinner being served at the Belvidere.a large hotel occupying a commanding position overlooking the bay.The Parry Sound district has large lumber interests and extensive operations are carried on in this connection.ON TO COLLINGWOOD.Friday afternoon, was occupied with the trip from Parry Sound to Col-lingwood in the steamer \u201cGermanic\u201d of the Northern Navigation Company service.At Collingwood the party was met by Mayor Currie and members of the Council and escorted to the Town Hall where a splendid banquet was served and official welcomes extended and responded to.Collingwood is an attractive and progressive town, with broad streets and granolithic sidewalks throughout The chief industry is shipbuilding, the largest freighter under the British flag having been launched here some time ago.A feature of the stay at Collingwood was the laying of the corner stone of the new King George School by Mr.J.F.McKay, retiring president of the association.This building will cost $30,000 and be a most modern structure in every respect.Mr.David Williams, an ex-president of the Canadian Press Association, contributed much to the enlightenment of the excursionists relative to this delightful section of country by the distribution of an illustrated booklet and later at Collingwood by a special issue of hfs paper, the Collingwood Bulletin.An interesting incident at Collingwood was the presentation of silver plate to Mr.C.A.MacDonald of the Northern Navigation Company and to Mr.A.E.Duff of Toronto, district passenger agent of the Grand Trunk Railway, who had been assiduous in their efforts to make the trip enjoyable.Mr.Duff, by the way, is a native of Sherbrooke.Toronto was reached about 8.30 p.m.after a remarkably fast run over the Grand Trunk from Collingwood.The two days\u2019 outing will rank in interest with the most enjoyable of the several excursions which the Canadian Press Association has undertaken.The next meeting of the Association will be held in Ottawa.Mr.C.W.Young, the veteran publisher of the Cornwall Freeholder, is president of the Association this year.en by the ladies of, the Et.Jamis\u2019 Church Guild took place on Wednesday afternoon.-46-\u2014\u2014 MARTIN VILLE j News was received here on Sunday of the sudden death of Mr.Hiram Hitchcock, of Kansas.Mr.Hitchcock was the son of the late Mr.Hiram Hitchcock, who for many years was a resident of this locality.The news of the death of Mr.Hitchcock came as a shock to his many friends here.BEDFORD.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.Hew-son, of Clarenceville, a few days recently, guest of Mrs.C.B.Jameson; Messrs.E.Barnard, E.A.Boisvert and F.Trottier, visitors to High-gate Springs on Sunday; Mr.E.Les-perauce, of Maisonneuvp and formerly of this place, the week-end here, renewing old acquaintances; Mr.C.H.Nye, of Cowansville, in town on Monday last; Mr.P.Jarest.who has been attending college at Montreal, during the past year, to his home during the past year, to his iihome for the slimmer vacation.The annual sale of fancy work giv- Sold in alt parts of the World.Canada\u2019s Mo^t Brilliant Representative.It has proved its superiority over scores of other makes, and has won popularity solely on its merits.\t^ It\u2019s good for your shoes.\t9 THE F.F.DALLEY CO., Limited, HAMILTON, Ont., BUFFALO, N.Y.and LONDON, Eng.1 « K THERE\u2019S a great difference in ginger ales.After you once try Sussex Ginger Ale, you won\u2019t merely say \u201cginger ale.\u201d When you go back to order, you will say \u201cSussex Ginger Ale.\u2019\u2019 The quickest way to reach your own decision as to its quality is to Order A Case From Your Grocer Sussex Ginger Ale is made from real ginger\u2014the best Jamaica ginger runt: only the best quality of table sugar is used for sweeten ing and the water used is from the famous Sussex Mineral Springs.By a skilful blend of all these, we produce a most delicious, gingery aroma a ginger ale that lacks that nauseating, sweetish after taste Sussex Ginger Ale is really a beneficial drink.Sussex C.incer Ale is sold hy all grocers ami liquor dealers.Besureyouspec fy it by name that you may get what you want.Per Case $3.10; with r< fund t'or return of case and empties, $2.25, uct.JÜS5EX MINERAL USSEJCN-B SUSSEX GINGER ALE Sussex Mineral Springs Limited Sussex, New Brunswick C.O.Genest & Fils Sherbrooke Agents Eastern Townahips g MINERAL SPRING ,C0MPAHY| Ti- prize dietfibuticin wan follow.Mr\u2019 E'1\u2019 A1*er ** building a new barn.Time for Biscuit and Berries When your think of strawberries or other fresh fruit think of SHREDDED^WHEATj BISCUIT the cleanest, purest, most nutritious of all the cereal foods-\u2014combines most naturally with all kinds of acid fruits\u2014better than the soggy white flour dough of ordinary short-cake and more easily digested.^ A Summer , -delightand a stomach joy for those who like good things to eat Î and who have 1 to cut out'heavy winter foods.Heat a Shredded Wheat Biscuit in the oven to restore its crispness; then cover with strawberries, raspberries, or other berries and serve with milk or cream, adding sugar to suit the taste.A dish of Shredded Wheat with berries and cream is the bright spot in a dull day.It will keep the stomach sweet and clean and the bowels healthy and.active.^ An ideal Summer food, ready-cooked, ready-to-serve.^ Your I grocer sells it.»' > i> 1