Sherbrooke daily record, 2 juillet 1908, jeudi 2 juillet 1908

[" =, Wh LAT NE gis ed Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE, | THURSDAY, J JULY 1908, ~3 ONE: CENT ENGINE AND ~~ JUMPED Ac ident on Q ¢ R Rested a Death of Engineer B.Parfrement, |, IT IS SAID OTHER ARRESTS ARE of Sherbrooke, and Injury of Fireman - 4 CARS THE T RACK.The Coroner's investigation into Tuesday's fatal accident, on the Quebec Central Railway near Tring June- tion, is now progressing.A verdict will .probably be reached : after the examining of further witnesses to-night, The accident cost the life of locomo- ° tive driver H.Perferment.Firéman M._ the point where Hyatt™is in the Protestant suffering from injuries which, are not regarded as serious., The Quebec Central authorities in a statement set forth the circumstances of the accident as follows : \u201cA special train of ten empty passenger coaches left Tring Junction for St.Samuel at about 10 o\u2019clock.On the engine (No.31), were Driver Per- ferment and Fireman Hyatt, of Sherbrooke.At a place about four miles south of Tring Junction the engine jumped the track and was followed by four of the coaches.The driver and fireman escaped from under the wreck of the engine but unfortunately Per- ferment was badly Hyatt received injuries which are not considered to be serious.The track at the run off \u2018occurred was examined and found to be in per- fact condition.Engine No.31 has only been in service for afew months and is the newest and one of the best engines on the line.It has so far been impossible to locate any cause for the \u201c accident.\u201cImmediately after it happened, the train conductor, Mr.Fournier, went back to Tring Junction for assistance and within 45 minutes was back with Howpitel, jowever, medical attendance.\u201d .\u201cMr.Perferment leaves a \u2018widow and three children for whom the deepest sympathy is felt in their sad bereavement.The locomotive and three af the four- passenger -cars are reported to have heen badly damaged and the loss \u201cto the Quebec Central Company in\u2019 this respect will be considerable.\u201d DIED ON WAY TO SHERBROOKE.The two victims of the accident were brought to Sherbrooke hy special train with doctors from Tring Junction in attendance\" on.them, Shortly before they arrived at Sherbrooke Mr.\u201c ferment succumbed to his injuries.Mr.Hyatt was taken to the Protes- | tant Hospital and is doing well.- ca | = | | : taken to his The body of the dead engineer was home on Galt street.He is survived by his wife and several | childrén.The Coroner and jury visited the home of deceased last night, and after viewing the remains and taking some preliminary evidence the body was re leased for burial.The funeral took place to St.Peter\u2019s church this afternoon at half-past two ; 0 \"clock.Engineer Perfermeni has been for some years in the employ of the company.Fireman Hyatt\u2019s escape from the fate of the engineer, was very fortunate.His home is at Huntingville.He is a voung man, unmarried.His father was illed some two years ago in building operations near Huntingville.The wrecked engine and cars, it .appears, was intended.for a pilgrimage to Ste.Anne and was backing up to the point on the Tring-Megantic line from which the pilgrimage was to start.The cars being empty the engi- - neer and fireman were the only persons endangered by the wreck.ENGINEER CAUGHT IN WRECK., Engineer H.Parfrement was conscious till near the end.He talked quite rationally with his fellow employees after the accident.After the engine went down it turned turtle and Parfrement was caught by one foot in the plates.The stop cocks were knocked off.with the result that steam and hot water poured down on the unfortunate engineer.As he was unable to clear his foot he had the presence of mind to umdo the laces of his hoot and thus free his foot.After doing $0 he cleared himself of the engine.It was not supposed at first that he was so seriously scalded owing to the fact that he was able to move around, and it js now supposed that he had not reached that stave of sensibility to feel the pain.His body was in n terrible state.From the hreast down to the feet the flesh and skin was hanging in strips.® Was popular with\u201d his fellow em: playees who regret his unfortunate death, THE INQUEST, The i a fiji into the.death of Engi- scalded.Fireman ; Per-f | the tender had been changed.© Hyatt\u2014Inquest Begins.neer H.Parfrement was opened by Coroner Dr.L.C.Bachand; last night \u2018informally at the home of deceased on | Galt street.Several witnesses were examined.The inquest will be coptinued to-night at No.1 Station.The jury in the inquest are F.Pay- ette (foreman), J.Bergeron, F.X.Boislard, Felix Lord, Joseph Jean, J.T.Martel.© In view of the reports: that the tender of the engine \u2018in connection with the wreck had already run off several | times, the witnesses were closely questioned on this point.It was stated that there had been one such \" mis- -bap.ih | Coroner Bachand this orig os the disposition ot Fireman Hyatt, \u2018at the Protestant Hospital.CONDUCTOR FOURNIER \u2018- COUNT OF THE ACCIDENT.Mr.Irenne Fournier, of Beauce June- tion, conductor, in his evidence before the coroner, gives this account of the accident : \u201cI have known the deceased for the past ten years.He was en- conductor.The accident occurred about four miles south of Tring Junction on the Megantic branch of the system.The train was going towards Megantic.Arthur Racine and I Alphonse Faucher were acting as brakemen- on the train.The brain was composed of 11 \u2018empty passen cars./\\ The engine was going tender first when the accident took place.The accident took place about 11 o\u2019clock.The tender went to one side of the tack and the engine to the other.The bank was about four feet high.The engine was a new one.I do not know of any other accident having happened to the engine.We were going at the rate of about 25 miles and hour, and I do not consider this excessive going tender first.engineer.The track, where the: accident occurred appeared to be in good condition.I gave special attention to this in order to determine the cause of the derailment.The tender went off the track about three feet from a.joint in the rails.I never \u2018heard that the tender of the engine was in a\" bad -condition.beliave it was in good-erder.\u201d an external examination of the body at the request of the coroner, stated that the \u2018body was burned about two- thirds of its surface.The face, hands, breast and legs = were very burned.In his opinion death must have \u2018been caused by the shock due to the burns received.\u201c BRAKEMEN\u2019S EVIDENCE.- Mr.\u2018Alphonse Faucher, who was a brakeman, stated that he had known the deceased for the past year, and was acting as one of the brakemen on the traini Witness was in the last car of the train when the engine went off the track.He was not aware that there was any defect in connection with the engine, and he did not know whether one of the trucks of After the accident witness made an examination but could not discover the cause, of the accident.Mr.Arthur Racine, who was also brakeman on the train, gtated that he had been acting in that capacity for the company for the past 28 days.He knew the deceased but slightly.Witness was in the second car.of train and knew but little of the accident.< | SUPERINTENDENT STEELE TIFIES Mr.Andrew A.Steele, general superintendent of the Quebec Central Rail- TES- way Company, stated that he had known the deceased since he entered the service of the company.The engine the deceased was on was one of the latest in the serv ice of the company.It had been in use but eight months.In March last the front tiuck of the tender went off the rails, but no damage was done.The cause of the accident could not be determined.There was no visible defect in any part of the truck.After the accident witness had truck examined by engineers and they couid find no defect.To make certain witness had the wheels of thé truck removed and put in a \u2018lathe to verify them and they stood the test all right.Witness visited the place of the accident, and he could not explain the cause, and he was also unable to assure himself whether it was the engine or tender that first went-off the track.He considered the engine to be one of the best in the possession of the company.10DKS EASY FOR M J.BRYAN.- h ! Likely to be Chosen on First ~~ Ba'lot at Denver.+ - \u2014 NO COALITION AGAINST HIM BY OPPOSITION CANDIDATES.Denver, Col.July 2 2\u2014Claiming a victory on the first ballot, but overlooking no possible chance to make lelr triumphs certain.the followers of - J.Bryah bave been watching for nes move on the part of hix rivals 4 at would compel him to go single- \u2018anded against the field, as Taft was obliged to show his strength in the erly stages of the Chicago convention e against the conbined forces of the lies.\u201d The arrival to-day, however, of the personal representatives of Judge|M Gray and Governor Johnson, the only candidates who are now expected to onter the race against Bryan, has failed to disclose any commori ground between them.The Gray managers asserted that they had no intention of {entering into a coalition with the followers \u201cof Johnson.Horses continue to fall on the Wellington street sidewalk at Meadow street.Though this has been going on for two years .or, more, the city \u2018authorities refuse to take any notice.It is a case which might occupy- the\u2019 \u2018attention of the S.P.C.A._\u2014 Miss Violet Boyer has returned to.her home in Barrie, Ont., after a pleasant visit to her sister.Mis, Herbert Irwins Melbourne street, accompanied by her nephew, Master Cyril Irwin.: 5 STIL HUNT ING gineer on the train on which I was { The de- } 9] ceased was a sober man and a good \u2018On the contrary 1 Jur.E.Dr.Lamy, of \u2018Shenbrooke, who made severely ; the | al- | C Y.R OFFENDERS.Another ar Arrest.LIKELY TO FOLLOW.Sweetsburg, July 2.\u2014(Special)\u2014 On Tuesday, High Constable Boisvert, at, Chambly Canton, mont, charged with theft of two \u2018tons of coal.The accused was brought before Magistrate Bouchard for preliminary trial and ~ bound term of King's.Bench, to be held \u2018Montreal.: He was allowed out on bail of #, - 000.The charge was; that while he sold two tons of coal belonging to! the company.The accused pleads not | 1 guilty.{ : The C.V.R.Coffipany are continuing Zakath and M.Menard, charged with their investigations and, .it is said, | the -high constable is likely to \u2018make , J further\u201d \u2018arrésts in.ate few days.-185H0F POTTER DYING.GRADUALLY SINKING, BUT 18 vers FROM PHYSICAL SUFFERING.Cobperstown, N.Y., July 2.\u2014 Bishop Potter\u2019s physicians at 9.30 o'clock tin : \u201cBishop Potter is gradually but perceptibly losing strength.He is, however, still conscious, and is free from physical suffering.\u201d [| + .ORCHARD NOI TO HANG.HIS SENTENCE COMMUTED TO IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE.Boise, Idaho, July 2.board of pardons commuted the aon | tence of \u2018Harry Orchard, who.was under sentence to hang next Friday for the murder of former Governor Frank -Steunenburg to imprisonment for life.\u2014 + - DUNHAM, Arrivals \u2018and departures : Di.and Mrs.A.Rykert, spending a few days in Montreal ; Rev.B.and Mrs.Watson, after spending their holidays at Watson's, returned to their ! 16h Constable Beisvert Makes over to \u2018next and passengeié* last night, issued the following bulle- ; 350 \"(BOATING DISASTER N EASTERN WATERS.lavoived Loss of of Over 600 Lins at Balavia.BOATS OVERTURNED BY STORM\u2014 MANY PASSENGERS DEVOURED BY SHARKS.\u2018Victoria, B.C., July 2.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 arrested one, Cho-' News of a boat disaster involving the quet, former agent of the Central Ver- loss of over 600 lives, at Balavia, \u2018China, was brou ht here by the steamer Empress of Chi During the storm many boats were overturned ta the harbor of Balavia e thrown \u2018into water, with no chance of being rescued.Many\u2019 Were devoured by sharks.oasis | BUFORE: JUDGE MULVLNA.enitpivi\u2014\u2014 agent SUNDAY OBSERVANCE CASES AD- JOURNED\u2014AN ASSAULT oo CASE.The case against\u201d M.Panos, Farhat a br of the- Sunday Observance Act; was called before Judge Mulvena and adjbüried uni} he 7th of July.\u201c There were chargés laid on Monday against M.Panos, Farhat Zakaib and | Gus Kimear with keeping their places of business open où Sunday, the 28th June last and selling goods contrary to the Sunday Observance Act.These cases were also adjourned until the 7th of July.+ OTHER CASES.Jos.Collins, keoper of the Boston Restaurant, - Depot street, was fined and costs for illicit possession of ligor | in his place of business.rs.P.Bisson, of Fast Angus,.was charged with committiug an assault on David Lapointe, of the same place, She pleaded not guilty and evidence was heard.-It appears that the complainant threw some stones into \u2018a ditch on defendgnt\u2019s property and when he refused té remove them .the defendant threw thém at Lapointe and struck him.Shë was found guilty \u201chome in Way\u2019 s Mills on Saturday ; Mr.Norman Macdonald spending the week end with Mrs.Macdonald at the \u2018\u201cRe- treaty\u2019 ; Mrs.Jos.Lee gone to Stan- stead to visit her daughter, Murs.Rand; Mr.and Mrs.George Baker from Montreal on Friday, intend spending the summer at their old home here; Mr.and Mrs.R.Ruiter, of Cowansville, the guests of Mrs.Turner on Sunday ; Mr.Martin.Baker left on Tuesday \u2018for an .extended trip through the West.The Methodist Sunday School picnic will be held at Dunham Pond on Tuesday.+ A very successful strawberry festival was held Tuesday night in Odd_Fellows\u2019 Hall under the auspices of Princess Rebekah Lodge.There was a short programme and the evening was very much enjoyed.= \u2018SUGAR HOUSE BURNED.Mr.Jas.McLaughlin had his sugar - house and utensils burned on Wednesday, the 24th ult.The cause of fire was unknown, - ADMITTING THE LADIES.Rock Island, July 2.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 \u2018The International Athletic Association are admitting ladies to their membership.This move will lead.to giving \u2018more preparation for the tennis court.HURT IN QUARRY.Graniteville, July 2.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Mr.Arthur Lenny had the misfortune to pet his foot quite badly crushed last week while working on the quarry, but is doing well at present writing.\u2014\u2014\u2014 RAIN NEEDED.East Clifton, July 2.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 Rain-is much needed here, the continued dry weather \u2018causing vegetation to \u2018remain at a standstill.Unless rain comes soon the hay crop in this section will be a light one.SUSTAINED FRACTURED LEG.Graniteville, July 2.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Andrew Law, a native of Scot- lond.who is engaged to work for Mr.S.B.Norton on the quarny, got his leg broken on Sunday evening.A doctor was immediately called.He is doing as well as can be expected.+ BURST A BLOOD VESSEL.-Clarenceville, July 9 (Special) \u2014 At noon on Sunday, Mr.W; C.Miller.and burst a blood vessel.blood, which was raprd, was checked by the physician, but later in the afternoon the flow continued.was again checked, however, but not without leaving him very weak.SPRINKLER WANTED.Bedford.July 2.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Never was the want of a town water sprin- , Kler felt more in this town than dur- » ir 2e and sentenced to pay a fine of $ and 9.\u2014The state | \u2018costs, the whole amounting to 313.60.DISASTER © RUSSIAN MIRE.530 Miners Wor at Work in the Pit Whin Explosion © Tek hace ONE HUNDRED \"REPORTED KILLED \u2014 DISTURBANCES AMONG MINERS FEARED BY AUTHORITIES.Yusivka, Russia, July 2.\u2014(Special) \u2014Last evening a violent explosion occurred in Rikovsky mine in which 530 miners\u2019 were at work._ One hundred are reported to have been killed.Thousands of miners in town are DAILY NEWS SPECIALS FROM AU PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.\u2018ing the hose to their steam an aged gentleman of this village, fell The flow of * soon It greatly excited, because of the accident and troops have been hastily summoned to prevent disorders which arc feared.+ Col.W.E.Morchouse and Mrs.More- house went to Bedford vesterday for a visit to the family of their son, Mr.WE.Morehouse, of the Eastern Townships Bank.ALAND ing last week and part of this week.East Dunham, July 2.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Happily the Manufacturing Company kindly came to the rescue by attach- pump.Why a town of Bedford\u2019s size is not\u2019 supplied with a town sprinkler is a problem which few find it possible to work out.HOUSE CAUGHT FIRE.Bury, July 2.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The- roof of Mr.Levi Allison\u2019s house caught fire on Wednesday morning last.It was soon noticed by Mr.Allison, who call- \u2018ed for help.Neighbors were soon on the spot and the fire extinguished.A | good-sized hole \u2018was burned through the roof.The fire was caused by a spark from chimney.INSTANCES OF LONGEVITY - THE TOWNSHIPS.Cleveland, July 2.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Cleveland can hoast of a number people of great age.There are at present two over 90 years, and\u2014ten over \"80 years of age.Mr.Oliver Dionne, aged 92 years, is quite hale and smart.Mr.James Smillie, aged.91, is quite smart, but has poor eyesight.Mrs.Richard Boast, aged B85, does all her house work.Mr.Richard Boast, aged 84, who does most of his farm work.Mrs.Henry Barker.aged 83, does her housework and takes long walks.Mrs.Healy, aged 85 is quite smart for her age, as is also Mrs.Trombly, aged R4, and George Hamel, aged 81, is quite smart, too.- Mr.Henry Hall .aged 80, is very sick at present.Mrs.Ford, IN aged 80, is keeping house for her son.MARRIAGES, r\u2014\u2014 | KERR\u2014GALLUP.Danville, July 2\u2014(Special.) \u2014 A very pretty but quiet wedding was solemnized at \u2018the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wilbur Gallup on Monday at 5 p.m., | when their daughter, Miss Ida E.Gal- dup, and Mr.Chas.D.Kerr, of Rich- \u2018mond.were united in holy matrimony (Continued an page 8.) can expect bombs.\u201d | Eighty Men Killed and Many jan are strongholds of the Shah has increased the danger of the | fugees, of ! Five persons were (MAN N THREW HIMSELF IN FRONT OF ENGINE.Cut to Pieces by by Q.C.BR.Train} Yesterday.iia) : } APPEARS TO HAVE BECOME DAZED AND LOST HIS HEAD.A man by the name of T.Pomer- leau, of St.Henedine, was run over and cut to pieces yesterday, by the Q.C.R.train due here at 1 p.m.This train was in charge of Conductor Jos.Guay and Engineer John Wark, .The .trainmen came on to Sherbrooke with their train and returned last night for the inquest.It appears that a freight train was standing on the siding.Pomerleau had \u2018apparently passed through under this train.The passenger was coming in at moderate speed on the other track.The man was seen by the engineer near the track but outside the danger point.He seems to have become dazed or frightened and practically threw himself in front of the engine.The engine and several cars passed over him.A verdict was rendered in accordance with the circumstances, no blame being attached to the trainmen, MAY EXPECT BOMBS NEXT TIME.Suffragette \u201cMade Terrible Threat in Police Court MARY LEIGH ARRESTED FOR BREAKING WINDOWS IN PREMIER 'S HOUSE.London, July 2.\u2014The extraordinary demonstration Tuesday night before | the Houses of Parliament made \u2018by the women suffragists in their effort.to secure votes for themselves had a somewhat startling sequence yesterday, when one of the women, , Mary Leigh, arrested for breaking windows in the house of Premier Asquith, declared in the Bow Street Police Court that \u2018\u2018the next time we come out you \u2014_\u2014\u2014 SEVERE FIGHTING IN TABRIZ.Wounded ia One Battle.REVOLUTIONISTS HAVE | UPPER HAND IN AZERBOIJAN PRO- VINCE\u2014SHAH\u2019S TROOPS ~ BARBAROUS: London, July 2:\u2014The situation at Tabriz, Persia, continues to be very serious.Private despatches received here say that the people have erected barricades in the streets and the fighting is going on night and day.Tabriz and the entire province of Azerbai- volution- ists, and the arrival there Tuesday of troops to strengthen the forces of _ the situation.The entry of troops to the city is opposed by the revolutionary forces.No details are given of the recent fighting, but one of the despatches concludes with these words : \u201cA good deal more bloodshed is expected before the trouble is\u2019 settled.\u201d THE SHAH TO KIND EDWARD.L London, July 2.\u2014The Shah, who is impatiently indignant with the British Legation at Teberan for sheltering re- telegraphed direct to King Edward complaining of this action.Such, at least, is the account of a German source at Teheran of the un- | muestione« fact that telegrams have been exchanged by the two sover- eirns, FIGHTY REPORTED KILLED, St.Petersburg, July 2.\u2014The fighting which took place at Tabriz, * Persia, Tuesday, according \u2018to reports that have just came to hand via Baku, apr proached the dimensions of a real \u2018battle.Eighty men are reported killed, and many more were wounded.The exact casualties, however, \u2018are not given.Horsemen under Rachin Khan took part in the fighting.They enten- ed the town to support the adherents of the Shab.COLLISION ON _ MISSOURI PACIFIC Five Persons KilledJaod Eight | - Mojared in Accident.4 \u2014_ TRAINS DASHED INTO EACH OTHER: NEAR KNOBEASTER.Sedalia, Mo., July 2.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 illed and six or eight were injured in a head-on collision, two miles east of Knobeaster, Mo., early this morning between trains Nos.3 and 12 on the Missouri Pacific.) Mr.A.L.Brown, formerly of Len- noxville, has recent) returned from California and expects to spend the summer here.Mr.Brown is enjoying comparatively good health and hopes C.heneficial.that the change in climate will prove \u201cduring the summer months the popul- and young lady friends in pony cart; chand and fr mobile ; in, dec orated dutomobile : in automobile ; automobile, made pony rig, T.Garceau\u2019s sheep team and last but, by no means least, Sleeper & pany of Zonaves saluted the Canadian flag, also, Mayor T.Pro- -Mayor 2.30 | TROT AND PACE, PURSE 3: 50.THE BIRTHDA) THE I: Eastern Townships i Enjoy Ge in Several Places \u2014 Genera happily though | s trade team ; D.Ba- ends in decorated auto- Cummings and friends Dr.McCurdy & Akhurst in of a gasoline en- A.Kennedy\u2019 I M.Ai.Sleeper & Penman\u2019 s Ltd.and G.M.Moulton & 4 UN Son\u2019s trade teams, Vivian Lovell in us vi Shurtleff and A baseball T.W.Paige.N G.T hd Rheumatic Cure, Jr, VW.\u201c| Bund SC Smith cee un.Les 200000 2 9 11 1 Th the \"afternoon games and foot- Esq uire, E.(.Squires.1 1 2.2 2] races) wera pulled off.The tug of war, Modeste.R.Doyon \u2026 \u2026 5035 4 [pride |$10, wss a long.drawn out af: Klondyke, À.Mallory.44 4% 4 fai, but wap finally won by the home Time\u20142.314, 2.36, 2574, 2.354, tea] they bavingito pull three other 2 374.: teams apd a tie ns well.The base .ball dame was the Yast eveñt on the GREEN RACE, PURSE, #75.cart] and wag alo won by North Hat- Dandy, B.M., A, Tamon- ley Htom Capelton, the score buing 22 tagne rr aa ee errr ener 1 1 1 to !4lin the mormer\u201d & lavor.| P.R.Tommy, P Roch With fine weather and a ge FOP ere ores eee Lee rire arenes 2 3.2 1 ((Continued on page 2 FTopsey S., N.G.Stevens.3 23 | ee me NAMED RACE, PURSE, 81m.§ | THE WEATHER Prinre Royal, E.Bouc \u2018hard.1 ! 1.\u2018 | _ Minnie T, T.Langlois .» 202, Le» Teddy R., E.Gallipeau .2-4 1, ; | LOCAL FORECAST: Peter Puzzle, W.BN eens 4 3 3 ¢ \u2014_\u2014 at Time\u20142.44, 2.1%}, 54.[+ [Ç howers, \" The grand stand was crowded and { I oer ih Jt \u201cand Friday.there was a splendid attendance every- moptly I reenn\u2019 | whore.The opera house was packed ssassesseseses | Ra.iy | 4 ] i Kid \u201c#5 ing le nspicuously absent.sion, DOMINION.-\u2014\u2014\u2014e eral Holiday\u2014Celebrations Exodus of People From Shzrbrooke.oo Yesterday, the birthday of the Dominion, was .spent quietly by the people of the Eastern Townships.In Sherbrooke, but for the flags laz- fitness the opera, \u201cH.M.S.Pina- ¢,{ by local talent, under the direc tion of Mr.and Mrs.Van Dozer, ang red great applause.It was A Cre- the local\u2019 talent and Mr.and.aly floating in the summer air, and a Mrs, {Van Dozer.The fire department subdued air of festivity which prevail- of Berlin, N.H., was present and ev- ed, the streets wore their Sunday as- ery ing passed off without a hitch.pect.The exquisite weather was of Ll course, a principal factor in the gen- la | RACES AT STANSTEAD.eral enjoyment, and the crowds who -Stanstead, July 2.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 The left the city for neighboring resorts earligr part of Dominion Day was were quite unprecedented.very | quietly spent here, the proverb- When a holiday comes to a city ial mall boy with the fire cracker be- A number\u201d by, of Montreal, and Mr.H.E.ell, | .Henry Tomkins, of Beebe Risin, as starter, { el International Cornet Band fur- -music' hetween the heata.gine.The decorated teams were a ST.JOHN BAPTISTE CELEBRA work of art and worthy of the high- | TION AT RICHMOND.est praise.The best ones were Messrs.Richmond, \u2018July 2.\u2014(Special.) Bachand ahd Cummings\u2019 automobiles, Dominion Day was celebrated here r, the auspices of St.John Ba Society | of Richmond County.Di- - service was held at 10 ojclock ! NORTH HATLEY.orth Hatley, July 2.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Dominion Day celebrätion.which match between Pen Angle vs.Nation- took [place yesterday was one of the als took place.After dinner the rac- mokt{sucressful affairs of its kind evet ing programme, was carried put and a} held in this place.baseball match between Coaticook vs.The first event started at 10.30 a.Waterville was played.The St.Cecile |.m.; ih the way of a street parade in Boys\u201d Band and the city Band dispen- which private fancy rigs, tradesmen\u2019 sed music throughout the afternoon.turholits and\u2019 local hits were promi.The boys gave a very creditable musi- nent.à >.| cal drill drawing great applause.Maj- The first prize of \u201885 for fancy ris or Hanson and the officers of the 7th-| racestuwarded to the Misses B_nnd J Hussars inspected the Zouaves.The Read} 2nd prize to Miss N.Fox, and -hitch-up race was won by.Mr.3rd th Miss H.Ramsdell; E.Smith and Mr.F.Sage, second.Ahdqut twenty-five single, double and The results of the races were : tandem © turnouts were in the proces which was headed by the Hatley ar desire is to get out of town, to the attended the baseball match at Derby parks, to the woods, or to the lakes.| Lin {and at 1 o'clock about 1000 Hence, public Dominion Day celebra- people assembled at \u2018the Driving tions for some years, have not been rar Lo witness the races, the results held in Sherbrooke.ch are as jollows ; A eh rs citizens, however, join 2.3 ROT AND PACE, PURSE $150.in the demonstrations of nearby towns | Je ih, cr m., Wm.or villages.oaticook .11241 Stanstead races, Coaticook festivi- \u201cBe A ir Fosring a ties, Lake Scaswaninepus, North Hat- Adal Jon bom.aren 7 6124 ley and Garthby, and the Magog Riv- ia | ors, She b Ke.6 3 3 .er all attracted numerous visitors, : 9 erbrogke .0: 13 al .; Lady] Isle, b.m., Newport.- while at the St.Francis Golf Links,| ç k Farm, ow ort .2 2 5 3 2 there weré several luncheon parties, y b .L, hik.I J.C.and, a largely attended tea.Victoria | La ck, Montreal -3 446 Park was thrônged from early in\u2019 the Carrie R.- bm, J.- forenoon till the last car left in the 3] ightman, Montreal .5 5 evening, and presented a charming and Tif 2.264, 2.254, 2.24, - _ \u201cay animated scene.2.31 KE \u2019 \u2019 2.20 TROT AND PACE, SE ) A BIG DAY AT COATICOOK.Baron Leland, h.g., PURSE hse, Coaticook, Que., July- 2.\u2014(Special) Pienc Stanstead | Cee 111 \u2014Crowds started pouring into town as Geot \u201cI.chg., * J.Wight- early as Tuesday afternoon, in fact a ri, Montreal \".,.2 23 large party arrived as early as 9 a.m.Rus oll \u2018Gratton, ch £2, C.M ete Tuesday morning from ten miles the| Lee) Lyndonville Cee 339 = other side of Canaan.The weather fa: Lig thi ng, b.g., DesruisseAux vored the firemen in this celebration.Freres, Sherbrooke 0050 4 5 4 The decorations of the different resi- L Wilkes, ; b.m.; Wm.Smith, - dences .were very noteworthy.The pro- Caaticook .ce 54 5- at the R.C.church, after which there ~ cession started at 9.30 up St.Jean] 2.213, 2.92, 2a Baptiste street, Wellington, Main, DE- FOR: ALL, PURSE $150.Pleasant, Cutting, Pool, Union, Main, {Tra Bogash, bets, H.F.Child and Wellington streets to Mea- oan re, Stanstead CAEN 111 dow Park.It consisted of the Coati- pagan, ~ch.g.,\u201d Newport cook | and Berlin Fire Companies ; Mr.Bi à id A 322 T.E.Garceau, wagon drawn by a Blo 1 Sher) ! kg, Desruisseaux sheep ; ; Mayor T.T.Shurtleff in tan- |g ro ye Rhea oy \u2018ci he 33 {dem driven Pro-Mayor G.W.Paige ; mit 5 Cf 11.Rock Islas abre a 4 \u2018 the St.Cecile Band, of Lewiston, Me., | Tan, Roos AS \u2019 Bo y, b.g., J.C.Larock, composed of boys under: 12 years of} Méntreal \u2026 554 \u2018| age ;i the Zouave boys ; the Coaticook rm; 2.224, 2 164, \"SU.oo Comj bany of | Zouaves : \u201cBE\u201d Squad- NAMED RACE, PURE 50.-; =.ron, | 7th Husgars ; Penman\u2019s Limited Lady [Roxie, ban., Fdmund Duff.' team ; Mr.Ww.\"Henderson and .Mr.|.Plain.5 111 Barrett following in bicycles ; Mr.E.AL Sultan, bre.E.Hebert ; P.Dupuis, team driven by his son, be Plain .> 020228 this Was a pony carriage ; S.Bachand wi | Jim, blk.g., D.W.Smith& 3°3 & Son, trade team ; Hubert Rousseau Captain Gazette, brs., W.J.and the Masters Paige in carriage and Peters, Magog 002 0070 2 à AA pair! of pie-bald ponies; G.W.| Time\u20141.14, r 14, 1.14.: Paige's trade team; Miss V.Lovell Jud es\u2014Do F.P.Ball, Mr.C.\u2018A.- Akhurst\u2019s imitation automobile.- | Ya à parade of the national societies The pri ze winners in the parade were the ugh the principal streets, headed w Ist, G.M.°PY the Richmond Brass Bend.Sports - Traders\u2019 double agons ° Moulton & Son; 2nd, Penman Ltd; were held on the Exhibition Grounds a © À em Recommend | Ve rom single rigs, \u2018Mascot, » C.F.D., special pl Ih ery i lon fi h ere prize; bicycles\u2014Ist, Marion Tren- six h sn ant ; oses * finishes very holme and Ethel Sisco, equal ; 2nd, JL pane \u2018money was won by Masters White and: Wehater, equal ; au- \u201cMifinigh t Topsy \"owned \u2018 James tomobiles\u20141st.D.Bachand ; 2nd, M.Smillie came in second : \u201cBaby Ho A.Cummings; 3rd, Dr.\"McCurdy : owned hy W.Mastine, came in third : _ pony team, double\u2014Masters Rousseau «pg by B.\u201d owned by James Boast and Paige, lst; single ponv_team\u2014 came lin fourth Lst, 1.Lovell 5 2nd, Master Dupuis ; The| St.James Dramatic Club of sing Je rie \"Late Mr.aw Hénderson Moi treal, gave an entertainment, in «nd, Master - Smith ; take-oli\u201415L, thei evening jn the Opera House ane Messrs.Sleeper & Akhurst, automo- wa fi by à large audience.LS bile.1° atm 5 After the parade the Coaticook Com- | AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME A1 = + pe peor Spr liom die tog rb so sg as OST ce es ASAE 90 SE \u201cAT SSO ER, : Fa me tag meer es me tre mn re PR 1 Dh ew nin a NE me + = A a etm a RE cues odie i A Pour NRE 0 ri 7 ae 0 wp ge = er > .oe wo ve à Sain Sue A CE ce Bras Na WL Pd CE Ea ed 8 mi eine bk A ef .nape; 0e - poy, a - \" .Ld pe EEE : on =, = - .od Bas a = ny nh LE RR pr EE Ce - - an BS oo.- A Sig Xk.ar A , A = Mord W Bar me x ed ate 4 den - ard be.ICE a > Pate wt ead VE 5 à re a g pete SE Sr Sara : = a _ : ae > PE an» - wean nbn, wat Os WG #8 it Lp Aa WUT SAD all E : \u201c. :_ z\u2014\u2014 except Sunday Bank Cottage a few days, returned to spend the summer; Mrs.J.Converse, EE PAGE TWO, ws =r | \\ BHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 2,198.°° ~~ | = = \u2014 = LX - © _ me A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u20141! TheD a TC | NT et > x qi NORTH HATLEY.| : - ÉYERS\"CLIFF.; | ere ji | A ti | Our Driver calls at XOURGER iy FAMILY.de and Mrs.Hood an ; family with Arrivals are Miss Ada Colby, of ry Ft °Æ 4 AA ; ; | BOSTON 8 MAINE RR \u20ac ; SHERBR : : .\u2018rom 1-118.ra - 1 > t ot rs.B y > a ., TN ae mah.nh : a p A \u2014 i \u2019 7 3 , C i ( North Hatley Lennox- Sir Henry Camphell-Bannerman was Taylor, who have been.occupying Fern Braintree Hans.on Wednesday to SPECIAL PURCHASE OF In Effect June 26th, \u2018sos, CR Printed and | Lo 9 : | ] : .| = w = LE IN Gee bs ° ° the voungest son of the family and their homes on Tuesday., -Sr., of Barnston: Mr.and Mrs.LEAVE SHERBROOKE.\u201cx ton Te Ph 7 ville and Waterville the most distinguished.How often Mrs.Walter Bowin and family \u2018were Holms, of Way's: Mills; Mr.C.Horn » For bos aN ° advance, £0 Co, } .{has this not proved to he tlie-case ! guests of Mrs.J.E.Goodwin the first and son, of Boston, recent guests of / 9 br or pon an ew You, Great Britain Mondays and Thursdays.Will call at Coleridge and Washington Trving were of the week.Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Converse, Mrs.; 1100 a.m\u2014For Bogton.Le _ one year, £200 any point.\u2018All kinds of Dyeing end h a t of eleven children \u201cBenja- Mrs7 Edwin Wadleigh, of Lancaster, Rediker, of Fitch Bay, the.guest of 5 Der Newport.To any addre the youngest ol eleven Ju N.H., is visiting friends and relatives.her daughter, Mrs.F.Rand ; Mrs.W.7.35 p.m.\u2014For New York.ships by year ne oi re re EEE ; pes je > - as a A Sie ET re i TS TERR os , a.J 1 | * \u201c3 > Dry Cleaning done on the premises, Co es min Franklin the last born -of IMPERIAL LAUNDRY & STEAN DYE WORKS, 6 Water Street, Sherbrooke.Bell \u2019phone.10, People's 223.CEMENT WORK The coming Building material, Ce ment Bricks, all perfect brick, Cemen Blocks, Concrete, Crushed Stone an Gravel, Sand, Lime, Asbestos.See for prices of Cement before yo buy eleewhere.The best and Lowes Prices.Toro WM.HAWKEN.\u20185e Depot Bt.Sherbrooke, Que | _ | \u2018Phone 487.The : BEECHAR'S Fire ny PILLS in the | Morning The haphazard usc of a \u201cremedy will never discover its efficacy.Try Beschams Pills morning and night, ani notellthe improvement.in your heah.Le tas ung BEECHAN\u2019S wight PILLS In boxes 25 cents.\u2014 \u2018* pid Everywhere.rit\" debe OLD TYPE Babbit Metal - Price 12c.per Ib.Recognized equal to best bab} hit made.Sold in any quantity.* Daily Record, SHERBROOKE.terre P, C.DsBOYCE Notary, Commissi :a :r, Etc.i - Cowansville and Dunham Agenc: Sherbrooke Dally Record.we e preferred we Bubsacriptions, advertisements and News Items received and given prompt attention.AI A A A AE re ES \u2014 rbrooke, Friday July 3rd.ONLY CIRCUS TO VISIT CANADA THIS YEAR.|i i Stine fu teen, Johann Christian, the cleventh and youngest of Johann Sebastian Bach\u2019s children, was also the greatest of them ; Wagner, Mozart and Rubens were gach the last of seven, as was al- 30 Daniel Webster; Rembrandt was the baby in a family of six, Schu- \u2018mann in-one of five, George Eliot \u2018in one of four and Charles Lamb the voungest of three.The full list of famous youngest sons is a formidable ne.| ° + a PHILIPSBURG.Rev.\u2018 A.A.Ireland has gone to\u2019 Maitland,, Ont., to visit his parents and sister and will be absent for a week : Mrs.John Fallon, of New York city, ig on a two months\u2019 visit with her mother, Mrs.o'olm Solomon, of St.Armand, Mrs.Arnold Bridge and son, Milton, lof Abbott\u2019s Corner, spent the week \u2018end at Mrs.Solomon's St.Armand, and called \u2018on friends in Philipsburg.Mrs.L.L.Vleming, of Manchester, NM.is at Dr.Outwater\u2019s, Mrs.Out- water being quite ill.Mr.George H.Montgomery 1s hav- \u2018ing a fine new bath room with all modern improvements built in his home here.Water will be.brought from thé bay through pipes.His intentions are to have an engine\u2019 to do the work.Your advertising mush always give the right clue to vour personal faith in your businéss\u2014in your proposition.If that faith is small, is stinted \u2014 small \u2018and stinted advertising will correctly reflect it.SHOE POLISH is a leather food as well as the blackest and quickest polish made.Honest dealers give it [8 | when asked for.Black and i all Colors 10c and 25c tins.WANT ED FOR : 3-SPECAL 2 Arc + \u201cSUPREME ES, \u201cSENSATIONAL np / [SURPRISES HERE.7 VINVINCIBLE ARTISTS /.IN DEATH\" INVITING FEATS : \" TWICE\u201cDAILY.: A m1100 _ /4 /PEOPLE HORSES\" ta RARE WILD ANIMALS.// ox ARGEST RAILROAD CONCERN © \u201cPRODELLED BY STEAM.EARTH'S MIGHTIEST AND'BEST = Tai! B= BIG RINGS =3./ VE BH UGE - STAGE $= 38 ou NS\" 3-EQUINE FAIRS-3 rm, YHESE, =3-COMBINED MENAGFRIES\" AND LIRE | sTLY PEERLESS ™ COMING IN'ALL THEIR VAST ENTIRETY.DENS\" & TROVE ___ SEE J ED e ' ATC(TENTS SUN AND RAIN\u2019PROOF -\"SEATS FOR 11,000 PERSONS.: aie ASK 'ANYBO \u2014\u2014\u2014 === = \u2014 \u2014 DY.| J J e .TRAINS = 3 TRIPLE.- MODERN HIPPODROME .¢ 300 PREMIER PERFORMERS.i AMERICAS ONLY AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE WHICH HAS CIRCUMNAVIGATED: THÉ GLOBE 7 EE ; More.Riders, Acrobats, Gym, Acrialists, Contortionists, Tumblers, Leapers, Wonder Workers and General Circus People than Every Before Assembled, ~*~ + \u2018The Worid\u2019s Highest Salaried Artists.~ Perfect Animal Education, Marvellously Demonstrated, \u201cChief,\u201d the Little Elephant That Turus Somerspults, - Every Act a Feature and Every Feature New.meme car oa 40,000 People A plauded This Circus in Toronto Last Week.stage.___Zoological Collection and Ethnological nitude, Congress of Unprecedented Mag- SL Tr \u2014 Tete eee \u2014_ SL va dha Everything Wealth can Procure\u2014Culture Suggest\u2014Experience Conceive.THE GREAT BLACK WILD BACTARIAN CAMEL ONLY ONE EVER SEEN IN AMERICA.uvLess Thsvka mac.BLAGK TIGERS Direct from the Mountains of the - Hindoo Koost WE OWN THE ONLY ONES EVER SEEN ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE.OUR TENTED 200$ Contain Species of Teeming EARTH'S RAREST CREATURES.S80METHING REALLY NEW .MLLE D\u2019ZIZIi The Cherming Parisian Beiio, IN A FEARFUL, FRIGHTFUL FRENZAED, FLYING FLIGHT WS SPANNING vr [DEATH'S ARCH Std efter the parade and N Only living Woman who rides a Bicyciy Overwhelming moving Miles of Wealth and STILL THERE ARE MORE \u201ciin BIG STREET PARADE 556.The Most.Bensational Feature Act evor conceived, ABsSOLUTEILY MUEE; Twice Daily, on the show grounds inuuediately acaln at 6:30 p.m.down a gtee fneilne into Bnace and acrogs A 65-FOO YAWNING DEATH TRAP.STARTLERS TO FOLLOW: | plendor.Open Dens of Fiefce Wild Beasts, Herds of Elephants, Camels, Penies, Horses.Five Bands _ of Music and all Exclusive New Novelties.TWO, PERFORMANCES IN ALL SUN AND WATERPROOF TENTS AT 2 AND 8 .M.Doors Open One Hour Earlier for a tour of the Peerlesa Triple Mens: nageries and attendance of the Musical Festival by 1 ROF.TINNEY\u2019S CELEBRATED INTERNATIONAL BRASS BAND.seven- j = 1ily understood, | strumentality.Mr: A.P.LeBaron has added 4o his livery a\u2019 fine horse purchased from Mr.Carl Swanson.News has arrived of the death of Philip W.Flanders, of Los Angeles, Cal, the son of the late George Flanders, who «was born in 1839, on the spot where the hotel* Glen Villa, now stands.Miss Carrie Hovey is visiting her grandfather, Mr.A.P.LeBaron, 4his week.\\ \u2018 Mr.A.\u20ac.Jackson is in Boston for a few days.Mrs.A.C.Jackson has left for Boston to join her husband.+, \u201cMr.Carl LeBaron is visitinz at his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.B.Le- Baron.Miss Alice Fuller has closed her school and is stopping with her cousin.Mrs.B.LeBaron, for a time.The laying of asphalt sidewalks still in progress.\u2018 a FAKES AND FAKES.Montreal, June 18th, To all Rupture Sufferers: Faké Mining stocks need injure the pocket only, but fake cure for hodily ailment not only does, but frequently injures and entirely disables its dupes, \u2014huilds hopes which are seldom real- wed, and leaves the victims (of whom T am one), in a worse condition than hefore.1 was, during the space of eleven vears, absolutely without any degree of safety ; while I ran the gamut of the Rupture Fakes.My experience is that of thousands of others in Canada to-day, and it-is with a view to prevent their being exploited that Ihave is 1908.decided to do my part to aid other sufferers.; Firstly : I take exception to the words \u2018Curative Truss,\u201d as used in yet to be discovered.\u201c F also take exception to the words \u201cEndorsement by America\u2019s Leading Surgeons,\u201d as de Garmo (one of the most\u201d eminent of American surgeons along the line of rupture) is decidedly against expecting a cure from the wearjrig of a truss, although he admits the possibility in rare cases and under peculiar circumstances\u2014certainly never with an.Flastic Web Truss,which.is nof, nor never can be ih any sense a curative truss.Every such .truss compresses the entire abdomen, and necessarily forces the contents toward the weaker spot, and while affording a certain amount of relief, on the other band, it defeats the chances of a cure.I have always felt that in order to hold rupture successfully, a truss should be so constructed that.the pressure exerted by it should he exercised on the protusion itself, leaving: the rest of the body free from any pressure whatever._ And experience has confirmed this opinion.To those, who like myself, are obliged to have thi appliance \u2018 (and their name is legion), this will be eas- \u2018The nearest approach to such a truss) is that of Mr.B.Lindman, of McGill College avenue; and I hope to convince \u2018others of this fact on Saturday next, as I intend to interview the proprietor of one of the \u201cCurative Trusses,\u201d who has advertised that he will be in Montreal on that day, and I heartilygendorse what Mr.D.C With -this truss, which is so perfection, Mr.Lindman gave me no promise of a \u2018cure, although many cures have been made through its in- And I would ask] any one to contrast their mode of dealing with those who are obliged to seek aid from them.The one abounds with promises and loud words.The other is quietly doing a good work and bringing a blessing to many a sufferer like myself.: I have no interest in the Lindman Truss except that I wear it,and would that there were no other so that my relief should be shared by every unfortunate in this great Dominion.And I.take this step because it is time someone moved in the matter.\u2014 Yours truly, ONT.WHO KNOWS.Witness.) \u2018near / (Montreal Daily re LEARNED PLAIN, Arrivals: Mr, and Mrs.Alison, of Bury, at Mr.Heath's: Mr: and Mrs.J.A.Young, of Rivard Corner.calling on their parents: Miss Mildred Bates, from New Hampshire, visiting friends ; Nr.and Mrs.F.P.Young, after a visit to Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Lennox- ville, and other places.Departures : Mr.and Mrs.T.Hood to Lennoxville on Friday : Miss Myrtle Sample to Rivard Corner to stop a while with her sister, Mrs.Young ; Mrs.C.M.Bates to Megantic to attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Tina Codding.\u2018Mr.Alfred McCafferty is laid up with a very bad hand.Mr.FE.Boyle lost his only horse on Saturday.Some parties have heen in the place looking for farms.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - 4 = = ==} The Gourlay, piano has won a unique, record for standing in tune, no matter what the atmospheric conditions.In those parts of Western Canada where visits of \u201ctuners are -infre- quent, the success of the Gourlay has been enormous.?.Co \u2014& a ELMWOOD PARK.Arrivals are: Mr.F, L.Nunns, of \u2018Sherbrooke, spending Sunday at Rock Cliff ; Mr.and Mrs.Charles White, of Lowell.Mass., guests of Mr.and Mrs.fall at fhe Maples: Mr.and Mrs.8.Buckland and: Master Percy.of Barnston, spending Sunday at Dew Drop Inn: Mrs.A.TF.Bryant, Miss Francis Remick, of Barnston, Master R.Sanderson, of Tennoxville, in the Auto Kamp for the summer : Mr.Ciérin and family, of Ceaticook, on Satnrday to spend the season at The Pines, co : Mr.G.St Pierre and family, of Coaticook, are expected to take possession of their new cottage very soon.The Pocahontas made her first daily trip on Monday.About forty people from Brown\u2019s Hill, held a pienic in the Park on paturday and enioyed a trip on the ake, : - some .advertisements, such a truss has { Russ, of Sherbrooke, the guest of \u2018Mrs.A.E.Hurd one day recently ; Mrs.H, i Boynton, of Sherbrookd, visiting Mrs.J.Boynton ; Mr.and Mrs.F.Vaughan, of Sherbrooke, spending the week end with their parents ; Mr, C.Davis, of Sherbrooke, home over Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.W.Sargent, of Way's Mills, recent guests in town ; Miss M.Chad- Bur- | sey, of Way's Mills, and Mrs.leigh, of Boston, visiting at Mr.Geo.Colby\u2019s ; Mr.and Mrs.F.Pope, of Fairfax, in town on Sunday ; Mr.and Mrs.Percy Capsey and family home from Mygtic, witere they went to attend thei sister's wedding ; Miss Freda Tyler, of Boston, to spend the summer with relatives.-À letter was recently received from Mrs.A.L.Brown, of Santa Barbara, in, which she spoke of sampling some maple sugar made by Mr.Harry Norton, which tasted a \u2018little better and sweeter than ordinary sugar, coming all the way from dear old.Canada.Mr.and , Mrs.G.E.Hill treated themselves and boarders to a fine mess of green peas, picked from their own garden the 27th of June.Judge A.S.Crossfield, of Manila, Philippine Islands, \u2018has been visiting his sister, Mrs.A.A.Drew, whom he had not, seen for fourteen years.Judge Crossfield was a delegate to the National Republican Convention held in Chicago recently, and took this opportunity of paying flying visits to relatives in the Province of Quebec and Northern Vermont.Mr.F.J.Robinson from a business west.has returned $m GEORGEVILLE.Recent arrivals inelude Rev.John Fowkes and family at the Methodist Parsonage recently stationed here ; Mr.John B.Pearse and family from Boston for the summer at their camp ; Mrs.Henry Hutchins,and sons from a visit at Enosburg Falls; Mrs.John Murray from Montreal; Dr.C.W.Colby and family from Montreal for the summer at their charming cottage, \u201cWinleck Birches\u2019; \u2018Mr.Harry Sargent\u2019 and sister, Miss Ruth Sargent, South Stukely, guests of Miss Linnie Holland ; Miss Marion Davidson, at home from teaching at Montreal Jct.Departures include Mrs.John Coch- rane and son visiting in Montreal ; Mr.C.Ives for his er, Mr.W.N.Ives; Mr.George F.Hasland for Racket River, N.Y.; Miss Linnie Holland for Lowell, Mass., visiting relatives; Miss Annie Williamson for her home in- Magog.Mr.W.G.Talhot is disabled by a painful injury to ome of his hands.Mount Orford Lodge, No.48, A.F.& A.M., will attend.- service at the Methodist Church next Sunday morning, July S5th, at 10.30.Sermon by Rev.Bro.David Brill, \u2018of East Bolton.All Masons in good standing are cordially invijed to be present.\u2018The Lady of the Lake ntade her first trip for the season on Monday, June 20th, with the same captain and crew as last season.She will only come as far as this place and Knowlton Landing on her mofning trip.The politician must \u2018\u2018mend his fenc- \u2018es\u201d occasionally\u2014the merchant, must do so continually ! : + CAPELTON.Mr.Sammy Thurber, of Ayer's Chiff, is visiting his méther, Mrs.Thurber, for à few days.Mr.William Hansford is\u201don the sick list.- Mrs.Frank Johnston and children of Bulwer, are visiting with Mrs.Caroline Caunter, Mrs.Johnston\u2019s sister.Miss Ethel Hodge spent Sundsy with her parents here.The annual picnic of the Albert Sunday School took place last Saturday.The children, accompanied hy their \u2018train at Capelton for North Hatley.Arriving at North Hatley, the party took luncheon by the lake shore after which they boarded the steamer for / a trip through the lake.The day was perfect and the trip to and from Ayer\u2019s Cliff was all that could be desired.All returned home on the evening train, tired but happy, having \u2018passed ope more milestone in the history of the little Sunday School here.Mr.and - Mrs.Wms Tamblyn and Messrs.Frank and John Tamblyn \"spent Sunday here the guests of Mrs.Harry Tamblyn.Rain is needed very badly throughout this district.The continued dry weather is showing on crops and vegetation.: + BISHOP'S CROSSING.Departures\u2014Mrs.Hooker and Miss Hooker spending Saturday in Brook- bury, guests of her daughter, Mrs, .T.W.Downes: Mr.and Mrs.FE.C.Gil- hert spending a few days in Cook- shire visiting relatives.- Mr.Herbert\u201d Bentley has left for | Montreal where it is expected he will have to undergo an operation for a growth in the stomach.\u201c Arrivalse\u2014Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Andrew, of Kidderville, guests of Mr.and Mrs.T.D.Lasell : Master F.Hooker, nf Brookbury, guest of his uncle, My, F.R.Hooker, for a few days; Mr.and Mrs.Price.of Sherbrooke.guests of her sister, Mrs.T.D.Tasell for a few days: Mr.snd Miss Lefebvre.of Canterbury, guests of Mr.and Miss Fannie Bishop: Mr.and Mrs.Oren Cunningham, of Bromnton, guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.O.M.Bishop for a few days.+4 BULWER, | Mrs.Henry Teavitt, returned on Monday from Richmond, where rhe had been to attend the funeral of her father, Mr.Williard Cummings, Mr.C.W.Griffin.of Lynn, Mass.made a short visit here recently.Mrs.Planche and Mrs, Florence Taylor, of Sherbrooke, and Mr.and Mrs.Coombs, of Sawverville, were recent visitors at Mrs.Sanhorn\u2019s, ° Mr.Thomas Johnston is visiting friends in Quebec, and Mrs.N.Wood has been spending the past week in Dorval.: Co \u2018trip in the = North- home in Lennox- |.ville after a short visit to his broth- teacher, parents and friends, took the | Including Values up to $15 each | fects, Black and Colors.DAY MORNING, the select from.IR Styles are the latest, in Pa namas, Cloths, Venetian and Tweed ef- We are offering to our patrons FRI- choice of this en- {| tire lot at, each .\u2026\u2026.\u2026 ve Lane.orscsre i While the assortment and quantity is quite large, we predict that at these prices, after the first day\u2019s sale, there will be very few to We are putting this Sale on Cireus Day, that friends as well as city customers will be able to take advantage of t : Woh | FE ves + $5.98 our out of town pere acte\u201d STANSTEAD.ter, of Sherbrooke, are guests at Mr.J.0.St.Pierre's., Mrs.Fred Kennison, who is in the ment, is improving and will be able to return home soon.A number of children received their on Sunday morning.| is spending his vacation at his home here.+ - .Mrs.Simms, of Windsor Mills, and Mr.Robt! Simms, of Sherbrooke, were guests of Miss Mabel Simms at Mr.G.| Channell\u2019s over Sunday.\u2018Dr.H.P.Stockwell | has recently purchased-a Ford automobile.Miss Ruth Stevens entertained a number of friends at a luncheon given in honor of Miss Ruth Flanders on Friday.Mr.and Mrs.Seymour Montle, of Judd\u2019s Mills, celebrated their 13th anniversary on Friday evening.About fifty of their friends and neighbors were present.During the evening, Mr.and Mrs.Montle were presented, with a purse of money as a token of esteem from their friends.[The time.was wedding cake\u2019 made hy Mrs.Haines, (grandmother.of Mrs.Montle), who is 78 years.of age.: Mrs.Riddle, who has heen the guest of her niece, Mrs.(Dr!) R.*® Ross, has returned to her home in Danville Miss Sybil Hackett entertained at a farewell dinner on Saturday evening, in honor of Miss Ruth [Flanders who leaves on Tuesday for her new home in St.John, N.B.\u2014+ CLEVELAND.returned to Montreal Mr.and Mrs.D.Bilton cliffe\u201d ; MiSs lizzie and Healy to\u2019 their home in Richmond after visiting the Misses Flynn; = Miss Annie Smith to Danville to friends ; Miss Flora Astell and © Miss Vivian Hamell visiting (friends in Asbestos ; Miss McKay back to Richmond after spending Sunday at \u201cThe Willows.\u201d | Mrs = Seth Taylor antl Mrs.T.H.Fulker are both very poorly and under the care of the doctors Arrivals include: Mrs.Ford, of Montreal, to visit her) son ; Mr.Eugene Flynn, of Sherbrooke, visiting his brother, Mr.Edward Flynn ; Miss Nellie Hall, of \"North Hatley, to see her father, Mr.Heury.Hall, who still lies very low; Miss Ethel and Miss Fdna Hogue, of Ashestos, visiting their aunt, Mrs.Len Healy ; Miss Nellie\u2019 Law to her home, \u201cPleasant View,\u201d after visiting fifiends in Dan- ville.after.visiting at \u201c\u2018Fern- Miss Annie \u2014& LAKE MEGANTIC.Last Friday cvenin the Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.Barnabas lchurch held a very successful ice cream social and saie of fancy work in the Town Hall, which was very tasteffilly decorated for the occasion.The programme was mostly local talent with the exception of three recitations hy Mrs.Carr, which were greatly enjoyed by all present.The musical portion of the programme was exceptionally fine, particularly two vocal golos hy Mrs.Kinkead.The difrenl tables: were presided over as follows : Useful and plants, Mrs.Stearns and Mrs.MeGregor ; kitchen hooth, Mrs.Dew and Mrs.Fuller: candy \u2018 Aable, Miss Evans and Miss P.Simpson: ire cream, Mrs.Evans and Mrs.Martin, Mrs.Sullivan, Miss Albro and Miss Bailey.The proceeds 6f the evening amounted to about $75.LC eb , HATLEY.On Friday evening, July 3rd, the ladies of the Methodist church will hold their annual strawberry festival on the church lawn.: : Sunday was to somd extont Child ren\u2019s Day at St.J'amek\u2019 church.Three infants were admitted [hy the rite of baptism, and the Rector, T.(i.Devitt, preached an excellent [germon on the words \u201cSuffer little children to come unto me.\u201d To BISHOP'S CROSSING.The Rebekahs are |much: pleased with the success attending.their ice cream sales on the few Saturdays past, and thank the many people out- ride of the lodge who|have so kindly assisted them in varigus ways.\u2019 Coaticook House\u2014Papular home for Travellers, \u2014 L.Kilburn, Prop.Dr.and Mrs.St.Pierre and daugh- hospital at Montreal for throat treat- First Communion at the R.C.Church Mr.John Hackett, of McGill\" College- spent in dancing and | other amusements, supper being served at midnight.One of the features was the Departures include : Mr.Jas.Cooper.\\ visit - fancy articles, Mrs.Beaton and Mrs.' Farquhar ; ; ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE.Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Young spent Sunday at \u2018\u2018The Bluffs\u201d at their cottage ; 1 Mrs, A.M.Aldrich is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs.Albert Tice, at Tice, Vt.Mrs.Pat.Keefe, who has been here her home in East Haverhill, N.H.The new plate.glass windows recently put into Melloon\u2019s store make a decided improvement.He is now having his store painted.CE .Mr.Sam.T.Fregeau and Miss Bernadette Fregeau are spending a few Vi, and Ralph.H.Hunt, of Derby two weeks\u2019 fishing trip at the \u2018Scott Game and Fish Club,\u201d at Trois Pistoles.Lo ~The membtrs: of Tomofobia Lodge.No.18,.1.0.0.F., attended divine service in a body at the Congregational church on Sunday morning.Mr.and Mrs, Clark Hopkins have taken up their abode at the Derby Line Hotel.| visiting relatives=here, has returned to New York.Mr.E.R.Lay has returned to West- field, Mad, after a few weeks\u2019 stay here.Po Mr.Stephen : A.Foster, of Chicago, 1., who usually spend their summers at Derby Line, have this year leased a cottage for the season near Georgeville, | - i Mrs.LL.M.Wrench, who has heen visiting relatives here, has returned to Coaticook.| .Mrs.Brown and Miss Gladys Brown, of Springfield, Mass., are visiting relatives here.- Miss Lua Rickard and Miss Flor- ~ence Coleman, both teachers at the Derby Line school, have left for their respective homes for the summer vacation.Big preparations are going on for the fourth of July celebration at Holland.The people are trying to make this a gala day.Mr.Fred.C.Becker, real estate ag\u201c ent of New York, who has been spending several weeks at the Derby Line Hotel! returned on Tuesday to Sherbrooke.Mrs.Ben.TF.Butterfield entertained a few of her frienlk on Tuesday afternoon.at cards, fter the game had heen thoroughly enjoyed refreshments were served, \u2018 \u2014\u2014 re se arm _ ; MARBLETON j .Arrivals : Miss Barker home from an extended trip.through Europe ; Mrs.C.0.Gustafsort and little\u201d daughter, Sherbrooke, spending a few days at Lime Ridge, the guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Barker: Mr.Frank Cote.Montreal, in town over Sunday ; Miss Mabel Bishop, the guest of Mrs.M.S.Macdonald, over Sunday.Departures include : Mrs.Henry Bishop and son Reginald, on a few days\u2019 visit to Capelton ; Mr.John Staples to Capelton on a visit; Mr.and Mrs.Joshua Munkittrick and grand- son, Arnold, on a visit tg St.Johns- huro, Vt.oC Mr.Arthur Fraser and party, of Sherbrooke, are camping at the Club House, Silver Lake.À + | Té is more susceptible to foreign influences than even hutter.This is why tit should never he exposed to the air | or sold in bulk form.The sealed lead | packets of \u201cSalada\u201d Tea preserve the | + tea in all its native goodness.Insist upon \u201cSalada.- + SAWYERVILLE.Arrivals : Miss Walbridge, from Toronto, at the parsonage; Miss Van ' Vliet and Miss Giles at Mr.Montgo- .mery\u2019s ; Mr.and Mrs, I.A, Cass, and i children, of Martinville, with Mr.and \u2018Mrs.J.W.Bridgette: Mr.R.FE.| Bridgette, of New York city, Mre.Jud.Williams and children, of Salem Mass.at Mr.R.Lobdell\u2019's: Rev.F.Williams of Troy, Vt., at Mr.F.W.French\u2019s, Miss Sarah Kennedy is quite ill at present and has-been moved from Mr.C.Baker\u2019s to her home in Clifton.Dr.Lee Halliday, wife and little daughter, of Kansas, are expected in a few days at his [ather\u2019s, Mr.Robert Halliday 's.\"The alligator mentioned last proved to be a flock of ducks, week visiting relatives, left on Monday for | days in Lawrenceville visiting relatives.! Vl Messrs.Everett A.Hunt, Newport, Line, returned on Saturday from a: Mr.Walter P.Baxter and son, of} Montreal, spent Sunday at Derby Line with his parents.He has returned to Montreal accompanied by Miss Helen Baxter.Mr.J: Hart Gress, who has been À .| i Li ping with Mr.and Mrs.Will Munroe.\u201cat their co 9.30 p.m.\u2014For |Boston and Springfield, Le mo ARRIVE SHERBROOKE.6.43 a.m \u2014From Boston and Sprig : Newport.LE \u2019 8.55 a.m.\u2014Fro : | 9.18 a.m.\u2014From New York.Pa 2.55 p.m.\u2014Fro Boston.Fee oe 9.55 p.m.From |Bdston and Springfield, 11.50 p.m.\u2014Fro oston and Springfield, *8.30 a.m.\u2014Mixed from Newport, Sundays only.; ; ; D.J.FLANDERS, Pass.Traf.Mgr, - C.M.BURT, Gen, Pass.Agt., Boston, \u2014\u2014 ts a tra 4 14 NEW YORK EXPRESS \u2014 Leave\u2019 gran - brooke 9.25 am.arrives Q Le 1.3 p.m., daily except Mondays, ' BOSTON Sher mal arrive ee \u201c1 p.m., daily except Sunday.PORTLAND |EXPRESS.\u2014Leaves\u201dSherbrooke 4.00 |p.m., arrives Quebec sis p.m., daily bx pt Sunday.| _ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, \u2014 Leave Sherbrooke \u20186.55 p.m., arriVes Quebes 5.15 a.m., daily] except Sunday.Co.Also connecting Taji on Megantic Dive jC u ision and iere Valley For time-tableg or further: particulars 3 i- To Winnipeg asdike | CANADIAN NORTH WEST Via Chicago and St.Paul.In effect dod from June .14.Fares from Sherbroo | \u2019 1st class.2ud class, Winnipeg, Man .$37.20 $2490 Emerson, Man.37200 4.0 Brandon, Mas.; .40.20 26.90 Saskatoon, Sask.51.75 - 3475 Edmonton, \u2018Altd.61.80 4145 For tickets, etc., apply.to C.H.FO85, C.P.and T.À, 2 Stralhcona Equare.Bell Phone No.People's 163, - | \u2014OR\u2014 .E.J ASTELL, Agent, G.T.R Station Bell Phone 197 - T - \u2014 TL YT Upper Lake Service S.S.Asi iboia,\u201d \u2014 \u2018Manitoba,\u2019 \u201c\u201cAthabaska,!\u2019 for Sault Ste.Marie, \u2018Port Arthur; {Fort William and the West.Leave T'hursdays\"and [Saturdays,: The pAssiih ia\u201d the new and beautiful Clyde huilt and\u2019 the latest addition \u201cto the fleet, inaugurates its first - season, |.Homeseekers! Excursions fo Nao: | \"Good going ith and 18th.| Low rates.| Tickets good for 6 days.BE.td.sEWBLa uti race AGE \u2018Art Building, Sherbrooke.Que, uly 7th and 2lst., Aug.IVERPOOL July 4th, 8at |- |- - LAKE MANITOBA July 10, Fri.KMPRESS OF BRITAIN July 18, Sat.LAKE CBAMPLAIN July 24, - Kril KEMP.OF IRELAND Aug.1st.8it.]- - - - LAKE ERIE Aug.7, Fri.EMPRESS OF BRITAIN E.H.SEWELL, City Pass, Ageot Royal Mail Steamships - \u2014FROM MONTREAL\u2014 SOUTHWARK, July 4, Aug.8, Sept.If DOMINION, | Jly 11, \"Aug.15, Sept.9 OTTAWA.July 18, Aug.22.Rept.% KENSINGTON] July 25, Aug.29, Oct.3 \u201cCANADA, | Aug.1, Sept.5, Oct.# MODERATE RATE SERVICE \u2014Be# ond-class to) Liverpool, 345.00 ; to Loo don, 32.50 jadflitional.Third-class to Liverpool, Ldgndon.Londonäerry, Belfast, Glasgow, $27.50.C.H.FÔSS, dr kK.II.3.IT.Rv.or DOMINION LINE, _ 17 St.Sacrament | SEWELL, C: Pp.RY.5t.Montreal W.R.BRADLEY & SON, À UNDERTAKERS AND 3 PICTURE FRAMERS, 3 FRONTENAC ST.SHERBROOKE, QUA.Bell Tel.Phone 387 À muet \u2014 \u2018 I - .: STANSTEAD JUNCTION, j Mrs.Ralph{Tilton is better \u2018after ; attack \u2018of tonsilitis.2 B, Norton's family, in (on À Me, and Mrs.Fred Bellam, rwav for à few weeks, be $ Beche - has gone to the | tdine for the summer.I Gordon has been stop having an Mr.S.pany with have gone Mr.Roy White Mow \u2018Miss Mau ?toe at North Hatley, for | a few dave) | CL inje Peche, trained nurse, 1 at home for a few days.Miss C.Nmjith, Rock Island, l Miss Ann spent co } i A nN , Saturday at Mrs, Fred Forest 4 : 1.| i i 4 Hl ES i .A TIME TABLE.In Effect June 29th, hes.tn brooke 7.00 A.r/, arrives.Quebec, 13.15 - Zé : ranch | apply to.any of the company\u2019s zents or to E, o.ld undy, G.F.hy ; à Sherbrooke.y F nad P A 2° |NEW 2% FARES | Sound Tuegdays, ; .- 7 A Cl : - .Ze 2° itoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.In sending take precautio office orders o - ADVERTISI one day, 75e : Cards of T! words, 5ôc : « Rending notice cCirculatio Circulation ing June ZT, Monday .\u201cTuesday.«Wednesday .Thursday .J = Friday .1 Saturday ed es \u2014 @ > A Of the Sh * .News Items, Mons may be | Branch Offices, ~ \u2018mediate \u2018attenti Items of New from all reader Cowansville:\u2014 ns i Ocaticook:\u2014R Compton:\u2014Mi Richmond: \u2014M Button: \u2014Wm.) Panville:\u2014Mis - _ Btanstead:\u2014M \" Knowlton:\u2014M MWaterloo:\u2014G.Oookshire:\u2014F.West Shefford: Bishop's Cros - Lake Meganti Rock Island: Windsor Mills: Farhham:\u2014F.Bedtèrd:\u2014Fran 4 \u2014 \"Births, Dea - À DAVIS \u2014On 1 Mr.und Mrss FALES.\u2014 in Janet Simon Aged -,51 years.SHERBR MORTGA Receives mun ) Allows 1 computed half J.C.h \u2014\u2014 mt 12.CORM < dE + vo.~All Summ PANAMAS.VESTS, s July purchn money.\u2018 tr | 131 W These Peop The Japan The best rem ache, rector of We have fo d for the _ .: Editor I have always .temedies on-acce fous to the syste our Zutoo Tab remedy.Every U + > Some of heals bruises, festering, an stiffness, mus ndorsed + End YMCA Walker ahi othe ANTISEPTIC.oront, \u2014\u2014 > wt) Tt i EET RT TEL ee Ry *.SHERBROOKE DAMLY RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1908: | CL.eal OO \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 : _ ' : ?PAGE THRER, | The Daily Record -From Boston.\u201crom Boston and Springfield 7 SHERBROOKE RECORD Co.| : \u201d | à Publishers.Coa Brinters wn evers atiernoon, Dared Not Eat Meat or Vegetables, FROM TOWNSHIP rinted A d 108 Welling- ; Ç ; : : day, at 106 and.The life of a Dyspeptic is a life of tor- | | sa _ except Sun Sherbrooke.of tor (Continued tro ! \u2018 .° ; ° AVI QUE BROOKE.On SE CRIPTIO : PRICE strictly in \u2018ture: The craving for food\u2014 the burn- \u2018by the .m page one.) | ; ; .of going around with hot.smarting - SAVE SHERBROGRE.dvance, to apy address in Canada, i, pain after thing substantial is \u201c9 Ne Rev.E.C.Woodley, pastor of \\ feet wh would i oll lh - - .advance, _ - and the United States, g Paln a any g ubstantial is the Congregati 1 ch \u2019 ; G k , eet when you cou d just as well be \u2014 - \u201cFor Boston and New Ÿ Great Brit; six months, 31.00 : three eaten\u2014the monotonous diet of gruel etc.gregational church.amekeeper, Mr.F.A.CI $ OW, Home of Mrs.Lawrence McGee wearing a pair of Wiggett's cool Ox: TTT ; = , \u2018 28 one \u2019 iki! th, cents.\u2018 ' .A ; .us == ; mm.© or Newsort, 2 monibs, 6 eents in the Rastern \u2018Town: | mike the sufferer often long to die.BROCK\u2014BEATTIE.Discovered Six Hoop Nets.Broken lato and Robbed.75 Len: es or dipnink | dr sie & month when mans por New \u201cYork 4 snips by year only, 315 hitters should Z ; at sue Corner, June 30\u2014(Spec- ! , pe No gre at the sides or slipping dru jme Items are apt to be | \u2019 \u2019 ne 4 © ; | ç : A «)\u2014 ; i : _ .: - me Co .8 - oveded, y .» al r For Boston and Springfield, % °° cake \u2018precaution to use_cxpress or post pe or prey Moding pres sol BUT THE PARTIES WHO PUT ENGAGEMENT RING MISSINGNO |b the Bees.without them but À Soest on ; A 2 A rders or regls Le ol ; ; .1e ,Ç \\ A 1 re oe .e i.| - .; ; ! _ $ v ; RIVE SHERBROOKE.4 à 0 ADVERTISING | RATES One inh, ; Mr.Chas.Beattie, when their adopted THEM THERE WERE NOT |.(LUE T0 THE GUILTY J.A.WIGGETT & GO, \u201ci.0 { LÉ.2 .: ; eul .ee.i .Cre i 4.- \"Use cle .À + -From Boston and Springfislg, 5% one day, BoC 4 ks, mot exceeding 50 | N sughter, Lizzie, was united in mar- IN EVIDENCE.PARTIES.| OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.| ed fon ying will create a From Newport, Th ER Cards JO \u201cObituary Poetry, 10c line.| riage to Mr.George Brock, of Sweets- CL pacs | CL.need for borax and ammonia.From Now York.+ À Bonding notices 3c: per word.Co | burg.Rev.George Schagel, West Clarenceville, July 2.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Clarenceville, July 2.\u2014(3pecial.) \u2014+ Protection ior furs and wool- 4 i ) .| Miss Bessie Perki hile M t Lacolle, her hdme in Clarenceville | A 5 Fro , s > .yy 7 1 e Perkins, while Mr.James : : at Lacolle, h ome ille : Tom Pome \"and Springfleld, - À ing June 27, 1908 : 2 Wilson, Jr., acted as groomsman.the 12th, 13th and 16th of June, was broken into and - an engayementi| .ENGLISH * LIE destroy the luvking germe- of y! Mixed rom Newport, Sum.© Monday.votes deanna eens 8,100 { discovered no less than six boop nets ring, which was left on the bureau | ™ disease and decay.at ner , .1% Tuesday ce coin\u2019 pends TIS 8,115 : | ave LOGIE\u2014PATTERSON.; which had \u2018been set by parties un-|was tgqken.There is no clue to the 5 4 |: We are alwavs supplied and \u201cLd ANDERS.Pasa.Traf.Mgr 3 Wednesday oes eve conee queer 8,110 E> SNL rr 3 .known to him, and which he immed- Jguilty party.! 1 Want to supply vou, Can give CE I.Gen.Pass.Agt., Boston, | i THULSHBY course severe asnere 000 8,100 NN A (Toronto Star.) .lately seized.Any information that 4 Jl You information as to their use Ne a = de ) Friday ee.jaxsensone pees nes 8,150 fi _ WINE Fags the residence of James.Logie, canbe given to the fishery ovenseer FARNHAM.0 TLE [i] and the prices are alwavs sa- M 4 Juge on = vu; *.Saturday.saber verre une 0 8,300 L C A 445 \\ Dre e avenue, last nig t, Miss Jean that will lead to the conviction of the Vhe k.T Bank is havin : mto-date _ gs, | I tisfactory, - A .bi 1431168 SENTR [1K \"1012 \u2018 2 ÿ _ A .mason, of Me purgh, Scotland, was guilty parties will be prompuy 84 coment) sidéwalke placed 5 a of A new importation just received.| = \u2014 \u2014 oe + Earnie © Le a 7 ; Benjamin ie, ; ; Cb ~ \"RAILWAY * 5 Tota] vine avcoes ouvres.vvseee 43,880 , Toronto (broth 8 \"5 5 21 tended to.their banking house here.The work is \u2014 LH 4 34 3 \u2019 4 Sad A = M ; Avondale, N.B.Oct.15th.07.wrother of Mr.Harry Logie, , g w ; Griff th\u2019 D S Lil a EE oc > a ._ Sherbrooke, Que.).Rev.W.G.Black : $ J being done by Mr.Joseph Runville, of | Ins rug tore 2.Branch ffices | I have been a great sufferer from Indi- officiated.= The CRrERLORY vas ac IRON HILL.Montrehl, and the cement is being fur F.TY.ANSEL ; | \"THE KODAK STORD, { \u2019 i 1 i .j : : w rel 5.Lo \u2019 LN UE A: .2; ; IME TABLE = : re and ; Constip po for about Ît- formed in the parlor, which was pret- .Miss Frances Scott, teacher of the] nished [by Mr.L.E.Choquette, Coun- | Druggist and Stationer, 121 Wellington St Sherbrooke.CORY .' : cen\u2019 years.was r 0 y my- {i + = q sai lat .we ., i 240 2 | ° ! po = fect June 291b, 1908, Of the Sherbrooke Daily Record.PP A such hearty foods as beans, ment tily decorated with plants and flowers.School.here, received \u2018a hancsome | cillor, and merchant of this town.10 Strathcona Square | » 90 : R' RK EXPRESS.\u2014Leaves Bher- ~ | + \"potatoes and other vegetables and could groom, attended the brid d as a token of their esteem last week t isit relatives in B k- : oe \u2014 i 4.\u2018ri ; : be left at any of the following : =~ =~ = J , ed the hride, and Peter @ 1 th teem.ist week to visit relatives in Brock- ; al \u2014 - hi æ mn.ares Quebec 1.35 ranch Offices, and they will gacelvg fm- \"OL drink tea or coffee.For the last two Urquhart was groomsman.Misses Mar- ' The S.S.picnic held in Mr.George ville, Ont.They expect to he absent | Nr Sern ; als escent : don ass.\u201c mediate attention.\u2018 years I have lived on oatmeal porridge, garet, Elma, and Gladys Logie made McCrum\u2019s sugar \u2018grove was a great [about h month: : RECOMMEND | EXPRESS.\u2014Leaves Sher- Items of News are bpecially melieited tale bread, etc.charming little flower girls.After the success.The weather was perfect and Miss [Smith, of Lennoxville, is the &p 0 LW am, arrives Quebec 12.16 1.daily cept Sunday.IY CEA Sunday, .Cowansville: ZF.rockon, TM Keflarm ; Hon.John Costigan and I concluded to trip to the West, and aften their re- after which games and races were, in- Councillor, Main street, east.w | EASTERN TOWNSHIPS HOTELS, 7 Sb EXPRESS\" Leaves es Goaticook as Becker.oi, ee \u201cPeuit-a.tives\u201d à trial.I had near.turn will live on Erskine avenue.dulged in, and prizes awarded to each Miss {Gladys Smith, who has been g |} ; - ox ., b.m., arrives Quebec 9.16 - : \u2014_ .P.g .f the three senior classes.A vote of visiting in lL ville f little BR .1 tS PINS tn ne | Rich nd:\u2014Miss E.MeCourik \u201cFruit-a- \u2019e .oO 3 $ .> Visi ng In ennoxvilie tor some 1 eo | SARNHAM \u2014 CAN .ee .JL eq ly ton pn ot ete ne es] «0800 TAYLOR, hunks was le He ar Mr.me, rar pme Sa SSSA EEE : : - es Ne iss 1 ave made - : .« a .LJ.\u2019 \u2018ille:\u2014Miss Ruby A.Philbrick, i McCrum for their kindness.Mrs.H.E.Gough and son, and her _ whe 6.55 p.m.arrifes Quebec Danville:\u2014} y gether.I can eat all kinds of hearty Sawyerville, July 2.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 ¢ $i gh and so her, ; n | necting trains on Megantic Div- nd \u2014Chaudiere Valley Branch; 1e-tables or further particulars » any of the company\u2019s agents, >.0.Grundy, G.F.and P.A.Lake Megantic:\u2014May E.Jones.; greatly benefitted too.lor, of the tr : July 3rd.It is expected that Mr.C.been spending their holid ith his: os llc , OTE 6 L eg / le c L.avelling staff of W.R.y .p - SP g their holidays with hisif15 Strathcoua Sq.Bell phone .422.[|[COTSTOWN HOTEL \u2014 SAMPLE oke.: Rock Island: \u2014Miss 13.M.Passi (Sgd.) LEMEUL A.W.BROWN.Johnston & Co.Ltd of Waterloo E.Gault, M.P., will be present and relatives at Port Stanley, Ont., re-|e= \u2014 a P = = (M?Rooms.Livery.C, L.Caswell, - Prop.\u2014 \u2014 : = \u2014 Windsor Mills:=-H.Doughty.Letters of gratitude like this are re The bride was viver by h will address the assembly during the turned home Saturday.Cl SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.| - .; \u201d WRITS, TNT Farnham: \u2014F.F.T.Brown, ceived daily at the offices of \u2018\u2018Fruit-a- given away by er avant .: .Mr.a 1 : | ; I UTTON\u2014PHOENIX HOTEL , ] ee ~S¥SsTem 3 © Bedford:\u2014Frank 0.Currie.tives\u201d Limited.People are glad to | father, and Rev.D.A.Lough, Rector #VePINg.There will be a sawing and r.and Mrs.George Loud left last Samp! TEL.RATE 81.LANDA Xi \u2014 To : testify a the great begefity they have of this parish, officiated \u2019 hat trimming competition.A short week tp spend à couple of weeks in ELOSUTION.ample rooms.Livery.S.Gauthier, : way FARES ti received, from taxing lnese wonderfu The si \u2018de.Mi : rogramme will be rendered by a band Waterldo and vicinit : | .| NN .s |t le of fruit ; ; e sister of the bride, Miss J.Qs- Program nd y \u2018 y.- oo .ATTN a \u2018 WAY Births, Deaths.ana Marriage bets, a ou.Begin pee good,\u2018 and Mr.George Young oi in attendance.Admission to grounds The announcements are out for the BY LAKE & MOUNTAIN, Summ BUSINESS CARDS.- __e take them.At all dealers or sent on Montreal, were respectively bridesmaid (1\u20ac®: It is hoped there will be a large marriage of Miss 0.Faust, daughter.Course, under PROF, J2 P_STEPHE] ADVOCATES.Winnipeg and the ~ BIRTHS.receipt of price 50c a box 6 for $2.50.and groomsman Phe flower virls were gathering.of Mr.E.Faust, of Pike River, to Mr, | At ideal Brome Lake.Best boating AWRENCE - | 3 DAVIS.\u2014On, July lst, a daughter, to ra ives\u2019 Limited, Ottawa.g , wer girls were Ce Wilfrid F.Goodman, of this town, son fishing, bathing, driving, ete.Iustruél + MORRIS & McIVER, DIAN NORTH WEST Chicago and St.Paul.«t daily from June 14.Fares herbrooke : ee 1st class.2nd class.Bell Phone 197 \u2018 ; .\u2018 - .* .3 \u2014 ; 4 4, ; ! me re » \u2018Man .83720 $24.90 aged 51] years.Luc 1 Club pulled off their second annuai Tied & bouquet of white roses and Mrs.Robert Stevenson and sister, ML M naville, Que.247 | E.CHARBONNEL, L.L.B., ADVO- Strathcona Square ; : ecelves money on deposit © 12nd; F.Gosnell, 3rd; C.G.Thomp- crowded with friends of the contract- panhar, that afternoon, Mr.pnd in es ingy\"\u201d space > to asually spoil TORONTO | S A.MEADR, SURVEYOR, COATI- À < \u20ac ; on, 4th: I.M.Craig, _ .© R.ing parties.There w bout 125] Mrs, Adams were also present.rs.5 a 18 10 usuall : | [+ 7e-cook.Bell \u2018Phone.No extra char one No.20, - People's 1688.| - Allows Interest at 4 Pp.C.Wright 6th , ot Ww EAN guests, © ere a u Adams left on the evening train for the story.© : | | for Sherbrooke.a o o or \u2014OR\u2014 - ; _ th.2731 7Vhe weddi Peacham, Vt., to visit friends.Mr.|} .+ ;_ North Hatley, over D.T.A STELL.Agent, G.T.R Station computed half yearly.AE.Ross, 8th., (Cing supper was served at Adams will leave in a few days.- WEST BROME.| : | | | TITLES ):: PACIFIC per Lake Service \u201cAssinibola,\u201d\u2019 \u2018Manitoba,\u2019 ska,\u201d for Sault Ste.Marie, 1 The steamer Pocahontas made sev- + { Sunday at Mr.H.H.Barnes\u2019, Aber- E.leason, of Sherbrooke, visiting at .ro: 14 + rthur.Fort William and the Jul Co eral trips through the lake, carrying TO-MORROW 1S CIRCUS DAY.corn.; Mrs.Clément\u2019s : Miss Hattie Shepar d Proparation for Honor Matriculation, W.poo rE CO In HER leave Owen Sound Tuesdays, large crowds.; Cole Bros.Circus, will be here to- \u2014\u2014\u2014 of Knowlton, at her home on Sun.{ Havergal Diploma, Examinations in Music |.|_ = vx and Saturdays, : _ : ; At the Massawippi'Canoe' Club two morrow.THE CHAMBERS-FERLAND.day ; Mt.W.Pettes, of Montreal, at | &nd Art.Resident French and German | PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.; Assiiboia \u201d the new and beau- le ti bo 1a ; | 'T A.DARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST.Tvde built and the latest addi- | i Satng contests and finishes proached but refused to join the cir- tof the latest Cobalt flotation : Depart res\u2014Miss Alice Derby to.resident graduates of the Boston Normal J + Eye, Har, Nose and Throat, Prive J the fleet, inaugcurates its first Eo The results were as follows : vo combine organized a few years gone Chambers-Ferland property on Manches er à Miss Gladys Pettes and | School.Domestic Science School, with ln Hospital and.once, 9 King St 7 So 1.\u201cApache,\u201d (Watson), 20 min.a this connection, Mr.M.J.Cole pe Stock market ig drawing the eyes Th We To Ÿ rater a su the ®iX Departments.Large Grounds, Rink, | In Coaticook, 20d and ith Tuesdays.= .: 0.J 2.\u201cOnaway,\u201d (Bradley), 20 min.: \u2019 PS ot those Interested in Cobalt, and who ere.Wi, be a nwa Boal tN) Swimming Bath.For.illustrated calendar +\u2014 : seekers\u2019 Excursions to Man- : Ys y) \u201c> SAYS : oo bave a tendency towards speculation.J Methodist Hall on July 3rd, also, an - A.C.ETHIER, M.D., SPECIAL- a 10 seu pe » ! \u201cThe Cole Brothers have a reputa-] The original owners of this property ] entertainment in the Methodist Church \u2018Please apply to the Burear.Fall term + ty, Urinary diseases.Consultation : Saskatchewan and Alberta.3.\u201cPirate,\u201d (Rugg), 20 min.50 sec.tion of over \u2018a quarter of a century\u2019s and the Ontario Government were on July| 10th, consisting of music, begins 10 September, 1908, 4/8 to 9 am; 1 to 3 D.m., 7 to 8 D.m.- .going July Tth and 21st.Aug.18th.> u ' one, and for honesty, fair dealing and 4roubl s finallv c om dress given by Mr.Jones, of Mont-|*__\" | BE.J : rates.Tickets good for 60 days.completely changed with\u2018 the following squareness the show's name is ioe ro lines at the Orin ee real.° v = RANBY pm., 1-8 pone and by abpointiment.ni Fuon ._ x \u2018 esults: .clean to be affiliated with any other.|; 1 st .\u2018 ! GRANBY.ne \u201cW.A.FA 5 - EWR Lhe oe ast All, summer Goods must a 1.\u201cOnaway,\u201d (Rugg), 25 min, 7 I would not be doing my friends and oY he Government retaining a lien A MISSOURI FISH STORY.: |' Mr.George Doe,\u201d a former resident ha FARWELL (SPRCIALIGTY -t Building, Sherbrooke, Que.ANAMAS, STRAWS, LIGHT sec.; } ; them it L upol e property tu the extent o 5 le ! K \u2018iv Star.of G by but latter] { South Rox: | Ear, Nose and Throat Disease, 37 Dufler- VERTUS, SHIRTS.Make your 9.ps 2 \u20ac \u2018 patrons the treatment due sn {Per ceut.royalty.(From the Kansas City Star.) of Granby, but latterly of \"| in\" Ave., Sherbrooke.Consultations: 10-18 = hd Tore oe Io 2.\u201cPirate, (Bradley), 25 \u2018min, 10 entered into an agreement with the The area of the Chambers-Ferland \u201cTt is|a well known fact that when | ton, who passed away on the Jsth a.m., and 1-4 p.m., and by appointment.money Tea © {| see .circus trust.As for abolishing the |i.\" 190 acres almost completely sur | alarmed| fish scuttle into dark -places ; inst., at the advanced age of 95 years, Ce : ds \u2018 Ye - 3.\u201cApache,\u201d (Hyndman), 25 min.street parade, never as long as T_am rounding the La Rose and the La Rose beneath [the water.A friend of mine | Was a man of many _ sterling quali- R.F.A.GADBOIS, SPECIALTY, 3 50 sec., .in the show business.There are the entensicn The break on the ring is at told me of an ingenious plan adopted | ties, He came to this country from | [7 Children\u2019s Diseases, (1 King Bt.5 [A] ww ROovaL mans w 131 W .4.\u201cMohawk,\u201d (Watson), 26 min.?| little children who look for the par- the south-east corner.8 by an old fisherman on the Blué River England when 12 years of age.At ji D 2 _ ellington St.10 sec.ade with equal delight as they do the Development is boing carried on by to take advantage of this, fish cus- that time only one house marked the L.G.BACHAND, m.15 Years\u2019 Agony circulation VAIL.y KECORD + .« he Circulation statement for week end- News items, Advertisements, Subscrip- om all readers of this paper.In June 1907 I saw the testimonial of Stanstead: \u2014Miss Edna Beerwortkh.Knowlton:\u2014Mrs.M.H.Beda, Materloo:\u2014G.E.Jones.| constipated.Cookshire:\u2014F.A.Bottoms.West Sheflord:\u2014P.\"M.Hayes.; (Hugh Brown, to Bishop's Orossing:\u2014Mrs.F.R.Bishop.| chronic constipation food without suffering and am net at all I recommended my brother use \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives' for and he has \u2018been \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ Ld Mr.and Mri.BF.C.Davis, Eustis.THE BIRTHDAY OF THE DOMINION (Continued from Page 1.) of contestants, the North Hatley Gun +\u2014 DEATHS.FALES.\u2014 In Sherbrooke, June 30th, Janet: Simons, wife of John Fales, The total average for the day was as follows: N.G.Bray, 85; H.P.Stockwell, 20 ; C.Thompson, - 88 ; .J.B.Goodhue, 78; R.Wriglit, 79; C.J.DAVIDSON, President, C.H.FOSS, sSec.-treas.- G.Thompson, 77; F.W.Mitchell, 68; 1 C.J.Edgar, 65; ADV.J.C.McConnell, 65; T.M.Craig, 78; A.E.Ross, 64; C.J.Perry, 63; J.Ballin, 57: J.H.Turner, 55; S.H.Ball, 55; C.M.Hawse, 45; F.A.Hatch, 45, T CORMIER\u2019S sailing races were run in the after- 4.\u201cMohawk,\u201d (Hyndman), 21 min.In the second.race the crews were - Sale In the evening, the opening recep- DAILY NEWS | SEIZURE OF NETS Brome, performed the marriage ceremony.The bride was attended \u2018oy Miss Mangaret Logie, sister of the marriage Mr.and Mrs.Logie left on a At 8 o'clock, on Wednesday evening, at the Methodist Church, Miss Florence Edna Osgood, daughter of Mr.W.H.Osgood, of Maple Grove Farm, was united in marriage to Mr.M.S.Tay- Carol Cass and Doris Bridgette.The bride was attired in muslin de soie with duchess ribbon over white taffeta, Empress style, and the travel- suit, blue silk with lace blouse and champagne colored hat, and she car- the home of the-bride\u2019s parents.The groom\u2019s gift to the bride was a gold watch and chain.The Wedding March was played Mrs.B.A.Alger, of Eaton.| i The happy couple left on the morning train for Toronto and Niagara Falls.They have the best ke by wishes of their friends for a long and happy life.The Cole Bros., it is said, were ap- standing.Their name is a household -coming of Santa Claus, and the poor- Mr.F.A.Glasgow, game Keeper and fishery overseer for South River and Missisquoi Bay, while on the river on leather travelling case from her pupils about ene hundred sat down to lunch, The Ladies\u2019 Guild had a very pleasant afternoon with Mrs.M.Ross on the 24th ult.There will be a lawn social on Parsonage grounds the Friday evening, HOUSE BREAKERS The other evening while Mrs.Lawrence McGee and family were visiting friends Mr.F.A.Odell and son, Clifford left guest, of her brother, Mr.J.B.Smith, sisters) some little time, have left for brooke, week._ Mr.and Mrs.John Gough, who have | who have heen visiting her for Sher- \u2014 ST.ARMAND STATION.Mrs.Fallon is a guest at Mrs.J.Soloman\u2019s.: \u2018Mrs.Edward Morgan spent a few days at Mr.C.H.Hastings\u2019 recently.Hill and Depatie have commenced work on their St.Armand property.They intend moving their house and store and erecting a new store on the site, Mr.Adams has been busy the past week with the help of some of the men of his congregation putting up additional \u2018horse sheds.Mr.Chas.Hastings and family spent The Montreal Star speaks as follows long in dispute over the title, but the 1 and 2.No.1 is of Mr.[F.Goodman, | A number of the young men, including C.Truax, H.Fuller, Walker: and \u2018others, returned home Saturday p.m.,.aîter 2 weeks camping on the river, Visitors.in town include Mrs.M.A.Ingalls, visiting at Mrs.L.Scott\u2019s ; Mr.R., Scott, of Montreal, at the: same place ; Mr.Ronald Williams, of Farnham, visiting at Mr.G.Williams; Miss N| Barber, of Cowansville, at home over Sunday : Mrs.G.A.Williams home from Sweetsburg; Mrs.A.Macfarlane, of Cowansville, calling on | reldtives| in this place; Mr.and Mrs, : Mr.J.C.Pettes.\u2019 recitations and readings, also, an ad- where they intend to spend a} \u201cNO NEED KENT'S CELEBRATED Flags, Ete., at will find what they want in Fireworl James Thompson\u2019s Mail orders promptly filled.| lens will require camphor gum and moth © halle Disinfectants will he needed to TYRANBY\u2014WINDSOR HOTEL, I.Au Lynch, Prop., recently of Montreal.pr'eHMoND \u2014 THE BRUNSWICK, OPposite G.T.R.Station.(i.Æ.Lans.; tion and board, $10 a week, training for\u201d teachers.trated booklet to Sec.\u2019y School-of Elocution, 18 McGill College Ave., Montreal.Miss A.Speci Send for illust.Lon Phone Up, | 4 Aflvocates, etc.© Sherbrogke.Jo ington eet, Bherbrooke.\u2019 NICOLE.ADVOCATE, % WELL- (CATE, WELLS & \u2018WHITE, ADVO- | cates, Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke.- Separate Senior and Junior Resi dental and Day Schools with Preparatory Department, | Mistresses.Physical Culture under two MISS KNOX, Principal.- INSURANCE AGENTS.pede.tJ eance agent.Fire, late Glass,\" etc.Isecord Block.D.KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUR- Life, Accident, | © DENTISTS, | H A.McCREA; Le Dental Burgeon.D.D.8.L.D.8.\\Hyroman & BRADLEY, Sun Life Building.Sherbrooke.DENTISTS, tom,\u201d said A.S.Van Valkenburgh, place where now stands the large an ( i Res.66 King St., Sherbrooke, Que | R.E.J.WILLIAMS,t8 MONTREAL .SPECIALIST.: \u2018 EMPRESSES two shafts, Nos.\u201cprosperous village of Granby.At the \u201cage of 22 he married Miss M, Roach, \u2018an English lady, who died 14 years er class of people, who never see thé performance but to whom the_parade is the event of the United [States district attorney.\u201cThe old fisherman procured a harrel, hored tion and dance was held in the Club ; full charge of t House.has had fu ge of the Throat Department on the southern limit of the ring \u2018between the La Rose and the Nipissing.] Bince 1899 2d - 04 .ye, Ear, Nose and 2 = i.; year, what would ; ch : son | a number of holes.in it and weighted |.ET yo WHO DIE cal nt the Sherbrooke Bacred Heart Hosph Fi Lb VERPOOL Co MANY VISITORS TO KNOWLTON.they do without the parade ?Deprive hie shaît, which is designed - the the hottom with lead and iron.To no, His family consisted of d eight tal.\u2019 ed ! = sat - | - - LAKE MANITOBA : Knowlton, July 2.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Al- them of it?Not as long as the Cole ins à series \u2018oi fissures Le already the top were fastened two ropes -at- asl on» war present Jo # his laut Fours ot Consultation:\u2014At the Hospt- | Fri.EMPRESS OF BRITAIN These People | Speak Well of though there was no set celebration in Brothers are in the show business.On den n fortv feet.with some very good tached to a windlass on a boat.Row- hours : I | 5 Just pal from 8 ts * ms 7 proue.hv « Satl LAKE CHAMPLAIN Knowlton, the town was alive with the contrary, I will please them more | .y leei, h sot TY 8 ing out| to the midd.e of the Blue the | 8.; ; = | [cept Sunday./ \u201c offs Br Bt.OF EMP.OF IRELAND Ta 2 rom Foster 4 ont smaltite ore coming in, considered : ; 5 L the bot- A representative gathering of friendsifSherbrooke, Que., from a.m.pp.; Fri.EMP.KE BRIE | people driving to and from | Fos by adding to our parade and giving uite a find barrel was sunk, resting on the bo of the pupils of Mra.A.7N.Kevuch _ EEE PRESS OF BRITAIN : AT Park.There were picnic parties from them a grand, frée exhibition on \u2018the TE 2 haît is d 60 feet.and in tom of the river.Then the old fisher- re ap t at the piano secital in | HARD WOOD FLOORINGS KEWELL City Pass: Agent.ne Ca every direction, one from West Bolton.show grounds when the parade re- rich ore his is ov \"he Eastonn li m.man seht his four sons, two in each in the Town Holl ida evening | Hole-bored 1 tched.hollow SR St \u2014 OD another from Iron Hill and a driving {yrns.\u201d ! : can » \u201caf direction to points fifty yards away, |g Goi uit | ole-bored, end matened, Moro i | pars from Woterl \"All seemed to : tn of the property din the gone of TT enr canoë and \u201com The Youn, icone soit hen |p, in\" died\u201d AIL Winds el _ > The Japanese eadache Cure.enjoy the day.Mr.Ross, with his TRENHOLMVILLE.ein.The O'Brie , kinga \"it m po menced| to heat the water with flat to well - merited encores, Mr thr house finish in har Ord ry Jicrted.2e 8 new launch helped to make the day Mr.James Dickson, who has been Yê!n.The rien workings, it iA paddles| raising a great hübbub.Gra- Ki | Ven =, - pA Quid ty guaranteed.rders solicited, J a _ The best remed on the market for more interesting.Knowlton citizens seriously ill.is reported to be gain- here noted, are within forty feet of the dually hev worked down to the hoat, , Le elocn a , core fn ou \u201cI 0 | Estimates given, ; ON.LTD =: 7 headache.- N.W.THOMAS, decorated their houses with flags and he marriage took place at St.Felix Chambers-Ferland property.f th where the old fisherman was ready to in 2 the ovenin Mr HC Mi erin [A H.CUMMINGS ré 5 ok Qu \u2018 - / Le \\ - Director of Eastern Townships Bank, | à few small boys had fire crackers._ de Kingsey.in the R.C.Church on The most interesting -area o the haul oht the barrel.As they came !ME the ve 2, Mr.8S.H.C.Miner in .oaticook, w.am - ven \u2014 , Coaticook, Que.| The Knowlton Cornet Band furnish- Monday morning, of two of the young Chambers-Ferland, however, is in its close té him hé quickly manned the a few congratulatory remarks, pre- if; ATE re I +.| i sn: he evening - people, Mr.James Sullivan, Jr, and [south western limits.Here the \u2018ring\u2019 1-2) = ne \u2018to the sented the successful pupils with their [| TERN - Es ; , (ed music in the evening.; 0 : : windlass and the barrel came to th fe 1! - q FA + er » { a 3 .oe gg ALSO pen We have found them to be all that is - , ei Migs Kate Slanchette.have started hay | 15 four hundred feet wide.The in- surface.| By actual count thère were 25 certificates, results of the recent Me - > eal a : 0 : = ea Tt ; ; .?AE \u20ac GI ' Tv : ami : REA pt RSS claimed for tre, > Men Ci ace || ing, in this Vicinity.~ terest in it lies as to how much of the shad, forty carp, seventeen catfish and Gil L'onservatorium examination.| TOWNSHIPS BANK.RR Sis Editor Pictou (N.S.) vocate.Mr.and Mrs.James \u201cKnowles, and immensely rich mineralized zone the nine alk salmon he barrel.The Re re.Jorn st | nn _is in Mon ren | EE Ea \u2014 ; Mr I.Knowles, spent Monday at Riv Right of Way Company is developing teh weighed 160 pounds | oyal Victoria Hospital, for special \u2014_ = - have À | .J .atc is > acc : s.\u2019 .e was 1 .place ed : bachelor.© Vine à, : pas Aug.L DEVICE \u2014Bes- - ad City Co, Quebec, Que.remuer ture is alone accounta e for this.But Creek\u2019 Church held in the old Queen Mrs.Carl Lane was in the place on hearthstone.a real home, a waiting |*hursday, the 20d day of July next.! | M RATE RATE SE \u2018to.Lon\" : = =f === : \u2014and the \u201cbut\u201d is important\u2014you can Hotel on Saturday evening last, was] Wednesday and Thursday.welcome ! -Look\u2014there is a light in the 1° Co .13 32 RESTE Srhird-class to.EE à x AP by increasingly good advertising, find] a decided SUCCOSS the proceeds amount-] Mr.Carl Lane.and Earl Lane spent window for, vou!\u201d jai\" trered 4 | The Transfer Books will be closed \u201d | SL London.Londonderry.Bel- Ÿ ten new customers for every one that er Le che nice little sum of 820.The Sunday|at Berche\u2019s Mill, na în this Benedict.tete 18 tv muttered Sh trom the 15th to the 30th of \u2018June, inszow, $27 \", SEWEET you lose.house was fastily decorated for the air avis, oi Beebe, was in this but of that\u2014let\u2019y 80 back To the club.\u201d [both days inclusive, - FOSS ar I ,.SE Ullal, , ; A .| à \u20ac .\u2014 rald.; | OST VA pe C.P.RY.occasion and reflects great credit on [Pace on ~untny 2e re ee\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014 | By order of the Board, .| HINTON LINK, 200\" ai the ladies who had the managing of ars | J.MACKINNON, 17 St.Sartatnent St, Montre affairs.During the evening the West 9 i - General Manager.rect ~~ B.BRADLEY & SON, | UNDERTAKERS AND | PICTURE FRAMERS, | ONTENAC ST.SHERBROOKE, QUM.Bell Tel.Phore se! \u2014 \u201cPANSTEAIL JUNCTION.| ; C McKelvey are visiting relatives in | | galph Tiltofi is better after | 3 Per Cent.Barneton, Baldwin's Mills and other - Geo Johnston, / | b oe .{ - laces.T ® .| ~ | RET où tons in com _ 4 Compound Interest Pvaluators for the town of Orford 9 j | ,Ç | Se R arto ~ or \\ | Sh Sle.and.Mrs.Fred Bellamy for à few wee =.the has gone to Pel ons | Pos - Beche Mosntain- for the sum ; aol Gordon has been stop - ch Me and Mrs, Will Mun Tea tn oe ald North Hatley, for 7 Cd (am, actu di Some of the reatest sportsmen in the world use Zam-Buk because it heals bruises, cute, a brasions, etc., so speedily, and prevents blood poison, festering, and all danger of wounds * taking the wrong turn.\u201d It also cures stiffnéss, muscular pains, insect stings, etc.JE\" Send this cou Eudorsed by Tarento Ball Team, Huron A.A.A., West TR name and Fund Y.M.C.A., Toronto, James Reynolds, Port Hope Tes Walker and others: HEALING, SOOTHING AND ANTISEPTIC.All druggists soc, or Zaimm-Buk Con with your dress to the Zam:Buk \u2018Co., Toronto, TEEN (enclose ic, stamp for postage) and a free sample will be sent.4 This bank accepts Savings in any amount, and allows interest at the rate of 3%, compounded twice a year.You can bank by Mail - Eastern Townships Banh Established 1859 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ma.Bolton orchestra gave several fine selections, so, also, did Miss Luvia and Mr.L.Allen.The candy table was a great attraction., CHERRY RIVER.ville the past week caring for: her daughter, Mrs.George Smith, who is ill with typhoid fever.- Mr.Warren Buzzell and Miss Bertha have completed their work, Mt.James Buzzell.being one of them has returned to his home.© There was a dance at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.Smith on Saturday evening.Mrs.Archie Buzzell and little daugh- Mrs.FE.Schoolcraft was in George- | ter, of Magog, are visiting her par This is the Maid of Besutiful face ; = With wealth of hair and matchless Complexion clear and without a fault ;.She\u2019s a regular user of ABBEY*SSALT.Bherbrooke, May 29th,.1905.3 If you want the.BEST JOMNSTONIS Studio \u201cget them.- Is the place Amateur work pi Yi epecial atten- tris, ; i 119 Wellington Street.The thing you might have accom- Ji hed, dn the last mouth, throug he and didu't- amount than the gum of those may accomplish, wering the ola Jive atid ads.toa little Jess you~ tines which wouch using and 808 | \"PHOTOGRAPHS ! stant, : .et : ! to cote.oo purse, is = ents, Mr.and Mis.J.Regnier.Nature\u2019s Own Beautiffer.\u201d | llicu uds., during the month | vor Pech, trained nurse, | _ | Ay | ne for a few days.ti ._\u2014 7 7 - # ent b | : ~o ~mith, Rock Island, sp ' , : 4 av at Mrs Fred Forests.\u201d - | AC b IER \u2014 * | ai | - : | - | - F ! -| .4 ep Ets pr ry ry TT Gaggia CFEC PEP A : \"ÈS : _ _ PL J w a, LE er \u2014 nn 4 ; nf a a. out the themes and contra melodies given to the many instru- won es un gen \u2014-\u2014 ann a son a A TOR Rei ty SY STR PES TY - = | THE AUTOPIANO An orchestral conductor \u2018recently said that he could hear more of the beauties of an orchestral score from the Aufopiano that he could by playing the piano score himself.This may seem a strange assertion, but it is easily axplaiaed; for with the Autopiano you have sixty-five fingers at your command (as against ten human fingers) making it possible to bring ments of an Orchestra, while with your own few fingers the above Daily demonstration of these splendid instruments at our store.Visitors always welcome, ry (11 | FROM $3.00 1 $4.00 - Cut glass bon hon, cut glass sugar bowl, cut glass cream pitcher, cut glass spoon tray, cut glass vase, silver plated candle stick, plated toast rack, pair salad servers, sterling top mustard pot, pair sterling salt shakers, handsome biscuit jar, cake plate, bread\u201d plate, English breakfast cruet, oak cased butter boat or biscuit bar- \u201cFor not.Saturday, we will\u2019 give a list of articles costing from $4 to 86.js pv inson, Prospect street, A.N.Worthington, .P., spent yestrday at his home in the city, returning to Ottawa \u201cto-day.\u2018Miss \u2018Georgie Mclutosh, of Montreal, is the guest of Miss Minnie Bostwick, Prospect street.Mr.J.\u2018Stuart Grecushields, of the E.T.Bank, has been transferred to Danville, Mr.McDougall, from Drummondville, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.New- on Saturday, July 4th.Mrs.G.R.Martin left town yester- | Me \"WE.Paton left, to-day for & WEDDING QIFTS ed om Montre, js tho] visit to Montreal, : Mr.A.B, Astle, of the E, T.Bank, Sherbrooke, leaves ou onday for Cookshire, to do relieving wor Mrs.G.H.Kerr, Mrs.Cameron and Master Douglass Kerr are spending a three weeks\u2019 holiday in |Leeds.Mr.J.E.Smith spent| a few days at, his home in Megautic| oun a fishing trip recently.Mr.Ray Finnegan has one to -Chau- \u2018diere Curve, where he still remains in the employ ot F.M McCrea.Mrs.Alexander McKay, from Gould, is spending a few days with her sis- The fineral of the late Jobbers for peeling, sawing and cording spruce pulpwood.WE MAKE A A SPECIALTY | \"OF PUTTING UP AND [J SHIPPING CAMPING | \u2014 ORDERS \u2014 DEAN.ROWE & LACEY Camping Orders If you cdanot find them else try if vou ips with Tan \u2018any where can get Sho:ës fro Us.Morenoy, FOUR CHI BEFOË Had Not Paid COURT.LHOWEVÉ J possibilities are greatly limited ee d Mrs, Flanders, of Stan- rel, etc., ete.| ton, ; Queen street.Dr.an rs, Flanders, \u2019 TENT ANI We are recelving some specially nice styles of thie New York |\"\"ÿe invite vou to come in and se| Best match of the snson\u2014Rand Drill sends sent 0 oy hoes Jo fom wile WANTED | _ FR Autopiane- this week and invite your inspection.our stock whether you wish to buy vs.East Sherbrooke, Lacrosse grounds pn\" \"pp bel i eins stationed.5 ton on Tuesday id Court.before Mr.JE day {dr a visit to friends in Kingsey, |, \u201cp07 RB.McLeod, Melbourne | H.GC.WILSON & SONS.A.6.SKINNER |¥eipime and Daavile Le 2 Frome City.EEADING|Snog piss Sole Agents for the famous Autoplano._ Jeweller and Optician.Mr.J.B.Donnelly, of the Mer- Mr.and Mrs.George A.Gill leit on \u2014 8 \u2014 : chants Bank, St.Jerome, spent Do- Tuesday evening for Dixville, where ~~ i i = {minion Bay in town the guest of Mr.they will vfsit relatives for .a few : ~1 : I and Mrs.Alex.W.Blue, at \u2018\u2018Park-.days.} ; J wood.The visiting Governors| of the Sher- } I : DRINK CITY NEWS _Regular meeting of Court Friendship brooke Protestant Hospital for July i : 5 : : hb A3&4 BY WS No.5, C.O.K., to-night, 8 o\u2019clock, are Messrs.W.RB.Webster and T.M.sharp.Very special business, every Craig.member requested to be present.By Mrs.John | .Installation ot- officers will take order, Chief Ranger.Fales will leave their residence, 14 | mere : 7 ; W AN Ss I RC U Place tonight at Unity Lodge.Miss Nona Molson, from England, High street, on Friday, at 2.30 pm., 9 Give a PURE WHITE LIGHT and no blackening A large number of Leunoxville peo- who has spent the winter with her sis- for the Congregational.church, thence a b - 1 : ple spent Dominion Day at North |ter, Mrs.Worthington, left to-day for to Elmwood cemetery.Ji of the ulb.Il.\u2018 - \u201cWirth | - TEAS = = = 25¢ to 60c per Ib.Hatley.Rev.William Adams, is in Lennox- ters, of Ascot, returned last evening from a visit to Quehec.: Quebec, where she will spend a few days and then accompany relatives to phia, who has recently recovered from a severe illness, has returned home and will accompany her parents, Rev.Mrs.M.McFadden and her nephew, Master Fraser Tarbert, who spent the a few weeks by the sea.Mrs.Amelia Isabella B of Danville, Que., now yd, formerly f ¥ancouver, nl 1: 100 candle power Lamps.Orders pip ptly filled.9 THREE TIME S the amount of lig] Guaranteed life 1,000 I i for the same E AS co EE S ville attending to the housing of his Metis for the summer.winter and spring at the New Sher- | cost of current.tours.furniture.; T I F Miss Florence Brown, from Philadel- brooke, are at Peak\u2019s Island, Me., for an rs, of Ateot, feturdel last evenisg \u2018 4 Just received a large shipment of 23, 39, 50, 80 and CONFE GOFFEES - 25c to 40c tf é The best yet\u2014Rand Drill vs.East T.B.and Mrs.Brown to Edmonton, B.C., widow of the late Chas.Ww NB En _ ; , ; : Sherbrooke, Saturday afternoon.Alta., for a three months\u2019 vacation.| Boyd, of Manchester, N.H., has been | ELECTR ICAL REP AIR and S P P LY Co.RRR WW ' will gl 1 mple of any or CR ders \u2018and t t- The many friends of Rev.T.S.Chap- granted an increase in pension of $12 || .| We wi adly SIVO à Generous samp y te boys ove Sending.a ouple pe man, of Marbleton, will be pleased to & month by United States - Govern- i; w.J.WieaET?Sropriptor i ee me vicini y.~ \u2014 our Teas or-Coffces to any person on application; STROUD\u2019S, Branch Store OPPOSITE CLEMENT THEATRE.ÿ weeks with friends in Compton.Saguenay.Mr.J.C.Barnett, of Boston, was married to Miss M.J.Proud, of Hat: lev, by Rev, A.F.Sanderson, on Dominion Day at Lennoxville.know that he is considerably improved.in health.This venerahle man is Miss Mabel Barker, who has just returned from Paris, where she has been pufsuing her musical studies, will spend the summer in Canada, principally with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Barker, at Lime Ridge, and will \u2018attendance.ment, of Washington, N.C.The élosing meeting of ithe season of Mrs.Shreve presided and ; the reports of the secretary and treas-; urer were read.who was present, bers that the thankofferip, presented in September at Toronto, the mem- was to tbe parish.He also promiged that at nop SOLE AGENTS for Sherbrooke and Don\u2019t Forget the Big Discount] Sale of _ thus affording an opportunity to compare our goods Mr.L.P.Bourgoing, of the Bank |in his 85th year, and as interested as po oye ning Meelis foe ponton ot = = i with others\u2014without expense.National, will spend the next three ever in all questions that pertain t0'| church was held in the Church Hall on Vu P weeks holidaying at Tadousac, Co.tpublic welfare and progress.Tuesday afternoon, with| the usual OO EIR RERIIRICE OASIS FRU Mr.H.J.Laberee, jeweller, \u20ac ay : - .\u2014 |; x JJ J aberee, de ess toit return to Furope in the autumn.and spoke a few words i i regard to Re J F iaken over the business of the late Mr.Robert Grundy, who has been in the apportionment o ; Peter's ; | IF YOU WANT A PIANO that will give a Life time of satisiaction and that will meet every, George Henry, at Lennoxville.Mrs.J.A.Pennoyer, who has been spending some time in Gould, return- od to town yesterday and is the guest ; Sherbrooke for some time the guest of | his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Grundy, leaves to-morrow for Quebec, and sails on the S.S.Virginian for England, where he intends to visit his on the Le vou C ngress, subjects considered, the , .requirement, try \u2018of Mrs.H.A.Odell, Melbourne street.brothers Mess rs.Harry and Fred.and the vast importance to the entire \u2014 : Me Jo Ame\u2019 bore run ous | Grondy, and Mr.rank Grundy, re Liar.Tasoliions of oon ; I you wi yesterday, going at a furious gal- {in aris, efore returning to ; 4 - tention, LeB ARON $ Music ar ors lop through Lewnoxville.A handsome his home in Alexandria, Egypt.Mos Rote, Worthoanty passed al LOU 1S A.Cc Oo > EB =e = A Redpa ; buggy is badly smashed and horse cut Remember Rand Drill vs.East Sher- Misses' Elkins in their récent bereave- M ETROPOLE BUILDING | * p Our easy pay ent system makes piano buying easy.W.B.LeBARON, :-: :-: Sherbrooke and Granby.about fetlock.Mr.J.B.Orr, of Lennoxville, was in East Angus for the day yesterday, lrooke, Saturday afternoon.The Burns Club of Sherbrooke, have secured the Gavin Spence.Company for osed with the the Rector.ment, and the meeting benediction pronounced hy \u2014 ë : HAIER IO AIIRKIKOIOIRIRK LE Mo \u201c| .where Mrs, Orr is staying Yor # time the last week in September.Nannie A DEBASING \u201cAMUSEMENT.\u201d debdtt-dete ire = EE wi .Planche, i St oh ; \u2014 Co \u2014\u2014 from a severe illness.pA ee ar Scottish (From the Chicaga Post.) \u2018When buying Ham or Breakfast Baciju , insist on urban amuse- getting A bullfight as Were a county fair or ment park to announce brooke.Mrs.Louis Beaudoin and Miss Marion Beaudoin, of Lennoxville, are The last time she appeared HEATHTON.in Sherbrooke she was not heard to | WINDSOR MILLS.> ww, J.W.t 1 her sister, i .ese .A .i i x Miss Alice Thompron bave gone to Mr.Beer, iad \"i so oe visiting their friends in East Brough- advantage in the Art Hall, but this 3 feature of its entertajnment an in-.PEATE .: Kingsey to visit friends and rela- farm in the Horn neighbor ood for the 4on, Thetford, Quebec and Ste.Anne time the club has secured the.Clement dignant protest would go up from the.a Ti - tives, 5 sum of 35,500, to a French gentleman.de la Pocatiere, County 1 Kamouraska.Theatre.public and the law very properly wi - \u2018 \u2014 \u2014 would put a stop to the brutal exhibi- : c | tion.If our Olympian games were to be replaced with gladiatorial contests] in which a man in full armor battled with another man whose weapons were.a net and trident the savagery of suchy- an exhibition would be denounced the Over 30,0 Bell Tel.324.\" world over.And yet the coming of.cet te A eves | each summer brings a f ma of \u2018\u2018amuse- Peoples Tel.90.279 Wollin ; ° .ar \" 0.I i ment\u2019\u2019 which, though it owes its in-} #* png.3-F-3-505 ! gett Nn y terest solely.to the imminent possibi- mem mem = - = \u2014 co Ÿ FFERS before the eyes of the thousands a her many friends, who aceyiy sympa REMEMBE Us oN - I _ - \"WHICH 0 spectators, arouses no| general thize with the bereaved motu, sis: ., \u2014 OR SA test \u2019 4 eg = ters and brothers.es hibit | CHANCES F I The feat of a man who rises ha The funcrul will take | place TF riday [1a in à 00 ; PROPERT ; 3 r IN » > t .= _ | mile into the air, dangling trom a morning from the re idence à re or \u2018balloon, and then plunges earthward, |© clock to the R.C.7 F°, SALE, ! | clinging to a parachute requires a cer- [EN RANBY.) a tain sort of courage, but little of the MES, JAMES KE Mp KT )\u2014Han- Bedford Scythes, Snaths, Dong profitable _- skill which is the redeeming feature of | 1\" Goons an\u2019 old and respected re- \" all dangerous sports.In fact, it is eident of this place, amid widow of the Hay Rakes, Drag Rakes, _ C.S.Buckland, Be probable that were it not for the feel-|7, late James Kent, died at her home on de \"PWO HORSES Hay 3 Scythe Stones, = § 1) | hew ! What an Invasion of Bargai mn Hunters.] ing that the Pe Toth ight be killed Saturday, in the 91st year of her._ F Fletcher, Shert \u2014as too olten he 18-\u2014 ordinary bal- 1.Rev.oo.Davidson, af Waterloo, î nn ixtures.| loon ascension, which id the feature of ucted the funeral, which was held Grind S ones and FOR | 7 ji 50 thoy amusement re or especially on Monda at her late residence.| - { in the small towns, w e of hitlel'hree children survive, Mr.Arthur [ 7 sont { 1 Our July Clearance Sale has scored a Record Breaking Success.or no interest to the general public.Tt Kont, of Granby ; Mr.A.L.Kent and $ | Fo sain, - ; - : |is the sight of a man jor woman in Mrs, Williams, of Minneapolis.À 8 of store in the fio .- ; | imminent he © of à a horrible death daughter, Mrs.Kdeson Spears, pre- of Hock aflund, Qu pr .: , - at draws the crowd and makes cld xd her just two months to the RP SR bust \u2018 The crowds are with us.Our offerings are recognized as unmatchable and unprecedented.We talked J spectacle \u201cpay.\u201d ui .evens her.just two mouths to ihe Factor y 3 ices to Merchants | ee Don't del .i \u2014 e man who risks his life, as the 4hodist cemetery.- | ock Island, Que.strongly in our announcement ad, a few days ago\u2014predicting much and we have more than made good, | Wright brothers have risked their lives | 7947 Come Rd \u2014 - in the perfecting of heavier-than-air |.MILES LAPOINT, STANBRIDGE J, $.MITCHELL 8 \u201cw F A A THIS SALE IS QUE GRE ATEST TRIUMPH\u2014the past few days\u2019 selling have proved that point beyond reasonable doubt._/ -accomplishes some- | and adds to the r less practical STATION.Stanbridge Station, July i2.\u2014 jal.)\u2014Mr.Miles Lapoint a highly re- | flying machines thing for science | world\u2019s store of more tractor\u2019's gant, tor and brooder.ett toad.No (Spee- RAGE & MACHINE vou AUTOMOBILE ; Share in our triumph.\u2014save thr ough our reductions \u2014 serve yourself a good turn by paying less than regular\u2014 Enowledge, Put {pe joan who risks his pected citizen of ary sa Automobiles | repaired and supplied Fos, SALE=POI, A ¢ v Tuesday , 8 ne 4 less than wholesale \u2014 less than you ever heard of.7 \u2018 ly to satisfy a brutalizing delight in ling, June 9th, after a your's illness hocessars sarth.© irae\u201d batteries ro price fob.Bheriro: LS = | : seeing a human being n peril.Some of, liver disease, | He was a great bul charged.| EW Combnny eh b Pa Lo ; : | day these debasing exhibitions: wi yatient sufferer for five months, Out A.||T.DR : lerbroo EE .The Sale is.barely underway.To-morrow it will swing on, swaying thousands to marvellous economies.Join prohibited and then we shall wonder le family of eight brothers and 14 and 16 Water Street, -_ - CU \u2014\u2014 \u201c4 the crowds-partake in goal things.These for instance: \u2014 | why they wore toloratéd so long.sisters, only three brothers are now | Open Friday) en Satorduy until 3 JOR, SAL aT ; ê.+ alive.Thess lot qe ; +++.Deceased leaves a widow and four | ie : Orr a Pot ge \u2018| oo Hs dt children, Mrs.J.M.Stevens, Mrs, MRS Ë SMITH.ray, St.Adolphe \u2018 | ! .Colored Ducks .VERY SPECIAL OFFER Ladies\u2019 White Waists Death Re ried.Alice French, Lewis Lapoint and Geo, =e TOR BAL a Your choice on our entire stock of In Children\u2019s Print Dresses, 30 doz in all.Children\u2019 8 Print This is the last call on Ladies\u2019 $ Lapoint, besides one grandchild, Aleen Face and Séalp treatment.A ful F month vo pox bo \u20ac in Duck: The real thing for Dresses, all made and nice trimmed.ha 2 years to 8 years.White Shirt Waists, Real value$1.50 CRAN French, line of Finest | Preparations, includiag Sd.Howard Part: a iildren\u2019s Dresses.Regular He yd.Real value, 50c each.and $1 each.Fhe funeral was held Wednesday.Almondine \u201c Fomplexine, Skin Food FOR SALES i JULY SALE, 12¢ YD, JULY CLE ARANCT LE.99¢ FACH.JULY SALE, 78 EACH | MRS.JOHN FALES.SHERBROOKE.10th, from the Mcthodizt church, \u2018and Hair Tonle, etc.F t Sal .P 5 .» 4, ,2 ! .» + sara Mower ! \u2019 slid.\u2019 e ! | L | LA ° The death occurred on Tuesday .of Mba iis A Mito at Anpointmenty made by telephont Ply ¢ -_ Grey, Moy adies\u2019 Shirt Waist Suits Colored Chambrays the wife of Mr.John [Fales, of = this [yr IE CORE Miteheoek |*71E | 0 ; S am son, le eheock R SALE -CII Just 3 dor.in all Ladies Colored DRESS MUSLINS DRESS MUSLINS ! ! J an My, at the ave of 51 Lead Se [and William Tiénbull.The funeral | FO at Just about 1100 yards left of Jérnesses, BUMIMEE 5 a daughter of the late pl'ankhurst ons, of Lake Beauport The funeral will take 12.30 pm.took place at Bedford.} , TI MRS.HELEN GATER.BURG.Frelighsburg, July 2- (Special) -\u2014 Mrs.Helen: Galer, wife of thé late Mr.Herbert (aler.passed away Monday morning at.5.30 at the home of and White, Shirt Waist Suits.value, 55 anit.JULY SALE, derson\u2019s Real Fast Colored Chambray.Regular value, 124c yd.JULY SALE, YD.Regnla r 32 1 Now is a sple did chance to buy a nice Dress Muslin at low price.All colors, also white.Regular value, AULY CLEARANCE SALE, 21e YD.\u2018| SPECIAL OFFER IN WHITE SHEETING | Ladies\u2019 Silk Waists A good heavy 8-1 wide Ready Made Only 5 8-4 and We offer the balance of our $5 White very [| 25e yd.- L place Friday at , .FRELIGHS- \u2014 1 {OR HAYLE 5 11.-_ Gine with all 1 nat, Algo otre J+ 1p engine Const vomis, City.£3.89 SUIT, 10c Ready-made Sheets leva MISS FLOSSIE SCOTT.RICHMOND.Richmond, July 2.\u2014(Special.)\u2014After many months of pati nt suffering the Sor =.slightly\u2019 Sheet.Real value, $1 each.pieces of White Sheeting, 9-4 wide, or Black Japanese Silk Waists for 2; soiled.Value, 35e and 30c yd, Co \\ death of Miss Fl tt, brot} George 11.Rey-| yo Tor HALE Au ir JULY 9c F JULY SALE AT $2.98 EACH.eath of Miss Flossie Scott, daughter [her brother: Mr.George M.Rex- The best Enhmelhware Cleaner onthe.38 80 nA \u201d i Y SALE, 89e FACIL.TO CLE AR THIS WEEK AT 19¢ YD.of the late James Scatt, occurred at nalds, Mrs.Galer was a little over \u201c best Tnhimelware Cleaner 0 x ok car.\u2018 he 3 Le > arke J ag » { ar ç \u20ac on Readymade Pillow Slips White Point Esprit Dresses | fs omy sence on Fussy mors ty rs gh at Hl Lo bo | ore bg vo oul.hl \u2019 | 3} v Ç , i CS T\u2014\u2014 Made of the very best white cotton, LADIES WHITE: UNDERSKIRTS Only 3 White Point d\u2019 Esprit Dress- A loving and gentle| disposition had |of the Church of 1 hese, and sig | Sinks, Lai glories and Baths will.Fo RATE vs _ Li Regular ' made the Jate Miss Scott a favorite in the choir for nenrly forty years.| last 50 per cent, longer by using double cvhindes He and highly respected young Indy with | Mes, Caler vas well liked by all who | Poli | \\ it ey © ually ner Bond, ax new ke JULY 5: Yo FAC JUL = FAN ; 15.85 ee : - came in contact with her.and she ishine, Ng grit.no acid.Equal Apply tn, CEE RC CN Y SALE, 19¢ E ACI.JULY CLEARANCE SALE, 67c¢ E ACH.| EACH.LA Cl Teton greatly prison by ver | Then | as good for Gopper, Brusz and Silver- Que, 7 GKON +++.+++ fc Te i Over 30,000 Readers daily.Reach ali parts of the Eastern Townships 3|2 Saudi, % Levnociies à define |, VE J.I.Feltus is at his home for | - ; L SONS Mr.Gleason's place as Principal of the: Mrs.Rice from Massachusetts is the Will get you anything you want.Syllabic Shorthand\u2019 College during his DRESS GOODS ani LUSTRE SALE | | absence ne guest of Mrs.B.B.Albee.; Mingtor 3treot +: - ag TT em eee .no YN ° .ae.: Bi a > \u2018 a A Butterick Pattern A Butterick Pattern ; } .; 1 | | d (mn ) d , 1100S : Mr.D.J.Tob fe East Sherbrooke, FRELIGHSBURG.Free with cv .?Ir + © RE ffeil On y cent a wor iNIMUM 15 words an six inserti 3 for \u2018has just returned from Montreal, where\u2019 î \u2026 3 .en » every Dress Free with every Dress .vom, Arrivals include Mr.W.H.Robinson ength of 5 yards or length of 5 yards \u201cor = may ° .° ; ; : he bas been under the care of.Dr.} | ne ., - ce\u2019 f f Pic our ays ra of Granby ; Mrs.Slatford and son, over, ver.Tope TL 7 pr 1ce\u20190 ve, y re Lafayette.Mr, Lobig is not much: Kenneth, of Montreal ; Mrs.Wood and - EMBER Usion-\u2014 | : | improved, and is vecovering very slow- Mr, N.Galer, of -Dunham: Mr.and .a | * Fb AHR ly, it hoing necessary for him still to M, 7 Qatar\u201d of Dunham; Nr Cond qu | 4 HELP WANTED \u2014 FEMALE, [remain in bed.he funeral of the late Mrs.H | .5 PROPERTIES FOR SALE, HELP WANTED \u2014 MALs, | .He tend the funeral of the late Mrs.H.: \u20ac | Wool Dress Stuffs & 10 ols \u201ci CU ! red : : > Mr.and Mrs; George :Johnston yes- Galer ; Miss A.Rohert, from St.Ar- Black Dress Lustre I 3 J 4 ing 7 Fox * SALE.~TEMPERANCE AND :: ANTED i aN men PERIENCED AED GENERAL (SERVANT.terday Ç entertained at.their cottage, mand Station, on.her vacation ; Mrs, FREE Pattern 39¢ - : only hotel -at Barnston.Ten acres w.F.Vilas.Cowansville.\u2019 | - im mem \u201cSans Souci,\u201d Lake Scaswaninepus, Burke returned to Philipsburg, Wed- = dford Scythes, Snaths, 1 land.Buildings in good repair, \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014- \u2014 RERS.TO WORK W ANTON OP VAE ADD EE Mon Mr.and Mrs.R.0.Hopkinson, Miss nesday ; the, Misses Kate and Georgie - > :Ÿ - Doing profitable bustness.Fasy terms | 7 ANTED-LABORERS, ro ORE LeBaron: North Hasler TB.B.1 Vera Hopkinson, the Rev.Nr.Corn- Dunn spending Sunday in Cowansville .ly Rakes Drag Rakes, C.S.Buckland, Barnston, Que.tions on or ey, buildings at Asbestos es - _ well, of Waterville, Mr.and Mrs.Jas.|at Mr.G.K.Nespbitt\u2019s.| All double width, and extra || This lot comprises some twon-.; \u2019 \u2019 - = Mines.Wages $1.50 per day, paid week- \\\\TANTED\u2014IMMEDIATELY A PLAIN Johnston and Miss Alice Therrien, of , = \u2014_- value at each price.Very strong- \u2018ty pieces © including Panawmas, V Forks Scythe Stones, TWO HORSES FOR SALE\u2014C.H.ly.Apply to Clark Gordon, Contrac- || cook and a housemaid.Mrs.A.Sherbrooke.th C LISGAR.est dye, lustrous finish.ustres, Nun's Voilings, Serges, y dy v Kr - Fletcher, Sherbrooke.tor, Asbestos, P.Q.: N.Worthington, 66 Dufferin Ave.Co .Mr.Thos.Lyster has- returned home He quality oon os 20¢ :gte:, ete, In all colors.All re- en .- hal 1 _ ; - The treasurer of tho Sherbrooke : hos.Ly: ; ha i\u201d A We quality.30c |gulation double width; and all ind Stones and Fixtures.0 | - TANTED\u2014THREE = GOOD WEAV-I: NTED\u2014A SERVANT GIRL FOR Protestant Hospital acknowledges with after VIS ting re atives and riends an 50c quality .Le Leu 40c of, the above Büc and G0c Values : FOR SALE.VW \u201cers for our woollen mill.Paton | \" hotel work.No washing.Address k .s: Ladi = 1 St.Johnshury.Vt.7 and Keene, N.H.fhe-quality o.oo.al Boe: dircug day.39 ° - : - Manutacturing Company, Sherbrooke.Aylmer Hotel, Garthby.| thanks the following sums: Ladics Miss Ella Richards is visiting her 80e quality .we 65] ARD 5 ueee ere OC \u2014_ And any Butterick Pattern fee.\u2019 : - Lo : Committee, %25; George Williamson .° i gy SAT I K \u2014 = ft s : RY Sh à Mr: Henry .\"ds ! od r oo JOS aL: ant Silverware ord loots EN WANTED IN EVERY LOCALITY | \\\\ANTED=TABLE MAID AT THE Kingsbury, $10; Wm.Farwell, $20: Inther, Wry Henry.Richards, for a few iS e il.: s of store in the flourishinæ little village in Canada to advertise our goods, |' ew \u2019 or Mrs.Farwell, $5: Presbyterian Church - TOUT - TON TT TU - \" T - \u2026 > T - T TT 7 .C \u2018 .; a ! ; a Ç- TORRES 4 EE oh rx sp re or oa er ER RCE : .llingt St.HT , : returne { of Rock Island, Que., a splendid chance tis k up showcards 1m all ponspicuous guages.1784 We tngton _ of Lingwick, 88: St.John\u2019s Church, Wat Philip Lyster has returned to | Co or 4 young man wanting to start In d distri smal tisl ; ŸD\u2014 ed 20 =() .> Crai = Ms home in Sherbrooke, : : tV prices to Merce ants RB business.Don't delay as you will miss a a at ary ros per .A Ta ADDRESS ERALS Waterville, 42.50 ; T.M.Craig, $50.arreter emma | yl RE SR Ro Island, Que.Jas.A.Gilmore, yon hand expenses $4 per day.Steady Melbourne street.The authorities in charge of Victoria Real estate never was a bad invest = >\u201d # \u2014 ' work the year round; sutirely mew plan; ANTED\u2014GIRL TO walT on |lark would be conferring a special ment\u2014but it probably never was so - ; 0 ' Jor save BAY MARE CON- 40 #xperience required.Wr ast par- LIV table.Oriental restaurant, 18]favor on the public who patronize the good an investment as it is nowadays.SITCHELL : : cord buggy and harness, lot con- ticulars.Wm.R.Warneg « Vo.King street.1 park, if they put a stop t® the road Real estate ads.were always worth \u2018 ; actor's plant.No.2 Chatham incuba- London, Ont.Canada.in the park being made use of as a reading\u2014hut never so much so as now- | ; Ce ; - tor and brooder.John Hood, 82 Beck- \"|; ANTED AT ONCE\u2014TWO TABLE- bicvele k.by y et abl ; ed .; a ett Road.5 {ALESMAN\u2014GOOD CANVASSER IN 'V \u201cgirls, New Lake Park Hotel.Tel | bicycle track, by young, irresponsible aduys.| LILE GARAGE 8 MACHINE WORK - TT _- 1 each section to sell established and 1002.boys.The road was not built for such b \u2019 ; OR SALE\u2014PORTE AI.LEN EN- exclusive lines on new, attractive plan.\u2014\u2014 use, and those who go to the park mu .: | ues repaired Land supe F ine, 150 hip, in! \"good order, low profitable business in protected tem: \"TO LET Twith their families \u201ctor a breathing Superior Horses À xoline,.ATK eB sl ) r ob.s ro Î ; i able ! .a - ° , ; - > ; gi.iby Storage batteries rer.On D a merbrooke, Fuil particulars tory.Box 422, Ottawa.- spell should be protected.Yesterday, Valuable Carriages | _ © \u2018 Fo Company, Sherbrooke.- et te ce T RENT.\u2014 THE UPPER STORY | for some hours during the afternoon, : | ; ; RK.T.DREW cits \u2014_\u2014 mm Se LOST AND FOUND, ; of the Brooks black, suitable for ome four or five young lads on ls.Splendid rness Water Street, - iat (OR SALE\u2014AT i YF SILVER 7 \u2019 i halls, light manu acturing, - storage | ,.cles rode up and down the roadway.; ing\u2019 i siduy end Saturday until $ Lake.ot HEAD ald) lots.J OST-BRACK AND TAN COLLIE, io \"Apply to H.R.Fraser.yee re gever ] row escapes \u2014_\u2014 Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Hats, o'clock.Co N° They de.about.four building 4 with 4 white feet.\u2018Return to 19 Pply 1 There were several nar scapes \u2014 Etc.| 1 A se lots afford.a pleasant view of the | Pine street, Sherbrooke.~ from accident, and one or two child- CCR _ Lu Half Price 1 .LE ; ; Gras Terms reasonable.Apply H.* oO LET\u2014GOOD ROOMS, WITH OR ren ot n st falls in getting out of cnrs T'uesday 5 offerings repeated by Se ; # 1 j E \u20ac SMITH.Jray, St.Adolphe de Dudswell.JLOST-FRIDAY, EVENING, PROS-|l \u201cwithout board.55 Queen \u2018street, |\" gob & 4 eckloss riders : We are instructed * by Mr.Max La- special request.Ÿ About ten left, if you find ube i\u2019 3 - : a : \u2019 1 bect street, or vicinity, pearl ear- near Portland Square.the way of the rec sr : pointe, Master Carter, who is.giving up Please note that the following | ! - Ba : fee AN Li i .treatment.A full - NOR SALE\u2014FOX HOUND, FIFTEEN ring.Reward at Dr.Worthington's.; - \u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A very delightful joint relital of the business, to sell by Auction, without are all this seasin's\u2014no old [to suit, pay only; à price.\u201d A UE > Seal ar tie à cluding 7 old \"Howard Barton era\u201d months OST\u2014ON KING ST.FROM ST T° LET\u2014IN MELBOURNE VILLAGE music pupils of \u2018Madame Alice Lem- | reserve, at his stables, stock.Bires J 32, Ho 44 and all other millinery reduced.:, CR at \u2018eparatious, 1m \u2019 th) : .DI\u2014O- : Di.| \u2014House gultable Ior one or two .ï ati te : onvenient isplayed on centre CR inest Prepa .Ski Food = ee + mer Patrick's Church to Peel street, one families, or boarding house.Two minu- |aire-Bernard and the elocution pupils No.274 - 378 VISITATION ST.| aside.ne pra © - - | \u2019 4, 3 Complexine, In UR SALE=\u2014(iAS STOVE WITH pair Pearl Beads in case.Please return tes from Centre, above surroundings, of Madame J.Aime Darche took place Montreal, - | Value circus day | i - Tonic, etc.a .ol hot water heating attachment.Ap-| to Mr.Jos.Masse at Codere Fils.& sheltered from north.Newly renovated.on Tuesday afternoon at the residence - oo 65¢ 450 \" .; ments made by telephone, Ply G.H.Urey.Rand Co.works.Cie.and be rewarded.James Dickson, Trenholmville.of Madame Darche on King street.The On Wednesday Morning, July 8, .[LI oe Grocery Section 6 ) 1 TOR SALE\u2014CHII IN\u2019 PONY J OST\u2014BETWEEN COATICOOK ~AND rfY0 LET\u2014SELF CONTAINED HOUSE drawing room was tastefully decorat- all his valuable horses, vehicles.har- $1.35 | 98: | Lo GG ; \u2014 S - Louth compete Aa RE of pony, | - 4 Barnston, Ladies\u2019 crochet white |.À\" 29 Portland Ave.Ten rooms, all ed with potted plants in bloom, and pess, etc., including four splendid double $1.60 .5125 { Don't Jet these == + harnesses, summer and winter rigs.Ap- shoulder shawl, on FriGay, June 19th.modern conveniences, including hot wa- ~ | } i : > ; -to- s * 32.00 - 41.65 JCireus specials TE 5 L 1 ers the following no- coupes, all made by Ledoux, up-to-date $2 \u201cJ sper rt H.Pankhurst, 32 Dominion avenue.Tel.The gentleman who found it please com- ter heating and gas.Apply L.8.|flowers and le : ME pro and modern Cin every hartabtordate | Le 228 268F, ; \u2026 - Municate with the Postmaster a Mase Channell, or Thos.Lone.27 Portland gramme was carried out with mu i n nice beautiful order, one of them in use on- .= à cet ine your\" \u2014 Hs awippi.Avenue.; | success : Marche, 4 hands (Arthur ly a few weeks, all have best rubber Imported Oilcloth 39c.| put tine youl = {OR BALK\u20145 HH.P.GASOLINE EN- __ TT na L So ->->\u2014\"\u2014 Foote), Miss Jeannette Ledoux, a- tires.One single and one double Victor: \u201cquote.x oo ; I jest ON TUESDAY, BE EEN MISCELLANEOUS.> nr A Im Five pieces imparted Fnglich = et zx I hy im, FA da .ine wi it ; stall in.end oF ton de (Sul- 1a, with rubber tires, Ledoux\u2019s make.15 Oîle \u201c Cone 10: ne 0 boat: pI CE RS net 1 Ansell\u2019s Drug Store and Dr.|Fare- lame.Bernard ; Harmonie-poesie ¢ ol very superior horeges including two pairs ; Dt te ls A pa ha PURE CREAM CTARTERG\u2014 os \u201cbp.TL ' ; es Wells house.Small green purse con- lv-Prudhomme), Miss Marjory Rob- splendid matched bay carriage horses.Con writ hing HL) any ati Tena or 27¢ pound.\u201d RS engine complete.Apply W.Li.Co ; : - \u2018 a FE IMMED- | - .8 .tion within fifty miles on a put Value 460, for Zie 1 z vomis, City i So taining bills and small change.Reward FUVRNITURE FOR SALE L ins: Danse (Gurlett Miss Jeanne They are an exceptionally fine lot of | Chase of fifteen sei: -C vards or : .- 15° \u2014 on return to Box 97 Record Office.t rent Nase To eine: Delorme : Valse (5S Kiesling) Mr.Fu- horses.2 A Carioles.one set Bo r over, Excellent value at 0c.° CANNED TOMATOES ind ~ Tree 5 ; - \u2026 cheap.A : Cox, T= : Se (1, CAB RTE an.mus ox robes, one set good blac Cire oo : aril dl Jo CE Cre : LE ; OR SALE\u2014AUTOMOBILES.ONE 40 - to tread pRly - ff -R S, Kiesl ) Migs = ; Circus day \u201c2 ! Log Cabin Brand, le tin 61 7°: KR} A .tema A 2 OUND\u2014ON SATURDAY LAST AT ton street.[gene Griffith : ose =.Meshing).iss rohes, four sets very best double har- | pk s _ Ç .ORCH ; - 240 t Entunflware Cleaner on the ing pg ANA \u201cTom.CP BON These F South Bolton, a purse containing J K USED Marguerite Gauthier ; recitation, Miss ness (silver mounted), one set single PER BG VD 322000 306 | L 8125 per doz, 231 d Le wii \u201cars can be scen at Magog House.Geo.FMall sum of money.Apply to Joseph | WTOUNG MAN WANTS wWoRÉ-\u20140 any Mary Smith; Marche des Soldats Che- ditto, lot of fine users vues, blankets, = ï CARD PEAS OR COR - Fa BL Es ho.Guan, - Emerson.- i { Booth, South Bolton, prove property to garden or arm wor % Vi Fant ue\u2019 (R.Schumann), Mr whips, stable sundries, office desk, etc._ | A ANSE \u2018 14 dans fn ; 43 ME Lo oo 1 will : | and pay charges.reasonable job: Abstainer.Box 96 Fe- toler a PE J \u201ceu va ; This | important nreserved auction Lag Cabib Brand, 4 om © « ; er jen à Baths Cs ND\" Cu ; i : .) Ce ee mis cord.> u ratien: Joyeux : Paysa sho arg attended as is onc | or 5 (nse of 2 doz.il A Adon tard \u2019 .pind .OR SAILÆ\u2014AT A BARGAIN.A A MS FOR SALE .\u2014 Yoh ) Miss Annette Caron .of the biggest\u2014of the kind ever held in | Zn, or 8190 Car ! ; : |A ont loner.by using \u2018x double cylinder | Ford automobile, : FAR SALE, ATANTED TO RENT\u2014A SECOND ( Schumann).Miss > M : Montreal.Mr.Lapointe's rigs are well Tore GLI £a TRS oo ol ne good as new.Reason fog selling.ow- {VV hand piano for July\u2019 and August, Aix Champs, (F.L.Morey).Miss knpwn as the best that could be pur- SM A te : .# Vo rite no acid.Equally TE Appi! Jn health and unable to ERS {'ARM FOR.SALE\u2014§0 ACRES GOOD by party in vicinity of Knowlton.Good annette Ledoux : Aurieuse Histoire chased.[ Summer | Khai 507 ; se ot 100 + Bt \u201c CL Silver- / Que.\u201d v G.K.Nesbitt, owansville, land and buildings, cheap for cash.care guaranteed.X.Y.Z., Knowlton.(S.Heller), Miss Jeannette Denault : |.Sale at 10.30.Lo | oo | | 13 hats for 5e, or Cae of 4 7 Copper, Brass and Si oo \u2014 .| ; Hugh McFadden, Lennoxville.: - N BIRD recitation.Miss Clara Mallory : selec- | FRASER BROS.| | i bars for 33.70.: ; * ; ; \u2019 a \u2014 7 \u2014 7 (INGING CANARIES AND REE he SALES .A ; ; ; : Auctioncers.\u2018 OC Co J à; 28 Ad day .A Fr sans EACH, a 140 VER [FOR SALE\u2014ONE HUNDRED FARMS SINGING sale.Siberian gold finch- tion (Theo Lack).Mis Jeanne {iauth- L [ .DIE Corsets | ANT BAKING POWDERS 14 A oo righ Pianos, o .throughout astern OWNShips.es, skylarks.thrushes, bullfinches, Jap-|jer : Amarant (Gavotte ax Fichler) \u2014 | | ! oe.often sold oh 4 LR yw B pla jase, full iron frame.Just the | Houses in Sherbrooke, Lennoxville, and pnese robins, bird seed, gravel, ete.Miss Germaine Denault : selection.Miss LAKE MASSAWIPPI | ar i OL \"1 ia 7 In LT Wilson & sont SuMMer cottage.H.C.| other towns.Properties various kinds.Gold fish and #lobes.aquarium re.|: rel n : Cabal Thec : (Our CR 45\u20ac ! nd { : 2 son & Sons.| ._ Descriptive list, Hon.Henry Aylmer, quigits.West End Bird Store.1012] Elizabeth Horton : ; LUabaletta (T eo Steamer Pocohontas time-table | : _ AE 0 0 , = on a | Sherbrooke, Que.=.Natre Dame strect, west, between Chat- | Lack).Miss Anne Marie Genest ; reci- Leaves North Hatlev for \u2018Cl a Vill | | - : 1 # .: _e : wr H SALE-STOCK ANP FIXTURES > | gam and Canning, Montreal, Que.tation?Miss T.Gagne: soirée musi- , \u201c5XOT TA Ê nw (Lien Villa ; OL.ml RIDPATE SUGAR\u2014 TE MBER =.Sherbrooke.à I Of à (General Country Store amount- TEACHERS WANTED.\u2014 reer cale.(Delafield) Ai Jeanie Dian : and Aver\u2019s Clif 9.05 am.2.30 p.m.Made of good, aunt; hen \\ In ten pound double bags, a = a; \u2014 178 to about twelve hundred dollars.À .COMPTON ) vg 2 1 \u2019 f M .iett (C.Leaves Glen Villa at 12.20 and 3.50 - work ER , a Ps bot days - sealed, 4 ' ; , 3 n .= pat For full particulars call or \u2018write | \\IYEACHERS WANTED\u2014FIVE QUAL- | .Marche Funebre of a arioneiette (C.pon.2 comfor able for thes MN | Cureux day oo £3 10 - { Do = ire jor 5 .H.Rick, Kirkdale, Que.i ified llementary teachers wanted Gounod), Miss Darche ; recitation-dia- I Co Aver's CHE à : Xorth Hatier .Aways A alu: _ 30 per bit ed je 15 rm 5 i c \u2014_\u2014 i for the Protestant schools in the-Town- \u2018Mr.Wm.Smith, Es Jogue: Madame J.Aime Darche, Miss caves Ayers CLff for North Hatley 1 es .use.DL 1 bbit Motal.| ship of Newport, for § month's terms, |Mr.Wim.Trt, Cade oC Mallory : Valse Brilliante, 4 hands 10.25 a.m.'and 4.15 p.m.\u2014 | - ; |, ! beginning about Sept.1st.Apply.giv- Coaticook, ue.(Bottschalk).Madame Bernard.M; Sunday, leaves North Hatley for ° vier, need at lowest prices.| i ing references and stating-salary want-;, Dear Sir:\u2014I feel it my duty to let the (Gottscha )., ladame rnard, 1887 1 tri t 920, - - J a Mail Orders ot RE == : Cuaranteed- CHANGES for advertisements should ed to A.S.Farnsworth, Sec'y-Treas., people know that your Rheumatic Cure Darche : Miss Naubert.a former pu- | Fo Tip at = po.fq i Phone Orders | M.McKECHNIE, Filled at Above 1 oods Fully Cu ne ® In the hands of! the printers hefore Sawyerville.Que.| has benefitted my husband vers, much.pil of Mde.Bernard.contribyited a cou- | Reduced ra o o par es of ten or i KE - {44 puNMINION METAL CO.o'clock a.m., of the day of publica- NTED TEN PROTESTANT.| You can use this as a testimony in the ple af charming songs.and-the-whole ep- over hetween Sherbrooke and Newport, Filled, SHERBROOKE Prices, ] 4 FETES < ; hey MRE TANTED \u2014 + > \u2018In ., .Ce .5 3necis > tie 50 .jp < Py \u2018i Eustis; Qua.Cee lion to encre insertion No changes MW Pnalited teachers for elementary | P&PET x Social ours tertainment reflected great credit on! Special rates jor parties of F0 o1 mac ré | ?_ à Quarantaed 1! roe after ¥ a.m schools in Baton, terms eight months, esp \u201cMES 0 N.BROWN hoth teachers and pupils, the latter over.JG SAMPSON.\u20ac : | _ ° , rst September.3 Me Be HN., auitti elves | ir .JG.S! SON, Captain.MM : _ - semmencioe according to qualification.Oompton, Que.cquitting themselves admirably.Re ' .ap un À | Apply .stating grade of diploma to A.© : i | 1] - a 7 \u2018 F.Swan, Sec-Treas, Birchton, Que, - : Sp 1 À i i | A | = L° .Sn | CH > 7 | : ] pen > ; re : , | & = .ca pa ET: ; 1 + .LJ Ee 4 2 (ie © Eas * ï R a oo 2 a SE Ho, THE ; \u201c EF > Ww Re 7 - + & > : 3 + ; p .Ce + - - .To .; .§ i os \u2019 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1908.~~ .: _ \u2014 À 4 .: : - vers \u2019 .i - .os 3 : | = tion HNV diritti bbb bidd ri bbb À 1 gn0n0-10nQu Canadian Canoe Association pill be held - Jo ILLE.ne © .i .u \u2019 y 1 Ve | T \u2019 _ - Ww! auspices of the Be.Johps Yacht Club.Mr.J.LeBlane and family have on i ° 3 5 SPORTING NE S This energetic club have held two very od to their new home in \\ CE 4 Le |.Ea | 5 \u2019 successful regattas for the association |My, Cote, the purchaser of.the | before and proved without doubt that Blanc farm, is now in possession.théir course on the Richelieu is one of Th font \u2019 eeting of the La dies\u2019 Guild ; - # @re@ee \u2018 | - ; q the finest in Canada, and are in a Pod The last m a f Mrs.James \u2018 tion to accommodate the large \u20ac was held at the home o .| of mime WRESTLING MATCHES of spectators which this annual event Carroll: Arrangements were made .: Pe i -§ brings out.; à qe : , pt oo i .Ï .: Reduced Fates have been arranged for |for holding an ice cream social at .| ; Established Ta bilit Tuesday evening, on all-railro ds, and in all propability the church hall on uesday , e fore 0 00 a ues LS BROOKE.zie atm a rag rom (day 700 ouvlendent Mio t£ AMC» | CO \"3 * | Misses Alice oer m Lennoxville | : | : + + .\u2019 i | C \u2018 : = \u2014 - | Church have returned Irom .; \u201ca.J \u201c4 .| SE \u2014 GOLF.d Gordon Somers from 's Quting Suits, Shoes and Summer Furnishings - % = : ! .( .| Academy and :G .Men's Ou ing ,\u2019 y g : \\ 1 _ : ire.all having taken creditable > y : .À \u2018 » T Yankee Rogers Threw Fritz ] | Cookshire, all h taken © | | : : \u201c .1 RESULTS |OF THE MIXED FOUR-| gtanding in their years work.i i - S 5 i Chewing obacco Mohl Last Night.SOMES AT ST.FRANCIS Mrs.Thyrza Bailey, of.Leavitt's You will find bigger assortments and bigger values too, than in | Pa 4.: - : - = : | \u2018LINKS.Mills, is spending the Seek with me .any other store in Sherbrooke.Buying directly and in large quanti- a { or 1 4 : : 7 ° \\ TAT CHARD ; ixed foursomes at daughter, Mrs.Myron Mack, Se .= sci y slice of first cost, and we are satis \u20ac 1 ; | E TREMBLAY DEFEATED RICH (The results of he mized lourgomes = Nancy Copping is visiting her niece, ties, takes off an poifectable slice of firs » and we are satisfied 2 Wheat Head i ry IN MATCH AT MONUMENT Day were as follows : hd'ep.net Mrs.Osmund Oakes.; with small profits.so.j .: : - NATIONAL.: Miss R.Hunt gross.RG eb: Mr.Edwin Oakes is making prepara, Men\u2019s- Outing Suits that are tailored properly at $5.00 {0 $18.09, Sections 5 f i THE.BIG BLAGK PLUG.Before a smal sn, at es Frits and a S: Wioear ca $ .% [tions to build an his recently acquired We are showing splendid values at $9, $10 and $12.; ; : : ; e : : .C.D.ite, -\u2014 7 NERWEF : + CU : AN : \u2014 + IE last mish YoY \u201cViger won the middle Mrs Mr.T.Macdonald .49 9 40 farm.Albert Burns has returned after ° MEN\u2019 SUMMER UNDERWEAR, in all the best Canadian, Eng- THE CANADIA EA < \u2014 Pr i .4 J i 2° - * CS.À .° : : .LY.- 24 I « y au LL\" .ne - T.~ ry x \u2018 Fo weight champlonshin Of consely interest.Mrs.Hush Tomlinson, 0 7° 45 |gpending a -week with relatives in lish and French makes.Fine Balbriggan Underjear, at 23.to 50e\" WAY'S ( ie \u2018 | - ing for the spectators.Dubois, while 25 Mrs.E.C.Fraser, 5 ge 47 Montreal: Archie Colby, of Mont- each.Fine Natural Woo] at T5c.$1.00 and [$1.25 each.1 Et.MOST : ; han Viger, possessec dl \u2018and D.L.Herbert .55 \u2018 | home.: ; avan .; | ; ; NME Ll Si LE Re 78, Bly nm | Sate are on the sick Tt: Me, AF Our assortment of BLVD.Unorwenr, with vein Gl loge 0 Tr 4 - science made him a dangerous , 181 and C.D.White .» .+ ev Lot v nd les * he neth, is now complète.Price, 81.50 1 ; oo 1 | ee , LL ability to bridge when defeat seen es Migs EB.Bradford, 5 8 so W- Parker ou the home of his ne: slooves and legs, or half leng h, pig yo © per $.\u2014Wheat is now \u201cevitable, frequen ; an - EF.tore shew r.I&.L.Webster ; Mrs, W.A.set.; - i f the HANAHAN : BEDFORD.i \u2018owd.zer won the ; F : .i ! i ; .sections © SIE 30 NOKINOK: NORNION The results of the Cxaminations in applause of ihe erowd.Viger ; double Miss D- Hargrave, ton .ea 1 50 Bozer, Mrs.Margaret Church and Mr.The Pr.Deimel Linen Mesh Underwear at [$6.00 per set.is a macvellous K .+ s the Elementary-and first Model classes, t.The second fa ; ; Hunt, : : ind postmaster, are also 1n- 1 \u20ac QL SC \\ + © ls a ; THE DAILY SMILE ; which recently closed are in order of ven?from ea 6h minutes with a My F.Morkill .8 7 56 À Lindsay, I > \u2019 ~ New Oxford Shoes, Shirts, Half Hose, Ties, Collars, Hats, Caps, such is the case 5 merit as follows \u2018\u2019head-scissors\u2019\u2019 and bar hold.; Mrs.W.M.Tomlinson, : POP Or B.Cleveland & Son Trunks and Valises, The Canadian < .: - Elementary Department.\u2014Paul Ber-4 The third bout was fast and furious, and Mr.A.B.Morkill .64 9 56 {~ Mr.George - vie ster 1 b re .| | , - ° 8 > : BAINS NN EE ee ae Cordon both men struggling for victory.ad di \u2018Mrs.R.N.Robins, w 15 a have sold to Mr.Œ L Webe Sono\u201d We sell everything men and boys wear.| 1 Teued-a crop ro ; .| pERY LIKELY.read 1 Bockers, \u201cTileen Ewing, Lewis Currie, He Sn Keeping them on the mat, In Miss A.Bradford, : 4 \u2018 of vous get ju reported to be We are showing the nobhiest Men\u2019s Goods lof the season, is most sanguin.» 4 Willie.\u2018\u2018Papa, 1 atin is à deud lan- Robert Yeats.- ; : .Viger secured a '\u2018hea a .Rs H.Fletcher , 68 \".000 .à guage, what did it die of 7\u201d | The above mentioned pupils were pro- 9 sorinutes, hammerlock and put his gnd Mr.R.So J somewhat better.- a reporting.65 fo - Papa.\"Don\u2019t know, my son, unless it moted from Grade 1II.Elementary to opponent down, thus winning the fall, ©0 4 Mr.G.G.Woodard 77 il 66 Mr.William M.Bailey, of Compton \u2014 - Ù It covers 65 4 - was \u2018talked to death.\u201d\u201d Grade IV.p ic ight championship i tition for cup given ; - It Q - \u2018 d all tell the a ; ade .Co atch and middle weig The putting compe valuator in an 1 The following passed from Grade Ie of Canada.HL by Mr.J.F.Morkill, was won by Mr.Road, has heen acting as va.| in a a | a 1 HIS ONLY CHANCE, | Klementary to Grade I Model, with the ROGERS THREW MOHL.\u201c C.K.Fraser, who will hold the.cup ompton ownship, ; ., Po %@ fa t $ ; | ] Mather (crossly) \u201cTommy, haven't\u2019 I NERO] of Charles Batchellor ho was The principal bout of the Shae od until the next competition.again on The annual district convention of : f 0 F ISL ATIN Geos : ; ; : - #1, a pe 5 .This cup wi say : ; \u201cJ À is- .i : told you you must not talk when I am Batcheller, Carl Oakes, Irene Lorden, tte Mont, 245 Tbs, the winner to meet pate up the 18th inst., and becomes the Sunday Schools of Johnville dis : J.Rosenbloom & Co., Proprietors.| i \u201cTommy \u201cBut,\u201d * \u2018mamina,\u2019 you | won't Maisie King, Irene Alcombrack, Alexina Gotch here during HFxhibition wéek.Mr.the property of the one winning it three trict, will be held in the church a 95 Wellington St.Men\u2019s Shoe ept.i let me Stay up after you go to bed.\u201d Holbrooke.x om Grade I.Viger acted as referee to the satisfac times during the season.Following are Birchton, July 17th, afternoon and 97 Wolli St.Men\u2019a Furnishings a i CL = A The following Passed from Grade I.tion of all.When called to the mat the \u2018he scores : \u2018 ening.Rev.E.T.Capel, General 7 Wellington St., Yen's Furnishings.\u2019 ! eu arc Model, to Grade II, Model.\u2014Harold Coo Jere lost no time, but went hard{ Mr.C._ K, Fraser \u2026 Vans anarenres ohecacnee 22 ev g.,L Pet, af 99 Wellington St., Men\u2019s Clothing.| - ANY SISTERS, PLEASI ?,Baunders, average 82.3; Minnie Thomas.lt one another, with the result that in| pi H.M.Tomlinson NU 24 Secretary of the S.S.Union, will be 0 - .; Weed.\u201cWhat a singular young wo- |'average 81: D 'Arcy Jameson.average > minutes Mohl was climbing back on Miss R.F.Hunt \u2026\u2026 coors vers LITE, 25 lin attendance., - ; : JoJo ooo Fee} 107 + man your finance is.She's as silent as 74.5; Ethel Moore, average 73.1; Hugh the stage having been thrown off byl Mr.p.L.Herbert LL es 25.\u2018 ] : took place in the offic- a post.\u201d - | Batcheller.average 66.9: Ham - Ber-à Rogers.Quickly following this both] Mr.R.Macdonald 1 TT 25 |, Two changes Loo pa ; .meena near \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 poe rma \u2014 - re C ittee Re Reed.\u2018\u2018\u2019That is just the reason I'm nard, average 64.3; Leslie McGowan, men rolled off the srage, Moh! Rurting Mr.C.D.White .ever verre vo 26 ial staff at the W.C.T.U.Convention = ?_ ommi bitching up to her.\u201d average 58.8.© J his back.Rogers tried a double Nelson | Mjsg E.Bradford.ET TT 26 recently held in Scotstown.rs.Geo.NEW SHERBROOKE CLO HING STORE .\u2014_ .The results of the higher erades willy ip ihe feet, but Mohl broke his hold mr, T.Macdonald .cee ween wee 27 Cleveland who has served five years - : on Daylig - SPICY AD i be published | as soon as they are re and taking thc aggressive, secured aj} My F.C.Fraser .coe wooo 27 - > .gS ; ; J - _ Clerk.\u201cThat last Int of noise radish \u201ched from Quebec.5 in Ott Dr tt Sherbrooke in 18 ME Jo Fo MOTKill os oso | een Em Tr Howard, | | i : RECOMMENDS Clerk.\u20ac ast Int of norse rt r.C.B.Jameson is in awa on af, the first time in Sherbrooke in Mr.A.R.Virgin 2 ST TS 27 The Treasurer, Mrs.FE.oward, .| .y .* \u2018 ; 8 ~ wé got in is not going very weil.business trip.or Rogers gave .A.R.a0èvse , : , ard | 3 Grocer.\u201cMake a window display of The town council will meet in month minutes.By ue look Soa it gate Mrs W.M.Tomlinson ce : 2 left the county in April.The officers An Extraordinary Big Sale of Men S Suits for Friday and Saturday, MEANTIME it and\u2019 put up à sign ; \u2018Genuine horse ly session on Friday of this week in- ui : i in the ; RENE rt ts or the coming Fear are: residen ; - i | .radii, Treat Troms BE horse TT | eS Wodiiny at the sual hour | srident, he wa determined to \u2018win Miss N° une LI 2 for the coming fear ave: President, Strictly all our New Spri g|Goods, | FOR ALL : , JAN ! in the Court House.- : xciting, : Tomlinson °° ; _ ; , { ie.\u2019 1 1 By | \u2019 \"Fine Worsted Suits, t : Book Agent.\u201cI have here.sir, just The election of the School Commis- borhe | second Dou vas very cxcitine.Mrs.H.Tomlinson tres v+se0s eaneus cena 3 Mrs.W.F.Duncan, Lake Megantic ; Men's Dark weld Sn extra good yen Ne Jeo, ne Mi 200 he PUR the kind of work I'm sure you want\" sioners takes place on Monday, July 6th Rogers secured a crutch hold and barl Mrs, J.T.Morkill SE ae 30 Secretary.Miss S.Cairns, Sawyer- va 5 park Sand Light Tweed Suits, | Men's k Fine, Worsted Suits, the - .Cholly.\u2018My deah man, youw'ah quite in the County House at 10 a.m.Nelson winning the second fall in 9! Mr.A.B.Morkil 5 ceveer 30 ville ; Treasurer Mrs.Cleveland, John- ot ® patter egular $10.00, special very best $16.50, special $12.00.\u2018London, July 8 ~ mistaken.I'm not looking for work of Not a few from here attended the | ites When Isogers got up Mohl Mr.P.Robins .\u2026\u2026 .LTT 30 ville ' \u2019 latest.pa °fn.Teg 0 special $12.00.ES the House of Cor any kind ! | strawberry festival held at Mystic on\u2019 remained on his back and on examina- Mr.H.S.Lawrence.1.yon 31 ville.te \u2018s Tweed Suits, handsome pattern Men's Black Worsted Suits, some ol - the House ; \u20ac \u2018the Methodist Cur ro vin tion it was found he was unconscious.Mr.M.K.Adams ET 32 w TERHIELE vete Sn Ce CL du Cen ake natal oe liam Peéarce\u2019s bill : DIPLOMACY.ay evening \u2018ast.; oo ; iv cre licd he rose iss i cas mecnse sees 0 asus euenenens 32 .TF .Ph ; .- .J \u201c .- \u2018\u2018Isn\u2019t there a saying, wife, that a spent a most pleasant ¢vening.The after TO foot.sta: ered over to Rogers Miss White arlane Lane 2 - Th .\u2019 : Very special balance of our big stock of samples.Tooks shirts will be cleared referred, 'amid © to his tee gg Mr.D.Macfarlane .v\u2026.cerene P { woman forgives where a man forgets 2° management make the pleasing report and attempted to give an exhibition Miss Lomas 70! = 34 Mr.William McAlister, of Brown- \u2018at only one price, 6% ._ (A - -Ù March 26, report \u201cYes, and I \u2018think it's true.\u201d that $25 was cleared during the evening.Of boxing, landing Yankee a hard blow Mrs.R.D.Morkill .35 burg, is visiting his son and family Some great values among them.Its time to muak¢ your choice.Ly ; >.if ä ee ee | Ay Communion will be served in St.behind the ear with his fist.Mohl wes Miss Hunt \u2026\u2026 .\u2026\u2026.coo ir rr 36 |e Br BOOTS AND SHOES.GREAT BARGAINS.' for all scientifis 3 for here are those three letters you gave Holy Communion will be served in Bt.then taken to his corner by his second.Mrs.W.KE.Paton rn © 3g 1m town.D ° | 1 ee eantime should 8 me to mail last week.\u201d Se On tee y Next at the \u2019Mohl returned looking quite fresh, but Mrs.A.W.Blue LIT Lane 4 Mrs.McCrea, of Dunham, and son, Men's tan Boots, patent leather $1.98 Ladies\u2019 SHocs, best quality, 81.497 ! m N a .1 .- regular werning service.and daughter.| complaining of 8 patrons a puis Back, Tea was served, the hostesses being Mr.James McCrea, of Bonin Dokata, Boy's Buff Boots, very- special, 99¢.Children\u2019s; Boots, and Shoes, Be, +.- ; fore.i he \u2018 : AND THEN GROWLS.Teen.see visiting Siw i owever, y e siruggle ou Mrs.Tuck, Mrs.Hutchinson, an iss r.an rs.H.Mc tit .rail ; ; EL, hject of the bill 3 \u201cYour- husband says hé works like a | ce are Fisitng Swanton friends against.Rogers it evidently did not McCulloch.uihe gicls jéssisting pere me lie guests of M ' Quantity of.other great Coren 1 > J \u2018Bar eed Ah ubjent benefit al § Ï dog, \u2019 said one woman.1 \u2014_ \u2018 - \u2014 other him very much.Roge o Miss Louise Morey, Miss Louise Webster .i Cee | .Va.hey : jou : : } \u2019 \u201cYes, it\u2019s very similar,\u201d answered the | = ; CORLISS - final fall in 2 minutes with a double and Miss Annie McCullock.; Mrs.Banfill is visiting'at Mr.and a» NA a ei) NY community.other.\u2018\u2018He.comes in with muddy feet, Ë D.; elson with The feet.i The table was charmingly arranged Mpg.Gale's .i 7 7 ° e 2 4 - ; The measure a: Le Ë : himse ; ; f ire Mr, H.E.Corliss is.dangerously ill.A MONUMENT NATIONAL TUES- ; ; ; \u2019 MTS.\u20ac 8.: 1 anufa .3 Tye fire and his sons Hosie, of Corliss, and Ar- | T , DAY NIGHT.\u2014 pourca Oe Mrs.Mo chincan.Dy very Mrs.Wiliam Wyman and children, of Absolute purity and cleanliness in the - cture committee propos î A = thur, of Boston, ere summoned to his The wrestling pleut between Eugene large number of members and several Philadelphie, Penn are expected this | .of i the Upited King, i\u201c IDÉRATE.à ; 2: ho rembpiay and ; ard, © : guests from.out of town chjoyed.the to visit relatives.: : ., \u2018tam aa ac _ _ od Gust 1 CONS ou have counted u Mr.Kenneth MacKenize, Jr., of Rich- ment Natiohal on Tuesday, vas wit-| pleasant function.) wee relatives.hier th ols ne { bill w «+ Si Ye k ks i P| mond, spent a few days recently at his nessed by a large number of people.The : + ?Mrs.McKee is visiting her daughter, .9 utes, ereby g 5 BR toad f Frrnaily ;, fourteen marks, in-y yncle\u2019s, Mr.M.MacKenzie.\u2018contestants, although both very clever ; - at Marbleton.- ; Vo 1 an immediate ga «4 s wa of hirteen.thought \u201cperhaps ary trs: James Corliss is very low at wrestlers were not matched, Tremblay OLIVER.Mrs (Rev.) Wilson and daughters .twenty minutes « \u20ac ight be superstitious.\u2019 xenc is writing.ing i ifferent class.Richard ha ; 3.i .3nos- A : .- ; \u2018 y à ment be superstitious.\u201d \u2014Meggenderfer Miss Lydia MacKenzie and Miss J.being on way of getting himself out of Diy and Mi ed Win, Foltug, of Hoos are at Black Lake for vacation.mittee roports th 4 actter.- Lula Gould.closed their schools on Fri dangerous holds and by this he was ford's, recently.Miss Mildred Rowe, of Sherbrooke, a dence submit Le | 3 A PORT, vag day inst.e ; ble to keep his shoulders from the mat.= py 2 .son, East \u2018aitino 1 3 .au rts \"the view Ë HE KXEW THE MOUTH.Stanstead, send the latter at Fairfax, | Tlemblay won the match by winning] pork, 2nd Mrs.Wm.Paterson, of East has been visiting \u2018relatives in town.upporis the - Ê Tt Fat.Ski r.\u2018Come an' \u2018ave by a picnic in Mr C.C.Belknan\u2019s two strai ht falls in 24 and og minutes Bolton, and Mrs.H.Ha Bacheldor and Miss C.Swanson has.returned from ! PERFECTIO bill will develop.Ë ne wo .- Om \u20ac ; : .\\ 1 3 - » * z ; de A drink mate.\u201d ppe - a 8 grove.There pas a large company pre- respectively, poth falls were the result aml Mr Yn, Bachelder and aay Quebec.111 Lo ; _ vaniages, it woul > 4 The Other.\u201cI don\u2019t mid if T do have [Sent and e children of che two schoo f the toe hold.; ;.sh- \u2014d - \u2014 .2 ique-in general n: is a mouthful.mi oF furnished an, excellent programme.° mii smncetE a one I aT en L MILBY C ' 3 and welfare of th > , The Fat One.\u2018Well, T do.You'll just The following is the report of the Mr.Bachelder ahd his children have the \u2019 1 | : Ë use of saloons, n ; _'ave a pint, same as me.\u201d'\u2014The Sketch.East Stanstead schodl : ; ; LAWN TENNIS.{ heartfelt sympathy of his friends and re; Mr.Trask, of Gorham, N.H., is |.! | Ee cidre Log: axtifici ÿ THE LADY OR Tra TIGER ?1 Grade II.grodelMabel Keeler, rank bereavement § comipunity.in thelr sa visiting Mr.W, Powers.à a | | = >, | : i& estimated, wo : - \u201c vita\u2019 he Sp Ah ; st, average -4 arold\u201d Bullis, ran \u201c ANBY.\u2019 Sr : 1 .ew days with 4- ; .: 2 - i \u2018.; \"| ; = that Toner si tan Le them apart.id Average GT eek Granby.July 2-(Specié)-\"The West dptrhter dr Luigi Ca routers pass Mcvety suent a dey | | - Carte Lenf Labo} Sighteen contu a L 4 \u2018Well.when I meet cither of \u2018them I r oo y 13M Sheflord Tennis Club played a game] of Mrs.M.Harris on Sunday.rs.Moor f Bulwer,spent | Healthful and nutri ous.\u2019 \u2018 oH kiss ane Ce er, rank 1st, average 83 9-13: Miles © #5., ; Mr.and Mrs.oore, o uiwer,sf i | terference with A iss \u2018her.When she slaps \u2018my face I Bullis rank 2nd average 75: Alice With the Granby Club at the courts on There was a large gathering at the tai elatives heu | > : ; 1 \u2019 * know it isn\u2019t Bertha.\u2018\u2019\u2014Meggendorfer Montle, tank 3rd average 68 10-13: Etta the G.A.A.A.grounds on Saturday af- Ladies\u2019 Aid held at Mr.R.Merrill's the week end visiting relatives ete.TORONTO might be obviate 3 - Blaetter.ton ' ; .ternopn, which resulted in an easy vic-| last Wednesday and all enjoyed a fine rere .AN CO.Limite 3 ocation : ss.\u20ac McIntyre rank 4th, average 62 4-13 ocation or ia - 4 Corene \u2018Clark.rank 5th average 49 * tory for the home club.time.- > ests affec coul.s Grade I Flementary\u2014Clayton.Gray The ladies furnished excellent refresh- Mr.Wm.Bachelder and wife and Eva 0:0t0ttbwie a .ted # ~ - ; rank tt, average 67 5-7 : Dellie Smith, Ments after the game, which was en-| visited their son in Barnston, recently.el re dire # + et.t: : t-t-t-1-1-Lt-} Jed rank 2nd, average 66 5-7 : Homer Keeler Joved by the players and their friends.All are pleased to note the success of : the alteration wi difficulty.- THE DOMI rank ' 3rd, average 66 2-7 : Dorothy OLD : Bullis, rank_4th, average 63 2-7 ; Isabel ; LACROSSE.fr Frank Rextord, who has been pi | Letters to the Editor.PREFERRED RAILROAD STOC \\ A PAL EFS AE is, rank s 1- tendance at Macdonald College, St.Bullis, rank 5th, average 56 1-7.Anne de Bellcbue.She made the high- 00 0h00 0Qre pp 00 0 on , N .KINGSEY Er est aggregate in the advanced class.sir ] ; Are netting from 4 ; ; : What promises to be one of the best] which was composed of over 60 members La Co : 5 \u2014 Arrivals include : Mr.and Mrs.D.|- = ; ; 3 ivi © i riz f From an address by Mr.D.Arthur WS PAPERS Towne, home from St.Hyacinthe :\" Mr.games of the City League, is scheduled thus receiving the J.C.Wilson prize o or , PREFE aupres Sims ii x 7 WITTE e La tt A: Fit A Je Evans.1 n \u20ac for Saturday, when the East Sherbrooke two twenty dollar gold pieces.She al- Hughs, Ph.D.D.V.M., delivered before RRED INDUSTRIAL 3 I S Gopas.sennoxviie, guest of Mrs.Jil and Rand Lacrosse Clubs meet in their so received the highest marks in French, llinois Stat Veterinary Medical are 7 a Lithotewn\u201d Sider ols C.hoa: firs) clash of the season, 8 thus carried of the silver medal ve ; tion 0 the annual meeting _ Are netting from 5 - > .- NH, v ST - .Agee : i i sociation a \u2019 Td - FOR SALE mother, Mrs.M.Blake, for a short ppe 0 L'end Executive have awakened to} awarded by the Alliance Francaise of Asso ; .the fact that a considerable shake-up \u2018is Montreal.She also came in for honor- December 4th, 197, I quote the follow- time: Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Plamondon, ; ; : ; ; St.Hyacinthe, and Mr.and Mrs.H needed in their ranks if they are to be] able mention in Algebra, and Geometry, i ; : i \u2014\u2018 \u2018Th f us who read our daily Buitable for wrapping Towne Kingsey Falls, guests of Mr in the running and their lineup Satur-{ English Literature, History and Theory \"8: Those o GOOD \u2018OPPORTUNITY * * 5 * ; + SO +.Federal Gover , ; ; J ir lve stock or agricul- | .; SOI day will present a different appearance] of Education, Manual Training and Do- papers and.our \u2018 pe .i Co | All in good order.| À LPeparterei are NEB Ww Doyte, 50m, the one\u201d that vent down ta dofest mestic Science, Nature Study and Geog- tural journals, either casually or care For appreciation in principal by investing at this time, Jts Hands Of ï _ 1 cent per Ib L'Avenir, to spend Sunday : Dov cto at the hands of the Crescents a couple raphy, Her school Career has Deen & fully will remember very well the bitter or appre : b ; | # .: .8 + Mr.- of wecks ago.successful one all _ through, and when l last summer between the me | in 1 ; \u2018 ; .Bill lo Le art Ra Centre, after Hammerick will be moved back to his taking her second academy at Stan- dackers of the country and the live CORRESPONDENCE .oli ited an | orders will receive MR.AYLESWO ly RECORD OFFICE.: ; Tiyster to Montorie and !-old position on the defence and with the stead Wesleyan College she received isfion men.The contest be- 1$ SOLIC \u2019 | ) | y Mrs.F.W.Lyster to Mont f stock commi \u2018 - .A rte o Mon real Pr.2 addition of three or four fast men they{'highest marks and was awarded the tween the two.lasted about éight weeks, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EC\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 E\u2014\u2014_ | CHANGES Wi- dti rt een North Hatley for the.Sa Te.to have secured, who will fill in on the] Egstern Townships Bank medal.She he weeks rolled by, .\" - : EE it.: , growing hotter as t C: Wright to _L'Avenir, on Sunday, home and in the field, they feel confid-f is\u2019 to tench this year at her home ä i ving the economic effect on the prompt attention.guest of hi&son, Mr.O Wright ent of giving the boys from the East a school, Oliver Corner.and having f beef product and : ee : rare - : LY TO T1 Ottawa, July : Government fre .Maintainéd on th preparation of th aniteba took jl House.The Dur country of scarcity o i 1 very busy afternoon.The Kast Sher- \u2014_\u2014_ i rices.'\u2019 .E .brook\u2019s who are a pretty husky bunch, BO DTM This time the Packers bad OFFICE is equipped with every modern are red-hot after the pennant and will rtd didi \u2014 - nd justice on their side beyond stand a lot of trimming, but the Rand truth a i side beyond .ivocation.They 4 1 .+1 .H boys think they are Just about good FINANCIAL AND any -equivoc tion.They edemnation ing of data and quotations, and for the prof enough to turn the trick, s0 that a good losses from tuberculosis and make the owe game may D Poe careless\u2019 farmers soe she necessity of DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES to Ne .; Buffalo\u2019 GAMES TODAY.=.levee CIC gy : «4 .uffalo at n .RE Ouilvy\"s \u201c\u201cKnockabont Cusbions, in \u201crt Denims for bouts, canoes, | Rochester at Torenio.= - hammocks, ete, Extra value at cach - RC / ; i i fect made its reappeu DOMINION DAY SENIOR LACROSSE/ MARKET NEWS! \u2018Even if tuberculosis milk cannot in ç = | Ppe Toronto 11: Shamrocks I.i 1! men except in rare cases.as the Koch treal and Toronto Stocks Exchanges.| render, so far as | Cornwall, 7, Montreal 6.gchool alleges, don ive a verdict on .| _ off the lists of ; : \\ : 4 M A am one , 7 | = : : | \u2018 was, 2 | « ov Koch that his case is not proven.A F w WHITE ; he complete an L ~~ BASEBALL TO-DAY'S MARKEI PRICES \u201cTho fact that an animal reverts he + W, \u2019 \u2019 hough Mr.Ayles - In A ; vu ° 7 - * symptoms of tuberculosis in life and at | k .\u201cthree hours in wr Corner St.Catherine and Mountain Streets \u2014 dean eke Ee drains re ox - Stock and Bond Broker, 4 Fo vromisecin many \u2019 INTIERS XL ; .8 : ! i 2 27 MONTREAL.| Kock Inland, July 2 .A 80 far as he Ce Co 11 Pire by inniveée14 Staflord \u2018MONTREAL MARKET, | Care are ao ite ay mptome, ose: and \u2014 = fa bill agit stood or _- Ladies\u201d Fine Hats, all trimmed by our own milliners ; the very lat- \u2014Frontiers-0 1 0°0 00 01 0\u2014.,[ Canadian Pacific.eee 150 160 \u201cAlthough neither the Packers.nor \u2018 : mT ; Just, and that 1 est shapes, in plain and faney mohair, in brows navy: Alice blue - Barton Landing\u20140 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0\u20141.Petron allway pere ee .aah 7 \u2018the Veterinaries have anything to say | PEARCETON.3 NORTH PINNACLE.were due! solely to =, ?.aly, in brown, navy, ice blue, Score 2 to 1 in favor of Frontiers.Dominion Steel \"7 fo 154 145 on the subject, some newspapers have Miss Pearl Corey, of Lowell, Mass., | Guests ih this vicinity the past we | - pale blue, and cream.Values £5.00) \u201cto 7.00) To clear, enci Umpire, Mr.Harrington.Dominion Steel Pia .59 594 served.it up as desert to their readers arrived on Saturday to spend the sum- were : Mrbl James Bell, of Frelighsbure 2.- \u2019 Co : ' Poe » each The Frontiers will play next Satur- Mackay, Pid.CU 6 4 very frequently in this style.mer with relatives.| and Mrs dloteher Allen of South stuk MURDER IN R v al.ET =.barres ere ee _ ; $1.93 day, July 4th, two games, one in thel Montreal Power 1 94 933 \u201cDr.so and so declares that one Mrs.Abram Reid, has gone to Man- ely, at Mr.and Mrs.Edward Deming 2: = PESTE rretetenreseee acces es cs ve morning at Barton Landing, and one in Montreal Street Railway ._ 1754 173° quarter of the dairy cows in the State | chester, N.H., to attend her daughter, ; Mrs.Mitchell and daughter, of BL .: | : , | the afternoon with trasburgh.Nova Scotia Steel 4s 43 of New York are badly affected.with \"Mrs.Shoe, who has blood poison.Armand's \"lit Mr.and Mrs.Myron st ONE ITALIAN | \u2019 © \u2019 i 7 e \u2018o, ' \u2014\u2014 = Toronto Ry.7 984 98% tuberculosis or milk killed two babies in Mr.J.B.Bargent, visited at Mr.| overs.Mik.Parsonage, at Mr.lL.R- & ; , EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.Lake of the Woods, com.854 853 Vancouver last year.Jas.Smith's, Adamsville on Sunday./ gmith\u2019s tt an indefinite time: Mr.EI 4% OTHER woul» ¥ Montreal 1, Buffalo 0; second game : mr a .Government Stamp on Meat.\u2014 \u2018Per- Miss Florence Corey is visiting her | nest McGarlth, of Lowell, visiting {rieftl Jag ~ tn ! \u2018| Montreal 2.Buffalo 1.# - haps it has never occurred to you; that sister, Mrs.rvin Casey, for a few : for an indéfinite tine ; Misa Dora Racim : TRUNK | ; 8 oo Rochester 4, Toronto 3; secend game, you should insist on your butcher show- days.| of Montreal at her parents, Mr.ox i S + A : | : Rochester 5.Toronto 1.om \u201cSilver Plate that Wears\u201d ing you that the meat he is selling you Mrs.Delia.Hutchins has returned to | Mr£ J.Rhcine 7 Me.and Mrs.Fr 3 st.John, NB.Fr Ocilve's Special roll \u201cCan I 49 à Newark 9 : Providence 8.à - bears the Inspection Stamp of the Gov- Granby, after spending a few days with Worden a family attending the Bes phone mdssape fr * oF or \u2018 Special roll-up fan t-hehart\u201d Mattress, for country and Jersey City 9, Baltimore &.Silver of Quality ernment officer.You -will then be cer- her daughter, Mrs.Roderick Wightman.| {i¢ ind Brdek wedding, on Wednesday ol 4 > va C side, each Prettiest elie areietiiteits en syaeean ss sus sossessce Q sersresren ss 81.65 For artistic charm, careful mang- | tain of the quality of the meat you are | Miss Jessie Pettet, of Montreal, iS jast week :| Miss Mabel Young, of getting.; stopping with her sister, Mrs.KE.J.' bot's Corner, visiting- in this VIC * The politician wrecked the packing Burnett, for a few weeks.| on Sunday \u2018 houses and canning factories, and it Several from this place .attended the ; .3, mays murder v day night at Neu inity # 3 ! ) : ment about 107m, facture, style and long wear ; on B& 2 : ; { Mr.J.Wilkins raised his barn\u201don 4 tHieulars céuld on Newark at Providence.\u201d» seems it was necessary to ruin the re- lawn socials at North Stanbridge and | turday lad.rats _ the it was en i i Trereriteress street ee SDS Baltimore at Jersey City.1847 ROGERS BROS.putation of American cattle.\u2019 Mystic last week.4 | The | Vhluators have arrived al per NE among Ital; erp \u2018 \u2018 .s this tuberculosis business a huge Miss Zina Jones left on Monday for ; East Endi| of the town to do TB RON Italiane en iP EXTRA; SPECIAT-250 Fushions in fancy tapestry covers, worth | MATCH AT BURY \u2014 - bluff or nearly 0 Ta the Consumer Toronto, h accompanied as fur as, Mon- | work.| LL ; sonal work on db - \u201cog ; ; ! : , fia PR, going to accept it, and pay the cost of treal \u2018by her father, Mr.Chas.Jones.\u20ac cific way.nes - 4 (ALL SPRICE ee eee ee verre 39e Lous.Tule, 2-\u2014(Special)\u2014Bury Maple spoons, Knives, forks, efc., are testing as the farmers cannot afford to where she will remain a week, en route ~- .Railpuy.nes Ga ST caf baseball team played Sawyerville unequaled.The standard of do.80 ?for Muskoka to spend the summer | THE CLIMAX.report says that o cE Basement.: | a match game, on the fair grounds.at R silver excellence for 60 years.\u201cThe spread eagle politicians are _ ES \u201cno wet bottom -of the tro \u20ac b \u201c- / Siookshire the Buse pion Day.after a SOLD BY LEADING DEALERS \u2018wrecking the best interests of the A PROPOSAL OF SEPARATION | hg Vil ane Grumbier at dr old JB was shot! dead an.ii : .ious \u2018 : ) i country in their mad gamble for polit- : f 25 \"41085 15 [A-Comin fo lu \u2018er les: MR dote Mail Orders receive prompt and careful attention, fous by 9 to 10.| Laos for beau ans evap ele.ical interest.We will deal with tbe Sanderson.\"I am convicted that my; \u2019Enry gode.Aunt June's broke \u2018er I MR and seriously wou, A «| ; : made by The y politician next time.money is my best friend.\u201d A | the old woman sn: un now \u20ac yo À and officers \u2018of ti.CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION T.C.BFRATTIR.\" Shorter.Well, the hest of friends | all.blowed] 1 1 \u201caven't lost wl) + to the scene of 1 = EA tn REGATTA AT ST.JOHNS i MERIDEN BRITA CO.908 ! \" must rt.ao lend me a fiver, will er 7°\u2014-Thé Sketch : oN ot th - a ita Th E AU E \u20ac s.Rrompton, May 11, 1908.$ RL .| St : » Î : * + A ; | ; he Eastern Division regatta of the 17 ê- _ - i .Î .; + Cue _ 2.- - v no _- Co ; \u2019 | | : 408 = | .: ; ; + a t i : : { - : a ._ _ | \u2019 - Co a by | 2e - ul View #4, * i "]