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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-06
Mckinley's Cabinet.

With the additions 70 the cabinet
reported as positive yesterday the
presid'nt-clect ; official family
stands IS follows. the positions of
postmaster-gener;.l aud attorney.
general still remaining untitled:
Secretary Of state-John Sherman. ~ C,bio
Secretary Of the T'reasurv-T - !, ~ , nv
Of Illinois - " o. "sse'
Secretary o! War-Russ.u 49,,
Michigan H"T''' OF
Secretary Of the Nayy-J N To, 80,
"s' "a mas
secretary Of the Iut.ri,r T,..,h N,,.
Of California 30 % hrhna'
Secretary of Agriculture james Wilson. q.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-06
ASSISINS,

p Z. Eber was in town on bus.
ness this week. .
Thomas King. OF Randvillc. was
IN town this week.
Simon Denomie has now one pound
act placed under the ice on the bay.
z. W. Lightioot. OF the NJ. f..
Mission, visited this place yester-
day.
Joseph Adkonse was in from
Hicky's camp Saturday. He
returned Monday. !
Geo. G. Jackman, publisher of
The L,ANsE SENTINEL, called on
Simon Denomie Wednesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-06

Mrs. Michigan mourns the loss OF
her j-year-old son. who died We'd
nesday The funeral occurred yes,
terday morning,
The distribution OF -four and pork
among the Indians al this place,
will take place next Thursday. S
Drnomie was awarded the contract
for the -four, his bid being the low
est These supplies are purchased
with the interest money fund from
the government
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-06
SKASEE ITEMS.

John Gustatson is on the sick list
Olaf Gust was at Pequaming part
o. the week.
NJ. DeHaas, of Marquette, visited
this place Tuesday.
Fred Dshno is transacting bus
ness as Champion
Capt. Walfred Been transacted
business at l. 'Anse Saturday last
J. p. Holmstrom purchased team
OF draft horses Saturday last
August Edwards returned home
Monday. His health is very poor.
George Olson and ]. A. Jenson
were at Pequaming Friday,
County Game and Fish Warden
Pennock OF Baraga visited here
Friday.
Olof Forve. of Pequaming. is
visiting friends here for few
days.
] r. Lindahl, Gus Londberg and
l.. Londberg visited L 'Anse Thurs
day.
a. Dishno has finished skidding
and commenced hauling logs this
week.
August Holmstrom and william
Barnette visited L'Anse Saturday
last.
Alfred. Victor and John Nelson.
and Andrew Newman were al
l. Anse this week.
NJ ] Mitchell. of Marquette, is
looking after his logging interests
in this locality. -
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-06
Social Pedro Club.

The Social Pedro Club was very
pleasantly entertained by DR..
and Mrs. Stringham Wednesday
evening Prizes were awarded to
Mr.. p. Nester and Mr.. H Nesbitt.
Mrs. n. Wilcox and Mrs. S. d.
Davenport, Following is the score 1:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-06
Baraga Poor Report.

BARAGA, Feb >. 1897.
The following is an account Of
poor orders for the relief OF the
poor, issued by me for the month of
January 1Sq..
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-06

Tn" club will be entertained at
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ri
Davenport next week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-06

slU6 -
RICHARD FEogE. Supt OF Poor.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-06

During this Sale We will
offer the Entire Stock
of SEASONABLE DRY
GOODS, SHOES. and
LADIES' and MEMS
Furnishings at Greatly
Reduced Prices.
The morning times., 1897-02-04
DELEGATES FOR PAINTERS.
The District Association Named
Representatives 10 Go to Chicago.

The District Association Named
Representatives. 10 Go to Chicago.
The Master Painters and Decorators As
sOciatiOn of Washington met yesterday
afternoon at the eoffice OF Mr.. W E. Steir.
No. 1417 F street northwest. President
F. W. Streiby was in the chair, with Mr.. c.
Macnichol, jr., as secretary.
To represent the local association in the
national convention in Chicago February
to II, inclusive, the following gentle
men were chosen as delegates William c.
Cleland John W Carr; alternates, Jesse
Mann, Charles Coomes.
The discussion of the condition of the
trade in this city led TO the consideration
Of the conditiono of workmen. It was stated
that several worthy followers of the craft
We're in needy circumstances, and the sug-
gestion that the association establish a
private charity fund was generally ap-
proved. Over $50 in cash was Subscribed.
The charity fund has been placed in
charge of Mr.. Jesse Mann and Secretary
Macnichol, and Will be used In relieving
the wants Of worthy painters who for some
cause or other are not able. to work at
their trade.
National President Thomas A. Brown
was present and gave a short talk on
matters of general interest to the members
of the association. r.
Messrs. G.. A Kirk and H c. Hother
also spoke.
The morning times., 1897-02-04
City Brevities

The court of appeals did not meet yes
terday, having adjourned Tuesday until
next week.
John Howard, coloTed, was arrested last
night, by Bicycle Policeman Estes for
speeding on his wheel at faster pace
than the law allows.
The Commissioners have advertised for
proposals for supplying the heating and
ventilating apparatus for the Western
High School building.
Israel E. IgleharJ this afternoon filed
suit for $40, 900 damages against the
District for injuries received by a fall
in a hole on the street.
Supreme President John W Echols of
the American Protective Association, who
has been i'll at his home on East Capitol
street, was able TO get out yesterday.
An old folks concert viii be given at
Trinity NJ. f. Church on February %. The
concert WIZ be in charge Of Mr.. William J.
Palmer, and the proceeds VIII tie donated
to the stewards fund.
A pair of ''scorchers,'' who gave their
names and occupations as Edward ovens,
student, and Frank Everett, civil engineer,
were taken in last night by Bicycle Police
man j. W. Robertson.
The United states Electric Lighting
Company will supply the new arc lamps
on street northeast, between Second
and Fifteenth streets. at the rate of 81 "a
cents per light per night.
The Sunday-school Teachers Assoca-
ton of Trinity NJ, L. Church met last even
ing and reelected Mr. George E Cook
superintendent and the other officers to
serve for the coming year.
L. II. Posey and others, dyers and clean
ers of clothing, will have a hearing on
Monday next by the commissioners upon an
appeal against the order for the use of
water meters in dye houses.
John B. Acker, a student, eighteen years
of age, was arrested last night by Bicycle
Policeman Dodge for scorching. He left
S5 collateral at the Twelfth street sta
ton for his appearance i'll police court
this morning.
"A grourd'' on the Ninth street electric
line near l. street yesterday Afternoon
caused 10 little excitement. The car No.
ia was stopped, but investigation prov
ing the danger past was ordered on by
Conductor Williams.
Warrants charging failure TO remove
snow from the sidewalk, against real es
tate agents, Patrick j. Walsh, William
Salter, Raymond S. Donaldson, NJ Morris d.
Rosenburg, and John F. Donohoe, We're
nolle pressed yesterday.
The choirs of North Capitol and Grace
n. i. churches have combined for the pur-
pose of giving concert at the latter church
on Wednesday, February II. The concert
VIII be under the direction of Mr.. Thomas
S. Young, of the Grace Church choir.
Letter Carrier Samuel Boss wishes it
TO be known that the letter which he lost
as stated in The Times yesterday morning
was not lest from his mail pouch nor had
it come to him officially, but was simply
an envelope containing a sum of money
collected for the benefit OF u fellow Year
rier, which he had carried in his pocket
The morning times., 1897-02-04

tits said that more than 80 per cent of
railway passengers in England travel third
class. They contribute about SO per cent
Of the receipts.
The morning times., 1897-02-04
THE STRINGING OF WIRES.
A Provision of Law Deprives Mr.
GUIDE of a Telephone.

The law which forbids the stringing Of
overhead wires in the District frequently
comes into collision with individual in
terests, the latest instance being in the
case of William F. GUIDE, at No. 1924 F
street northwest. Mr. GUIDE desired to Sc
cure the telephone service at his residence,
and made application to the company He
was informed that there was no law to
permit it, whereupon he addressed a letter
TO the Commissioners requesting to be in
formed if any way could be devised to
secure the desired phone.
The Commissioners replied yesterday,
notifying Mr.. Guide that upon investiga-
tion it had heen found that to comply with
his request it would be necessary to cross
two streets, which is contrary to the law
The provision quoted directs that 1.-the
Commissioners shall not permit or au-
tborize any additional telegraph, telephone
electric lighting or other wires to be
erected or maintained on or over any OF
the streets or avenues of the city,
The morning times., 1897-02-04
The Greatest Success Of Mod
ern Merchandising.
From Our Domestic
Department.

Coronet White Camhric, ina nufactGred
by the LonsdaIe Mills; for EZ2C
tills SAFE
s-4 Rleached sheeung, good as
CohasSet OF PequOt; for this 11S/f
sdie - r
ga Reached sheejiug, same quail
itg H5Ia as the above for this 143IC
Heached Pillo* Case MusIin;ror Ez/C
IIllS SSle %
Amoskeag, or Lancaster Check
Apron GInghans; for tins SzaC
sale - on
Best Indigo Print, Arnold 5 or
American make; for TINS dIZr
Sttle ~
= 3-4e New Dimlties, assorted E3/c
handsome styles; for this sale. ~
Best Prints, dress pattern length Oz/0
For this sale. ISe
Reinforcement Of French Organdies, the
greatest, grandest aud most elaborate
thaE tue assortment represents hundreds
Of the most choice styles OF 1897. They
come in patterns from 60 Ioyards fE0
in piece For this sale. IOS
Our French Lappet swisses. fancy do
mestic OTgandies- fancy Grenadines, as
and mode Canvas Cloth, linen finished.
fancy Ducks. represents an unlimited as
SurJIncnt OF wash n aterial. which could
only be found in an establishment such as
ours These goods also come in patterns
from I to = yards. although worth
from l5c 10 25c a yard. For Q2/o
IiiS sdie-- ------- ----.----- ~
New Satteens, representing all the latest
designs ard culUTlng OF the coming season.
finished like the imported kinds, and the
patterns Just as pretty For this Qc/o
sale ..........-.-.---.- O%4k
The morning times., 1897-02-04
REQUESTED to Make a Bid.

Company has been requested by the Com
missioners to quote the prices at which
it will furnish two arc lamps, ,one atthe south
east corner of Fourteenth street and New
York avenue and the other atthe southwest
corner of Ninth street and New York ave-
nue.. The United States Company's con-
duits are conveniently situated for sup
plying these lights, while the Potomac
Company, having the control for the arc
lamps on New York avenue, has no CON-
duits on the side of the thoroughfare
where the two lamps are needed.
The morning times., 1897-02-04
ALARM BOXES BURNED OUT.
The Da mage Caused by an Electric
Light Wire.

Five fire alarm boxes were burned out
late last Monday by the crossing of the
wires with an electric light wire. The
boxes We're numbered and located as fol-
lows: No. las, on Fourteenth street, be
tween f. and F streets; No. 146, at the
corner of Fifteenth and G streets; No.
LAT, at the corner of Fifteenth and streets;
No. 156, atth White House, andNo. 157 lat
the Treasury Department.
Supt. Miles said yesterday that it will
cost $500 to repair the damage. New
boxes have been ordered
The morning times., 1897-02-04
Snspected of Theft

Detective Proctor last evening arrested
on suspicion Frank Taylor, alias Edward
Young, colored. He was found in an F
street book store trying to sell new law
book, entitled The Justices Manual
which is believed to have been stolen.
While being taken to the Twelfth street
station, the prisoner tried to escape, and
the detective had to place the nippers on
his wrist When Taylor was searched two
new mortised electrotypes, containing She
words, "Help Wanted. Uncle Sam,'' were
found in his pockets The suspect is EN-.
ployed by q Seventh street firm.
The morning times., 1897-02-04

A man can hire horse in Japan, Keep
two servants and live on the fat of theland
all for about $40 month.
The morning times., 1897-02-04
FOR REPAIRS OF PAVING.
The commissioners Issued Certifi'
Gates Against Street Railways.

The Commissioners yesterday ordered
that certificates of Indebtedness be issued
against each of these street railways, in
various, amounts, for failure to make re-
pairs to the asphalt paving between the
tracks and within two feet of the tracks
on either side, as required by law. The
companies interested and the amounts
charged, respectively, are:
The lexington and Soldiers Home
S4ss; Belt Line, SOL; and the Anacostia,
S3.4e. There are eleven separate items
in the account against the lexington line.
The morning times., 1897-02-04
Receiver Schoepf's Reply.

Receiver w. Kelsey Schoepf, of the
Maryland and Washington Railroad Com
pany, has filed an answer to the charges of
William o. Dennison and George II Bald
win. Mr.. Schocpf says that the lands
of the persons represented by the plain
tiffs are not injured by the construction
of the railway, but, on the contrary, have
been benefited It is claimed in the
suit that the action is an attempt to en-
force forfeiture on technical grounds.
The plaintiffs granted right of way to
the defendants and ask it's conveyance
on the ground that the railroad never
used the same.
The morning times., 1897-02-04
On the River Front.

The Fourth precinct police report that
the ice in the river is rapidly breaking up
moving down stream in blocks. Only one
oyster boat, pungy, arrived at the oyster
wharf with cargo Of bivalves yesterday.
They were quickly bought at fancy prices
by local dealers.
The morning times., 1897-02-04
The Ice was Treacherous.

Mr.. c. c. Mothershead, receiving clerk
Of the Western Unien Telegraph Company,
slipped on the ice and fell yesterday in
front Of his residence, No. 71s street
southwest. He sustained badly sprained
ankle and was treated at home by DR.. Har-
rison Crook
The morning times., 1897-02-04
News From the Force

Policeman H. B. Elliott of the Sixth is
on leave.
Veteran Policeman Henry E. Marks,
doorman ct Judge MiIler's police court, is
again on the sick list, owing to a severe
cold.
The ION leave list has been increased by
these additions: Sergt. Ralph Bryan ana
Patrolman Thomas Goucher, Third; j. F.
Bruce, Fourth; J. W. Bailey, the veteran
colored patrolman, Seventh, and j. F. C.
Nebb, Ninth
Policemen Gus 4. Schrader, of the Fourth,
and Charles Mullen, of No. 6, are detained
at home by illness.
There are seven policemen ON the SEX
list of the First precinct. They are: C.
w. Cramer, II. w. Cover, W. j. Kenney,
c. B. Peyton, T. NJ. Sullivan, j. A Williams,
and Detective j. d. Sutton
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-09
Lawn mowers at Vallee Brothers.
East Charleston.

July 6.-Mr and Mrs. Blake of Fitch
Bay, +. @, have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Clark Royce.
W. w. Bruce is building a new barn,
and Kit Hudson and William MOulton
arerepairing their barns.
Mrs. Mary Cate is here to help care for
her mother, Mrs. Stoddard, who is quite
i'll.
Married at the hotel, on the evening of
July 2, by Esq, {. Z. Coruth, assisted by
Rev. Mcdonald, Mr.. Charles Couley and
Miss Myrtle Hinton. also at the same
time and place, Lula BENEFIT end Sam
Rob, all of Westmore.
Miss Matte Stevens is home from St,
Johnsbury on vacation.
Mrs. George Cade of Coaticook, p. g.,
has been the guest OF Mrs. ]. S. uuderhll.
Mrs. Carl Cate ofISland Pond has been
visiting relatives in town.
l.. W. Stevens is clapboarding and
painting his house, he is also having a
yeranda put on.
Dan Hopkins has new veranda on
his house.
Rev. and Mrs. A. p. Record of Cam
bridge, Mass, are spending their vaca-
ton with relatives here, with part OF
the time at Wiloughby Lake.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-09

July 6.-Mrs. May Richards, wife of
Emmett Grant, passed from the earth
life June %. She leaves i'll TIE broken
household, besides her husband, an in
FAINT daughter of three months. Inter
ment at Grove Cemetery L. st. Johns
bury.
The National holiday was observed the
Bird inst. with vnrious sports and games,
and a good display of fireworks IN the
evening. In the afternoon an address of
much interest was given by f. u. Por-
ter, Esq. of the law firm of Farnham &
Porter, St. Johnsburv.
On Monday the 9Th inst. the ther-
mometer reached as high in some places
as 100 in the shade. The extreme heat
was followed by severe thunder showers
during the next morning. The highways
are badly damaged thereby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley G. Burroughs of
Melrose, Mass, are visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks of Barton
have been spending some days with Mr..
Hicks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. b. Hicks
of this place.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-09
IsuiltllIall.

Iuly 6.-Mrs. 4. (. BENTON. J. n. Ben
ton aud Col. l.. [. l,ulun aud family
spent fcW DAYS IN town last week.
T 4. Ch1se. Esq. Of Bradiurd. with
his family came up to visa Mrs CHASE 5
father and mother. Mr.. aud Mrs 4. X.
Follansby last week. Mr.. Chase ryJurncd
home for a irw days. but Is expected
again very soon.
Hubbard u. Webb has sold hrs farm TO
Mrs. George T.. Hurlburt Of New York
city.
Rev. ID. \. Thatchcra and wife. nee Anne
Cummings. with their children, are visit
ing Mrs. Kent.
Robert Chase was in Boston for a few
DAYS last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dudley Gilman from Fer
nandina. Fla, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Chase.
During the heavy shower of Monday
night lightning struck the barn of {. :.
French Of Northumberland, setting It on
fire. but by the prompt efforts of the
neighbOrS the fire was confined to the
barn which was entirely consumed. to-
getlIer with q COW that was in the barn.
During the same storm the barn of Deer
ing Brothers on the CRANKY road was
struck, hut not set on fire. the bolt kill
ing one of pair Of horses belonging to
Frank Hall and two pigs belonging to
the behring's.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-09

H. L. Johnson, our late meat man, is
much sought for these days. 1t is alleged
that he has committed forgery by Sign
ing the names of his brotherS-in-law, w.
B. and A. H. Robbins of Derby, also that
of his father-in-law, l.. d. Farr of Nor
gan. to certain notes. One note was
taken up last Monday by S. d. & E. F.
Hobson for $3.50, they having received it
from Johnson in the ordinary course OF
business and paid it into the bank. The
parties above mentioned deny signing
the note in question and tie Messrs.
Hobson have taken proceedings to pro-
tcct themselves. Other notes are held by
the banks at Derby Line and Newport,
so it is reported, and just how much he
obtained by these irregular methods is
not at present definitely known. Mr.
Johnson left his home in Morgan Mon
day morning of last week, informing his
wife he was going through the country
to buy cattle. He drove his team to Ma
cog, p. g., and from there wrote to W.
b. Robins asking him to get the team,
the letter closing with "say good bye to
ALL" AS may well be imagined his wife
and other relatives are i'll great distress
at the disclosures made. Johnson's pres
ent whereabouts is unknown.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-09

p. Loggie, one of the proprietors of
the canning factory, DESTROYS of extend
ing the business, applied for the privilege
of adding fifty feet to the east end of the
factory. To this the proprietors of the
shirt factory objected, claiming that the
land which Mr.. Loggie required was in
cluded in their lease, and that they might
need it for their use, and further that the
proposed addition would increase their
rate of insurance. Each seems to want
that particular land. We hope the mat
ter will be adjusted in an accommodate
ing spirit, for the people are anxious that
each enterprise should have every posi-
BILE facility for the successful prosecution
of its work
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-09
Luuenlburg.

July The annual election of officers
of Meridian Sun Council No. 20. 10. u.
A. NJ, was held Wednesday evening June
30, with this result
Councillor, +. w. Wright.
Vice-C Councillor, !. n. Dodge.
Secretary, X. T. Brown.
Asst Recording Sec'y., w. ]. Stafford.
Financial Secretary, NJ. ID. Bowker.
Junior Past Commander, ]. h. Hovey.
Treasurer, NJ. V. b. Vance.
Conductor. Carl Phelps.
Warden, Allen Nichols.
Inside Sentinel, Fred Curtis.
Outside Sentinel, {. L. Hartshorn.
1st Trustee, II. +. Gordon.
Mrs. Lorana Silsby and the Misses
Cleona and Katherine Silsby have gone
to Old Orchard for stay of two weeks
Mrs. Arthur Strain was at home to
spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Holmes of Jefferson brought her
father, Mr.. Grant, here last week to
spend some time with his daughter, Mrs.
Harry Hartshorn.
Master Earl Renfrew and his sister,
Florence, of Littleton, n. H., are visiting
at their grandmother also Mrs. Smith
and George Chapman OF Portland are
there.
+. p. Dawson and family of Bethel are
spending few DAYS with their parents
on Baptist Hill.
The schools in town closed for the long
vacation last Friday, and the schools in
the village report as follows In the
higher department these pupils were not
absent one day--Gertrude Coburn. Lizzie
Day, Laura Stafford Ehnor Wright, F.
Whitehill, Willie Woods, Edmund Black,
mer, Edward Bowker, Harry Bowker
absent one day-SuSie Hale. Out of "a
pupils there were 20 whose average at
tendance was 10. Hanna Dodge, teacher
In the lower department these pupils
were rot absent one day-lrving Slsby,
frankie Frizzell, BERTHE Silsby, Lera Stat
ford, Wentworth Wright, Ernest Frizzell
Lucia Day, Hazel Stafford, Irvy Ball
absent only one day-Irving Hartshorn,
Mahalia Hartwell, frankie Lewis. Az
erage attendance per day in a school of 80
scholars 32.O9. Mabel Phelps, teacher.
Appended is list of presents received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dodge a. their
wedding reception last week -
Set solid silver teaspoons and sugar shell,
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Lyon and daughter
Salt Lake City. Set silver knives and forks.
set table spoons, sugar she'll butter knife
and napkin ring, Frank Cole. Duluth, Mimi
Two quilts . rugs, Mrs. Dan Dodge Bed.
spread and . pairs pillow cases, Airs. {. a.
Smith. Silver meat fork, Luke Colby and
wife, White fan, Mrs. Stephen Smith. Bon
bon dish, salt and pepper shakes, X. b. Smith
and wife. Cheese plate, celery bowl and tidy
u. C.. Farron and wife. Syrup pitcher, card
tray and teapot stand, G. n. Dodge and wife
Pair dessert spoons, Miss Hannah Dodge
Souvenir spoon, Mrs A, L. White. Fish fork
Fred Richardson and wife, Lancaster. Salt
and pepper shakes, Mrs. Orvie Ford. Sugar
shell, Geo. Stone. TWO match safes Chester
Dodge and wife. Set of fruit knives. Andrew
Lyon and wife. West Concord. Painting
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-09
Norton.

July ell. w. Marsh has bought an
elegant family carriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Osborne Of Willow
dale, n. H., are at this writing the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Johnston.
Mr. James Griffin of Milan spent Sun
day in town.
Mr.. and Miss Basticn and Miss Girard
of Montreal are visiting Father Bastien,
also Miss Mary Kavanagh of Montreal
is visiting her uncle, ]. Conway.
Miss J. Bishop, who has just closed a
term of school at Waterford, Vt, is
home on her vacation.
Mrs. Joseph Carpenter of California
Mrs. and Misses Barker of Lime Ridge
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Carpenter.
Congratulations are extended to Willie
Drew in receiving such elegant prizes
both at CoaticOok and Sllerbrooke for
Bicycle racing on the Queens Jubilee and
Dominion day.
Such extreme heat felt here for the past
week was never before experienced by
we Nortonitcs. Same temperature as
Hades
How does our correspondent know p
ED.