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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
LITTLE BOY INELIGIBLE.

Carlisle, Pa, Dec l6,-bittlc Boy, who was recently elected captain of the Carlisle Indian football team, has been declared ineligible An investi- gaUon showed that Little Boy played football before he became a member of the Carlisle team, on which nc ms played since 1905
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

The match between rackoy McFar land and Young Erne is on again to take place In New orleans December 23 Young Erne called the bout off last wcclt because Mcfarland wonld make no weight but Young Erne, fearing hc would lose tho match, has agreed to take Mcfarland on at catch weights.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

During a certain battle the colonel of an irish regiment noticed that one of the men was extremely devoted t0 him and followed him ycryWhere At length he remarked; Well my man. you have stuck to mo well to day Yes sorr." replied Pat "Shure 1t was my mother said to me, says she, Just you stick to the colonel, Patrick mo bhoy. and youll be all rolght Them colonels never get nurtod '--philadel- nria lnuulrer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
opponents. The scores Of the match
New Haven.
103S 930 949 2626
Newark.
o89 1011 2S33

In the individual event, despite Johnson's average of 2ol, Noank, the home bowler, had but little trouble in taking four out of the five games Noank certainly struck the high single mark when he secured q score of PCT in tho second game Four of John- sons scores were better than 200, but Noanks scores were better than his The scores of the match follow
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

The proposed Peckey Mcfarland Freddie Welsh ishb for New Years day al San Francisco Is off Both mon demanded T guarantee of 5000 cash, Promoter Coffroth regarded these fig ures as way up in the skies and wired the 5000 beauties that their services at that price were not desired. An at- tempt will he made to match Jem Driseoll and Apo Attel for the same lnlo
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
cuURCHNrEN's FIVE WIN.

Tho basketball five of the Church mems club Of the Episcopal church of West Haven met and defeated the Olympic A. C. team last niElt In the town hall by a score of 16 to H. The game was one of the fastest and cleanost that devotees of tne sport in the borough have ever witnessed.
 In the preliminary game the Ban croft Jr's walked away with the K, o. K. A. five by a score Of go 10 9. Doe" Hull refereed tho games
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
POLO LAsT NIGHT.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
 (OnfcinlD
Gnmcs Tonight.
poIo RusIrI,Ts.

Pawtucket at Worcester New Haven at Bridgeport. Brockton at Providence,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
TIGER FIVE TRIMMED.

Princeton X. Ju Dee. t6,--New York university defeated Princeton to- night at basket ball by the score of d6 to 22,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

A Brockton Brocldon, & Pawtuck- ct, 2,
 At Fall River-Fall River, '; Bridge port, G.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
HUNTERS CONFER.
Spirit of Meeting Tends Toward Re vivnl of Amateur Racing In East

New York Dee. -Reproeenta- uvos of more than thirty recognized hunts and amateur racing associations met to-day to confer with tho stew ards of the National stncploehase and Hunt association nero Details of tae discussion were not made public but t ls understood that owing tn the de cline in professional racing in tho east, duo to the passage of the auti- gambling laws means whereby tho amateur form of the sport may be brought to the front were consid- cred
 Omciallv lt was stated that various matters connected with hunt interests were considered and that a committee was appointed to confer with tho stewards of the National Steoplochaso and Hunt association as to the hest method by which amateur racing can be promoted and strengthened. Tho committee appointed ia as follows: Charles Pn2er of New Jersey Red mond stewart of Maryland. A. J A DevereauX of Pennsylvanla, West moreland Davis of Virginia, Fletcher Harper of New Yorl,
 Among tho hunts represented nt thc meeting were tho Grafton Hounds and the Piedmont Hunt of Virginia, the Shelhourne Hounds of Vermont tho Maryland United Hunt, the Chevy Chase Hunt of District of Columbia, tho MlddlesoS Hunt and the Brooklino Country club of Massachusetts, tho Brandywinc Hunt of PennsylNania, and the Hitchcock Hounds of South Carolina,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
BOXING NEWS

Peter Maher, the perpetual Irish champion, forgot himself al Phladel- phIa Tuesday night and actually put one Bob Evans 10 sleep in tho first round of go scheduled for six rounds
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
BATTERY \ WINS.
Clintons of This City Lose 10 Crack Branfora Team by Score of i2-t0.

In a very hotly contested game. Bat tcry A of Branford defeated the crack Clinton quintet of this oity by score Of l2 to 1 g. After twelve minutes of hard playing. Tlannlford broke the lee, throwing a pretty basket from the cen ter of the court, al which tho 300 Braaford rooters went wild. The first half was ra ther n one side affair, Han nlford. the crack center of tho Battery, scoring eight field goals and two fouls Tn the second half Grelsing and Frisco played all over the court For the Clintons IT, GreenbcrE Frankel and Alderman excelled while Hanniford and Fisher played well for tho Battery. The lineup was az follows: tliutups Battery 4. Frankcl IT, Greenherg .Jourdan
 Right Forward Alderman. Frisco, o,............ Fisher
 Left Forward
 R. Greenhcrg g..........,....,.,,H Hanniford
 Center
 Terpening Fl GreenhcrE ........ Kelly
 Right Guard
 Clancy ..,.........s.,..,. Anderson
 Left Guard
 Summary: Score. i2 10 9 Goals from field. Hanniford. H. Fisher, 4; Jordan, 8. Kelly. F. II Greenberg, g.; Alderman. 2 Terpcning, 2 Frankel 1. Goals from foul, Hannford, 4 IT.. Greeabere 3 Referee. Kinney. lm- plre Trlsch Timekeepor Albert. Scorer. Alderman
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
ROSTER FINALLY WINS.
He and Pump Break Into Winning Column fin New York Tournament.

After q series lasting eleven gamesI John Roster finally succeeded In break Ing the hoodoo which has been pursu-' ing him in tho Greater New York Tn-I dividual championship by defeating Alex Dunbar on the Bronx Central all leys Tuesday night So close was thel contest that only one pin separated ths| pair on the total scores at the finish. Each bowler averaged 200. DunharI started off with an average of 2ss for| the first four games three of which ho| won. Roster braeed up and by steady| work won the deciding game. A total of 945 was Rosters best figure while| Dunbar notched 257 The scores:
 Dunhar-222, 2Sa. 2SS, 257, t93, 1ao ias, IT, 22O, 2O9, 1sS,-23O3.
 Kostor-2tO, 2as, 1o2, 21s, 2so, 224, 1sa 2O3, 245, 1Se, 1S2-23O2.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

Louis Westphal made Ice R. Johns
 20 eleven games on Wyman's Colum |
 ba alleys before the Newark bowler re ceived tho verdict Westphal had thd series to 2 In his favor at one time but could only capture ono more game Johns wound up with a total of o30J The scores:
 Westphal--1o6, 1Se, 1S1, 1s2, 1855, 17ol 160, ITO, ITO, 194 197--199o
 Johns-17s AT, 24o 165. 1St, 15s, 1891 22S, 1S0, 23o-2o72,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
CITY LEAGUE IS OFF
Alley Managers Decide to Dis band-Give Way to Journal Courier Individual
 Tournament.

Owing to the exceedingly large num- ber of bowling tournaments which at| the present time and In the near future will be in progress throughout the cityI the various alley managers have decid- J cd that the wisest course of action would he to dlsband the City league. This has been done mainly through the announcement that The Journal. :. Courier Is to run an individual cham- plonship tournament
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

Fred Pump broke Into the winnin al column by defeating Billy Linden on| tho Broadway Palace alleys. The se- rles went ten games, with each contest \ ant rolling an in and out series.
 Pump-l6o 167 ITO, 17S 05, POI, 1sil 1iS 2O3, 211--1S27.
 Linden-1H. 17a, IFS. 174, 152, 225, 1s7.| 200 15s, 19s-1S05.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

The City league has been running well until a few weeks ago when ow ] Ing to several disagreements and mis- understandings 1t was necessary to postpone a few games, At the time of disbanding the Tuxedo quintet were In the league leadership
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
R. R.y. NJ. (. A.T,E ruREE
Railroad S NC A
9i5 7ia S5l .
Central '. NJ (, N

High single, schecher 2l5 High three strings, Erickson b52
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

.AlfAtA li'Alt lhit R'l llIlitNNll dl lillblti~ phIa Tuesday night and actually put one Bob Evans 10 sleep in the first round of go scheduled for six rounds
 Jeff O'Connell met his Waterloo at Reading Tuesday night in tae wind up of the Reading Athletic club when Willie Lucas of Philadelphia sent him 10 dreamland with a hard right nand wallon on the Jaw
 After receiving q terrible bcatllg for hye rounds Ioo Sheridan finally succumbod in the sixth round of his bout with Billy Leary at the Long Acre A. c in New York Tuesday night when Leary landed flush on his opponents Jaw and scored knocks out Throughout the five rounds pro ceaIng the session in which Loary scored q knockout Sheridan was bat tered all around the ring by Leary and was noored several times in each round. In the seml-Anal Jerry Camp bcll forced Patsy IIealy to quit in tae nfth round with a terrific right to the stomach
 t required Just two rounds and q small portion of the third for Brook lyn' Tommy sullivan to knock out Jimmy McNei fnathcrweight cham- p'on of Australia Tuesday nigat at Little Rock. By the close of the first round It was easily apparent tnat Me Nell was out-classcd In the second Sullivan landed six times on McNell's iaw flooring him. McNcll taking the limit before getting up. A blow on thc left slde of the Jaw finished tho light in the third
 Recent betting in San Francisco on the Burns-Johnson fight makes the negro q 10 to favorite over Burns an unusual condition of affairs when it ls considered that Tommy is tho champion and that Johnson is the challenger.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
JEW FL FRS.
Holiday Gifts
In Gold and Silver of Elaborate
 and Simple Design.

We have articles to suit all needs, be they great or small, and the designs of the simplest are as artistic as those of the more intricate patterns, Our patrons expect the BEST, and we have met your expectations,
 Gold Beads $7.00 to $33.00
 Fancy Necklaces with Pearls, sapphires, Peridots, Aquama- rines, Topaz and Amethysts.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

Already many bowlers throughout thel city have announced their intention ot| competing in The Journal-Courler in-)
 dlvidual championship which is to| start on the fourth of January. Al meeting of the championship board will be held on next Wednesday at thsI Academy alleys at which time all en-]
 trance fees must be in the hands ol9 the treasurer, Ahert Powell of ths1 Young Mems Republican club. From| present indications the number of en-|
 tries will probably be somewhere bel tween sixteen and twenty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17
OxY- -ACEIYLENE WELDING AND BRAzINGl

in an metals. We make most difficulty repairs In broken ensine cylinderst crank cases, finished machine partaI OXy.Garbi Co.,. 1T Webster st
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

A snappy game will undoubtedly be tomorrow nights menu.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

The Bank Wreckers and tho local boys arc having 2 fine race for the title to second place,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-17

Mercer of the Brockton team is on the sick lst Ills absence is greatly folt by the Shocmakora
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
st. Paul
Union

Ainsi quill a 6t6 annonc6 dams
votre estim6 journal, l'ECHo DE
L'OUEsT. dams I'm No. precedent,
Installation des officers pour
l'annee 1908 9 a gu lieu lie 6 juliet.
LIE programme, laiss6 aux soins
du nouveau club litt6raire de lU-
Mon FRANCHISE a 6t6 execute a la
satisfaction de tous.
Apres l'ouverture de la s6ance
r6guliere par notre populaire pre-
sident [. Patenode, ct la proc6du.
re ordinaire des affaires M. le doc
teur P. Roy a etc prize de pr6sider
q Installation des officers; Get to
ipt6ressante c6r6monie s'est termi-
nee par un discours plein de vi
gueur ct de patriotisme, par lequel
notre docteur a compliments ~
MON FRANCHISE ct ses officers, sur
l'union Harmonic ct l'entente mu-
tuelle, qui ont etc les principaux
facteurs ct qui ont assurt le sue
ces ct la popularit6 don't joule no.
ire chere Union Francois, il de
plus pave un tribut justement me-
rite aux efforts fats par M. A.
Foussard, en- organlsant lie nou,
veau club de Jeunes gems; NJ. Roy
a fat ressortir le bien que notre
institution a fait jusqu'ici en- dis
tribuant 3 CO jour la somme de 22.-
600 dollars tant aux membres ma
ladies' qu'aux institutions reljgieu-
ses sous formes de dons g6n6reux.
A reloquent discours du docteur
a succ6de celui de notre champion
de l'Union FRANCHISE, M. 2. Blgu6
qui await pris pour theme: Notre
race, notre laDgue. L'auditoire sous
So chaude parole a 6:6 tenu en- sus.
pens pendant une demi-heu1e, ct
tour a tour, lie Canada, la vieille
France, nos grands hommes con-
temporains ct nos gloires du pass6
ont reeu de l'orateur, I'm tribut qui
a etc Embarrassment applaud
de toute l'auditoire.
Apres une exoe]lente musique
execut6e par M. G. Pouillet, violo-
niste ct M. II. B%ussi6re, pianiste,
la presentation du nouveau club
l%itt6raire au nombre de "a a Gu lieu.
Ces messieurs r%epr6sentant la fine
feur de nos jeunes Canadiens
avaient chacun un drapeau fran
Gals ct un drapeau AMERICAN ct for
malent I'm groupe superbe. NJ.
Foussard, directeur du club, s'est
avanc6 ct dams I'm discours bref ct
au point, a fait ressortir l'impor-
tance whale at l'imp6rieuse n6ces-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
lie Programme
Democratique

LIE programme du parti demo-
cratique est le plus long de tout les
programmes connus. ii content
pres de 10000 mots. Chacune de
ses clauses u lieu de dire sommai-
rement ce gull faut dire, develop
pc la meme idee en- plusieurs para
graphes.
II y a d'abord un assez long
preambule dams lequel on rappelle
les principles fondamentaux du
parti d5mocrat1que tells que les
comprenait Thomas Jefferson, lie
fondateur du parti.
lie programme traite ensuite la
question du tariff douanier, don't la
revision, "dans lie sens dune re-
duction DIES droits d'entr6e" est
declaree indispensable. La r6duc-
ton devralt porter d'abord u lea
articles qu1 sont plus sp6cialement
fabrjques par les trusts. articles
qui sont vendus moins cheers, une
fois exportes al'6tranger, qu'ils ne
lie sont aux Etats- Unis. En-. outre.
les auteu1s de la future revision
devraient s'attacher d rendre pos
sible DIES reductions ~successives de
fscon q ce que,dans IN temps don
ne, lie tariff douanier ne fut plus
base que sur les besoins du tr6so1
federal.
LIE programme d6mocratlque Sc
prcnonce pour la reduction des de.
penses du gouvernement de Wash.
ington; pour une action 6nergique
q regard DIES companies de che.
min de fer; pour une restriction
de Immigration des Asiatiques
aux Etats- Unis; pour la r6glemen-
tation du droit "d'in]unction''
qu'exercent les cours f6d6rales
dams les %querelles entire patrons ct
o%uvriers; pour reimbursement Pun
impot sur lie revenu (lncome tax +;
pour lie maintien dune marine pre-.
%portionnee aux besoins du pays;
pour lie prompt achievement du ca.
nal de Panama, etc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17

site d'encourager lie groupement
de nos fills, qui doivent dams un fu'
tur proclaim succ6der aux peres
soft dams lie commerce, soft dams Ia
paroisse GU dams nos institutions
nationales, ct remplir les vides qui
SO font dams nos rangs parmi les
anciens. II a pave I'm tribut m6rite
aux membres du club, pour le z6le,
Intelligence ct la bonne volont6
don't ills ont fait preuve, dormant
assurance que leur exemple pro-
duira DIES fruits don't en- b6a66cle-
"a lUnion FRANCHISE.
Lei programme a 6t6 continue
par NM. Bison fr6res, membres
du club, qui ont dome une s6ance
sp6cialement int6re 'sante. Dignes
6mules de Robin Oudin. ces jeu-
nes gems ont deploy6 I'm grand ia
lent ct charm6 les Spectators
par les mysteries de la prestldigi-
tat1on.
Enfn lie bouquet de la soir6e a
etc la piece de com6die.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
BRYAN Ell KERN LIE CRI
DE GUERRE

VIM Jennings Bryan, deux fois
defait pour la pr6sidence, a etc de
nouveau choisi CONNIE porte, eten-
da1d du parti democratic. II a
ete lie choiA unanime de la conven-
ton rationale democratique ap1es
une mutt de scenes tumultueuses.
LES mons du Gouverneur John
o ct du Juge Gray ont etc pre-
sent6s 3 la convention mails mont
recu qpe 46 ct 591 votes respecti-
vement.
Celte convention a choisi CONNIE
candldat a la vice-pr6sidence John
Worth Kern de lIndiana
On s'attend a une campagne plus
mouvent6e que celle de 1896 lors
de la premiere defaite de Bryan.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
Mort du FOndateur de la So
cite st Jean-B aptiste

La mort IMPROBABLE a fauche
dams les rsngs de notre soci6t6 ma
tionale. La Soci6t6 Saint-Jean-
Baptiste, dimanche dernier. c6l6:
brait les f%uu6railles de M, Angus
tin Boyer, fondateur de la Soci6t6
ct le frere du president actuel; M.
Boyer etait age de 76. Son service
a etc chant6 lundi matin a 8:3Ohrs
q la Cath4drale de Valleyfeld.
lie deu1l 6tait conduit par ses
fills: Narcisse, Joseph, Z6phirin,
Horace; SEES gendres, Wilfrid De-
isle, David Viau, ct Israel He
bert.
La Soci6t6 st -Jean. Baptiste au
complet assistant aux fun6rail!es.
NJ. Augustin Boyer laisse pour de-
plore1 90 perte; une spouse ct 10
enfants, 6 garcons ct 4 files don't
3 habitent les Etats- Un1s. Angus
tin ct Emma a Cloquet MINI, ct
Wilbrod q Ironwood Mich.
Nos condolences.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
Les NouveIIes
CE q NOS LECTGCRs POURRAIENT FA
RE FACILEMENT

Tel que nous Pavons dit a plusieurs
repr1ses PEcHo DE L'OUEsT Sc fait tou
jours I'm plaisir de publirr toute nouvel'
lie depuis la plus minnie jusqu'a la plus
importante. Nous prions uonc nos abon
n6s ainsi que lie public en- general de
nous faire ~parvenir ce qu'on almerait q
lire dams les COLONIES de notre journal
Dams une vile de Ietendue de Mime
apolis il est impossible de visiter chaqu!e
place d'afaire on chaque famllle, mais
ceux qui auraient I'm compte,rendu d'u'
ne fete q%uelconque, DUN parti de surprl
SO, dun pique-nique, dune ceremonle
nuptiale, DUN deces, GU ceux qui Anne
raient q announcer lie depart GU la vlslte
dun parent ou DUN ami, etc., peuven'
nous faire parvenir ces nouvelles. LE'
CLIO DE L'OUEsT Sc fera toujours un plal
sir de le publier.
On peut nous fare parvenir ces nou,
velles soft en- les apportant directemeh1
a notre bureau 3O5 Avenue Centrale, en-
nous telephonant odi.en nous envoyan
par la MALE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17

Tents naturels,et ces Messieurs ont
supplement 6t6 excellents. Les
fous ri1es qu'ils ont provoqu6s par
leurs Jeuxl ct leur fnesse 6taient
irr6sistibles, ct les APPROPRIATIONS
fatteuses que ces messieurs ont
reeues de gems competents sont
une juste recompense de leurs ef-
forts.
Vive lUnion FRANC 4ise.
A. f,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
Ice Cream Social

Lundi soir, le 2)juillet, "a Cur
Notre Dame de Lourdes donnera
une soir6e de creme 3 la glace,
Sale [. O. o. +. coin de l'avenue
Centrale ct a. rue N. E.
Une cordiale invitation est fate
a tous d'y assister particuliArement
nos canadiens ct canadiennes qul
auront ainsi l'occasion de passer
une agreeable soir6e. Billets l5c,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
DE L'OUEsT
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI II Juliet 1908
Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, MINI, as second
class mail matter.
Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible

L'EcHo re L'OUEsT nest pas respon.
sable des idees ct opinions emtses par
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
Faribault, Mimi.

Harry G. Fredette ct Geo.
Wester ont form6 une compagnie
sous lie nom de Fredette ct Wester
ct s'occuperont de la manufacture
de cigares. Ce sont deux ]eunes
hommes qui ont 6t6 empl,y4s du-
rant plusieurs ann6es par la Kas.
per Cigar Manufacturing Go. On
fabriquera deux marques de ciga-
res le Dondolo ct lEstemento.
-Une reunion de famllle a Gu
lieu le 4 courant chez M ct Nine
Joseph Cloutier de cette Vile.
Eta1ent pr6sents:-M6d6ric For
tier, M. ct Nine Il. Cloutler, Da-
v,d Fortier ct Mile Leduc. tous de
Minneapolis; s. l.. Cedardahl,
Owatonna; Nj. ct Nine Fred Clou-
tier, ct M ct Nine E.. DUDE, Fari-
bsult. lie matin du 4 lis sc sont
rendus au Cedar Lake chez Paul
Lemleux, qui tient un local d'et6,
u on passa la journ6e. HUT cents
p,issons de differences sortes soat
t,mb6s victimes des gals pecheurs.
Revenus dlmanche, chacun a re-
pris lie chemin du foyer.
! -Une bien trlste noyade a Gu
lieu a Walcott, vendredi soir. NJ.
Henri Brul6, accompagn6 de son
frere ct plusieurs compagnone,
s'est rendu a un 6tang pres de chez
Ii! pour se baigner.
II fut lie premier q Sc jeter q
l'eau ct n'hvait parcouru qu'une
fable distance qland il cria au SO.
cours ct disparut, apparemment
saisi de crampes. SEES compagnons
~s'eforc4rent en- vain de le retirer
de So position p6rilleuse ct CO nest
|qu'apl6s un effort qui dura toute
Ia mutt qu'on parvint q retirer son
cadavre de l'eau.
Sa mort pr6matur6e a jet6 le
deuil sur toute la region a IL
6tait tres populsire ct universelle
ment estim6.
Il 6tait age de "a ans ct 6tait le
fills de M. ct Nine Ars6ne Brul6.
Les fnn6railles ont Gu lieu lundi
matln q l6glise du Sacr6. Cour
ct 6taient des plus nombreuses to-
nues q Faribault.
SEES restes mortels reposent dams
le lot della famille au cimeti6re du
Calvaire.
Nous offrons a la famille Brul6
nos plus sinceres condolences
dams le malheur irr6parable qui la
frappe.
LIE marriage de M. E. j. Spoo-
ner, de Donnybrook, N. D.. avec
Mile Zoe Pellet1er, file de NJ. Will
liam Pelletier, de cette vile a Gu
lieu a l'6glise du 5acr6-C@u lun-
di dernier. La b6n6diction nup-
tale a etc pronounce par lie r. P.
Monge, cure de la paroisse. lis
ont quite Farlbault mercredi pour
Donnvbrook, Oh lis demeureront
ct Oh M. Spooner poss65e une ter
re.
IN. Felix Plouf de Minneapo-
lis, a pass6 la journ6e de dimanche
dernier en- cette Vile, l'h6te de sa
mere.
Mgr Ireland sera q Faribault,
dimanche, le 10 courant Oh il ad-
ministrera le sacrement de confr- i!
nation a de nombreuses personLes
a l'6glise du Sacr6-C Occur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
OSSEO

IN. Jules Rochat de Minnea.
polls etait lhote de ses parents d.
manche.
Mile Amelia Labissonniere fr6-
quente I'6cole a Minneapolis Get
etc.
LES premiers communiants a
TEglise st Vincent de Paul, la Sc.
maine derniAre 6%taient: Frank BIZ
bault, Herbert Potvin. Joseph
Tombers, Amanda Paul, Gladys
Lessard, Margaret Hommes, He
len Aubert, Helen Fishbough,
Lizzie :Schilljng, Eva Thlrouz
Mabel Beltram. Peter Munkler,
Nicholas Kish.