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Chapelle Mandite,” or “ Cuised Chapel.’ I Yesterday afternoon the final ss_pau"!ion" from the. Roman Catholic Church. took mm d,,g,,,.'1,;¢§ they did 'i¢°";a'..“_ place. The quiet , village has rTsrelyiwit- " ‘ neeaod an event which created such a inm- found impression on the population. Ten men and one women were 1~ received publicly into the Baptisﬁdenomination, and V the impressive baptismal service of thstchurch was duly performed.‘-* fQuite a number of clergyman, lsymen‘s[nd;‘lsdiu went out from Montreal by the morning train, the party being strengthened; by a

Summer . . ~. ' . . ».., '1“ nxgiuagcﬁ _ pslcusos contingent from Berthier. Thh arrival gdgglgth

. mar the'-ceremony. , ; y . Eleven French-Canadian Roman 0.256 gm,‘ echoed» " lies were received into the Protestant faith P ‘ ” bythe Rev. A)’ L. Therrien, of Montreal.

’ The event was one of rejoicing at

eleven ‘gin. Pm',b°°.' .*mjh_§**'b’,.

A , , __ Novassotla;-andurspressmiagiersy-skies Althocgli not iiauch~ovsr-ayearigﬂd the sendetlrgreetings: Ge

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Impressive Event in a Quiet French Canadian Village.

THE SIQUIL TO THE_ B-VMAN‘ (.‘LTHOIJ(.‘- CHURCH TBOUBLEB--MEN AND WOMEN BECOME BAPTISTS.

Msskinonge has now a Baptist ‘church and a Baptist cur-grtgation. This is the first time this «Sccurs in its history. The

of the party created a stir in the village 1im.rbmd, but "In. 0‘ hi. ﬂ,i.nd...op_ and each new corner was carefully scanned." ‘ V

The proceedings were out with due solsmnity and nothing” occurred to bold], out Aftuu” gmogwlh-;.ﬁ>m .. ' ' A b.yn_I.ns. sweetly eungio on Irish i which Mr. Thu-rien addressed thief“ ” members on their duty to God

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the newchapel to be built Iwss on the north sid;e'ofshe'-’hIsakinonge and so bought twelve acres of land there, and, according to custom, planted a cross in the centre of it. The residents on the south side of the river protested the chapel being put anywhere except on the south side. A petition was sent to Bishop Leﬂeche, of Three Rivers, by the people of the south side, asking him to alter his decision and let the chapel be erected on the south side.

The south side people were wild with delight when the Bishop replied that he really thought‘ the south side would be the best spot after all. To7the annoyance of the northern residents’ the cross was then transplanted to the south side. A protest was then sent to the Bishop by

altar his mind a third time and said the church must be built on the south side. “rnmvwn won": wonsmr muss, ”

was the word sent to the priest by the disccnsolate north-siders, who at once set to work, and by- voluntary subscriptions secured enough money to build a small Catholic chapel on their own side. Time and again the priest warned them that were disobeying the Church; and that'ths chapel that they had erected would not be recognized. In reply, the northerners said they would not be cperced, and asked the priest to send them a pastor, but he refused, and told them to attend service on the south side or they would. be ex- .c_cmmunicabed._ This threat they paid no heed to, and in consequence, one Sabbath day, as they were at worahip,Fsther Hen- dricks entered the church, strode up to, the altar, cursed the chapel, and excom~ municated the rebellious "ones, who still

ordered. The ‘valiant north-siders, in spite of this dreadful ordeal,’ continued to worship‘ as Catholics in their chapel till "November last-, when they were visited by the Riv. Adam Burwash, Baptist min- ister, who read the Scriptures to them. So impressed where they that they asked for s miuilter to be sent to them, ‘so the Rev. W.'S. Bullock. a Baptist, is now laboring among them and is their accept- ed Yesterday was the day they publicly renounced Romanian and were received into the Baptist Church. A onnar on FOB uasxuional. The services were begun in the little

CHARLO'1"l‘E'l‘_OWN, PRINCE-ED:_W ARD 1sL’AND, ‘WEDNESDAY,

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R-immﬂuholics prgisentifor the orderly was in which they conducted gtbellllllvssé The convcrts were very much in “Id to Juice no nervcnsnsm” yhilo going through, the solemn service of ' iicceptsncesnd bapdsm into It'll Blﬂl ‘ “ V church. One line big muscular fellow in

gramwssrssd:--» '

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the north siders. The Bishop would not _

refused to worship where they had been ‘

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Catholics rprissot looked‘ to snail than dissenting brethren would the at. cisl, test and pnliliolygive They are not is suitlcng. "the sturdy

sl_o!‘¥ up..£9,1h9 pl-téotm. Illness mod ﬁrmly and dgtgrminedl]... Tonnes and one woman composed the devoted

cousin to nwrcanitcs. . 'l‘uo‘much‘praiae csnnc't'=be given the

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the sudiencagspt while the service II ‘

posedhiswishessodsﬁlrniaedlythat so ‘P hadnotcoun-sgeenosghitpnssnttcsliﬁ‘

‘ mar -ron nsrorcs. , ‘Dnringthsmestingthe following tele-

.‘f The Baptist Convention cfﬂls Kiri-

to 2l.”7J. A. Gordon. 'D.__B. Mr. Bullock. the missionary in chine,‘

nor;therner_s,, one by nine, stood up Add »_ ﬁled out into the passage, and walkbd ‘

littlebaud: In thcllii-'snxiety to see whet = "3 8'5“! 00.. in" 153*‘ . V. audience stood ‘up, and thus some — . » little 11031’-e.. They‘ we're re‘e’pecilully‘uked

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The most 1 B man among those»; B baptized is Mr. Isaie Karahsﬂ. who is a

wealthy man. With himwwers his two sons. Mrs. Msrehand, who is 65, had always been sdevont -Catholic. in bi. they were all fervent Catholics. Another son of Mr. Msrchsnd is a priest in the State of Maine. Mr. Olcnthisr is over 60 and so is his sister, Msdsmehsfebvre. Two other farmers who were to be hsp‘ tired had to desist owing to the strenuous opposition of their wives and fulfill. The event created a profound imp:-salon among the Catholic members of the families concerned. . _._____.¢.._._._—

The Cell: Stakes on the hloneton Driving Park.

The scene on the Monoton driving park yesterday was an animated one. Some 25 colts, every one a beauty, were to be seen on the track or in the stables the admirers of horse ﬂesh look for some

great racing tomorrow and Thursday.

eluding Dot, the phenomenal 4 your OH. reached here yesterday and werequartered at the park. They will be an additional attraction today.

The four year old race, it is‘ expected, will eclipse anything ever seen in the Maritime provinces. The principal con- tcstsntswill betheblsck mare Dot, by Administrator, owned by Rogers .snd Farrow of S’sidc, which made a recoldof 2 29; on_the 8'side track last week, an Ettei-’s (Amherst) bay gelding Dexter, by Peter Blair, 9,29}, and the P. E. Isllud stallion Almont Wilkes, by the famous Hernando.

One of the features of the meeting will be a pneumatic tire sulky brought here by Ettsr of Amherst and the first ever used in the Maritime Provinces.-—'l'inIu.

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Montreal Clerical Scandal.

A Lnorso Lawns. nuns" ms win an A ruolnuuvr rlnssr nvs rncl rna — cmr.

Monrnsan, Aug__;9—A church, St. Denis, street. Rev. Father

been discovered to have been criminally

church at half peat two_..o’clock. Over twohundred Roman Catholicswerein the

doors. The services were fopens"d by

church, which was cro‘wd'e’d—; to the

singing. "Lotus thehymn of vic- tory." in which all heartily joined. The sermon, a powerful one,’ was preached by the‘ ‘Rev. Mr. from thewerds, " “,Go teach all nstions.’=", Wrulscf lows y ‘ , V and hope were spoken tothoss..who was ‘ “Ls Cs_denI”£BIl “=13 mill-” willing. to show their arm publicly in uponh-'m8*l'!""'*"'~. "‘ cam. Therrisnthen upon P n , . those Catholics to O ‘_ ljointhcﬁqitistchurchwtcrisesndfooates i ts:

intimate with one of his peoitsnh, who 5

Letters fell into the husband's bands, who at once left his wife and the latter has 1'!-

that this is not his first 0-0-9“!-

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leading citizen of the a ._

Five of the P. E. Island contingent, in. _

scandslhssexploded in St. James’ psrhll ‘

thewifeof sleadinglawysrof thecity.i

tired from public view. The unworthy clergyman hasleftthecity. Itis stnhl

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