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Bl0Ck ” Us redentative in Georgeto . .

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epreseutative in Montague. mere. Eastern Girl owned by Mr. Wm.

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Webster’s best style. Mr. Webster - Fi ’ than gave the young people a demow Fisher. former rst Sea Lord, to-day stratlon on the wonderful power of council’ presided over by premier AS_

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_ B. A. KELLY. _ Cobb, Mrs, Ulric Dawson, and Messrs

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ell, John Cobb. After listening to he very nice musical program the

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.esronm s'rAvn=».- Mr. oordonllbs ingwell, Fortune Bridge was unable race! agd IID d0llbl Will be heard fr0m o return home from his woods Sat- =latei"_-'- .

h°°lthh‘5V°l'Ybldlfl¢0» HYKHUU3 nrday on account of the storm. He '

yed at Mr. John Witty's until Sun-E ay morning when he returned home.|}-iowlett.\AHl\all¢\l1le H1111 Albert C- J. ‘Myers. Glenside, left Saturday on an

_.'EN.l0VABl.E EVENT.- A very part of the Province.- Mr. Harvey n . Dingwell and son Milton, Glenslde, fi

joyabla evening was spent at Mr red Webster’s, Fortune, quite re-

rthday, quite a number of young peo-

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..*ANNAN6ALE»- Messrs Ray

extended trill through the western

were in Annandale Momlayon iz bust

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LONDON, March 9.-For the first

attended a full meeting ot the war

uith. The invitation to Lord Fisher to attend the council was extended‘

Fisher should -be brought back to head tho Admiralty adrninistrution.

It is understood Lord Fisher was in-

vited to join the war council tempor- arily, to give his advice on important matters in regard to which his experi- ence would_be useful. lt is not ‘believ ed to be likely that lie will return to the Admiralty as a pi-_rnianent mem- ber. f

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