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. that's “The Lawyer's Secret.” ‘

“itch string on the . intziry speeches oni Hon. Walter

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- - evening came to a unity singing and

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oi wedded bllSS, their I» ii ft. for their respective : iv-cling they had spent a . iiiiriyuibie evening.

'1 " l Thi- Sunday School punils of the ‘ L'lll'tt‘(l Church, Iluiittu" Itzvcr. held

their anntial Chrisiiiias Sunday School concert and Christmas tree on 'l‘ur~sdii,i' writing

chairn. in was ti. ~ l even:

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chorus ny the pupils. by the clialriiiaii. Boys c Rem lll Wliitlock. Re-

: Jtnin Edwards. Recita-

' and Mrs. Boothroyd.

wtiiiRS Candles by Junior ‘fipo by three girls. Dialo- .»'\ In‘ . rantxer. Recitation ,_ (‘mrtlﬂii W. Solo by Miss Ha- rrl S liars. lli: wiie, Santa. Clnus 'll llouie, Chorus by School. Recl-

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i: corner of the stage.

The pi-ticuun which Inman:

Recitation, Welcome, Enchern. Solo, Miss

Ruth Itforroiv. Exerc

seven girls.

thanked make the concert ltleﬂsﬂlll (‘Yﬂllilli-I Was liroticht to a Iv offered to contribute apples for ‘vthe Christmas Tree. Seventy cents

taiion, (living, Russel vrn. Dialogue,

ACTION! - Thrilling rides!

Flaming feuds and Icy nerve l- All waiting for you in BOB STEELE‘S great western drama, “Near The

VANISHING LEGION -- NO. 8

WHAT A TIME Comedy

opened ivlth a feiv lntrutlut-tory Xt marks by the chairman, Mr. J. T.

Chorus, ‘Tis Coming, the pupil

Nevin. Recitation. Long, Long Ago,

The Day Christmas, three pupils. Alexander Shaw. Qufirtette. Some-i

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POLICE COURT-M the Police‘ ‘Court yesterday morning a. vagrant was sentenced to 80 days in jail.

BAPTIST SERVICES-Services. o! ‘rryon Baptist Church. Sunday. IJan. 17th: 11 a. m. Westmoreland; 3. p. m. Bonshaw; 7.30 p m. Tiyon.

f ISLAND STORES

GREAT GEORGE STREET . “If It’s Ours It's Good”

EUSTON STREET

BABUN

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE

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Al-L CLEAN rilcitilai: TEA NEW STOC Specials a (Regular 60c lb.)

Both Stores

49c Lb.

—The services for Sunday. Jan. “choice” 41m are, Bonshaw at v11; DeSuble S]. d t ‘at s; we victims at '1. Rev. Geo. ‘c9 ° Ayers, Minister. Your Order NATURALIZATION warms - |_h_

‘Among the list of those who have”

received Naturalization Certificate KELLOGGS

appears the name of Benjamin, Benjamin, Charloﬂtetc-vm.

BURN. FLAKES

3 llllgs. 24c

RECEIVES nrconarvoiv-Lieuc; r Col. A. E. Ings, late with the Prlace- ,. Edward Island Ught Horse, has: been awarded the Colonial Auxll 211')" Forces Officers’ Decoration.

wntrursm Fancy Halves

45cc Lb.

TUILET PAPER

6 Rolls

21c

CHURCH SERVICES-On Jan. 11m will be conducted at Alexis-g dra at 11 a. m.;‘ Hazelbrook at 3| p. m.; Cross Roads at 7 p. in. E. J.’ Chisholm, Minister.

SUNDAY SERWCES—New (Has-Ii gow Church of Christ, Morning‘ Worship, 11.00 a. m.; evening ser- vice ln the Fredericton Church 7.00 p, m, Wm, (3. Qulgley, bfinisfcr.

‘SPECIALS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY

i CLEAN Stores.

PHONE 133s CLEAN Stock. LOWEST PRICES

is a s follows:

his new store.

Vivian Afar-

Simpson, Cavendish. Olga .\lae-

ise, iNIerigv l

l Mr. Etllfll- mhc Artur laud 1111;. spmwh‘ lltustice.

\\'llf‘l‘t‘. in Old Wyoming. Grace La-

mont. Ilelen and Elw

Daniel AhieNeill. Recitation, Jhn- myis Letter to Santa Claus, John Darrach. Ptiittomiine, Silent Night, --—-~ Recitation, A Wish, Dpqqnp¢i~ §Lestci' Loivrgv. Duet, Santa's mind. ltev. Mr. Iliuuhrtivd zirtcd as ‘Bells, Isabel and Al(‘.'\'ﬂlIlll‘l‘

Son g,

t-ill.

made by the chalriiian on the Fill“ tionr-l l cess of the concert. T made a fitting reply in ivhieh she all those who

fl St

close by singing the National An-

yn lilorroiv,

Christmas leall was answered

ltecitation. the previous meeting

I l t

he teacher ,'$5.Tti xvii. i ‘onus 'l'r;'r‘ cm helped seeonclcrl "id carried that iceess, The , he ptlld. Artists 1Z1

Springﬁeld

meeting opened by the followed by the Creed. The Roll by “A Christ- istockines, six pupils. Hemline. The ‘mas Suggestion". The minutes of Twins, Leroy Mat I Wonder tvliv,

Mr. Upton Smith. merchant at Stanley, ivho sufferrtl such a hea- vy loss in a recent fii'e,, is now in

Miss Mabel MeVane, Klngsboro, ‘s visiting: her cousin, Mrs. Jerry

, lvtiss Mabel Woelner, nurse-ln- ‘lWlIIlCT ls evidenced 1n a garden iii , _ traintiur at P. C. Hospital. lius re- Upper Prince St, where when the Ci‘. l.‘ ,.~_i » '

msmm’ mumm pupils‘ m“ Qturntml to her duties, having spcnt,siiow melted, several plants of hot-inlays ivith her parents, Mr. Chester \V0oliier, North

The regular monthly meeting of SIOlQlI-‘lllf? Springfield Women's Institute Shaw. ‘was held on December 17th at the ()1'i_i]]q_- 591141;; ‘Dialogue, Atlam’s.I<‘all, three pu-jlioiiic of Mrs. H. B. Hashim, with it llfQ-JHEL my 111(- .pils. Recitation, The 'I‘\vcnty Sixtﬂlan attendance of fifteen members. wt a Ktfnulltlld programme Elliott Mat-Neill. Recitation, I Wish iThe I Had a Telephone. Reggie Sher-l lren. Motion

Ode

were read el SlitlW. Read- ‘ and adopted. The acting commit-

l" fir.“ by \\'“n[l}\ Raw-- sim- di-til lug, Miss Malone on the Chinese tee reported that the school organ

Iticharut . [Inw- girls. Silltlrlq by four Question, Miss Winnie Best. Diii-lhad been repaired by Mr. Robert "l- ""“‘"‘ Riiiu lZr-lls ltuiu. Recitation logue, Salvation Am Free , the Iloivard. It was moved, seconded,_

by Afr. 1'10: d I>.l--- Iain,“ \','i~,til<>t.:. Exercise by young people. Rr-zivlmgp, Forgtetfiil- ‘and carried that a vote of thanks

ompanist l at: Y's m. “his, H paw,“ by Mmi- iiess, Gladys Mai-Neill. Ill.‘-'tl'lllIl(‘l\',l)C tendered Mr. Ilotiiird for giving

_ ﬁrs. Ge: re Dl ., 5mm, I (qal by ten boys. tai music, Dannie Xi'an-Neill. Reel- ‘so willingly his time and skill to rr-ti Bertram and l\ m,“ m. Dn,,_~.|1_,< Sump RQ- taton, Father's Presents, Irene this cause. A letter was read from

. l on. Also humor iah hr-rnartl. Siiig- MRPERPhCTYL Qllartefte, The Frst ifrs. B. W. Howard thanking the . nxvn by \'\':il»t- |,,,_,.S_ Rut-Hutton by Nowell, Florence win, Jean institute for fruit sent to her late i ._, iz-aliorrsonm “ rtson. Rt-citation by Moore, Gladys Nfaclxeill, E. Mae- husband and also for letter of 1 liVerna Robertson. Solo hy Elwood Eaeliern. Recitation, Little Irene sympathy in hcr bereavement.

ﬁrfoertsoii. Solo by Mrs. Chester MaCEuchern. Duct, Star of the Letters iverc read from Mrs. Wy-

"iuiot-l Ionologue b Marjory East, Jean and Earl afoot-e. Clior- and regardiiv; the Dental Clinics,

' ~ '1, zsc, CllTlJI ias 'I‘ree. us. Just Be l\fcrr_v, the pupils. Rc- from the (igviii Club regarding

l’ ‘l hi: four girls. Ill-citation citation. Closing, Bill ltlzivllzielivrn. seals, from the livid Cross Society

. ;-,..,-n;u-,i_ ipmttiitinii by At the cnncluﬁon of the 1)re-;ret;ai'tliiii;' the f‘ ' Emergency

1"“i‘,ll.$. haze a ' ‘l 1 ~ l. CllYlf-JLIIIZISJZIVO drill uram Santa Claus ar L lAppt-iil. It \\'.l seconded

3,,“- ‘ Rwr-itation by Erma, tiibuted the presents fiom the t.'i ‘and carried tliiu one dollar be

pilijmflt,‘ of t‘ t _ Recitation by George and treated the pupils to cand ' . rr seals. It was

y,» in; r . in; .,._ (furs-ta, Away,- in a Manger. and nuts. Home made candy . .. the Junior Red

;4 hi; of 1 " by,- Rubi-rt Silliphant. sold. Complimentary‘ remarks v. l.) ttiliect for the Na- .,,,, _\~,,-_ V,‘ \ if‘ ~ t

tiff tuncl. A bill for d by‘ the Christ- itee. It was moved

this bill

Howard kind-

yzition hv Ruth Smith» Illivfmlss- lllem- :\vzis rcalr/ed by the sale of seals. inn, I7lIllQiIIII", The Fine Fifteen. The sum of nineteen dollars was and the remainder are to be used iii-until scar-firms. Santa Claus realized, pnrt of which Lien-s to- for Institute tzlfts for the tree. I n put iii all aililtllllllllcc and Wmds bllffitlu I. new blackboard lFifty cents was received for mem- ltli ‘l'il)llll‘fl phi". rill‘ the heavily la- for the school. im-s you The R011 c311 for next; d- n tree for the pupils and tea- -——~—;‘—-—-—-- meeting is, “New Year's Resolut- ‘crvrs and Sunday School workers. CAVl-Ih lsli AND YICINITY IlOIItl." The Refreshment commit- qtwi- unit-h the ent-i-rtniiiment -~-——— ‘tee: Mrs. Everett I-Itislam, Miss we d by singing the National An- Miss Dorn. Smith has returned ,I-‘.inily Plowzird and Miss Lillian

them.

CATIIIIRINITS CONCERT

SCHOOL

On Mom“ '

"lax. a veijv successful Christmas

monvcrt W35 held in St. Catherine's Infill. A well balanced program was rr-ndcrcd by the pupils and young [ieopie under the stipervlslon of our teat-her Ivfim; Mario Darrach. The ar-companieit, for the evening ills-s D/Iary Morrow. The hall s. t:i..t--fiilly decorated with tine. Christmas garlands and l. and a beautiful and well loafcll Chz-Wmas tree stood in one

i

files‘. this

tiia city.

The Misses hfnrgzirct

,aiid Irene W_viind, Cavendish, and (‘gpnintf “jcchmhnf ,Miss Evelyn Woolncr, North Rus- tlemhave returned to P. W. C. to resume their studies.

Mr. Blols LePagc and

MacLc-zm. North Rustieo, have IC- turned to U. C. College.

The many friends of

tin Llard, Cavendish, are pleased to learn that she is up and around again, having been confined to her bed for several weeks.

The Y. P. S. held

Mr. Chester Brown.

Road. was a visitor to Cavendish on Sunday.

Mr. James Wnrrcn,

silent the holidays with relatives Bl Milton.

Miss Vary Stcivcrf bi week, Miss

Brown. Graham's Road.

their weekly meeting at the home of Mr. Mrs. Fenner Stewart.

tee. Miss Helen Margaret Lnmbe and Mr Lowther

Miss Lilian ltfalhcsou. Lu served by the committee pleasant social hour spcn

Miss Mary King.

icy, is able to be out

Mrs. Aus- being ill with pneumonia.

Miss Mildred MacLeod. Corner, ls spending a week

Campbell.

and ____ Miss Hilda Hammill, Middleton, rpent the week-end in EmcrnlcL, Graham's

Mr. and Mrs. Ii. B.

731W Vl"=v Charlottetown.

home after spending ii few days in lMzitlicson. The program commit- Buntxiin‘, Miss s. Norris ‘Sinclair. The next meeting is to be held at the home of the secretary,

nch was - and n t. The

meeting closed with God Save the

Mi: James Hioknx, Pleasant Val- ftgftifl after

Park in Gra-

ham's Road, the guest of her nunt Mrs. Fred Campbell and Mr. Fred

the guest of Miss Eileen Lambc.

Hashim. .

Springfield. were recent visitors to,

I Ivflss Wlnnifred Sinclair, chnfni

‘lottetown. has returned

d FY-‘i lit‘? hurt" after lizivintt

Dorothypvlfut? "u in Springfield 'merfleld.

l

to her,

snow a excel: glowed was enjoyed by all. A sinu- and sum- far social evening will be held each

crnmcn SERVICE-Marshfield his eve or he" depart“ l“ K1”!

Baptist Church.

service for some time. Dr. A. C. Vincent will be the preacher. STOCKS IN WINTER-A remark-

tshe received, inrluding a

:stocks were seen to be in summer

bloom. A sample of these has been lsent to the Guardian, and ls greatly . appreciated.

71m. mm bright, manner, after

FOX ARTICLE BY MR. SHARP ——It ls regretted that owing to a mistake in a headline. the article on ‘Fox Ranchlng as a branch of Mixed Farming, which appeared in Wed- Vnesdays issue, was credited to D12, 1G. Ennis Smith, instead of Hon. G, l l Shelton Sharp. l

in the ivec. small hours.

her new adventure.

srru. on m: JOB-The ferry "steamer Hlfsboro ls still on the job ‘making her regular trips to Rocky lPointl. Today the steamer will equal last year's record when trips were ,made until the 15th. It looks as lthough the record will be broken this year, if the present mild con- morning January 12. ditlons continue.

JSLAND JERSEY WINS SILVER IiIEDAL-Prixice Edward Island has laid claim to one of the silver med- al certificates of The Canadian Jer- sey Cattle Club. Daisy M. G. ls her name and she is owned by Wm. Clark, New Wlltshlre, who is bulld- ing up one of the best herds in the Marltlmes. Daisy Ireshened at: the age of 1 year, I162 days and produced in 305 days, 7.503 pounds of milk and 480 pounds of fat, thus qual- ifying by a wide margin for a. silver medal. Incidentally she is one of the youngest Jerseys 1n Canada to win a medal of any kind in. the 305 day division.

‘n Notre Dame

tllld Mrs. James Duffy. Sidney Et- City.

ELLIOTVALE SCHOOL

and visitors.

A GREAT WORK-A check for $52.00 was received on January 12, by Mrs. W. J. Maclntgire, Natl-mat Presto-n‘. of the C. W. I.-. irom Rev. A. P. ‘Jmcbellan :h!s being the gen- erous contribution of the parlshon- crs of st. Andrew's Parish of which he is the Pastor. The check was forwarded immediately to Most Rev. J. D. MiicGulgen, Archbishop of Saskatchewan. Early in the week there was ri large shipment of cloth- ing and l "aiding sent. from Bloom-

Mlss Selina. Currie.

Mary Carmichael and Reta McLean came forward and presented the teacher with an address and a love- ly gift. The teacher, in a few words

trlbuted gifts from a well-laden Christmas tree, to both teacher and

then treated to candy. Complimentary remarks

The pupils were examined in the different subjects by their teacher, day morning, after their craft had

deserves utmost praLsc. and letters have been received from the Com- mission expressing their deepest gratitude and also that of the poor people who they are serving.

PRE-NUPIIAL SHOWER» One of the most enjoyable affair:- of the eel-son was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Gillie, 14 Elliott Street. Medford, Mam, on Tuesday evening January 5th. A- bout. fifty friends and relatives of Mlm Muriel Nun-tin gathered on A very successful Auction and Dance was held in St. James Hall, Summerflcld, on Monday evening, there being a largo ‘crowd present. The prizes for Auction were won by Mlu Adele Hughes and Mr. Emmet Dunn. A delicious lunch was served by the committee in charge and the dance which fol-

flcld to t ' destitute sufferers in made by Mess?‘ Gm “m! M“ Wm Southern > - __tchewan' and M“ Power. All expressed their satisfac- Omer c“ 1 . potatoes and veg? tion with the examination and the tables is b: sembled in Cardi- progress made by the Pmms‘ Th“ gun m, m‘, ~ “katchewan "He! singing of the National Anthem commission. '. ipraisewoiihy work '

of our Prince i L.\I‘d Island people

fora

STORMY STOMACH

gas. pain, hearlbum.

AClDlTYy

lry a 25c. package 0|

Curse’: IE5‘. PILLS

but COMIC

PURELY

, i/fifiw‘,

Monday night-E.

-VEGETABLE

Service sundry truss. P. E. I. “W311! her marriage!

‘Jan. 17 at 3 o'clock. Sermon to ‘to Mr. Willard lirucbeod ‘ivzll take

Young People. This will be the 18st place. That Miss Martin is a ve y. popular Young 13d? was “ﬁned byiallty unlike any other western hero the very manv beautiful and use‘: on the screen, smiles, jests and

- I 5mm- lznen etc‘, that shoots his way through “Near The

“"1 Ems ° ‘ ' ' nhcckTralrs End," latest Tiffany Western

able instance of the mlldness of the ‘from her former employers. Mornn:c3p1l;()1 Theatm,

‘Brothers, Contractors and Builder-sh Action is the keynote of western _,iof Boston, for ivhcm she ‘had been head bookkeeper for a numbcnm years. Although tHKCII by ‘llr-"Yliiei

‘- " i‘ th k d her fiicnzls in

M155 “Mun an e 5'15 sustained, reaohingpeaks of sus-

lprogram of music. readings. 0%. 5-‘

bountiful and delicious itiricheﬂll was served and the guests departed

bidding lvfuriel farewell and good-luck in

I m. Frank Mom“, swnehamfin some way expressing our gratit- ,',,,_5sq has arrived h, “H, cm, on a Iude for the many acts of kindness f.“ m ms ‘newer, 1,1,5‘ E M0rgan_j_'y0u have shown us during the past

The many ‘ﬁends o: Conducmr times, we have tried your patience, A, J, Harper will regret to learn ’ n _ h rt d e h VB of his return to the Royal Victoria “on a on‘ ea‘ s an w a Ifospltul in Montreal on Tuesday

, Miss Mary Moresde has return- cd to the city to resume her studies Academy after, ‘vending the holiday season with parents in North River. Ztiiss foi-othy Moreside spent the holi- :=.:iys with her grand-parents, Mrn

The semi-annual examination of l NORFOLK. VB-i JMI- 14-59%" Elllotvale School was held on Wed- : men oomiposlng the crew of the nesday afternoon, Dec. 23rd. There fishing trawler, Saint Rita, d was a good attendance of ratepayers Gloucester, Nllass, were rescued in

At the close of the examination, south of the station.

thanked the pupils for their kind- lmg, Th, m“ w.“ Se... goon after ness. Santa then appeared and dls- 5m, struck, 11¢;- slgnglg o: distress

pupils. The visitors and pupils were coast.

"Wrc Paul Gamlel Station and reached

“NEAR THE TRAIL’S END,” WITH BOB STEELE, A REAL THRILLER

l Boylsh Bob Steele, with a person- Steele is made the new marshal ‘ of Cactus, a town which Bart: Mor- gan, gambler ,town boss and killer, controls. Bart loves Jane, and the new marshall also loves her. Barf has killed every man who has had the temerlty to look more than twice at Jane-but Johnny looks loves and lives. and it is Bart Mor- gan who dies with his boots on.

Through the story is a tale of plot and counter-plot, with the girl and a. herd of cattle as the prizes A number of thrilling scenes furious rides. breath-taking feats of horse- manshlp and stirring gun battles keep the spectators at a high pitch of’ excitement.

Drama, now on the screen at the

uzareen entertainment and this one has action galore. From the open- ing scene until the final fade-out amid the gun-smoke of a. furious 'ipistol battle, the speed and tempo

‘pense and excitement, hitting high spots of natural comedy and telling a tule of love in a. tough town.

“Lawyer’s lSecret” Tense Romantic Drama i

brought the examination to a close. Following is the address:

l Dear Teacher:- , We, your loving pupils cannot llot this happy season pass, without, ———- Drama, neither stark nor terrify- ing, but intensely real, human and emotionally exciting, came to the Prince Edward Theatre screen yea- tierday. It is contained in “The Lawyer's Secret," in which an ex- cellent and all-star casts, headed by Clive Brook. Charles Rogers and Richard Arlen, brings to life a tense complication of modern-day living. The vlvidness of "The Lawyer's Secret" is intensified by the intelli- gent presentation of its drama. Its audiences are made to feel its vital significance for each one of them. Its web of circumstances might wind itself around any unthinkable indi- vidual. just as it winds, in the pic- ture, around Brook, the suuve law-

.few months. We know that many

but by your gentle manner you have

learned to think of you not only as ,our faithful teacher, but as a loving ifrlend. ‘ 0 t So now, dear teacher, we wish you every happiness for Christmas and the New Year.

We ask you-to accept this little gift as token of our love. _Wtth all good wishes from The Pupils of Ei- tllotvale School. Arlen, the reckless young sailor.

’ "The Lawyer's Secret" is the story of a professional man's fight to pre- serve the ethics of his profession and his love for a. girl, Fay Wray, by stif- ling his natural human duty to pre- vent lnjustice to an innocent man. Arlen, on trial for his life, for a crime of which he is innocent, near- ly pays the supreme penalty because Brook cannot reveal a secret con- fided to him by Rogers, his client and Fey's brother.

This picture is also significant as an introduction to serious drama of the popular juvenile. Charles Rog- ers It marks the first time Rogers has had an opportunity to display his real dramatic ability on tho talking screen. For those who rc- member his appealing portrayal in “Wlngsf his ability as shown in this deeply emotional role will come as no surprise.

‘Fishing Trawler , Crew Rescued

(Canadian Press)

I "gurfboats, by the crew 0f the P5111 Gamlel coast guard station yester-

strsltnded on thecoast abdit l1 mils

The vessel. bound to Hﬂnmioll. Va., with a. load of fish, was driven ashore during n. strong southeast gale at three o'clock in the mom-

the scene of the alleged murder of Timothy McCarthy of Moncton. a celebrated mystery case, on the night of Oct. 12, 1877. McCarthy was on his way to Prince Edward Island to purchase horses at the

in the sha/pe of rocket; observed by coast guardsmen patrolling the

Twp surfboats, put out from the

lthe standed craft and despite heavy time. He disappeared and his body ;seas. the rescue was one of the was found in the Scoudouc river,

l

quickest made on the coast in somehvhen the ice broke up_ in the fol- tlme. Soon after the men had been lowing spring. Although Harry Os- taken from the trawler she began to borne, hotel clerk and members of fill with waiter and tonight the his father's family who conducted

yer; Rogers, the weakllng playboy; ,

vessel and her one hundred and seventy five barrels of fish were re- ported s. total loss.

DDEATH 0F CAPE BAULD MAN RECALLS SOME SHEDIAC TRAITIIDIES

SIIEDIAC, Jan. IIL-Sylvalu A. Bourque, of Cape Bauld, parish of Botsford, died yesterday in Hotel Dieu. Monctcn, after being in fall- ing health for several months. The cause of death was gangrene, re- sulting from cutting a corn. Mr. Bourque was for many years a ho- tel man in Bhedlac and Lynn, Mass. an dstnce his retirement from the hotel business had conducted a store In Cape Bauld, where he was born 70 years ago. Nearly 50 years ago he conducte the Union Howl formerly The Waverley House. Shedlac, which was later burned and replaced by the Terrace Hotel. converted a few years ago Into the present Dominion government

building. The Waverley Home wol

the hotel were tried for the alleged crime, they were never convicted. The case attracted general attention all over Eastern Canada and the United States.

James Farrell, who sureeeded the Osbomes at the Waverley House w.» fatally shot 10 years later at: Pain- sec by William Bastien an inn- keeper. on whom Farrell, a constable attempted to serve pnpera in a 1i- quor case. Bastien shot and killed himself. _

Mr. Bourque. after leaving Shed- ldc, want to Lynn, Mus, where for 30 years ha was clerk at the 5r!- mour Hotel. He returned to Cup! Bauld five years ago, openinl I store. He is survived by three bro- therig-Frank A, of Bhediao. Phileu o: Bockyllle. and Andre Bouﬂlqf. 0| Cope Bnuld, and I mm, wa- um-

nfont, wife o! Capt John mlenfml

of Mnncton and formerly of Slud- loo, well known printer Ind 1111b’ iilhor and formerly quortmnlbiﬂ’ of the 106th Battalion. He we! un- married.

in iins m sun.

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