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iuroniini lnsniilnifiiiiifnl sritcrsnlliirnoimlhiis lwEEii°SiNEii§”r0R THE nuAR'DinN‘$l"s’iiTuRnAv susstiiissiis
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'1`_l1URi-_lDAY._ __ to mourn the loss of n loving moth- Shall we not see thee, wniting,'
'l`homas Irving, lainbridge. Lot b.-i, ur and a tender grund-inother. Eter- stand
a hrother of the late Miss Bella Irv- Hal F6511 Hive to her, () Lord, :ind let And, white' against the evening star
ing nf that place, whose death some perpetual light shine upon her. The welcome of thy beckoning
time ago, has been a matter of in-
terest all over the province, is said
to have offered an explanation of her
deiith yesterday. Mr. Irving is re-
ported to have said that his sister,
by reason of her age and of the weak-
ened condition of her heart, had not
been feeling. well for quite a few days
preceding her death. Shortly before
the day of her demise her sister put
her to bed and while no one was in
the room she either fell out of bed or
fell on the floor, from overtaxing her
strength trying to get out. The peo-
ple in the neighbourhood are said to
be surprised that her death, appar-
ently froni natural causes, should
have caused unpleasant rumors to be
circulated involving the brother with
whom she lived. lt is not thought
probable that an inquest will he nec-
ces:-‘a|'y,»und although Dr. Barnes, the
local coroner, wni-; in the vicinity
yesterday to attend n sick cull, it is
iuiderstood that no steps towurd
holding an inquest were taken.
John MacLeod, hrother of J. .i.
MacLeod, Sydney Mines, (`. H., has
been promoted to the position of lin-
gineer and Blacksmith Instructor, in
thc new Penitentiary to be opened in
]'rince Albert, Sask., on the 15th.
Mny, 191|. Mr. Maclleod commenced
his duties as guard in 1898. he has
since been promoted to Blacksmith
Instructor in Dorchester penitentiarv.
The new position gives Mr. McLeod fi
nun-.h larger salnry than he wus re-
,-.-iying in Dorcliester. He was chosen
froin ull the men in thc different pen-
ifi-ntiaries in flnnalln, which is a fiirt
no muy well be proud of. Mr. Mne-
l,cod made many -friends in Dorches-
ter: both he und l\ir_s. Machcod w~»rn
in-f.i\'v iiicinliwi-i of the presliytlwian
<"liui-ich, Mrs. Macllf-oil being church
orguiiiezr, for si=\'i:|'ul yr-ni-s. 'Fhey will
bi- yi-eutly inissed in llorcliesicik ’l‘he
lfovvriinii-nt has no r-nusc to regret
its ilioicii :is Mr. lilncllrod has prov-
vd by the tc-at of exp»~.rivnre, fo be
niliiiiriilily fitted for such n lnisitioii,
Air f\|:ii~lli-oil rci'i~i're\l to is .lohn Muc-
|.i-od, formerly of lnki-rnian Ruud,
Lot 2‘.tI_ l’. ld. lsluhd. llc left for thc
wi;-l vestcrday.
-'l`|ie nuction snle of tlioroughbrcd
horses and clittle from the stock furm
of Hou. John l{ich.~ir<ls` und also from
the herds of other parties, held by
nuctioneer Wright nt Sumnierside yes-
terduy, was largely attended by
stock ruisers from all sections of
the countr_v and good prices were
rr-ulized. The following ure some ol'
the snlcs mudet An imported Clydes-
dule inure 7 years old, bid in hy W.
ll. l'layf~.s, lilllcrslie, for $450; ii
thoroughbred imported Clydesdale
nm|~n, 5 years old, sold to Austin
lhimsziy, Conway, for $330; a _thoro-
ughln‘rd I’ollcd Angus bull, 2 years
old, to Roy Sillipliunt, for $76; n
tlioroiiglilired Pollcd Angus cow, 6
years old, to Harry Silliphnnt for
$713, (shortly after the snle Mr. Silli-
phnnt sold this cow to ri Newfound-
lond pnrty for $90); one thoroughbred
I'olled Angus cow, G years old. BON
to Iioy Silliphunt for $82; one
tlioroughbred Pollcil Angus culf, G
months old, sold to Hilbert Mellon-
uld for $42. All the nhove mentioned
stock wus from thc stock fnrm of Mr.
liichurds. One thoroughbred short-
horn cow, 3 years old, owned hy_ J.
W, (‘;ilbeck, wus sold to T. IJ. Ram~
suy, Hamilton, for u good figure und
one thoroi_iglihred sliorthorn Calf. ii
months old, owned by J. W. Unlbeck,
\\-on sold to 'l`hornuS (hilton, limo,
lor ,$27.-bl.
FRIDAY.
A gloom was cast over the vicinity
of st. conmum, wlwii. on Avril 27th
uit., the soul of Mrs. Agnes I3. Camp-
hi-ll, of that place, passed into eter-
nul rcwiird. Although eighty years
or nge, deceased was in her iiiiliid
gooil spirits until within one week of
hvr demise, when she wus attacked bv
In grippe, for which all tender nurs-
ing und medical attention proved un-
u\'uiling:. During her last hours, she
wus fortified by the rites of the Ro-
nuin (lntholic Church, of which she
was ri consistent member. Despite the
unfnvoraible condition of the roads,
ii large concourse of profile ffdl0W<}‘l
the remuini-i to their resting P14190 ‘H
(‘ollimba Cemetery, where the funer-
:il services were performed by Rev.
iii-rmiril (iillis, assistant purish
prii»sl._ A grif-f-stri<‘.kcn fzii|iilY0i°\\“-
son und live iluiiizhtcrs, toizetlier `\\'if»l\
:i nuinhcr of gi'uiul-<'lii|d|‘i'i\, :ire left
.\iuiuril`:‘. Liniment ("o., l.imii`.cd.
l uns very sick with Quinsy und
fimuglit _| would strangle.. l iiscil
i\lll\‘_-\lil)’H i.lNIMl<IN’l` und it ciircil
nn- ui once.
J uni, ncvcr without it no\v.
Yours gratefully,
MRS. (‘. ll. l’lilN(‘lC. _
l\nu\\igi\\\'u\il<_ uct. Blat.
IC 11115 beC0i11e a conunon~place, in
writing funerul notices, to say time
“a gloom was cast over the whole
c°‘“mUn1fY" bl' the death of the per-
son to whom rcfc-renee is made. Yet
this hackneycd expression is the only
one wlncli truly describes the effect
produced _when it became known that
Mrs._William A. Houston of North
Rustico had passed away on the
¥Yi0I’l'll_Ilg_ of April 17th, after a fort-
nights illness with measles. 'l‘he
members of every household in North
Hllstico and (iuvendish to whom she
was known feel a sense of personal
bereavement. Mrs. Houston was one
of those women who are universally
beloved-who ore sources of strength,
comfort and joy to Q11 those who
have the privilege of l-'mowing them.,
l’€0l>le turned to her instinctively for
help |n_the hour of triul and sorrow
-and it was always forthcoming.
When illness entered into the homes
of her friends llirs. Houston wus the
first thought oi, the eurliest sem
for, and the promptegt gi, (»,,me_ ]n
thc sick room und by the couch of
si\flei~i_ng no hun_d mis moi'c tenderly'
siiiiiui, no puiir-nee more unfniling,
no uid _more _efhcicnt thnn hers, and
whcn, in_ spite of cure :ind skill,
death cluimeil its own, the surviving
mourners found comfort und tender
Sympathy and pructicul :iid in the
presence of that strong, brave, cl1eci‘-
ful soul.
in the church Mrs. Houston was ii
lender mid worker; in‘the social life
of tlie_co|ni1iii|iity she w.'is'noted for
her friendliness :ind good comrade-
:-'lnp;_ :ind no one who |;,ii~|_.,Uk¢,ft1m
gracious hospitality of her home c:in
i-\'_cr forget the pl<:usilri-. und privil-
<~.'_;e.
’i\'irs. Hour.-toii was u duugliter of
the into .lohn Mcl{env.ii- of (‘;iven-
dmli, und wus liif.y~two yi-urs of nge.
Silo _wus at hor olil limne, ivniting on
her ill :ind ngcd niofliur, when she
wus stricl=»_ui with the sickness which
resilltcd in hier deuth. 'I‘he funeral,
which wus held on Vl'eili\es<luy, April
lfith, from her 1-liii\|liood`s lionir, wus
very lairgcly i.ittf\nih-d. ’i`hi~ cuskef,
wus covered with flowers, thc lust
frililites of her friends to one who
had loved flo\\'cr.s us she had loved
:ill brigiit und heuutiful things. Rev.
.lohn Stirling conducteil the service,
speaking' very viirnestly und touching-
ly of the iilcul life, oi unsellish ser-
vice und the hope of the Easter
promise. Mrs. llouston wiis interred
in ('u.vendish tlemetery, und the pall-
hczirers were: Robert A. McKenzie,
John F. Mucncill, i‘hilip D. Mchure,
Russell l\l<‘l.urc, 'l‘|iom;is lioyle, und
lfuminond .i. 'l`oomhs_
i\irs_ Houston leuvcs, besides ii sor-
rowing hiishzind, her mother, Mrs.
John l\'icl{enziv; two sisters, Mrs.
h`ui‘uli Mcllure of Dundus, and Mrs.
Chester Woolner of Uliicago, and
three brothers, Iiwcn McKenzie of
North Rustico, and Thcopliilus :ind
Hnmmond oi t‘u\'endish to mourn
the passing oi our whose plurc on
enrth cnn never he filled,
“lint yct, deur lienrt, rcniemhcring
thee.
Are we not richer thnn of old?
U K 15 8 4 I t t t t S
And whcn the sunset _elites unhai'
hnnd‘."'
_ _ BORN __  _
McD(_lNAl.l)--'l`o Stephen and Mrs.
McDonald of Farmington, King's
(‘o., on April 24th, a daughter.
McKAY-At Clifton, April 27, 1911,
to John D. and Mrs. McKay, a
daughter. Congratulations.
l\’lcWllll,lAMS-At Uape Traverse,
April 16th., 1911 to John N. and
l\lrs. McWilliams a daughter.
WEEKS-At I<‘reilericton on April (th
to- John H. und Mrs ‘.'ie':ks, a,
daughter. Uongratiilations.
BUYLIE-At West River on April 2-,rd
to George and Mrs Boyle a son.
BURNS-At Burnsville, Lower Free-
town, on April 17th, to Edmund
and Mrs. Burns, a son.
DRISCOl.L.~At Clermont, on April
21st, 1911, to T. A. und Mrs. Dris-
coll, zi dziugh\.er. _ _
DIED __ __
WORTH-In this City, May 2nd, 1911,
Minnie, wife of Lemuel Worth.
INMAN--At Augustine Cove, May 2,
11111, l\lrs._ Isaac Inman, aged 64
years.
Special to The Guardian.
BANGOR, May 1--Homeless, hungry
and exliausted by the long ‘fight
against the fiames which destroyed
practically one-third of the city of
Bangor, thousands who hail spent the
night in the open air, protected only
hy a meagre supply of blankets, to-
day filled the problem of providing
themselves with food, shelter and
cloihing, while the citv and state uu-
thorities began the consideration of
plans for rebuilding the city.
Ifiindreds of groups of men, women
and Children, most of them stunned
by the disasteiv which had befallen the
city, huddled around smonldering
honiircs, or stretclied along the smok-
.ing ruins, eni_lcavoriug to derive sonic
comfort from the warmth of f.he fires
‘rind protect thcms:-lves from thc
chilly ruin.
Althouizh the ruin lirought discom-
fort to thc lioiiii-less, it wus the
nicuns of bringing under control the
great; i'oiifin.gai'ai.ioii which had
spread uncliccked [or more than seven
hours.
At the time when the battle of the
firemen and houselioldcrs against the
flames sei-nnid liopeless ri providential
shift of wind and down-pour of rain
drove the fire back over the burned
district and drove out the flames
which had just started in unburned
property.
Une-third of the city is destroyed.
including some of the finest homes in
the residential part, all the public
|huildings with the exception of thc
City Hall and the greater part of the
retail business section.
hlstimatesiof the loss ure varied,
although it is _generally thought six
million dollar’s worth of property
has been destroyed.
The loss of life was confined to two
peisons and only half a dozen were
injured.
The burned area cannot be ilefiiieil
exactly on account of the freak jumps
taken by the fii\inc_<_ '
The area included about forty citv
liliicks.
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months.
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years and has never failed- io give satisfaction.
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Road Division No 2. Q\.een'| luurifyi
_ romprisinl Lois 29, 30 and 67
The undersigned will sell at public
nuction the repairing und rebuilding
of bridged and culverts, also repair-
lillr roads at the time and plnce here-
inufter mentioned, commencing on
Monday, May 8th, at 8 n.m., Brnd-
ulbnnc Rond to Springfield, Emerald,
Rose Vnlley Road, Westinorelend il"
(lrupuiiil Corner to Hall's Bridge,
Victorfu, thence to Hampton.
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/\l'il_vle Shore lioaid, thence to Kel-
lY's (lross.
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llonwell, thence to Emyvnle; Dock
leouil, thi-ncr to Junction Rond.
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Hfnnchel and Hpringtnn.
ltouds not mentioned will be sold
all dnys Supervisor is in that vicin-
y.
All the uhove sales will bc subject
to the approval of the (lonimissioner
Ui Public Works. »
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/ivrfl 95, 1911. Rona inspector.
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