Daily British Whig (1850), 24 Jun 1913, p. 12

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LIMITED, 110 CHATHAM, Out. ~ | delivered Unload Your Freight Right On The Top Floor i i ] t 4 ih fl whl ith I I kr l I y bi PRE Hr iH Li i i | HL EERE ELE RCH VET EET EEE TUTE COT TTT TIT TTT ArLpM: Gananoque Lodge No. 14, 1L.O.OF. held its annual decoration day Gananoq t decoeated the grave of their deceased hrethen with bouquets of handsome In the afternoon, they assem- bled at their rooms, and headed by the Uitizen's paraded to the town park where a large crowd = was assembled. lnteresting addresses were by Robert Meek, of Kings ton, W. J. Saundes DDGN. of i district and Rev. Walter Gananoque No. 12 Patriarchs itant were also present and gave an 'excellent exhibition of their work. Miss Rhoda Black, of Trenton, on the teaching stafi of the local public {schools for the past few years, has re signed and Miss Chrissy M. Wright, angie of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Wright kas been appointed to fil the v, B. Britton, youngest son -of Charles E. and Mrs. Britton, will leave early this week for New York to for his race" on July 10th, 1th he having challenged International canoe sailing trophy to defend his title. L. Vineburg, of Montreal, for 4 num- ber of years a well-known dry-goods dealer of this town, was in town the latter part of the week en route for Gananoque Lake for a month's holiday season there for health. James Stocks, of London, England, who spent a few years in this town a few years ago and left for the motherland, has tired of that part of the world and he and Mrs. Stocks purpose veturning at an early date and will locate nd Gananoque. Nir. and Mrs. Merton Gordon, of New York City, are in town to spend some time with relatives, having come up to ing . Gordon's few years jn Jamestown, N.Y., arrived in town on Fraay jor a saort visit with the former's mother, Mis. D. Peck, Fine street. Mrs. Couch, wife of Rev, S. E. Couch, Fmwick, had her leg broken and was otherwise injured by a mail bag thrown from a T., H. & B. fast train ing the station there. ert Moore; aged eleven and twelve, of Niagara Falls, N.Y., were drowned in the Whirlpool rapids. | wor ] do. -| his loss a wife and two daughters, .| four grandchildren, The service at iki- | last week. the benefit of his)nor apd the Misses Madeline, Norah "| Bracken, Two boys, Id Roscoe and Herb- | gloom cast over it on June 3 by the death of Caleb' Rose Raymond, he baving been seized with an attack of apoplexy on May 30th. The subject of this obituary was born on the farm on which he died on June 20th, | 1841, and lived there all his life ex- cept eight years, living four Jears at Roblin and four years at Enterpr He was trustee and secretary-treas- ures of the public school in enter- prise for several years. In church he 'was superintendent of the t sabbath school for about fifteen years and held the office of , always anxious: for the furtherance of the cause of God. In latter years he reclined leaving the work for younger ones to In politics. he was a staunch conservative. In disposition he was mild and loving, a kind friend to the poor at all times, a kind and lov- ing husband and father to his fam- ily, leaving 'behind Mm to mourn Mrs. J. W. Cummings and Mrs. F. H. Sager, of the township of North Frederf , #nd one son, Elmar now living on the homestead; also the house was conducted dy the Rev. R. W. Rowland, pastor of the Metho- | dist church at En . The re- mains were placed in the Centreville | vault to await interment in the Cen- treville cemetery. Long Point Personals. Long Point June 20.--Camp meet- ing is being held at Singleton Lake this week. Mr. James Townsend made a business trip to Brockville Elmer Bryan who has been very ill, is improving. Thomas Tye, James Kelgby and Miss Gert- rude Kelsey made a trip to Kingston last week. Mrs: Fergus O'Connor and children have returned to Gan- anogue after spending a week at Charles ©'Connor's. Mrs, Anthony, Flood has returned to her home in Delta, after visiting her sister, Miss Ellen O'Connor. = Mrs. Arthur Slack visited friends at Outlet yesterday. Charles O'Connor and Miss Madelin attended the picnie at Brewer's Mills on Tuesday. Miss Luey J. Chapman has been- quite-ill the past week. Ira Bevins has returned from visit- ing Mrs. And Marble Rock. Master Joseph eeks has" returned home from visiting his grandmother, Mrs. FE. Tye. . An automobile party. including Dr. and Mrs. F. J. O'Con- and Eileén O'Connor motored to Del- ta on Sunday te visit at A. J. Flood's. Mies Florence Townsend visited Miss Jessie Webster, Lynd- hurst, on Sunday of last week Miss Madeline O'Connor was one of a motor launch party, who visited Clayton, N.Y, one day of last week. Recent visitors::--Mr. and Mrs. John Fodey, Outlet, at A. Slack's; Mrs. Dawson, Short Point, Mr. Rip- ley, Sand Bay at P. Kelsey's: Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald. Sand Bay, Mrs. Frank MeNamee, and two daughters, Lansdowne, at C J. O'Connor's; "ME: 3d Mrs William Bay, 'at Mrs. S. Seabrook's; Mrs. Joseph Warren, Lyndhurst, at Thomas Bryan's; Mrs. C. Weeks and sons, Seeley's Bay, at Mrs. E. Tye's. Battersea, June 20.---The annual Sunday school comvention was held in the church Thursday. Quite a large number were present. What might have been quite a serious a- cident happened to Samuel Jemison last Monday. As he and R. J. Fair were motoring east of the village, 'Kelly and wife, New York, one of the wheels struck a stone, and Mr. Jemison stood up. Just A RACY CARTOON--BRINGING UP A [BOY. OR PLAIN 10 ror 15¢ VIRGINIAS are the same always. For this reason: There are no exclusive Tuckett plahtatibns. Tuckett buyersare e to pick and choose where the best €rops are. A crop is a fail- ure in one district this year. All right. Another crop is selected where the tobacco is good. There | is no restriction on choice, Con- sequently, Tuckett's "CLUB" Ti KETT'S **CLUB" . VIRGINIAS maintain their ex- cellence under «// conditions. then the opposite wheel struck an- far. J. Peppman- Col. Dillon, William Ki other, throwing Mr. Jemison out on his head and cutting it. After the wound was dressed, he felt no bad effects. Isaac Lake has had quite a bad attack of heart failure, but his many friends will be pleased to hear that he is getting better. The village is quite lively this week as children from the surrounding schools are trying entrance examina- tions. Between child and Amer- ican tourists there are about seventy- five strangers here. Battersea sports three new automobiles now and ae many more are expected in a few days. J. Ducette is erecting a new barn. J. Hughes, W. Knapp and H. Ducette have built a large com- pany boathouse. Victor Clark, late of Sydenham. registered at the Van- luven House last week. Gaod Fishing At Chaffey's Chaffey's Lock, June 20.--Miss A. Wright, teacher of 8.8. No. 4 sent three pupils Tor the entrance examin- ations at Newboro. Miss LilHan Flemming left for Calgary, Alfa., on a three months' trip... W. Riley haa returned to Smith's Falls after spending a few days here. William | spending their holidays here. A. Rowswell. is visiting at Smith's Falls. Some of the guests at the Opinicon club house report that there never before.was such good sport in ng. Some of the guests registered are: A. P. Haldane and party, Patterson, New Jersey; Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Quackenbush and son; "» rouse, New York; P. Hayden, Col: umbus, Ohio; R. Montgomery, Judge Kennedy, J. P. Hazelett, A, F. Leon- J. H. Leonhard, Patterson, N.J. Mrs. J. L. Quackenbush: landed a black bass weighing 5 3-4 lbs. yes: terday. Miss Edun Fleming is spend- ing a few days at Bigin. , Get Fifteen Years Each. 'Bridgetown, N.S." 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