Pack Sis... News From Eastern Ontario i . - A | Marvin, passed away Sunday at the NEWS: FROM THE DISTRICT] i i. ov x ! | Whose maiden name was Miss Agnes : | Boater, was born -at the Carrying CLIPPED FROM (THE WHIGS Place, Oot, 16th, 1856, and resided MA GES. {at Sidney for about ten years. NY BRIGHT EXCHANGE: { Stephen Tufts, died at Tuftsvitle Brief Form Events In The | on Thursday last from senile decay. Wie? Fors Win. Yves In Told { He was eighty years of age. He was a successful farmer and merchant, a ~Full of Interest to Many. 3 speaker, a man of high charac. Dr. James Reeves was elected | ter. He was an ardent Conservative chairman of the Eganville School jand Methodist. Two sens and two Board, : {daughters survive, sn Renfrew, long famed as a hoexeg| AE cefitre, has no team this year and uo! TRAGIC END OF HAVELOCK MAN prospect of even a town league. Be ' * Mrs. E. Hagar died in Belleville on | His Monday. She came to Belleville from | Rolled on Him, % Hamilton. -She was thirty-five years Havelock, Jan 14. --Clarence §. of age, : : "Hubble, Havelock, met a tragic death On New Year's Day, Mr. and Mrs. | when he was crushed beneath a load Jorn Chifderhose, Eganville, Cele 1 of logs he was bringing to Havelock 'brated the fiftieth anniversary of ®rom the country, Ee dE, one of tie olde The Sceident gipetied Just ge A, 5 + 0 of Alex. McArthur's resid ence, four residents of Tweed district "departed | miles north. The deceased was ring- this life on Monday at the wdvanced | ing maple logs and drove in the ditch ae of 7 years, Hetil. % od] Bocuse of the barnéss of the road. Osa. Penn, Belleville, was fine n turning on the $400 and costs for Hquor infractions, threatened to sHde «and he attempted If she does not pay six months in Jjailito hold the dogs with a cant hook from is ahead of her: : | the low side of the load, As the team D. G. McDonnell, assistant town | started the load the king boit on the clerk, was appointed fuel controller | front bob pulled out, throwing the al a meeting of | logs to one side and upon the unfor- of Cornwall to-day | tunate fellow. Death resulted almost ------ Life Crusted Out When Yogs the town council, On Jan. 2nd there was solcmnized | instantly, at Trenton, the marrfage of Herbert | neath the fogs. Parry, Frankford, to Mrs. Charlotte | die and Howard Dafoe were witnes- Louise Twiddy, Stirling. | 8es of the awful fatality, and they Taken sick in the woods, Adam' succeeded in extracating the body Ducolon, an esteemed resident of {from beneath the timber, 7 - 'Athens was brought to his home ang |" : > expired on Jan. 11th. Patrick Cosgriff, Biwckville, died on Friday last, aged forty-nine years, He was a farmer for many years. A Catholic and a Liberal, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Willis, two of Cobourg's esteemed citizens, celebra- Awarded the D. 8. O. Cornwall, Jan. 10.--Twa more "§61- diers from this-section have received the D. S. O,, Lieut -( I. Chillion Har. vey, CE. of Lanclacr, who went overseas with the Railway Construc- tion Corps, and did splendid cot truc- ted on Jan. 10th the sixty-third anni- fion yr and Main 5 onaid Me. versary of their marriage, donald son of : 4 At Smith's Pals on Wednesday the | yy" 5" +5 er fry Me. marriage took place of Miss Annie Donald enlisted in the west with the Muldoon, daughter of the late James Strathcona Horse in the fall of 191%, Muldoon, and Howard Eager, Hailey- with the rank of lieutenant, He was bury. founded in the After thirty-seven years of continy- came home for two months ous service at the Ontario School for convalescent. On returning to Erig- the Deaf, Belleville, Miss Sarah Teme | 4 he received the Military Cross bleton has been compelled, owing to for. gallantry ~leading his men falling health, to resign. having been wounded. Mrs. John Jack, Cobden, announ-| oo nghting near ces the engagement of her youngest | onei of MeDonald's daughter, Isabelle, to R. F. Mordy, | killed in action early in the battle, and i. os Nuiding to take] ihe young Glengarian, who had been Rov. and Mrs. E. P. H. King, A1-| Promoted to the rank of major in the monte, anntounce the -engagement of their daughter, Jean Olark, to J, Lan- dels Love, Halifax, the marriage to . take place in February, 0! bo : Mrs. John D, Mitchel), died at Mid- 2 : dleville "on Saturday last after an illness of only a few days. Deceased was born in Perth seventy-one years Wgo. Tuesday evening witnessed the closing of another life in Tweed, in the person of Mrs, Frost, relict of the late Oliver C. Frost and mother of Late James A. Rominson: George Frost, James Alexander Robinson, one of Misa Sarah Ann Blakely died Sun-| th» hest known hair dressers in To- day at her home in the Third Conces. fonto, died at his residence, 122 Cam- sion of Ameliasburg In her sixty-fifth | brage avenue, Riverdale, on, Monday. year. She was a daughter of the late, For twenty-three years he conducted William Blakley, : |a hair dressing business' on Yonge Mr. and Mrs. John B. Scott, form-| <+=-at -, Prominent amorig 'his pat-, erly of Gananoque but now living Fong were the late Sir George Koss with their daughter, Mrs, Henryji... on james r, Whitney, former Lyon, Sunbury, celebrated their gold- | premiers of the province of Ontario, 'en wedding on Jan, Sth. 'His shop on Yonge street was the The death occurred at Perth on| race of call for many members of Monday of Margaret A. Byrne, wife | former Ontario chainets. Deceaseu, of W. J. Ryan, after an illness for| who was filty-three years of age, was some time, - ed was a daugh-|a native of Kingston, The remains ter of the late John and Mrs. Byrne, | arrived in. Kingstor Tuesday morn- Wayside, ing, and the funeral is to take place Harry ©. Bowerman, Toronto, an! Thursday morning to St. Mary's Ca- old Prince Edward county boy, and| thedral Deceased is: survived bv son of the late C. 1. Bowerman, Wel-| his wife, mother, and one sister, all of lington, has heen appointed manager { Toronto. hie of the Royal Bank branch at Saehom- berg, Ont. i "Mrs, IlSaac Burley, Tyendinaga township died on Wednesday, aged thirty-two years, Deceased was a Strat- daughter of the late Andrew A husband and a ton, Shannonville, wee babe survive, 4 About seventy friends and former neighbors of Corporal Lennius Bates attended a party, given in his honor at the home of Gordon Bbnstell, Wiltsetown, Friday last, A valuable gold watch was presented to him with an address. : Mrs. Amos Marvin, wife of A. In the battalion was regiment, At St. Franeis Xavier church, Brockville, on Monday, a pleasing event took place when Mgr. Murray- united in marriage Miss Mary Burns, formerly of Kitltey, and John Hud- son, Brockville. Toronto Dentals defeated St. Pat- rieks in the Senior VHA. series Tuesday night by-9 to 5. Millan play. ed clever hockey for the winners, The Chicago authorities state that ail Chicago factories must close in Jive or six days owing to lack of uel, Ring up £45 for sweet cider. } fornia, Florida, | Carotina, Sours | will be the Chief ~ Event of This Week. 53 Sensa ation nal Clearin g Prices in Every Line. . his body being cryshed be-| His son, Master Ed-| evening costumes were presented by spring of 1915, and | while { Atchison after | N, Y.ColWh .. ; re- | Reading .\ ... Cambrai the col- | Southern Pac. meantime, was left in command of the Gen. Motors . . §; various' routes. Round t. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG; WEDNESDAY; JAN ST. JAMES AYPA | ! : ---- d | A Fine Gathering Held ih the School | ; Room. { A very successiul emertainment was pat or in St. James school room [lust evening by the members of the Young People's Association, It con sisted, of a magazine in action, the différent items being announced by two "pages." with trumpet blasts that demanded everyone's attention. First came the cover, in which a dozen gis represented 'woman's work in connection with the war. Then came the John page, in which each told some humorous in- cident that gave the audience some, smiling moments. Then an advertise- ment presenting up-to-date furnish- ings, showing a comfortably furn- ished room. The next page was a story by Miss I. Bureau, describing the woes of the wife of an elocutionist, Then came a play, "Local and Long Distance," in which a student at home with a brok- en leg is much disturbéd by neigh- bors in the yillige who want to use his telephone, and greatly upset by an attractive young lady who arrives in a rain storm in her stocking feet. Mr. George Calvert took the part of the student, while Miss Bertha Smea- ton, Miss Sperway, Miss Irena Daw- son, Miss Edna Dawson, Miss Gladys took the part of the tele neighbors, and Miss May | | Goodearle, the pant of the captivat- | {Ing young lady. All did their parts} {well and réeceived much applause. | Next came a page of music in | which Mr. Platt sang a solo and an |#hcore. Then came the fashion "plate, in which up-to-date walking, | snow-shoeing, skating, afternoon and | {different ladies. The magazine closed | withh two pages of advertisement, | one for Ivory soap and the other for | Aunt Jeremia Pancake Flour. These paris again were well "taken and very amusing. The entertainment concluded the National Anthem; STOCK MARXETS ------ * Quotations Furnished by Bongard Ryerson & Co., 44 Clarence St., Howard 8S. Folger, Manager, New York Stocks. Open--2.45 . 83% 50% 137% 68 |B. & 0. ne A CPR. .. {So. Railway .. .. Union Pacific .. Marine .. ... { Marine ptd. xd. Studebaker .. Am. Loco .. . Am. Smeiltes .. Baldwin Loco .. Anaconda .. . .. Beth. Steel "bt Inter. Nickel Inspir. Copper Rep. Steel , . U. 8. Steel Midvale ,. ... Atlankic Gulf . . TRI. os Canadian Stocks, Bragjlian 21 in tableau at a quarter to ten with|. ssa 8 Can" Cement .., . 57 Con. Smelters , . . "Steel of Canada | 5 War Loan, 1937 . 9 ' b 0% 2% CHICAGO GRAIN, | .. Corn. 127% 127% 127 126% 125% 126% 124% 124% 'Oats, Open "High 8% 79% 71% 78% 78 76% Jan... Meh . 7% May ... Jan. Mech May a --------. SERGT. J. HAWKEY WRITES That End of War Does Not Seem To : Be in Sight Vet J. W. Bradshaw, county clerk, re. ceived a letter from Sergt. . Joseph Hawkey, transport section, 21st Bat- talion which. savs that the Canadian mail had not come in some time, pos- sibly because of a mail-catrying boat beign sunk. "Little 1 thought that I should ever see three winters in this country, but it looks as though some of us will, ven them the end is not in ' said Sergt. Hawkey. + ---------------- Californias or Florida This Winter. It you contemplate spending a Part of the coming winter in Cali- Georgia, North Carolina, Louisiana, Indies, Cub South America kets, tions, ete. The Grand Trunk affords Folk. | ete, to California and Pacific Coast } points are on sale daily. i -------- Takei From Home. Inspector Jack, of the Children's Aid eit . bad. a case before Magi trate Fa i br a ¢ ore gis © | daughter, with whe { under hiviftg. 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