Daily British Whig (1850), 21 Oct 1922, p. 7

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Ex-Principal 'Gordon Unveiled Tablet in Memory of Late Q.. Y. Chown. The Queen's autumn convocation hell Friday evening ll | veiling of a memorial tablet to the {late G. Y. Chown; the unveiiing of an l§10ll painting of Hamtiton Cassells, the retired chairman of the i board of governors of the university; |and the presentation of a unique volume of philosophical essays to . John Watson as an apprecia- {tion of his fifty years of service on the {staff of the university. There was a good attendance at the which was opened by chancellor, E. W. Beatty, Principal R. Bruce Taylor, who 13 also the vice chancellor, pre- | |s'ded. Principal Emeritus Dr. D. M. {| Gordon, the principal emeritus of {Guenn's unveiled the memorial tablet | 2nd the Painting, which will be added to the treasures of Convocation hall. He sketched the career of Mr. Cas- sells and remarked that the painting Will be a reminder of the service he Gordon also feel'ngly referred to the 'afe and work of the late G. Y. Chown memorial bronze is being erected. Dr. 8S. W. Dyde, principal of | | Queen's Theological College, in an excellent address spoke of the fifty years of teaching service rendered by Dr. John Watson. The speaker referred to Dr. Watson as one who in schools and colleges' the world over has been recognized. as an authority on philosophical study. Gn behalf of the university he presente: Dr Watson with a unique volume of 63says written by teachers of phil- || oeophy. The book is the first of the publications of the faculty of arts and conta'ns cleven essays by men of note tn the wor'd of philosophy. Dr. Watson fittingly replied and in the course of rem 'nicences stated that he had served under four principals. Principal Taylor in adding his word of appreciation said that nothing they could do would sufficiently re- cognize what John Watson has done for Queen's, The homorary degree of LL.D. was Presented to W. H. Ooverdale. Dean O. D. Skelton presented Mr. Cover- dale, in a brief address sketching his career, and the recipient made an eloquent and humorous reply. the course of his reply he remarked. that with the opening of the Welland canal Kingston would greatly bene- fit and briefly spoke of the St. Law- rence canalization scheme reminding his audience of tremendous cost of the undertaking and advising the careful consideration of the con- Sequences resulting from it. About fifteen students received de- Erees these having secured thelr standing through study in the sum- mer school and extra mura] courees. The award of scholarships was also made. --_-- 3 Gananoque-Clayton Ferry. Gananoque, Oct. 21.--Negotiations .|are being carried on between Capt. W. J. Kenney, who has conducted the Gananoque-Clayton ferry busi- ness for the past twelve years, oper- ating a boat in the freight and pass- enger service as wel as the local nal service during the Summer sea- son; and the Rockport Navigation Company, who ran an opposition boat on the route this season. The latter company is now endeavoring to purchase from Captain Kenney his rights and privileges to the route, Captain Kenney is in Kingston in conference with the members of the company as to terms of the deal. If the deal goes through Captain Ken- ney may keep the Yennek and place her lon another route. -- Birth of a Daughter. . Mr. and Mrs. John Aird, Toronto, are rejoicing jover the birth of a daughter, the second in the family. Mrs. Aird is a daughter of Dr. D. E. and Mrs. Mundell, Barrie street. -------- A French plan for financial con- trol of Germany was presented to reparation Committee. The world's leading business men are to consider Germany's capacity to pay. 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Marmola Prescrip- tion Tablets are not only harm) but really beneficial to the general health. d starvation diet or weak. 'ening exercise. Just EO on eating ercising to the wings, leaving behind {it self, neatly clothed in fa trim muscles. |__CANANOQUE Oct. 21.--The funeral of Mrs Sarah Scott took place today: from the residence of her son-in-law, Wil- liath Bates, Stone street south, Misses Mildred Delaney, Helen McDonald, Marie Boyle . and Gretta Beresford went to Kingston Thurs. day for the football 8ame between Gananoque high school and K. C1, | and remained for the K. C. I. dance. Victor Terry of the Eden Grocery, will occupy the north wing of C. 8, MacKenzie's residence, Stone street south, and will take up residenss | there shortly. As a result of a resolution sent to | | the town council this week by the 1i- | brary board, it has béen decided to go ahead and get specifications in connection with the Carnegie lib- rary. Captain N. C. Jones, Toronto, was in town today attending a meeting of the directors of the Ontario Steel Products Limited. H. G. WELLS . As Labor candidate for lord rector ship of Glasgow University, he asks support of students as 'great symbolic act" in favor of the Labor party. ---- -- The Best Christmas Gift. Christmas for the Boy! Christmas for the Girl! Christmas for the Fathers! Christmas for the Mothers! Christmas for one and all bound up in the fifty-two weekly issues of The Youth's Companion for 1923. No other periodical can take 'the place bf The Companion at the family fireside--no other reflects 80 truly the home spirit. The fifty-two issues of 1923 will contain from eight to a dozen serial stories, nearly two hundred short stories, besides sketches, special mat. ter for the boys, the girls, the dom- estic circle. The Children's Page and the Doctor's Corner will, as they have for years, prove Indispensable features of the paper. Subscribe now and receive: 1. 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