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i «.11 I91. HAPPENINGS AT THE CATARACT TOWN Miss morning £3.10. ‘wv Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Chadwick of Toronto, are the guests of Mrs. Chadwick‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander. Mr. Herb. Fisk of Owen Sound is the guest of his parents after a two year‘s absence. Miss A. Lockhart of Toronto is spending her vacation with her fathâ€" er, Mr. Thos. Lockhart. The Misses Kate and Jennie Mc- Kay of Lindsay are th e gmrsts of then: sister, Mrs. A. Smitheram. Mr‘. Stringer, Inspector of the Bell Telephone Co., s'pent Tuesday at the Falls. . Messrs. Fitzgerald, Belcher and Anderson of Peterboro, spent Monday at. the McArthur house. ‘Vv v--- Tuesday was court. day and Judge Harding, Masts. '1‘. Stewart. and G. H. Hopkins and (701.8. Hughes MP. were among the visitors of the day. Mr. Geo. Jordan of Toronto, was the guest. of his father for a. few days this week. Dr. S. Sims has rammed from his two weeks vacation and is back at work again. Breezy Budget of News from Fenclon Falls Correspondent. Mr. S. -.\evison and Mi$ Nellie Nevison spent Tuesday at the Falls. Mr. T. A. Thompson, ;Boiler Ins. and Cup. Davis, Hulk 1115., spent Monday and Tuesdav at the Falls inspecting the diflcrent steamers, all of wluph they pronounced u: good order. Mr. W. H. Oliver of the Standard Chemical Works, Descronto, spent Monday at the Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeCcm" spent, last week camping on Ball Island. Cameron lake. Miss A. McKeown of Toronto, is spending her vacation with her fath- or Mr. Wm. McKeown. Messrs. J. W. Reid and J. M. Mar- tin of the Bell Telephone Co. , spent 'ihursday at the Falls removing the telephone from Mr. “111. Burgoyne’s 3. Sic left (in Wednesday to visit Rochester and Bufâ€" old store 11858. Mr. A. (-ould visited friends in Cambrm from Friday till Mondm of last, week. He went out \ia. Lind- say, rather a. round-about may. but. we feel sure he enjoyed the trip imâ€" mensely . Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mintlmrno of I‘owles' Corners, spent Sunday at the McArthur house. Mr. Fairbanks of the Bell Tale- phone (70.. was in town from Thursâ€" day of last week until Tuesday. He. was superintending the stretching of the wires met the telephone poles recently erected between Fenelon Falls and Sturgeon Point. About a “m“ mm“ “mm workingr under him. dozen men were working under him. This connection will be a great ad- vantage to the dwellers at Sturgeon Point. With its telephonic connec- tion and golf links, Sturgeon Point ranks high as a place of refuge in the summer months. Last. Friday thirteen advance agents of the Pan-American circus placed in position, large posters ad- vertising the wonders to be seen in their tents on August lst. The probability is that the tents will have difficulty in containing the auâ€" dicnce. Miss McMillan of New Westminster. B..,C left on Thursday for Whitby College. She had been for some weeks the guest, of Miss E. DeCew. She will Visit, other friends in On- tario during the remainder of tht vacation, as she does not intend re- turning to the Pacific coast till the completion of her three years course ,at the O.L.C. Whitby. It. is said, but for the truth of the. report we cannot vouch, that owing to some accidents which have xecent- 1‘ occurred on swing bridges at other points. that the 6 ..TR. ('0 intend prohibiting foot passengers on the R. R. swing bridge over Fenelon river. If such be the case it will be a great int onvenience to the residents of Redâ€" ner' 5 Point, but still in many ways the restriction will be a good one. There is danger in crossing bridges, particularly in the case of children. The many warm friends of Col. S. to his new place of bus ’1- greet him frequuntly during the last week on our streets. He and his son Garnet are rapidly rushing on the pretty summer cottage on (‘ook’s Point, and soon we will consider the Colonel and his family residents of ‘Fenelon Falls, at least, in the sumâ€" mer months. Two pleasant functions are billed for July 30th. The Methodist S. S. take their annual outing on that day to the Peat Works at Portage Road. 'per palace scow and lake steamer. 1n the evening the annual garden lpurty of St. James' church will be lheld in the rectory grounds. For both of these entertainments we be- speak large attendance and most en- joyable social outings. Both the Methodist. and Anglican bodies here are. noted entertainers and weather permitting both afternoon and even- ing functions will be unqualified sucâ€" cess. ' Hughes, 181.13., have been pl‘ greet him frequently during Messrs. Brandon, McDongall Aus- tin keep to the front in the shipping of livé stock. On Wednesday of last week a large number of sheep and cattle were driven through the vil- lage to be shipped on the following morning. The council have been behaving themselves pretty well lately and we. believe in giving them credit for it. "Honor to whom honor is due." They,have given us some splendid crossings, and they have. cleaned the frongstreet, for which act they de- serve the eternal gratitude of every ratepayer. About. 4 21.111. on Wednesday the fire ’alarm aroused us all from our peaceful slumbers and a glow lit. the‘ early morning sky. The glow was‘ a particularly bright one and pro- ceeded from a. small frame house on the edge of ,Lhe river, just opposite the residence of Mr. Geo. Martin. The night. was calm, water very plentiful: and workers many and willing, so the fire was confined to the one building which was destroy- ’ed, but had a. strong wind been pre- veiling the blaze might have had a very .difierent course.- The Kawartha brought Mr. W. S. been pleased to Housel of \ew York, accompameu by a path of eight from Sturgeon Point to camp for a couple of \weks at Dahl's Point. Chas. Tobico will act as their guide in fishing and otherwise, and had their tents stretâ€" ched in readiness for them on Tues- day. Mr. J. N. Stewart of the Dobcay- geon Independent spent Saturday at goon lnue the Falls. Messrs. McFudycn, I‘iungvrford and Sharpe. painters of Lindsay have been engaged for the last wcck ro- painting the woodwork on the handâ€" some residences of Reeve McArthur and Mr. H. Austin. The “Elllpire” passed north or Tuesday having on board Messrs. l: B. Rogers. Chief Supt. Engineer '1‘. V. Co.. James Ripley, Supt. Engineer, 500 ('unal, Mich., F. B. Fripp. Sup. Engineer of the, (fan. S00 (‘anuL J. C. Boyd. Supt. Can. Soc (‘anul and A. L. Davis, Supt. ’1‘. V. Peat and Fuel (1)., Peterboro. They were on a tour of inspection. The Fcnelon Falls Bathing society was formally opened on Thursday last by A. Wilson Ml). prvs. of the club. The members of tlw club had a picnic and entertained at number of their friends. The rcp‘orn-r was not present. he had been iniornwd “that it was the intention to honor tho event by breaking a battle of chum OVcr his head and so he thought his wisest course was to remain at home A'hundsomo young lawyer of Lind- guy and a popular wine plorl-L of the Falls had a thrilling experience last Tnnrsdav. Thov -took their little hark canoe Up the lake expoctin" [0‘ strike (it-0p into the hearts of [lose-4 (my campers but. the mind and \x was decreed OllIOF‘VlSc and instead of making a triumphal ontr}. they came in drenched owing u, having upset the cam):- below thc' locks. We advise them to try a barrel the next time thU' “iSh 1'0 shoot tlir- rapids. p0 lilw the men at Vitlgara. The eleven pupils of.the_I“.F.P.S. who received news on - Monday evening that they had pasSerl the en- trance exam- successfully) blew them. New York, ancompanied ty of eight from Sturgeon camp for a couple of weeks Point. Chas. Tobico will 'sclvcs with a. vengeance. ‘lney cauâ€" ‘cd on the principal in a body and he in his, turn escorted the crowd up to Northey's ice cream parlors and treated théul gaiore. Mr. Northoy wishes there was a successful exami- nation every day in the lull.uf the warm weather. Mr. Geo. Martin left. on Tuesday morning for Morden, Man., on a. visâ€" it to his daughter Mrs. Bryans. Births 1‘ierceâ€"â€"â€".~\t Lindsay, on Thursday, July 11th, the wife of Mr. John Pierce of twinsâ€"a boy and gqu. Burluyâ€"In South Verulam. on Monâ€" day. July 15111. the wife of Mr.‘ David Burk-y of a daughter. Blackwellâ€"In East, Ops. on Sunday, July 14th, ‘he wife of Mr. Jvhn Blackwell of a 'son. Switzerâ€"AL Cm'ueron, July 15th. to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Switzcr, a. daughter. Timmyâ€"At, Burnt River. July 16th. to Mr. and Mrs. John Timmy, a. daughter. ‘Sinclairâ€"In Somcrvillo. July 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Sinclair, a 8011 . Lappâ€"â€"-â€"Gr09n\vay -â€" ()n \\’c-dnes(hgv, July 17th, at the family residence, Woodvillc. by Rev. \V. 1:. (fiarkc. 13. IL, Bert Lapp, of Alameda, Assa., o to Mary Greenway. Cherrieâ€"Irwinâ€"On ‘\‘~'cdnc-s-la_\', July 24th. at the residence ui gnu had-'- :- pau-nts. Janetvilko. iv. “avid l‘hor- ‘ __-_I a... tie and Miss Mun-i Lucy daughter of Mr Leonard lrwin. Leeâ€"Fellionâ€"v. South (Shiv-1g“ on Monday, July 8th. .:.y 1:.1- Kev. Hr. u0 escaping the germs of consump- tion; kill them with ham. Ham is your only means of kiiling than. Scott’s Emulsion of cod-liver oil Wingiveyou that halth. if any- There ' is In. m one. am no m n. ‘ 30": cut-um. sand”; mat-satin.“ TEE wgmmmnm, JULY 25th Junkinâ€"In the townsh'n of Va- on Sunday, July 141!“ Wm 1““ aged 69 years. Cassidyâ€"In the township of Fad on Friday. July 12th. 1301. W C. Cassidy, aged 26 years. The Lindsay W GRAIN. 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