{objects of interest entirely", as we ‘saw boots and water bottles and

Rev" H. S. Scott A zotgevlrhztlutiagughltxiztgrrtgione the

horrors of war perhail more than

anything else w re the visits we

u” GWEN ACCOUNT 0F made to the Cemeteries with their GI]

rows and rows 0d graves almost Imam." ‘$15G: lalwaya marked Wltll s plain Cross.

the embiem cf the Prince of Peace.

“Om crm lcry we visted con- tained the 1.1.11 vs of eight thous- and Belgian ruld e's- It caused one to pau e and think o! tho awful waste of life and to hope

mgmivrfdge Goa-gin Advance)

Lanes of the Bt. Mary's Guild f m, Episcopal Church met Mon- 1 afternoon at the lLme of Mrs. . E. Birns. on Planters Street. m1- ths devotwnal and a short ii; ness discussion, Rev. H. Scott-

h u for 8 e u e shall be no more, and that God mm‘ ‘w o w gm m will dive to the world the ttachelletto Bah: Zeke? oatheedr: ‘blag-In: or peaceh.

harlo 9WD- - - ~

hrs-resting and in-vnirinl “Mint g hi; recent. mrcpean tour, as fol- ws:

~crrs<ng the Englsh Channel r0111 Dovr to Ostend, we spent .. first day of our tourin hnrs- ]; which 1a called “Paris in Min- ¢u g," a beautiful city, full o1’ 1n- rest and famous the world over r m lace. We had the opportun- . 0g gaging the lace makvrs at. i-in Leaving Brussels. we arrived t Cologne. where we stayed four avs (Bofogne is famous for its luzilul Cathedral, said to be the

111 1421115111111

JOSEPH FISHER

There passed peacefully away to his Eternal reward at Scotohfort. Ncvemb r 21st, Mr. Joseph Fisher. at the matur: age of seventy-six years.

Mr. Fisher was born at Scotch- fort. where lie spent his life, as an industrious worker. He was a man of storing character, upright, hon- est beauhigui Cgthedrfll hq-ih of orable_ and a. highly esteemed

Alps. It took six hundred years nefiflllbfi-

, c0mpeu_ 1h ihe ghghmu-hi 15f During his ilinees he was tre- e "lrciwirry and one is amazed at fluently visited by his Pail/OY- MOI!‘ e cn rnzcus quantity of gold and Sign!“ M411“? Mcmllald- wll° 3d‘ My...“ gtfngl. Here they claim to mnistered 1o him lhc last sacred are the bones 01' the three wisejrltes of the Rranan Catholc en 1M1 Rd h, h m“; of mid Oliurzh, cf which he was s.n ardent

d ndoriied wth hundreds of and devoted mvmbsr- ‘,“._,1,, i He is survived by two ssters, ‘Lrhlhllg Coiogne, we embarked MM’? Aml- l" U- 5< 5- "d M"- n wry comfu-ihhi,» w“ fQf the Patrck Mel-Z nna, Scotzhfon, with u, up ‘he Rhine, whghh 1 hhgg- whom he lved and b; wihom he e u one of the moot beautiful was oevctedly mirsvd- He l» 11w ips in the world. We stayed over Survived by 1W0 adopted ch13"?! t, first night a; gqhm which i5 The fllllCIll which was held 0n mo“, m, 1,5 Univeiri! ty and the Monday twenty-seventh, to Trac- mpiace of g5~@gh0v¢h_ whim i5 adle Church was well attended. . s Museum oontaurng rollcsdflpitt the lnwngerfalliv 0i

, Mi M 5 g. Q1 the Mooniighg > his remains were laid to rest 1n the nsta. Another night on the; 116.1801“ ferret’?! m"? “w!” ine we spent at Coblentl, an ln- ’ U19 "Glwlml-l Resummt ml" ' The . ng old place with beautftrlvflll-befll!" We"? M955" 5°39” L-dmm one o‘ ma“ being ghq-‘Iflan, Alex McKenzie. Edward l”. of the ping, mpefaf or; Huizhes, Edward Mullins, John Me. {mums we {mashed the Rhine Donald, Jo“n Weir. R. I. P.

p 111. Wsbaden, the mo<t famous

a 1n Germany where people -—?_?'_— o from all mm to drink W Sea-Going Butterflies ters and take the baths. Herc ___

staycd for a week making sev- The manhu- ih which moms, :11 wxuslons to other cities. button“ “d on,” 9e54,, u-avei delburz. famous for its ancienfiuw man an many Ah own-van; nivemftv and I mali- ibeallllml‘ puraer on one of the boats plyini. w and ~14 w" M" n "1""- ths Atlantic told m mere-red the collar of whidrwedsawlo Pusan“, m” h, hm u-h “m”. I "i bar?“ l“ "l9 7°71 i ‘imena of the Monarch Milkweed or . friynlr-e zollonl- Wt "'° 131m: Veined butterfly come over

1- Luther, where than is a won-l“ Th“ w” m, Wm“ expimh. 11111 w of statuary to hi! “Wm-lush. "when we leave Norfolk. va. mnnm l‘ "will" “£7,111 the autumn there are alwsyl l

lfch “r11 rover! I Wil- llot of these butterflies fvina about

d mt into the trenches and dul- ts Ywss, one of the most im-

live on such nourishment as they can extract mun one pot-aw"- "fllii Dlwee in the World War, when they arrive in dock 1n Eng- -~ bombard“! d3? Ind night fof 13nd they escape. 141st summer we 0 Weeks and only 0W him“ “u had two all the way over that ne- etonding. lbduy, 1t. 1a entirelylw, i,“ ms ship until we arrived - ilt, sveh to the I I’; “mm-L u“; 1 h“; them fly ch 1s a handsome buDd-iHS-j“, the“) - air-hunters on the V1110!!! tls fields have not. yet. mnoved

moves stat us.

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD_£AN

Stock Quotations

Pivotal New

York Stocks

[Canadian Prsu) Meek Close ama- v1.3 a A 0.1 . .. . . -- Allied 11am lH Beauharnois ... ... .. . . I Am and F run 01h’ 1:11p Tel: . . ._ ... 10 Am Smelt . . m‘ lmp Oil . ... . ll Am Tel and Te 111$: lut Pete . . . . . W Anaconda l Walker Pld .. ..... 1 Alt-bison 4s iii Auburn Mulnr 465‘

Roth snwi , _ 34

Psmuln llry __ 12%

‘ _ 131,; O I ‘(use . .. .. ..-

Chesspeake 11nd Ohio .. H“

Con Gan .

Corn Plutlllftl’ Delaware and Hud Eusunnn ..

MT’L. CURB

,-i__

(Can-Ilsa Prue)

(Ca-alias Pma) oaks

"I .\|m:l' Cyan B . Amer Nun Pow . .

GElITllll. auninuuu‘

._._ I

This oelnll ls nparvnl l0:-Quota “ , new: 0| Incl ldenat bu! sl vanish; o! a away lntuo t! h lllttdab 6 endeavor! 001% page»: 1n slvaloa.

mans nuns mono: itlaticm mu evening.

szs rsuous noxnm us-rca ' between amateur champions, Boy

Scout on Qt. James Hall tonight. 8&4

onoo run-rm weekly Gyro meeting was hold last evening 1n m. Canadian National Hotel. lou- tins bvuinssl occupied the attan-' tion of the meeting m the entire

h. SUI

2x4 session. The president occupied the Eultlnnll An o and E1 ‘A ma“ ‘ Hon 121w . .. ‘Gun Marconi 1 ' l?“ $1M“ ' ‘gin? I?" a sh d: __"

ll I . . . . r. OI III III

hi: giiyifi" . f‘ 006C111 .4 .. Iuosunmrs-m. and Ila. n 10k» . .. . Nut lllnrult lntpPete .. .. , iam-lmm‘ “alum ohmw" 1v r mum“: . Nlaq nnu . . town, snno the engagement of North .\‘ -1r -an ’ Si. 0|] 111G . . m", up, 3 f _ their daughter, Maria-mt Doris. to n. 11~ sand‘ m] x J Herman Albert than, mania“ to Tex Gulf

Futon Carbide illnion Pnrlfle ' Iluhh 1

Tllltetl (‘nrp

l‘ R Steel

\' IHPHIYI" .

Westinghouse ..

Woolworth

Montreal Stock Market‘

' (Canadian Press) Sun-Ila

MINING

nnadlan Press) Dee ~l~—

TORONT , g‘ Brooks

lluihirrr-t A ll>ll Tvl ‘ llrurlian 13in (Mr ivun Can 1-1.1 ("manna W!‘ l'l|1| 1nd Al ‘on IIYIIYIII 4' 1- ii Dome 511110.: llnlll llrirlxe ‘ , ‘FFBFMKP 1mm Sis-r] 11ml (‘mil is 15g, (lh-lvllfh-lil 1m Nicki-i . .. . . ‘:1 ""="-"" “hasty llurrws . .- 4 fifllalmifl \i|:l‘1»ll Front __ - I" "F ul-nm-al Pow lhllinrvr h“; m?" llr-nn-ati-nd . I Poyvr-r (‘urn "U" .\_' i&=.""”1"~ """ lvrrxu" . aw 111 111i .. " .' ‘sh-n rifglhn rm .. I'll-P v s . ; 1r' m \‘ n" l’ ' H lnnLvUuul . . Lulo Slmre Le» 1.0111 Mzlvnsla . Man ltasrln U llrlntyrs .\lr\'|ltlr~ . \lt~\\';|tu-r-s __—'- “In twin. wnnm an In») “"17 "H" .\ION'I‘REJ.\L 1w 1—ButteP and ‘Ivori- vlwesn mil-es firlnv-d Highly on tut- {lilrliiiy \l tr.sl dal and roducc market "“"“ hrfiy while gin" ling: remained unrl -\l1'l-"‘ "I - tnnnno l'l<)'lll\*[01| n: hllfh hulk-r f "11"" and chwne 14 now ill-wining through‘ P" "mliltw - 0111 the noun rv h-nillng n lwttor um:- l’?! i“ ll l7 - -- 4 n. nn- IlLtI‘ ,\'-- 1 rogrblnlvtl 1m l'1->"\-_~‘r W’ n-nrzud 1.1m. Fnli] “i ~_-_> u-hih |'l"\‘1ll"\“ l ~ Imuml IHRuIHFPd uni. u-z wvok. 1i.....| “n. 111ml" 11f 21*, i0 g3 fepfl|q_ ‘Reno Hold . . The choose market was M; rants n 52"" A"!

pound for Ontario» up prvlllld from last week's finsl qua" lion.

m-vrts for A-mvwlium cents for A iiullels Sgaturdsy. Offvfngn amounted easI-s

11nd R2 to 3

Qunlu-t- imtwtnvs cunflnutd llt GK to , 70 r-ntu por- Sl) jlilllPd 11:11: with Now i "wmml llllrlllltllllvl at 1K

Brunswwk isle-n m-vns f.» mmlnr qnnntltiee Prinre Hvluufd Island gnon

talns at M certs per 110 pound bu;

GRAIN

WTNNIPIG Doe 4-— (31.0 l‘: ‘Wheat: Dec 5<',';; .\l11y (lZTIyM; July

11m

(lnts: Dec L‘.~Y.I:; \iay (Big-ll; July WA

Barrie-y: Dec 8251i; May 36%; July M868.

(‘A S]! PIICIB

- .\'n 1 hard 31H; Nn I nor _' n1 r 14%: No it nor 51M: 1r, n 5 when! 43%: Nu

71;; No l durum 56%;

Onta; N0 2 f‘ W and track 5%; Ferd 22%; Rejuwed 19%

Rnr-loy 1m 3 C W Ind lrnek 32%; No 4(‘\V.’ll"4|;No5(‘W29%: NoflC W 28%.

LIVE§IOCK

(Canadan )

MONTREAL, lhc i-lntle receipts were 1,62) till tlm tuo llurftreai ltvo- stm-k uiarkots tlltlily, .\ few only ssi ea of rattle were ruude '11 aursll lots to butchers at prices raw-n; from $1 Z

rattle sold z-nrly to eltnblllh market "when

My; ,.,.,,-ipi_n nun» p10 The calf market was strongm- and miles were vary srtivn, unod Ytlll w-rc 09°"! h; '35“) m h gnp of l1_ with fall b medium good will"? "Ill f“. 85 I10 to 03. and common lght n-sls nronnd l5 DYlYIkPl‘ “m!” from K1 to 3 _ a". "n selling lunally 7" ‘f: 50- ‘w?’ “ "m" "f n [n $-75. Year 1n|I brought 81 m _

Good and elmi-e Mal. M” l" '7; common and mmrzmk O8 t0 “I. grasaero 81.60 N‘

n”, ".9919" “m; 1,038 ‘he lamb uni" y" 5n (‘ltllfl higher than last y"; unnd sw-i- and weathers were MIA for $7 with a rill n! ll per cert. an h-nvw-E n1...- nilvl wmutvl! cu“. In" hm.“ were discounted l! Dvr owl Four 1'1‘ 7"" “'6' "t ham“- ,,¢ mi”; 4M1" snlfl for l0 so i -'1I mm.’ "h, ¢,.,.,, 5| no In ecmmon

, “n” M "y, f.» thuss of good “',',‘i'.‘.'.°"',',"?<~ 1o r1221: lambe snow!

. 3n -» It) 75 "hQXTQI." .,. ...-r.- am non were

.1 g; flflfl" nrr_ hm n1 nu- Iowa-e leer. tn", n, h p-nd demand sail an

"n; I I sherritt

(lrurlod ehimvcnls In rurints r-r loss ‘ n! Ontario eggs wore quoted at 3D to 40 cent! a don-n for iirl-nme. 1B to R11

Iluchangqd from to K59

moun-

b0 s4 as But ti...‘ ,. re not enough 4

Sud llnuin Null (‘out . 3 Rylrnnltr‘ Tevk Hltqh Tlminn V110 ‘Fmrnmnnv “Tulle Bugle . 4 lVnlte A \I , trait»;- .- Wrlirlrl l1 Wnyiude Rllvon Total sales 321W!)

UNIJNTED

.\lll‘I'YI1|C Algr-inn . AS10001] .. .. Can Kirk ,. . .. Gen llnn Chcm Hes .

l'h\lf<‘|,'|l|| (‘ (‘upper (‘nhrllt . Smokers llill Oil Dom Exivl .. .. .. Dom Kirk . . .. Eldordo . . Goodfirh Home Oil .

Jack Mun .. Kvmrn . Kirk Town Lake .\I11r»1n lmtwl

Pond firs . . Prriton Pld

ltihagn .

Raynllts . . Brad Vmturrl . Wnln Wri .. ..

FINANPI

NEW YORK De:- 4—-|AP)-~(‘oroa

futures cloned needy d 9 hlfhfil‘. Dee

flfln; Jan 30.111; kleh 4117: llny Zln.

EX CHé N GE

(Canadian Prose) MONTREAL. Doc 4—Br1tilh H14 furein exchange in relation to the Oanadlan doll|r_ as voruniled b! l?" Royal Bank of Canndg_ vlmifll tudny as follows:-

Arlentlla peso 1am Australia pound 4 01$‘- Auetrh srholllng 181".‘ Belgium hell! .1131. Ingll mllrelu (K19 Bulgaria lev 017$. flhlns Hang Kong dnllaia Paevhnlrnvnkla rmwn 0467 Denmark krone .224“. Finland flnmark 1W3‘! Franco Inm- final

W43.

1 what improved today. I

elyn Ber-rigan.

and Leona ihlnor, 2 Ids Peters, s

Rita Prunty, 3 Eleanor Gaudet and Joan Mouod.

take place latter pan o! Doonhw. ill __... 1 REMEMBER KIRK 800D‘! an- tertalnmant and concert, It. Janus Hall tonight at 1.8»

cnarsnua nounsra - as! the rBIUll-l‘ meetinl o! the s¢ao1| Board last evening lt was decided, that. u» city schools should arm’ for the chi-mam holidays on rn- ‘ day, December 22nd. ‘they will ra- opon on Wednesday, January 3rd.

MEN EMPIDYIID-Ermployurent i

‘for some gixtywtive Labor Union men has been given 1n the unload- ing of the steamer Putten now in dork at Briuce Stewart's Wharf. The Putlell, arrived here on Wednesday from Baltimore with a

11ml

int: to lack o1 room at the dock on

r [Uwcdnesday and bsd weather on an, pooih 30w

Thursday unolading operations did]

sail sometime today.

ELECTRICAL INVESTIGATION Mrn.» mono Utilltl?! Board w1i1' inn-t this morning with the re- presentatives o1’ the

The ruprwentatives who are rep’,

Hotel are Mr. H. M. Taylor of New York and Mr. H. L. Dallback of Belmont. Mass. The appraisers ap- pointed by the Canadian Appvsisal Company, of Montreal are expect-

¢llll° °l Campbell, Sotrris Convent. 2 Nicholas 2.900 tons of fertilize: for the Island ‘ pgquet’ 50mm High.

Fvrtrhzor Company. However ,0w- P0019’ soul-m High

not begin until Friday. She is ex- money; 5mm; High; 4 . peered to complete unloading and iviwhuihy, 5013-13 Line R0,“

gmid P0019‘ Soufls High. 2 GemgclAgneta Perry; 3 Rita Oondon: 4 Aswflfllfld Paquet, Souris High; 3 Jack Mat- Mam‘? 0mm- Gas and Electric Company who thew,

arrived last. evening from Montreal. Dihgmii, sqiiyis High

lstered at the Canadian National Matthew,

ed to begin their investigation t0: well, Souris High; 2 Ha, \'(*_\' iohoia Cartc": 2 John Gallant; 3 N1el|

>5? scuooi 11111

ltomrlsliloolistlrnshald inthelshbttimmdlding. Time Iasalsryanunberoladrlaitsd llldlqllllfli- ‘Ibo lllllll "l! Uwnvhotlnnwmaklhqarvt lhtngandlnnleeel.

OLAIII-GIAUG dheslotlflohoabotwhltooaae: illsnlthflnmiou-isotlndflt 2DanlolNdsn.d:qItoI,IIaln Cairns Bourls (Dnvont, 45tenst lwohulamfimrriofllgh.

Bhddlwhemds

Jastllsothelnlowh nardllhsuhmlotnh loot Ixsandlwoatotrszllflrk Mamounleurlolidnhiutlbv. themlourlsfliglgifltq-lhgun‘. Wvllsowlsmilhlddrt-udora- dultlmlllfiflnm.“

Pookdrelnlllomtala : Georpllolllqlowh

4 Joe MsoAulay, Sourls Lino Collection a a turnips: i MacDonald. Ohepetow, 2 Frances McDonald. Ohspstow, 3 MacDonald, Otmpstnw, 4 Mcsulay, Sourl-o High. Peak Irish Cobblers: 1

lblmthlnmflajahhiiyt aonlililthou4ielli omss o-mmuo. menu-mu“

"m 0.00am"! Qadnfndlthowhsi {1 nmuoooamawuanuolln

Division (a): qaechnen of prnumm”? ' WNW’ rum‘ ""'

ptllfl)! I. i lhlflb.

‘Malone; 2 Peter MoAuIay 3 mryfilwlnl (“W”): 1 3°“ wail’; no. Bo captain Henrlckson C, Mwmmld_ 4 wane, Mia,‘ 2 Virginia lmlallan; l Margaret b

Grads I and 10 (a boat or i Helen Mulls-Hy; I ‘Ihelml zmmoesstulohnilhlahhQ 4 Edna MnDonsld.

Grades ‘I to l0 (s lsndsmpabl I Lallah Hoop; I Jessb Hamill.

(a) Portfolio. Grams l in a (Q1 of Prim: Idnrd Bland): 1 C!“ 3 antfivurlsconventztdndul and 6, Sourll Convent.

1b) current History: 1 Gra& I and B Boirris Convent.

Project M»: l Grade I Soflrl High.

Weather chart: i Patricia May nagh; 2 Jenet O'Neill: 3 Helen lll Paquet; 4 Nora lvlholean.

Collection or s carrots: 1 Doris Cllei/"W ‘ “QM "mm-ll- Spoclmen of hemstltohmg (single) 4 Barbara i Janette O'Neil, Bouris Convent: ,‘. Helen McDonald; 8 Margaret. E. Collection of s pamnlpfit 1 ROII-‘Cheverk; "m “flun- i, High; 2 Bnlbm, a- ‘ of enfloldced linen: 1 p09“, 50w»; meh; 3 Jams Rita Oandan, i Mable Grant. Bernard Division (b): Specimen of hem- stitching, double: 1 Rita McDon- ald; 2 Florence Whitty; 3 Rita Mc- Emchern; 4 Hews calms. Specimen of knitted sock (or 1 sweater): l Mary Olive Psquet; 2

CLASS III-VEGETABLES

Half dozen green tomatoes:

$011116 High: 4 Sterling‘Mm:f“:°':_;’$:°;*‘u;1l°’; Health Poster: 1 Sourls High; '1 Juk m“ 04mm 1 ‘q ' Mary chevens: 3 Margaret Paqust; sums High; 2 Name! Specimen of embroidered linen: i‘ rub‘: Franz 4 mmdoyefi MoOormac, Sourls Line Road; 3 1 l-allflh Rwrr. 1 Moriorie Paquet- l m" ' Gm es 5 a“ so“ Willie McLellan, Souris High; 4‘ ("M55 lt-MANUAL TRAINING loonvent 2 Grade” 3 and 4 sour“ Bemlrd Mama,’ sows south! Division (a) Bird House: 1 xen-icmwnt" ' Line Rnad. 116th Murphy-

Half dozen beets: lSterling Ding- Dlllelt?" 1b‘ "all BOX: l Bernard

Half dozen cucumbers: i

CLASS Ila-SPORTS

d" Svuris High: .3 Shirley tililillll. Mcmlml‘, - Jail? Z0“, labrlrj luii,‘ v "*_*‘—'—* Souris I-IlSh- 4 Barbara Poole Sou- CLASS 1°"'uvE 5T0CK ANDl “an, 3 b" ' ‘um PERSONALS ti, Him POULTRY l ' Mam’ ‘

Miss Marlon Wood, Mt. spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. C. L. Jay, City.

Mr. Jamm H. Noseworthy arrived In the City Saturday evening, hav- ing motored from Washington. D.C.

Mr. James Bradley, 44 Hayfield Street. was receiving congratula- tions of his friends on attaining his 79th birthday, Sunday. Mr. Bradley ls quite active and is enjoying splendid health.

Rev. Father Connolly was remov- ed from the Sacred Heart Home to the City Hospital on Saturday afternoon siriferlng from pneu- monia. Ho is reported to be some-

ROCHFOBD SQUARE SCHOOL . Honor roll for" month of Novem-

lber:

Grade X——l Lucy Peters. 2 Grace

chairmen and Mary Doyle. l Med-

Girtdo IX: 1 Elizabeth Gallant, I Gladys Pound. 3 loulse Blanchard. "d.

Grads VIII-l Ol-therlne Foav- yuarzIMar-yPnowQILsPredaGI-l- laut.

Grade VII-J Helen Cullen, 2 Gertlzude Ooyls. 3 Joan Mullen. Grade VII-l Mary Maodonald

Dorothy MacDonald. Grade VI-l Dorothy Hughes, 2

Germany rnlchsmnrk MM Great Britain hound 6.0811 Greece draekma 1W0. y Rolland florln .0167 i Hungary Dingo 27M. In rupee ,:t.~ill. guly rm W11‘ ‘n a a en -" -

N Y m"

I.I'eents l

. \ 4- n

-1m¢u1as 1 h: 1.

f9 [Jfi-Afllliw X Nfffl" ,, lane-r narr y loynr It; aw I ' link". 1:) .1“ l$h All) 110i “'|nl1|w r u hoot closed lever. Hull-I - they» mir- y In}

‘Florence Buote, a Thelma Dowet.

r-xiith MaoLean, 3 Mary Mums-

'“ "reins Gallant,

Grads VI-l Rita Ohsppeile, I Grads VI—1 Muriel Crosby, I

‘llllfl. Grade V-l Thelma I-lennessey. I

Herbert, pnquep, gmn-is High; n quet, Sourls Conwni

mmflwh‘ lMl'H'tz"2IrwlnP r4 Sour-ls south Line Road. a auwersflirm VIII» 50W Rich; 1 Helen‘ Hm u“ ' w" '

Lewis. Sour-is Hlgtl; 4 Lorna Mc- l-MullillYi 3 9TB“ VII SWrie Hilb- Donald, Souris South Linc Road.

Matthew, Sourls High; 2 Maynagh. Souns convent.

Poole. Bouiis Oonvenl; Lewis, Sourls High; a Mlrimm Mat- thew, Souris High: 4 Helen Mullal- ly, Sourls Convent.

Matthew, Sour-Ls High.

during the limgas, Souris Convent, 2 Paquet, Soirtis-mnvcnt. 3 Ritalquet; 4 Alice MoDonald. Pequot, iouris Convent 4 .10. ~ Nlcl Lellan souris High

Helen Oslrras, z Mary I2. minus.

Two heads of cabbazc: 1 ran-h, 2mm ch11.- 1 rem MoAully: 2. 75 "ardhfim M" ' “d 1°‘ ‘

v_ M _ PM" Mcoonnack: 3 Mar a mJEverctt c everle, 2 Chester Mam- F~““"* P“ g“ tyre a Air-ed McDonald Donald; 4 Wailic Mclssac. ' '