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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-6-27, Page 1t+� VOL, 57 NO, z `2.00 per annum in advance BRUSSELS, ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, r 92 Dia noul Juk BaUfflon STONE SCHOOL No. 7, MORRIS Thursday - July 5th ®LD friends will be interested in the Grancl Diamond Jubilee Re -Union of the Old Girls and Boys at the Stone School, No. 7, 2nd Line, Morris, which is being held on Thursday, July 5th, commencing at 12 o'clock noon. In the afternoon there will be speeches by prominent Old Boys, Music by the Mount Forest Kiltie Band, and Sports. For the evening an excellent program is being prepared, followed by Dancing. Come and enjoy a visit with your old time friends. Bring a well-filled basket. Hot coffee will be provided. Abooth will be on the grounds. No Admission Fee Everybody Welcome The Surrounding District itiM teeet«ktIf♦:«;»P':'$+t�I»`ii . nets !+Se14:r;:::«, Seel i :Sele�j,� cele.«ee irk :moi +i0Sei ;«e<tw . JAMESTOWN Mrs. Alex. B'tyans, of Toronto, and Miss Greta Winder. of Toronto, is spending her holidays at the home of her parents, L. and AIre. Irekmier. Rev. J. T. Strachan, of Owen Sound, was a weekend visitor at his old home. He preached anniversaryser- vices at Knox Presbyterian Church, Bluevale, last Sabbath morning and evening. St, Bauid's Church HENFRYN RECTOR Rev. Maurice F., Oldham. 4th Sunday after Trinity - duly 1st 61st Anniversary of Dominion of Canada 2 p.m.—S. S. and Bible Class 3 p.m,—Evening Prayer and Sermon suitable for Dominion Day maim ly of this locality, announces the engagement of her daughter, Berea Beatrice, to George Russell Moffatt, of Tornutn, sen of 0. B. Mof- fatt, of Bluevnle. The rninriage will take place quietly the latter part of June, PICNIC —8. S. No. 10, Morris, will hold their annual picnic, in David Johneton's grove, on Friday after- noon, June 20th. There will he a goad program of sports, including a pineof softball. Booth on the grounds, A good time is promised. Bring your basket and enjoy a social afternoou with ue. WROXETER SV. 13. Sanderson is spending sever- al weeki in Mnskaka and Toronto, Mise M. Pope, of London, was a re- cent visitor at the home of her uncle, D. 0. Pope, Nurse Jessie Gibson, of Toronto, is in attendance with Thos. Gibson, who still continues seriously ill at his home here. Leslie McLaughlin, of Oshawa, was a week -end visitor here. His sister, Mrs. G. Davidson, accompanied hint on his return. Old Boys' Re -Union � -ltd -��. eA r.0.,�0 s.I �Ot. �.4 �66� a4►� J • Fulton's School Gre' Tw $ or`r"mvetreerse-essev rave-s'erev��eerersee te TUESDAY, JULY 10th 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. PROGRAMME Soft Ball Tournament $90,00 in Prizes Afternoon - 1.30 sharp PARADE -- Goocl prizes offered for Best Float; Best Amateur Clown; Ox Team; Best Decorated Car or Buggy; Best Character • Impersonation; Oddest Means of Transportation; Best Ladies' Make-up; Best Gents' Make-up. RE -UNION PROGRAM -- Consisting of Addresses by Former Tenohers, Industries of Pioneer Days, Folk Dances, etc. OLD TIME DANCING for Old Boys with Old Boy Fiddlers and Callers. HORSE SHOE PITCHING, OLD TIME FOOT BALL — Old School Boys of 14th Con. Vs. Old School Boys of 16th Con. Sure to bo exerting, RACES — For Boys and Girls of all ages; Men and Women; Variety Races. SPECIAL —. ROOSTER RACE — No Entry Fee; Pace or Trot; Hobbles not allowed. Prizes—$3; $2; $1. • EVENING Soft Ball Finals Grand Concert The Duncan Cowan Co. DUNCAN COWAN, foremost Canadian Entertainer—the lean who made Royalty smile in Music, song and story. FANNY r0 3 RS A,7.Gm. - Contralto. FRED. ALEXANDER Canada'sPremt r Concertini st ELMA ANGUS Nacional Dancer—Winner of eighteen medals. MARGARET CLEMENS —• Pianist. 000 Miss this hare Treat, R first -Mss Program, Glean and Entertilining Booth and Dancing Pavilion on the Grounds Lunch Served at 5,30. See the Museum. Admission 60c and 26c COME ONE! - COME ALL I RUSSELL KNIGHT, Chairman Executive Committee New Adyerteeemeuts Loose salt—A, 0, Beaker Inspector wanted—Children's Aid Re union—B, e, No, 8, Grey Rot weenier ,rooks—King Bros, Rareoronte-1i A. Airnonald Horse ratites—,1,1P. (lollies Baking6' $ole—St, George's 05. Welton Wereleg— Maid wanted—Airs, W. N. Sinclair For sale—Frank Woods Samuel Willis, or Dun hare, is visit- ing old Mends in this neighborhood. Wm. Westlake and family, of God- erich, spent Sunday with relatives here. Kenneth Ashton, Brussels, is pre- siding tit the Entrance Examinations here. There are 21 candidates, Mietes Dorothy and Nellie 'Stewart., of Tort -nitre are holidaying at the horde of their uncle, 1). D. Sanderson. Rev. P, Bnlinbrnke, the new pest- er of the United Church, with Mrs, Bolinbroke Revived from Forest, on Monday, and ate getting settled at the masse, The following irem from (1, Toronto Daily refers to tt fauna• resident here : "Airs, Alex, Bryens, 160 Oalccrest av- enne, Tnt•onto, announces the engage- ment of her yniniger daughter, Berea Beatrice, to George Russell AR.ffatt, ' of Tornutn, eon of O. B. Moffett, of Bluevale, Ont. a'fe marriage will take place quietly the latter part of 30 ne. ' HENFRYN L. T. B, Lodge No, 173, of Atwood, with a number of visiting (,aegetnen attended Divine sal vire in St. Alban's Church, Atwood, h,.at Suuday even- ing. The weather was ideal and tt large attendance was noted. The ser• mon was given by the rector of the church, Rev. AI. F. Oldham. ETHEL Mies Reta Hastie, of Wingham, is spending her holidays with her grand- parents, B, .13'. and Mrs. Oatr, Chester Baker is driving a new Oldsmobile and Frank Backwell a new Pontiac. Who will be next ? Lorne Heath has made rapid pro- gress with his new barn and the work- men will soon have Ills job completed. Andrew S. Bain has increased his stock by the addition of a laegequant- ity of general merchandise from R. Pratt, A'loncrieff, There will be no service in the Unit- ed Church, on Sunday next, nn ac- nouet of the special services in the Presbyterian °hutch, Andrew and Mts. McKee, of At- wood, spent the week -end here attend- ing the special services and, the gard- en party, on Monday night. Miss Penfold, of Brussels, is in charge of the Eutrauce Examinations, at Ethel, title week. Sixteen candi- dates are writiug the examinations here, this year. Beep in mind the garden party • at the Presbyterian Church, at Ethel, on Tuesday, July 3rd. The Favorite Four Quarette, of London, will pro- vide the program. Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Hart, of Trow- bridge ; Rev. and Mrs. Edo Ander- son, Monktou, and Wes. and Mrs. Blau kwell of Gowanstn wn visited tee at the parsonage, on Alon da p g,Y Presbyterian services, next Sunday, July 1st ; Sunday School at 10 a, 'm, ; special preaching services at 11 a. w, and 7.30 p. m., soloist, Mrs, Scott, of Calgary, preacher, Rev. O. H. McDon- ald, of Luckuow. SALE OF Homemade Baking Consisting of Bread, Buns, Cake, Cookies, Tarts, Pies, etc., will be held in the A. 0. U. W. HALL WALTON Saturday, June 30th Under the auspices of the Guild of St, George's Church Lunch served from 3 to 7 Priee-15e Strawberries and Cream toe extra Hall opens at 2.30 4 +4eit d••h,l..¢•.I•.t•+•F•t•d••1.+4. l••F4.4.1 •I•+d se 4. CAR OF 1 + d- 1 L00 Expected this week �1' l' Special Price off Car p 4. A r,er I phone5 BrusselsI 4• 4.44.144-4444+444. 4.4.444.++++.14 +.1 ETHEL Presbyterian Church GARDEN PA.RTY Tuesday Ev'B, July 3 Suppe served from 6 to 8 Good Program by "The favorite four" London, Ont. Admission 50 and 25 cents P,s, danday, July 1st Tltc,'e will be Special Service. at 11 a. m, and 7.30 p, m, Rte. Mr. McDonald, of Luckaow, will preach at loth services. Special music by the Choir and others Rev. At''. A. Williams, Pastor. Mrs, W. McInnis, Pres. Ladies Aid. Jno. MaeIritoeli, Jno, Pearson and Rev. D. M. Gneet attended the reg- ular meeting of the linen') Presbytery of the United Church, in Grand Bend, last Thursday, Juo. Macintosh is the ofHeiat delegate, this year, MORRIS A. FI. Cochrane, of Waterloo, is re- newing old acquaintances in the town- ship, Keep July 5511 open for the Dia- mond Jubilee Re -Union, at the Stone School, James Ross, Sth line, has gone on a visit to Eastern Outatio for a few weeks. Too rR,EII WITH A GUN.—On Friday last, Harry Tunney, twenty years old, of Morris Twp„ pleaded guilty before Magistrate Reid to the charge of rob- bery while armed. The offence took place last Winter, when Tunney bought a boiler For the purpose, it is alleged, of making "hootch." He left the boiler with a neighbor, who. when he learned for what purpose Tunney intended to use it, refused to give it up until Tunney produced a gun th enforce his demand. Information was laid against him, but he left for the West, and it was only on his re- turn, recently, that the officers were able to apprehend him. The mag- istrate gave him a sentence of one to two years in the Ontario Reform- atory, Tunney is said to be a Barn- ardo boy, (Goderich Signel). GREY Men are busy wiring barna and houses on 1 the Sth Con, for t Hydt'o, Old Girls, don't forget the Gid Boys' Re -Union, at the Stone School, Juiy 5th. bliss Adeline Bnrnit1, teacher at S. S. No, 3, leaves this week for her holi- days at the home of her parents at El- ora. Harold and Mrs. Sanderson and baby, Frank, of Toronto, were visit- ors, last week at the home of Mrs. W. Rands, 12th (Jon. Mrs. Fred Oster, of Blyth, and it former resident of the 15th Con,. is 1st Vice President of the Blyth Branch of the Women's Institute. The former Ohecker Club of the Sth Con. now meets once a week at the home of A. McLauclalin and a very pleasant time is spent playing quoit%, Miss Isobel Ritchie is spending her vacation at the home of her parents, Jim. and Mrs. Ritchie, 17th Con., aft- er completing her course at Strattoid Normal School. Week -end visitors at the home of Angus and Mrs, Brown, 14th Con., were : Levi and Mrs. Panabalcer and' David and Mrs. Panabaker, of Gospel. er, also Misses Florence and Anna Pauabaker, the latter lady being a resident of Texas. Alex. and Mrs. Annett, Earl and Mrs. Arnett, Harold Annett and Miss Viola Butner, all of Detroit, spent the several days recently at the homes of Fred and Mrs. Ortoby and Frank and Mrs. Backwell, The inauy friends of Mee, W. Ram. say, Con. 17, Grey, are sorry to learn of her sudden illness. Mrs, Ramsay, itis believed, suffered from n stroke about 6 o'clock p. m., on Sunday. She attended church service, on Sun- day morning, apparently in the best of health. David and Ales, Murray; sr„ David and Mrs. Murray, jr„ of Palmerston ; Geo. and Mrs. Oxtoby, of Inniefail, Alta. ; Mrs. W. June, of Lapeer Mich„ and Inc). and Mrs. Zemmer, of Port Huron, spent the week.ettd with Fred acid Mrs. Oxtoby and Frank and Mrs..Hackwelh It was a happy gath- ering, being a re -union of brothers and sietee of the Oxtoby family, who yr Lava not met to 1 ' etre: for g t a number of years. $n,Uxlox. — Wednesday of next week, July 411, is the date of the Rte Union at U. 5, 8, No. 16, Howiok and Grey boundary, for which great prep. parations have been made, The day's proeeedinge ope,e,',yith A paradn at 1 p m., headed by the Mount Forest Kittle Band, Thie will be followed by a Softball tournament foe both boys and girls, hose -shoe pitching, Ott, for whith good prizes ere being offer- ed, There will also be musical selec- tions, speeches, eta., from ex -pupils and ex -teachers. Then comes the MANY HAVE RESPONDED. HAVE YOU? KAANY of our Subscribers have been prompt in sending ba,::;. did Money Orders, Express Or,L rs a';a Bank chicks to pay up their back subscriptions to The Post, but there are still a goodly number that have not responded to the, notice sent them, If your label reads Dec. 28 or Jan. 29, you will know that your subscription- is paid up to the end of this year, but ;f it dates 26, or 27, you will know that you are owing for your home paper, and we would appreciate very much for your help in. carrying on this family journal. Your label tells you where you stand on our Books, Just lake a lci.k :ilrht now, The Editor. ennnnunity lunch to which all are in. v,ted to Contribute. In the evening it miscellaneous program of music, song. thateirig. etc., will provide a good eo- tertaintnent, ll;verybody is invited. CRANBROOK Owing to the special services at Eth- el, there will he no service in the Pres- byteriau Church, urxt Suadny. An excellent program will be given by 1301, Wilson,e.uruedia,,, and Aliso (grace penult*. of'I`omtit ), end local talent, at the garden party, at Oran /moots, next Thursday. • MONCRIEFF Geo. Rnbertson shipped it car of }lugs to Toronto, on Sat tit The Fat mere' Oiub nnlonaed 2 oar, loads of coed, at SleNaught station, this week, Our men's softball team won first money, atMoe kton Field Day, last Wednesday. They defeated Listowel in the first gauue titter playing twelve innings and won the final game from ' Kennicott. The girls were defeated byAlonktou. LISTOWEL Lietowel's oldest resident, W. E, Binning paseed away last Wednesday mottling, in the Listowel Memorial Hospital, where he had been confined for several months. Had Mr. Bin- ning lived for severer days more, he would have been 77 years of age stud on the same day, he could have cel- ebrated the 67th annivei sat y of his marriage, Mr. Blueing came to List- owel when he was six months old and was the town's oldest resident. He was town treasurer for 82 years, also town clerk and seeretaty of the Pub. lie School Board for many years in ad- dition to serving ou the town Council, During his career as an architect, the late Ale. Binning designed forty chufcltee. WALTON Geo. Dickson was confined to his bed on account 0f illness. Rev. W. J. M rues attended ended the Presbytery t meeting,a yat Grand Bend y P. 13, Gardiner it et and J. S. Buchanan motored to Grand Bend, recently, on business. Mrs. Wm. Clark and her son, Alex„ have returned to their home here aft- er visiting relatives in Detroit. Mies Mae Oampbell and her aunt, Mies Margaret Anne Campbell v}eited Airs, Wm. J. Humphries, recently. Jno. Mowbray, of Detroit, who spent a few days visiting relatives in this vicinity, has returned to hie home, bliss Pauline Ashton, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. NV. E. Rad- ford, has returned to her home near Gorrie. Mrs. Ashton, Miss Pauline Ashton, Mrs. W. E. Radford and Master Maur- ice Radford motored to Kitchener, re- cently, John L. and Mts, Kerr, of Seaforth, and John and and Mrs, Robb, Brtts- sele, visited at the home of J. J. No - Gavin, on Sunday. Dr, and Mrs, letank Neal incl eon, Allen, of Peterboro, have been visit. ing Me. Neal's mother, Nt's, W. Neal, Mr, and Mrs. Neal and Allen and also NV, Neal intend leaving for tin extend- ed trip to Europe, Leonard Leeming shipped font. head of cattle to 'Toronto, last week, with J. J. Mc2)avin, The animate weighed eleven hundred pounds each and top. ped the market at 511.75 per cwt, Edward Devreaux, of the Cannditn Bank of Commerce, le spending hie vacation with his mother, Mee. Prank Devreaux, of Seaforth. He is heing relieved by W. K. Ooxson, of Milver- ton, Jno, McDonald, who motored to De. troit with Jno. Mowbray to visit his 1 daughter, Miss Maty McDonald, who i is qulte ill in St, Mary's Hospital, in Detroit, has returned to Ilia home here. The closing meeting of the Young People's Society of Duff's United Church, Walton, was held in the and- itotium of the church, on Sunday evening, The young men of the con- gregation on- re atcn had full charge g g e and the he g meetingwas ver ablyconducted. d ,ted. y The choir composed of about ttventy- five young men rendered two very } pleasing numbers, Ohaties Bn d, a visiting member from Bethel United A} Church, sang "There is no Night These" in splendid voice, Gilhett Me. Callum preeided ; Harvey Johnstotn read tite Scripture reading and George Kirkby led in prayer. A fine address Watt given to the Young People's So. °let, by Newell Seigen, an active member of the. eobiety in Znriob Unit. ed Chureh, The very large audience } which attended the Meeting showed What a keen Interest was taken in the work which the Young People's So. clary is doing not only in Walton but all over Canada, WHITECHURCH Bring a basket and eome to the Dia - tuned ,Jubilee Ile -Union, tit the Stene School, nn July 5th. BELGRAVE Don't forgot the Diiunrod Jubilee Re•Union, tet. the Stour. Se1)001, 013 July 5th. Dan F'ergusn' was able to return home (seer Clinton IIoa,itit , where he hats heel, for same Aire. Kagel Walker mill con, 0 Teeswater, were visitors with the la ter's l'tiente, 11. and lits. Stnnehaus BLUEVALD Alice Mary Campbell spent a fe days with relatives here. Harold and Mrs. Holmes, of De trait, visited with relatives here. Edgar McMichael, Toronto, seen a few days with his parents here, Jae, and Ales, Peacock and family spent Sunday at the home of Oeo Mathers, Win. and (firs. Thornton and Geo and Mrs. Thornton spent Monday at Gode,'ich. Old Boys, don't forget the Old Girls Re•Union, at the Stone School, on July 6th. Mrs. Moses and AI. 3. and Mrs. Smit h spent Sut,day at the home of L. W. Rutter'. Mrs, Sanderson anti :Hies B. Sander- son are up for a vacation at their Summer home here. N. L. and Mrs. Mutch and family, of Tornio, have retuened home after spending their vacation with Russel Jermyn. L. H. and Mt's. Beeman and Rev. wild Mts. Walden were at Grand Bend attending the Presbytery there, on J. L. IERR, Pro�irietor Garden Part Duff's United Church 'WALTON Wednesday, July 4th. on Mr. W. J. Woods Lawn The Brunswick Trio of London, Will furnish a complete new program Hear Jock413allantyne The Scottish Pieomaher SEAFORTH KILTIE • BAND Tea served from 6 to 8.30 R,:fieslneeie i3o<al+ Adults 50e - Children 25e Rev. W. j. Maim, Retie.. M•; I (a, ii:n S cr t, , e 3:.s t- e. Personal Paragraphs ' 1 Mrs, It. J, tieleaurhiin it visitor tv in Toronto, this week, SL's. Dere Maine. of Thrown, to visiting her emit, alt's, J. Lang, Flora et. t 1 .1nuro Blithe n t I f Tern, guest at the home of D. 0.t and3 Mrs, Ross. . Dr. Harold Armstrong, of Toronto, was a visitor with his mother, Alts, . W. Aratsh• ing. Miss Elizabeth Downing eel -netted last Thursday .night from a visit in ' Tornutn with her sister, Aire, Geo. Lawry was a recent vigil -- or with her sister, Mrs, A. L. Port- eous, of Setefm't.h. Mr's, Jack Currie and Mise Jean are visiting for three, weeks with the forwer's parents at I3leelleirr, Mee. Harry Maude, of Montreal, and :MIs, Fled Mende, of'3'::roma, a -e t•is- itora with relatives and friends in town, Mrs. D R.P of CVrn,c,.te,, hits re- turned to her Bene aftee spending a few days here with her sister, Aire. T. Strachan, Mrs. (4,1311th and her niece, Mrs. (iarein, Winnie"g, have hPPn visiting old friends and relatives in Brussels and at Ethel, 32,ry N:•'••,' 1 ' rn'er It„d a Girth - day parer, last 1Vednssd•iy afternoon, and entertained a number of her little girl friends, An enjoyable time wee spent. P G bit s s Nina a Ro Pts n , Ccotr i e Roger ori d [ i 1 y N ss Ail gout and Mr, and Aire. Elliott and , hildren. all of Moet For.et were Sunday visitors with A. 0. and Mrs. Dames. Mrs, Duncan McDonald and Mies Donald's, accompanied b” 31te. Thos. Strachan and Mrs, (I, McDowell, were visitors with Wroxeter friends, last Friday. Rev. and Mts. Conrad Jones, of At- lantic City, were renewing acquaint- aneee in and around Brussels. Mr. Jones took the morning service in Melville Minn)). H. R. and Mrs, Armstrong and their children, of London, were visiting at H. L. Jackson's, over Sunday. Mr, Armstrong is editct' of the Landon Advertiser, morning edition. Lloyd 0. Jackson, B. A. Se.. and Mrs. Jackson and daughter. Doris Shirley, or London. were visitors with Mr, Jackson's parents, H. L. and Mrs. Jackson, during the past, week. ZURICH BOY IS FATALLY BURNED H. and Mrs. Stnneunon and Jno, and Mrs, McMichael, of Win ham, spent Sunday at the home of lm. and Mrs. McMichael. Louis Blake Duff, of Welland, and and an old Bluevale boy, was elected President of the Ontario On atm Hlstn' al r ib Society. He should ld ' u fill he it y t bill, al- right. g A very heavy rain and electrical stntm passed Over here, on Wednes- day of last week. The lightning struck and killed a now belonging to Jnn. Mundell. Mrs. C. H. Garnise, who has been laid up with rheumatism, during the past six weeks, is somewhat improv- ed. Her many friends hope that she will soon 1-a well again, The annual garden party of the Un- ited Church will be; held nn Tuesday evening, July 8rd, The Hadley Cott - cert 0o., of Listowel, will snbply a mixed program, Admission 60c and 25e. The many friends of Mee. Alex. Mackie (nee Miss Laura Holmes) ex- tend to her and her husband their sympathy in the loss of their infant son, who passed away at the Wood. steak hospital. Quarterly services will be held in the United Church, next Sunday morning, July 1st, at 11 a. tn., and in the evening, Rev, Mr. Walden will preach an Orange sermon to which all are invited to attend. Brethren frnm neighboring lodges will be made wel- come, One evening recently, a number of friends gathered at the home of Leon. and Elliott, the occasion being the presentation or a handsome block to Gordon and Mrs. AleKav, who were recently married. The presentation was made by Fred Elliott and an ad- dress read by Wm, Mundell. The ad- dress was signed on behalf of neigh. born by Leonard and Mrs, Btliott, Miss Hazel Mundell, Fred Elliott and Wm, Mandell, On behalf of his bride and himself, Mr. McKay thanked the gathering of friends for their courteay and kindness. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing, after which delicious refreshments were served. COUNTY. Andrew Ritchie was elected San- BRUCEgeen Indian chief by a majority of 12 votes over William Wilde )+, y Israel Abell, ell prominent . P ettt , . testden t of iRinnF. Twp died suddenly at the tome of his eon,William Ahall, town- ship deputy reeve, in his 87th year. Mr. Abell was born in Devonshire, England, and name to Cnnedn in 1860, settling first in Brant Twp, near Doti. keld, He was a lifelong Conserv alive and a member of the United Church. In 1568, he married Ellen Holloway, Woodstock, who prede. Ceased him 30 years ago, In 1008, he married Margaret Leathern, of Wing., tam, who survives. Four sons and two daughters also survive : James, of Regina ; Milton, of North Dakota 1 William end Wesley, of Brant, and Mrs, Robt, Latimer, North Dakota, Poured Coal Oil on Fire; Explosion Resulted—Rushed to London Hos. pital— Died After Admittance; Was son of Chester Salmon. Suffering from burns received when a can of coal oil which he was holding exploded, Morley Salmon, 11 year-old son of Chester Salmon, of Zurich, died in St. Joseph's Hospital London, early Monday afternoon. The accident occurred shortly be- fore the noon hour Monday. The lad who was left by his parents to mind two smaller children, was attempt - in to pour thecoal al �il in g o the 0 stove when the liquid took Piro and d ex- ploded, throwing the burning oil over the child. He was terribly burned by the flames. The parents of the boy were im- mediately notified and the doctor Called. The lad was rushed to SC:, Joseph's Hospital, but he was be- yond recovery and died shortly after arriving here. The remains of the boy were for - rallied to Zurich later in the after'. ]lean,