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Aller directement au contenu. Aller directement au menu principal. The gleaner, mercredi 14 septembre mercredi 14 septembre Huntingdon :The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc. Using silver scissors decorated with a white bow he cut a white ribbon held by library president Ola Proudfoot and Latreille. Latreille said, speaking in French to the or so on hand for the ribbon-cutting.

Proudfoot offered a welcome in English to all who came for the opening ceremonies, to especially to the Town Council. Miraculously nobody was hurt and a crew of a dozen who were packing apples at the time, along with the two men engaged in the welding, got out safely. Pauline Dauphinais in describing the ferocity and speed with which the flames broke out and took over the plant.

He said this would be started in the spring and would be undertaken by his sons. Dauphinais and his wife Pauline have 10 sons and one daughter and, in conjunction with the storage facilities for apples and nyo operate an apple plantation with 3, trees in club fruit. The couple were intercepted on their way home at Sherrington by a sister-in-law, Mrs.

Arthur Dauphinais who made an inferno to drive them to the office of Dr. Ouilette in Napierville. There the news was given to him by a gay. For Dauphinais it was his second such tragedy.

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In his storage plant burned down and. The William Beattie interests used part of this plant for vegetable storage. The Hemmingford Volunteer Fire Brigade received the alarm at p. Late Sunday evening it was still smoking. On Saturday firemen knecked down some of the cement-block walls that were in danger of falling.

The interior was gutted and the rest of the walls will have to come down. Wednesday, September 14, Their enjoyment was obvious. The visiting that went on was the sort encountered only at Havelock Fair. And the crowd, by Secretary Aylmer Hadley's estimate, numbered upwards of 3, comparing favorably with the best of any recent Havelock Fairs.

But by 10 a. The booths of the various ladies groups did a land office business with their homecraft work and home baking.