NAPOLEON GOYETTE
Brother of Mdme. Cyr Died at Mont
real Last Week
Napoleon feoyette, s brother of
Mdme. Joseph Cyr. of Danielson, died
Wednesday at his home at Montreal,
Canada, aged 65 years. Mr. Govette
had made frequent visits to Daniel
son to see bis sister, find had left
there only two weeks ago. He had
been in poor health and the effects
of- the trip mav have hastened his
death.
The body was taken to Danielson
for burial arriving there Saturda\
and funeral services were held tnat
afternoon at St. James church.
PELLETIER—CAISSE
Miss Bertha Calsse was married- at
St. Mary’s Tuesday morning to John
B. Pelletier, Rev. John Van den
Noori officiating. The attendants
were Miss Anna Caisse, a sister or
the bride and Arthur Gervais of At
tswaugan..
Later they received quite a send
off when they went on their wedding
trip. After riding through the
s-re. ts in a hack on which was tied
their straw effigies. tbpy took the 4
o’clock train for Boston.
bees dying out
On Andrew R. Snow s farm up ov
?r School street. Fenner hill and bor
lering on the Connecticut line, there
has been successfully bred for a num
ber of years swarms of boneyjnaking
hel From ten to a dozen hives or
r allies have been maintained up to
within a vear or two. Recently an
infection known as the English brood
ers disease has been killing the young
off very fast, until now there Is but
a bare remnant of one family left. A
state inspector vislted the farm on
Monday, and ordered the bees quar
antined to prevent them.—Webste
Times.
