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... being given in order of merit:— At - Ottawa—James P. Barnett, Lizzie Barry, Claude Boucher, Mary Boyd, Arthur J. Butler, Grace D. Carleton, Marjorie Carroll, Harper A. Cooke, Reeta V. Derraugh, Hattie Dowling, Winifred Earle, Cecile Faulkner, Sarah Fisher ...
... , • l6 . . ANI IL'.l ON DAILI LIMES . SA LAA.Y. 1914 Claude Caldwell and Mr. Rathbun, oed P ied ab at the east ;el- - ESTABLISHED 1840 The employees of the Canadian Fowler Company sent a beautihil clock as a wedding gift to Air. Stribbell and Miss ...
... the meeting: President J. Flynn. Secretary A. Marion, L. Mason and E. Brisbois, Buckingham; L. Bryan, Russell; Rube Mullen, Hull; Claude Lacelle, Royal Canadians. ...
... wins and two losses, are tied with Buckingham for first place. Hull have won five games and lost three, and if they defeat Claude Lacelle's crowd tonight, all three teams will be tied for Brat Place, - Both teams will be at full strength. and a real old-time ...
... be one of the best of the year. Manager Rube Mullen, of Lower tittawa Hockey Assoclation club, sill start out the following team: Moeser, goal: Church, point: oderre, coverpoint; Ladoucer, rover; Mullen, centre; B. Burke, right wing; and Frell, left ...
... 011erenshay:, Clifford Bullls, Willie Bullis, Rule Wilson, Mosie Galt, Emily Albright. Juniors—Pearl Storey, Mabel Young, Claude Anderson. Teacher, Miss Foulds. Form 6—Senior—Carman Wilson, Willie Stubbs, Joe Kirkpatrick, Rog.q. Nordenfeldt, Myrtle McFadden ...
... John Pugsley, Miss May ru g sley, Miss Josie Pugsley of Toronto ; Mr. James Mac Mullen, Mrs. J. S. Mac Mullen, Mr. Fred Mac Mullen, Mr. Herbert Mac Mullen, Miss M. P. Mac Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Hess, Mr. Geo. Wilmot, family and nurse, Mr ...
... practices this evening. The Royal Canadiens will work out at the Arena and the Hull club will perform at Parc Royal. Manager Claude Lacelle. of the 1 Royal Canadiens has rounded out ! enough material for a splendid team this year and they expect to make ...
... alleged this is not the first ins:sme of this kind. The Hull team started out like champions and right from the start they had Claude's Lacelle's team gotheir limit. A few minutes after plav started Ladoucer notched the fi rF t goal for the team from the T ...
... Newsome. Miss Winterberry, Master Hilary French, E. D. McCormack, George W. Bedell and son, Miss Mullen, Miss 1.. Mullen, Mrs. J. P. Langley, Mrs. W. Claude Fox, Toronto; Miss Marjorie Gatchell, Miss A. Patch, Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Pratt, Miss ...
... of L. 0. HA. Last Night. • . : , iaying the Royal Canadiena. icast two periods, the Hull s . team succeeded in taking a of Claude Lacelle's fast agon of amateur stars by the 4 goals to 2 in the opening of the Lower Ottawa Hockey at the Arena last night ...
... eilm. The following from Ottawa and I /grim passed the outside preliminmazy examination:—Jannea P. Barsett, Lizzie Barry, Claude Boucher, Boyd, Arthur J. Butler, Grace p. Carleton. Marjorie Carroll, liar- A. Cooke, Reeta V. Derraugh, 'Attie Dowling, Winnifred ...