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33s.: Fr. Finkle and F}. Smitz, Nia- . Zillis. c. s. 3., R. g‘gtl: a. s in» Votes are Now Piling Up In the Free Press Vacation Trip ARCHBISHOP McEVAY The relatives present were Mrs. SECRATION OF HIS EMINENCE {so ‘1 ..l A', IIA«A :11. .â€";ll-* 2. l. \'..- 2.45 4} *******## imitationsâ€"â€" Montreal Trip . . sWiNG IN NUMBER EAD THE NEW NAMEs NoMlNATlONS. ~. “'31”: Iadles " form in -r stlinis [1 . ' - . tr to-mor- '- ii‘ .3 ~. . ’1. 0f til 'i '2": '. :: .,; Lindsay Ty: g ,, , . . . a)"; \ -s . ,. (1.1 .ugii’é' iii? t'ullibi‘ide CAIN. E1. .1. GOODWiN. , o .. .lL‘DL. -â€"l ‘2”Z~i."._" all thatis Lindsay . . Ex; s:.‘-s'..: .1 ADAMS, l'tinlWidg‘é- . 8 JR KS ,ih-lix Fof-i?‘ L FLOOD, Russell-st. .ANGNEY, Kent-st. _’ ‘ £41.: the town- ; I.Z‘.‘.l \erulam. ‘ s f LI-i‘tslon Fall: : ROOT-(S. Tun-ion Falls. SM lTH. l":‘Il"lUll 193.1ng N EVERSON, Yerulam. . ‘ "142:: the _v. -: Ellen, Ops. . ~ :. l .‘.lanver5.‘_' iville and I e i Vi.- McGECv’GL‘ SER, n; - CAMPBELL. \ 1R. ~ .. 885, El'zz‘wrs SA O’BRlEN, Down . :‘ :- : thing the town :7 .';:7.~. chley, Cal“ :,. 1 a. Digby. Lon? El::1“w;:~‘ n County: ‘ E DETTMAN. Kinmoull‘ A RICHMAN. Coboconl +w MARRlED. ilXi‘HNAHn May m i - Rev. John Pea! ') : :.~?;-.-;ly<zeon. iiIi’P-slln the 10th, .is: parsonage, Bob : .. Rev. w. H. Foley,- s and E. M. Pearl TI!“ bcaygeon. MACDONALD â€"- AIS England. Galetta, C " Ont. by the Rev. ‘” » Wednesday, June .lbert E. W'hytall, 3’0”" E. B. Whytall. of ' 0 Miss Laura Mach NEâ€"At the Me “as l Garden avenue, To ".33; iv. Mr. Perry, on Tull-- . 1908, Mr. Edward B. lToronto. to Miss M ist daughter of Mr. ' Fenelon Falls. . CKâ€"At St. James’ 'â€" V". Falls, by the Rev. wr- i, Rector, on W-- ..-.;» ‘, 19%, Mr. Nathan 33“. rham, to Miss Rose I n Falls. f -. 661v Papal Ablegate Conducted Ceremony With the Impressive F ealtyâ€"Great Gathering of Church Dignitafieyâ€"A (Special to Free Press.) Toronto, June 18.â€"The installation of the Mest Rev. Fergus Patrick Mc- Evay, D.D., formerly Bishop of Lon- don, as the Archbishop of Toronto in succession to his Grace Archbishop O’Conner, was the occasion of a bril- liant and impressive ceremony in Stl Michael’s Cathedral yesterday mom- ing. The event was distinguished by the presence of his Excellency the Papal Ablegate, the Most Rev. Donaâ€" tius Sbarrctti, Archbishop of Ephesus. and by many of the leading priests of the Roman Catholic Church in On- tario. The notable gathering was aug- mented by scores of clerical representa- tives from different dioceses, apart from those of the Archdiocese of To- ronto. St. Michael's Cathedral was filled with people. Where the clergy were counted in scores, the laity were num- bered by hundreds. Headed by acolytes, carrying book. candle and censor, and followed by the priests of the diocese, and the visiting and diocesan priests, the archbishop’s procession passed from the palace along Shuter and Bond streets to the main entrance of the cathedral. The short route was close- ly lined with many hundred spec- tators, but the greatest order was maintained without any interference from the small squad of police on duty. and the stately procession pass- ed along without any difficulty. Fol- lowing the diocesan clergy came a. long array of high dignitaries of the church, and bishops of other dioceses, not. only in the province of Ontario. but from far down by the sounding sea, who delighted to do honor by their preswnce to the new archbishop. Es- corted by a bodyguard of the Knights of St. John. in their quaint uniform, and with drawn swords, Archbishop clothed from head to foot llcl‘ivzly. in golden raiment, With his CI'OSleI' in} his hand. came immediately after. The visiting bishops and the proces-i sion Cllm‘nd with another small body: of lllv priesthood. At the entrance to the cathedral his. gracw was received by Vicar-General Mcl‘ann, and. alter sprinkling holyI water upon the people and blessing the incense. proceeded up the aisle to the sanctuary, where he knelt in pray- cr. I'It' then proceeded to the altar, and road the prayer to St. Michael.‘ Alter his grace had returned to the; pro (lieu, the vicar-general ascended; the pulpit and read the papal briei‘ transferring him from London to To; The archbishop was then es-E throne by Archbishopl Kingston and Bishop' Hamilton. ' resented by both; ronto. (’l'il’lml ll) Ill” Gauthier of DthlllQ’ of Addresses were‘p clergy 2nd laity to which the arch-i bishop replied and the clergy of thei Toronto diocese took the oath of fealty to their new diocesan. . is‘irst in the processiml came Father Bit-(it‘unii. the holding: doll Til" richly ornamented gold cros- .‘ii'lr'l' him came the acolytes. followed :3: the (‘hristian Brothers and t-l‘ei i-riests. :i'oout two hundred in number. I in front of the new Archbishop walk-l oi llis'nop Mnmlonahl. oi Alexandriaz$ lil>llhp McCarthy. of Hliiililton: Bib-i of Peterbl‘vro; Bishop; | l cross-heir risi‘. hop O'Connor. St-ollnrd. of Stlllll Ste. Marie: Bishop llo':.'1illg. of Hamilton. and Archbishop} Gauthier, of Kingston. Lastly came; .~\r.'-hbi.<hop Molivay. He was robe-ll| '. tinrk ywllow garments. elaborately; and in his hand he carried; :l.'i'lii'::ir’il. :2 crozit-r. while :i lure-3 yellow mitl‘e surmounted his head. Before enter- \ sulit-tuury he turned aside to bow to his lumber. Mrs. Brynn hlc two brothers and other rela‘ .. . who occupied the front pew. As the Archbishop knelt at the. altar and kissed the relics. the vast as i senlblzlge knelt ill prayer. l The Grand Entry. ; It was with peal of bells and grand acclann of organ notes, that notice of the approa-Th )f the procession ofl ecclesizlstics and church dignitaries: who heralded the entry of Archbishop Mcliviiy was given. Outside, the square which surrounds the church was lined on every side by interested spectators. while within every avail- able spot except the centre aisle. down which the procession would pass, was occupied. As notice of the expected approach was ‘made, Very Rev. J. J. McCann, the Vicar-Gener- al of the Archdiocese, in cope of gold and accompanied by Rev. Fathers Goyle and Trayling, wearing dalma- tics of the same costly fabric, moved down the aisle to .I eet the procession at the door. As the surpliced train entered the im- mense concourse of people rose and to the strains of musical note from the organ and from sweet-throated boys, the procesion slowly made its way down the aisle. First came Rev. J. Mc- Grand in surplice and dalmatic of cloth of gold, bearing aloft the gold- ed processional Cross. Supporting him were six acolytes and following these was a large contingent of the black-robed Brothers ‘of the schools. Next in order came the priests of the diocese and visiting clergy, one buns tired and sixty in number, and as they reached the sanctuary rails they Opened ranks to allow the purple-cas- - I . . y _ .il;: tilt AT ST. MICHAEL’S CATHEDRAL WAS GREAT SPECIACIE Ritual of Roman catholic Churchâ€"Clergy Take Oath er postolic Delegates Celebrate Mass. socked bishops and their attendants ies. ' to pass. 'As the bishops entered the sanc- tuary, Archbishop McEvay knelt for a few moments, after which the ini- tiatory psalms were chanted. When the Archbishop had taken his place upon the throne prepared, the Very Rev. Vicar-Regal McCann as- cended the pulpit and read the Papal: Bulls appointing Archbishop McEvayl to the See of Toronto. They were dated at Rome the 23rd of April. At the close the priests of the Archdio- cese gathered around the throne to kiss the ring of the new Shepherd and to give public testimony of their al- legiance. During this touching cere- mony it was noted that a grasp of le or word of wel- be always united, that the hand, a smi k*************** The Archbishop was assisted at the throne by Very‘Rev. Dean Morris and Rev. H. Gibney. The music furnished by the choir under Mr. J. Dickson was the fin- est heard in the Cathedral since the change in church music. A Salve Regina was sung at the Offertory by Mr. Leutieuser in magnificent voice and with fine interpretation. At the close of the mass the Very Rev. Vicar-General read an address of welcome to the Papal Delegate, to which the latter made a reply. eu10s gizing‘the church and concluding with the words: I desire to express an- other lively and ardent wish that I cherish, namely, that the faithful laity, the clergy, and the bishop will It**101*****$**#***it*#***#**#***#*** **Â¥#*####*#*##**t* MOST REV. FERGUS PATRICK McEVAY, D.D. the bonds be- View; T. B. Hussey, Bryan McEvay. mother of Archbishop i iMcEvay; Mr. Jas. McEvay, brother; Mrs. Barnard. sister; Mr. Fred. Ryan, nephew; Mrs. Bayard, sister; iMisses Groves, Milwaukee. cousins; iFather Tynan, Milwaukee; . iMcGuire, Niagara Falls; Father Mc- ‘Guire, Wooler; Mr. and Mrs. James tiyer, Havelock; Sr. St. Fergus, Pe- i terboro, cousin; Sr. St Dominic, Lind- _ gsay, cousin; Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Le- sung by the 0110". after WhiCh I'he‘lhane and family, Toronto, cousins; priests filed out and the immense. Mr. w. H. Lehane, Lindsay. cousin; congregation dispersed. all feelinz‘ Mr. M. H. Lehane. Hamilton; Mrs. that an GPOCh'mfl‘inK event bad tab 1 P. J. Hayes, Toronto, cousin; Sister en place in the history of the church? Antoinette. St. Michael’s Hospital, in Toronto. * (cousin; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dwyer, “'0” Present. I Lindsay. and others. Archbishop and BishOpsâ€"The Most} Rev. C. H. Gauthier, D.D., of Kings-E Enoch Thompson, E- J- McCarthy, D.D.. Hali-QJ. J. Sheer, Sec. Moral Reform As- ton; fax, N.S.. R. A. O'Connor. D.D..l societion; Judge Peterboro; D. J. Scollard, D.D..”Hon, J, J, Foy, Hon. Dr. Peterboro, Sault Ste. Marie; W. A. Macdonell.}Michael O'Brien, Hamilton; Senator D.D., Alexandria: T. J. Dowling.‘Col. Alex. Moore. D.D. Hamilton. iScott. Secretary of State; The priests present were thers M. J. Brady, Wallaceburg; J sidon; Judge Barron, T- Aylward. London: J - M- Million-j Kehpe, Windsor; Harley Smith, Ital- ey, Hamilton; F'- Kqu' F3113; ian Consul; R. S. Shilton, American We“ LorneZiConsul; W. H. McGuire. Niagara * ‘I' D sl § ‘Ir ‘I' ‘I’ * D a. i it ‘Ir Q sl' s} s} * § D Q It I *ttttttittfitttttfitttttfitt ‘f " f D . ‘R § * § D ‘I’ § § § § ‘ § § § § D * § § * § § § § * ‘I’ ‘i " § § ‘ ‘I’ * . § * 4.» § ‘i * ‘R § * D § § ‘ ‘L § § ‘ ‘- § § § ‘I’ ‘I * § § * ‘I‘ § § § § * ‘I' f * § ‘I’ § D § § " § § * It: t*##Â¥********#*#***Â¥*##Â¥#$ tittttttttti #IM ____________________________..____â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" come was given each. bishop smiled kindly and pleasantly and he appeared, what he doubtless is, a man dignified without being aus- tere, strong with the strength of in- gu herent qualities, yet one whose rule will go unquestioned, but who will nevertheless govern more through love than fear. Pontifical High Mass celebrated. Before the mass the address from the priests of the diocese was read by Very Rev. Dean Morris, of St. Catharines, and that from the laity by Hon. Justice Anglin. Meantime the Papal Delegate. Most Rev. Donatus Sbarreti,’ had vested for the mass at which he was cele- brant, the demons of honor hem: Rev. J. L. Hand and Rev. '1‘. van of Thorold the deacons 01 00er . Sum. host’s-"Holy substrates». M The Arch- i tween you will become stronger and Fr. Brady, stronger, and that you will be as a G., Windsor; family, in which all the members love J. McKeown, each other, obeying cheerfully the ley, I pray Al' baushene; mighty. God that harmony and good McKeown, St. Columban; W. Kloepfer, idance of its head. will reign supreme among you. sure that the new Archbishop, like a‘ P. Corcoran, good father, will love you as his clear Freelton; l have no doubt Brady, Hamilton; P. J. -McGuire. children in Christ. that the good priests of this diocese. Downeyvflle regular and secular will work zealous- est; Very Rev. Thos. Kelly, Smith's and .1 ‘091 con~ Falls; Archdeacon Casey, Lindsay; M. will mp0. nd 3, 'Bpratt, m: C. E. McGee. of cheerfully to all 'he ate and ”made. Btrattmd; J. J. Gum-Ls Salette: P. shown in their behalf. I 11183131000 Langlois, Tecumsefli: with the words of 011th “m wmdsarrP. sancte serva eos innepirp too QM T..sWest.- 8:. mt mm sicuit laden” LP. ly in union withlhim, fident that the faithful dediste uuhs' ‘ nt Falls, Out; Col. Gibson. Hamilton: Drs. Anderson. Dwyer. Guinane. Mc- Kenna. McMahon, Allen. McCollum, Aikins. McCormick, Hutchisan. Cam- eron, Johnson, Bing. McKeown. Ne- Hamilton; L. Meunier, V. McKeown, London; P.’ London; L. J. Stan- Woodstock; J . B. Nolan, Wau- H. Coady, Hamilton; .A. . vitt, Oidright, Urea, Silverthorn. I am Berlin; Geo . Northgravcs, Seaforth: Scott. Crawford. Amyot. O’Brien, Killoran. Smith. Bingham. Maidens nan, Dr. Bray. Registrar Toronto UniVersity; D'Arcy Scott, _G. P. Ma- gamrm, W. Steers, Mr. Walsh, Hamil- 'An informal _dinn' er to the Arch- bishop and visiting bishops and priests- was given at St. Michael’s palace. ‘ In the evening. a“ number of theflsitoflatiended‘ . flieexercises at 86. Michael' 's Collqe . Seaforth; E. Doyle. A. L. Zinger, Berlin; J. ; J. T. Kelly. Mount For- D. Dow. ‘1. Finn'magofm; nouns-Est. White. “ J. mung? are; recess Graham, B.A., e: “I. . Others were Hon. Chas. Fitzpatrick, that you can send them to us before; 00115111 {0? tube; the expiration date. iMiss Violet Barry. Kent-st ...... ”,5“ Doyle. Goderich; paper by the week or month. __ .......... Resume. them 10 pay in advance for thweiMiss May Goodwin (Cambridge- Lieutv months, six months. a year. and thus“ JOhll R- delivered to them just as at present” Rev. F3" nan. Woodstock, Senate Coflee. Lon- by Stratford; Judge case may be. Whatweek‘ MANY YOUNG LADIES ARE WORKING EARNESTLY â€" NOMINA- TIONS STILL BEING RECEIVEDâ€"NOT TOO LATE TO ENTER. Is this greatest of inland voyagesprlrty nominating a young lady has eat the same time paid his or her subs worth trying for? g g g _ . -. scription and started their candidate . . v u . 1° It worth ”1 hour 0f '0 r tune off wrth some hundreds of votes to “Ch day? her credit. If you think afirmatively, act on; LIST OF NOMINATIONS. 3'0“? thought. Call 011 YOU! friends The following are the young ladies to help you. Get them to promise to'so far nominated in proper form in cut the ballots from their papers every . the several districts and their standing day, and send these ballots to the up till 6 o'clock last evening: Trip to Montreal and Detroit depan'ZDistr-ict No. Iâ€"Comprising all of that merit of The Free Press, or to you, so; portion of the Town of Lindsay lying north of Kent-st: friends pay for theiiMiss Minnie Cain Get Gough's.... .. Many of your (8. J. 9|“ st.) ...................... 35I7 Papers will be . Miss , _ ‘ Clerk's Office . mail 0’ carrier, or agent, as the‘Distr-ict No. 2â€"Comprising all that portion of the town of Lindsay You no doubt have many friends; lving south oi Kent-st: who are not regular subscribers ‘03Miss'M. Burke (Felix Forbert's The Free Press. Get them to become Store).... __ .. .. .. ______ regular subscribers and get them to.Mi“ Ethel Adams (Cambridge- pai’ their subscriptions in advanced st.) .......................... 4.250 for as long a time as possible. . Miss Kate Tangney (Kent-st.).. 2|! Remember that organization 15 a1Miss Lena Forbert I Frank For- great help. Call a meeting of half a but.” dozen of your most loyal friends. Tell L Miss M. Flood (Russell-5L. .. them that you have made up your: . . . . . mind to take this grand tour and that Dist;;;;SN:f figfigligfi tgirfizg: ‘you need their I get the extra ballots. 533 ....................... help. Get each one} v. 1 to promise to devote a few minutes! :2: gsb;;1}a§§: Of Fene on Falls a day to assisting you. Get each to! . .yg ' . - lMlss Clara Britten, Bobcaygeon MOI promise to see at least three people a! Miss Greta Smith, Fenelon Falls 478 day and secure subscriptions from]Miss Lillian Brien, Dunsford.. 3B9 22:: ”people. Start an endlessl Miss Ada Gillis, Fenelon Falls 300 K ' l' _ . , k . iMiss Lillian Everson, Verulam. I66 eep “mg: gorng, eep yourself: Miss Lily Brooks, Fenelon Falls I5! and your friends enthused. Make up; M' your mind to get 1,000 or more votes a? '95 Wilhelmina B. Read ...... I50 District No. 4â€"Comprising the town- day, and don't rest until you get . . ‘ them. You'll find it easy after youI 51“!“ 0f Marlposa, Eldon, OPS- start. ' Emily, Cartwright and Manvers. and the villages of Woodville and Omemec: Miss Lucy McGeough, Omemee 9!?7 Sarah Campbell, Wood- The candidate who receives the1 largest number of votes will, of course. i be the succassful one from her dis» trict. ; M355 Special ballots for extra votes will, Ville be mailed toithe subscriber, unless’lMis-‘l Madge Gilliece, the subscriber requests that the bal-' “”9 ---------------------- I'm lots be sent to a candidate or someone Miss M- H°bb5v Manvers ------ 300 Miss V. Feir, Manvers I06 else. Don't lose votes by holding them . 'District No. 5â€"Ccmprising the town- too long. 1 Several young ladies nominated by ships. of Somerville, Bexley, Car- ’ den, Dalton. Laxton, Digby. Long- friends without their consent have 'smce Withdrawn their names. Others ford and Haiiburton Coilllll'i lwho have only recently been nomin-l Miss May McKenzie. Haliburton 3,I50 I i .9070 rated will find they already have quite Miss Bertha Richman, Cobo- a few votes to their credit. Several conk.. .. .. .. . I448 where the Miss Teenie Dettman, Kinmount 403 irista noes ha vc occurred _â€" lliteresting lloings at Killmount Villagers Preparing for July lsL i i REV. A. C. CUMMER BACK FROM SYNOD MEETING-MASONS PAY FRATERNAL VISIT TO MINDEN BRETHRENâ€"ENTERESTING BALL GAME PLAYED. is putting on a :nsida- and out. in \"iilCll will in? (Special to Free Press.) .lllmn-s' chursl: new suit of clothes. KINMOUNT. June 23.â€"Don't for- . . l i V . 3‘ . I \ :get to come to lxiriinount to spend H‘ {mm .‘f ““11 ”“1"“ . . . . . . ll {ITOlll llllpl‘OYfi‘lllL‘IIl. Dominion Day. A big time is ex- Tl , . _ . . ‘ » le prospects or a ,L’oml harvest has 'l’fCWd under the auspices 0f ”10 (7.0- encouraged our young menâ€"yes. ant: 1V LOOk for the I'll-I posters. ‘ our old onws. This was >l1l)\\'ll by :1 Mr. T- Suddaby, 0f the .Burnt 1“"0’ game of bust-bull in the- park on Mon- Telephone (0-3 lb lusy. “118 “'el‘k DUl' day evening last between the niarriei in}?! PEUHQS ”1C”: vrllagc. and single men. The result of tlw le ev. A. . .ummer and James only”: - . ix .. ,. .. ‘ .,... t cannot be tiubilshed. as It was IWIISOH returned Oll Saturday from ill'j left unfinished until soil)" time in the trending the Anglican Synod in Toron- near future. to. Mr. 3- Suddany, 0f Burnt RAW-"3: A large number of thr- Masonic represented St- LUkQ’S church Of that Lodge drove over to Mindell on Sun- village. which churchnls in connection day 13.17 1., attend divine 5.:rvice um; mgr thgclliurihcat hirilmounl. 1 itheir brethren there. They were al- . 1‘s. 10m“ 3‘”? 15 ying "9T." OW- dressed bv the Rev. Archibald. IThe end of life '5 expected at all?; Mrs. Graham returned last Friday. Iaugment. ‘ . 1 latter spending a pleasant visit with l‘. AmOs Train 3“ 011 Monday last her daughter. Mrs. helley, of Lindsay. to spend a month or more at bridge; Mrs (Rem Clark is visiting at he: work for the government in Muskoka. i father’t, Mr. C. \Vt-llstood. # WM DUNSFORD. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot F. Webster Mr. Geo. English, who has beenispent Sunday at Sturgeon Point. on the 510k. list for a long time, 15; Mrs. Wilson is spending her holi- not ldirriplfovmg as quickly as we 1 days visiting Port Perry and Brook- wou i e. ilin friends. , I ”Mrs. Anderson, who has been Vis-l Don’t forget to spend July lst at iting Mrs. W1 Murdock, has r9-‘Thurstonia Park. A good time is turned to Toronto. 'expected. / Sr. The Free Press Montreal-Detroit Trip This W will count as One Vote. District No ....... . . . ...... . Address. . . . .. ............................. When fully filled out and received at the Lindsay Five Peels once by mail or otherwise on or before ex 'ration date shown above. NOT GOOD AFTER THAT DA E. Void if name voted for has not been properly nominated. Ballots are not transferable ' '