Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . concession can be refused them. Quebec Miss Antoinette Beaudoin, Montreal,has sold her business. Albert Lamouche, grocer, has suc-ceeded A. Provost at 50?> VisitationStreet, Montreal. P. E. Pelletier has opened a grocerystore in Prince Arthur Street, St. Lam-bert, Quebec. R. Ricard, fruit dealer of Three Rivers,Quebec, was a Montreal visitor duringEaster week. L. Papineau, butcher of St. Johns,Quebec, was in Montreal prior to theEaster holidays. Among those calling in Montreal thepast week was F. Morin, a fruit dealerof Three Rivers, Quebec. P. R. Minto, sa
Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . concession can be refused them. Quebec Miss Antoinette Beaudoin, Montreal,has sold her business. Albert Lamouche, grocer, has suc-ceeded A. Provost at 50?> VisitationStreet, Montreal. P. E. Pelletier has opened a grocerystore in Prince Arthur Street, St. Lam-bert, Quebec. R. Ricard, fruit dealer of Three Rivers,Quebec, was a Montreal visitor duringEaster week. L. Papineau, butcher of St. Johns,Quebec, was in Montreal prior to theEaster holidays. Among those calling in Montreal thepast week was F. Morin, a fruit dealerof Three Rivers, Quebec. P. R. Minto, sales manager of theCowan Company, Montreal, is visitingthe Toronto office this week. Ovile Leveille, Lachine, Que., haspurchased the grocery business formerlyconducted by Mrs. J. Lauthier, at thispoint. H. Merrill, local manager for theOgilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., Montreal,was in New York over the week end. E. Nicholson, with the Mutual Pur-chasing Co., Ltd., Winnipeg, was inMontreal last week where he remainedfor several Captain Aubrey McKinnon has beenkilled in action on March 21. was the senior partner ofMcKinnon & Horton, grocers, GeorgeStreet, Sydney, , for a number ofyears. Previously he had lived in NorthSydney. Capt. McKinnon, who was 28 yearsold, commenced soldiering eleven yearsago, when he received a commission inthe 94th Battalion. On the declarationof war he discontinued taking an activepart in the business and undertook warduties. He left here last June for over-seas with the rank of captain, but inorder to serve in France reverted to therank of lieutenant. Joining the 85thBattalion during last November, heserved with them till his death. Private Thomas McBroom, Govan,Sask., who enlisted with the 195th Bat-talion in March, 1916, returned from thefront on Monday night. Private Mc-Broom received shrapnel wounds in theface, arms and legs in July of last yearat Hill 70. Before enlisting he was employed inHarry Lattas grocery store. T. H. John
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