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Submitted by Christine Gorman

From the Daily Examiner, Wednesday, January 5, 1910.

MANY FARMERS LEAVE FOR TRURO

WILL TAKE SHORT COURSE AT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Crossing by the Earl Grey today for Truro to take the Short Course at the Agricultural College were the following:

John E. Sinclair, Emerald	Michael Deegan, Cape Traverse
D. McDonald, Summerside	George E. Keenan, Georgetown
A. H. Walker, Kensington	Frank Halliday, Eldon
A. E. McLean, Lot 16	Herbert Gillis, Flat River
Francis Walsh, Farmington, Lot 42	Wm. McGregor, Lot 16
Edward and Roy Bulpitt, Roseneath	John McPhee, Georgetown
John A. McLeod, Darlington	Cedric Simpson, Bay View
Angus D. Walker, Launching	H. C. Bowness, Kensington
James Marchbank, New Annan	David S. Ramsay, Northam
Cleve Baker, Margate	El?on Rayner, Enmore
Wm. Seaman, Springfield	John McNally, Abram's Village
Mortimer Howatt, French River	Ralph Schurman, Lower Freetown
Ken. McLellan, Grand River, Lot 14	James McKay, Springfield
Joseph Cameron, Grand River	John McLeod, Clifton
D. N. McKay, Springfield	Wm. F. Hickox, Springfield
George D. Brown, St. Eleanor's	Leighton Jones, Pownal.

Besides these, a large number crossed on Monday by the Minto.