SONS OF ENGLAND DINNERProved a Pleasant Affair.The Nelson members of the Sons of England held a .jovial reunion last night in the Oddfellows’ block.The hall was elaborately decorated*■ ■ . • lt;» »with bunting and (lags, the gallant old Union Jack predominating.The following sat down to an inviting repast: T. Morley, president; F. Starkey, D. D. S. G. P., of Ross-land; Rev. H. S. Akelnn;st, past pre-Pbyid J^iriViliy^Glh01’(is/company• 3STiivy/ ftii cl- onlivl ’“Response , by 13/!*. /SyiYionds, late .t li V Vj;aiKJ xi:- l Uil t II**# •-Hons of tengland Benevolent. So1 OTO^^itefej-DOifex:;by VF. Stai•key, »'i.‘-• lii'oepft tin !Mi liVl : }Si- y-