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.\lrs. Ross h.'ul an interesting experience, an almost unique experience, one might say, on the night that the Toronto Skating Club mcnihcrs and out of town guests were entertained atCiovern- ment House fI')llI'J\\'lIljz the Winter Carnival. Major Douglas H. Nclles was there from the Minto Skating Club. Ottawa. He talked with Mrs. Russ about art and antiques and Mrs. Ross told him of her plans for placing several fine portraits. She asked .\lajnr Nellcs' o-pinion and «luring the course of their cnnversatinn tnuh him in the rear hall where he cliscoverecl :1 portrait of Colonel The l‘lnnor.‘ll)lc Samuel Smith. Strangest of coincidences’ It \\.'i~ Colonel Smith's sister who married Lieutenant-C-vluncl Henry \\‘illi-am Nelles, the present Major Nelles' izraiitlfatlicr. The .\'clle~ i£lmll_\' kneiv that‘ this pnr- /”"" trail \\.is in existence and ' hurl ~e.irLlicd for it in all olirinns plilurx hut it um h(‘\‘um.l ll1(‘|l' lmpc that the lnni: l¢)g‘[ portrait sllfllllll ht‘ lhlllltl under -;tlLll £lll'~2t\iLL’\.

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