A sad drowning occurred at Forest City, N.B. on Friday eve. Albert ROBINSON and his two sons Charles ROBINSON and William ROBINSON returned home about 4 o'clock in the afternoon having just finished haying. William, the younger, age 18, went to his room, changed his clothes and went out. Although he did not appear at the tea table nothing was thought of it, but about 9 o'clock his friends ecame anxious and began searching for him. Attention was drawn towards the lake which is about 20 rods from the house. His clothes were found carefully laid in a huge stump near the water's edge surrounded by bushes. (see original)