3n

..--

aonlsav

a splendid turnout.

to Prince St.. down Prince to mend St. thence to the Hall. The turnout was

of members from

inches

wiznnmc BELLS.—A very

urday morning, July 2nd. when Mary MacDonald became the of Prank McCorrnack. The cere

number of relatives and friends

ported by Joseph McGulgan of

MacDonald of Ciarkson street.

Cormack left on a honeymoon to Canada.

WELCOME VISITOR llfahel ill. I)urbi

spend a few wee Mrs. Joseph ‘C. Manderson Hamilton. On her way East,

and Montreal to study Unlver lHealth programs on Physical cation, Public

and Medical Ser ing she will visit Universities Boston, New York, Philadelp Baltlmor City. S1. .ouis and other

cit The University of Soothe

raC

including Law.

Dentistry. ilingineering, ete-

. and a total st

the wife oi William it.

Durbirl Pasadena, California.

Ilrd, of Sadie Mary Dolrcn. of Ch

forrne

5

supported by his broth Mouse. The double rln used. After the cerc tlon was held at 2B

er Arthur g service w mony a rece

and other cities.

chests of silver showing esteem in which they were held.

Rev. Hammond Johnson, induction into the co-pastor ‘Trinity Church took place l

the Sunday mornin for his t.ext the wo

crucified."

emn 'I'hought."

the evening was Crowns." Mr.

the Everlasting" by Strainer-

ggirlo last Monday i.n Hesrtz Hall and St. Paul's Parish Hail. under the joint auspices of the flaptist church. st. Paul's and Trlnity it meeting with - Pillar support-the"

“m; 13o pupils enrolled already»

, summed COMPLAINT‘ emits llkmr ‘igaofiiabiw

annual parade of the L. O. Li place yuterdgy mornint "m!

splendid. the city lpdge being augmented by a

At the Church. Miss Barbara Mc- Neil. rendered most pleasing solos.

ty wedding was solemnircd at St. Peters Church. Dorchester, on Sat-

was performed by the Rev. John A. Coughlin in the presence of a large

‘ bride looked charming in a sown of powder blue georgette and black pic- tufe hat She was attended by her sister Miss Margaret, who wore a dress of sand georgettc with black picture hat. The groom was sup-

bury. After the ceremony a wedding e breakfast was served at the home of the groom's sister. Mrs. John D.

Sunday morning amid showers of] rice and confetti, Mr. and Mrs. Mc-

n, Medical Adviser of the University of Southern Call- fornla, arrived on Friday, and will ks with her mother and

lDulbin stopped in (Ihlcagfl. TOTO

Eduq ‘Health Education B vice. When return-

e, Washington, Kansas

i‘ornia has thirteen distinct schoolsj Music.

ont body of about 13.000, Dr. Dur-Hineéigélrleélsdgh bin experts to relurll to her home“ ' the latter part of August» She is

_ rlaughter Church, Wakefield. Mass. on Ju

Jett/etown to Mr. Walter Eugene Meuse oi 28 Richardon .St.. Wake- field. Mass. Rev. Father Moore per- ed was d the ceremony. The bride was maiden ha“. fern . ttended by Miss Lottie Dolron and ' was dressed in powder blue, georget- 1e dress with gold lace trimming and hat to match and carried a bouquet of tea-berry roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid wore green georgette with hat to match and carried pink roses. The groom was

Richardon St.. Mrs. Henry Doiron. mother of the bride, arrived from Charlottetown to attend the wedding. After the re- ception the newly wedded couple left on a wedding tour to New York The bride and ta groom received many valuable pres- ems including cheques and two rhc high and fl

whose and to which was att ate of wedding bell. ast Fri- day evening, was the preacher at g service, taking rds “For I deter- mined not to know anything among you, save Jesus Christ and Him The special musical feature was a solo by Miss Margaret Stenuhanew young singer who pos- sesses a voice of singular sweetness and purity as shown in her pleas- ing rendition of "One sweetly Sol-

IJr. Ramsay's sermon subject in "Christ's Many Elmer Ritchie was present and sang Wit-h Very Brill“. acceptance the solo "My H090 i8 l"

_ It is of interest to know that the "onSchool which was

The school will continue during the

mothers throughout d

I

. infonna

murning ofthswcek Saturday.

,waa the scene of an event of much

Easter of North Wiliabire. a ter cf Mr. Archibald hater. the wife of Roderick Janna used of Haaelbmok. a son

cut flowers and ferns. The bri the Bridegroom stood

suspended a wedding bell. Rev.

qualities. The brld gressive young worth. The a few days hood home after wh side at Hazelbrook. wish them health, p long happy wedded l

young couple will Rich-

ruml lfe.

Many citizens will lea regret of the sudden a ed death of Mr. which took place S at six o'clock at h King Street at the

Mr. Praught had ing his usual months, although not considered se ed to his duties until about ten decided to take and about the time and Saturd the house some tired to a ham ly expired.

During his thirty- mployee of

rn with

pret-

Miss bride

health for mony

his condition

. The’

Rox- Railway.

Oil

mplhlm a host of friends

of his sudden demise and sorrow.

He lea ].)l'. n lg ‘wife

Mrs. Wm d Power. C

m” and James. in

_ one brother. 9"!’ States. His son. William, angor. Maine will night.

The funeral ta mornlnfl at 8.45 fr dence 217 King St. Cathedral.

who resides arrive home in

h u, '

ics- ali- _ —-WEDDING BELLS-A um pretty Wedding was solemnized urch, Cape Trav Y. July 6th at 1 _when Rev G. Somers, or uni-led in holy ho

lMr. William Sta

and Marlo

.30 of Try lids of metrlmo vert of

ll A. Weeks, of Mr and Mrs. rleton. beautifully attired up beige silk lllmnllnss blue, and

large Picture hat to match. H handsome b0

in a gown k335i)" d” of raphael

of orphella roses

led to the altar by Verna Weeks, w of honor wore a pink crepe do eh thatch. and carrie loses. The usher ‘Lord and . Harper played J- march. The groom, 3"‘ Bililetlues most popul P‘ was supported by his Stanley Stavert. The trill and ‘Ester (iuignio flower girls, and wer Pink and blue silk. antly prepared the w bride by strewlng ro r. The church w

ine with hat

cousin,_ M

e gowned

. owers. Tile performed under an

green starred with ached a. llarg

which was wltnessd

friends, relatives and a es. the bridal party mot homo of the bride's pa a sumrptuo afizer the r

accompanied by Miss Verna Weeks Stanley Stavert. The br

,was of bird grey poiret twill with squirrel trimmings. Previous her marriage, tendered a misc lher home, in which she was the re- _clplent. oi many useful and valuable . ‘We xtond our best wisball to Mr. and Mrs. Stavert, and their lmagy friends wish them many hap- lliy and prosperous years of wedded e

v

.. r-ASBAULT CASE AT ALBER- TOPL-The ‘trial of the assault case of Bertram Smith vs. Brenton Ram- say was held in Alberton on July tlthqbefors Messrs. Richard Jeffrey find Wilfred Tanton. Justices of the Peace for Prince County. The cause of action took place ‘at the Park uring the Confederation Jubilee Celebration on July lst when and where the defendant delivered an unsuspecting blow at ‘the back of the complainant's left jaw. causing grievous bodily harm to the latter and la him unconscious for about a half hour. 'I'ba case was tried under Part xigdolfntllengrim; inal Code and reaul a s o mm ulna can or m month tn nut against defendant. At the close of the trial the Mayor ‘whils soaking tion as to garight ofthe Magistrates to try in the town limi

MAClJDD-IASTBL-Tbc nap-

Wedflnsdly evenint. interest on

John Macleod of Long Creek. The parlor of the nlanse was decorated p19 o! me for the occasion with potted plants.

under an arch of white ribbon from which was

W. R. MacWalker read the ‘beautiful and solemn words which made them husband and wife. The witneses were Miss Evelyn Macheod and Mr. Vernon Moore. The bride . a young lady of many excelie

After the services the parade re- formed and marched along Kent St.

egroorn is an ag- man of sterlingiio and Eunice Garret an

at the bridegroomk boy- lch they will re-

Many friends rosperity and al

nd unexpecb Handicraft EXC ifidtfififitwmrwwm - . or Heartz a ls residence 21! special V“ a“ or 56 yam‘ here Her Excellenc not been enjoy- ' y’

rlous. He attend- as Freight Checker days ago when he a rest. He was up house during that

what warm, he re- mock. where he quiet-

elght ~years as g

who will learn with surprise

K08 place tomorrow om his late resi- . to St. Dunstanh

CF89,

Albert The bride was

chine, with

quet. which she carri- and The bride was her father. Miss ho acted as maid gown of salmon

(l a boquet of pink s were Mr. Keith -.\ir. Clarence Wade. ‘Mrs the wedding who is one otlup till the iim ar young men

misses Fran- n acted as

They luxuri- ay for the sea to the al-

ly of nine the

ceremony was '

arch o, ever old home-stead cut flowers’ and cared for

After the marriage. cqzfimgzz? position and quite om, m thelendeared himself t , h I

l" dinner vrfégsgvaian in_his passing eception the ‘bride and|c°g'mmmy h“ 1° groom lei-t by the Prince ‘Edward an m‘ unauum on their honeymoon. They were ample M home u as far as Tormentlne mspmmm‘ i“ u‘ and Mr. Mm

ide's travg ‘oiling costume was of Bela do Rose crepe do chene with rose trim- _mings anti hat to match. Her coat

to! IM!" week, w“ Xas conducted by bis pastor, Rev. eilaneous shower at '

In! liiarhal “no-rig Mailer allots

lnmthqllllyffllllll-IPUUW- filth

TUIIDAY except

Hill FROM SAN FRANCISCO. -Mr. Adam Andrew of San Pran- clscohaaarrivcd onone of]? D91’-

and is allowing 00n- tist Manse n North Rim. P- l L- gglifadflzm, m m lmwvenwn,

of the Mt. Herbert

daugh- became

Mac- o, ML of his native province.

On Monday. June 27th.. the,

do and gated at the home of Mr. and

‘hart with a farewell gift.

meeting opened with a hymn, 'lowed by the Lord's Pra which a psalm was rea All). Clark. Following ih a lsM nt

while

e devot

was made by Mrs. Cox. lunch was served by Mis spend Cox and the meeting co Iclose by the singlnx of Day" by Misses fGarrett.

An interesti Regal trip to deep of Viseoun

hange on Queen Saturday af

it. to the

-hooked rug. the work Benton. Bonshaw.

The rug was a much impressed the The design of the rug foxes on a green bac . was greatly interested in the of the Bureau lcles on display, wonderful. stated that the we Acadians of the land grown flax, 00d.

some was

S

Mr.

At a joint installati - of St. Lawrence Lod Wlldey last nig

lowing officers were installed:

St. Lawrence No. 8 N. G.—L. H. D. Howatt V. G.—W. W. Down . R. S.—L. A. Stewart P. S.—B. Vanlderstine Tress-Geo. W. McLeod Warden-J. McLeod Conductor-D. P. Bethune 0. G.—-N. D. McLean I. G.—R. L. Huestis . N. S.—J. Heron S.—A. McKay S.-H. G. Leitch . S.-—A. R. Dover l6. S.--E. Rogerson J

. L. lty; thc R-

L. .N. 1n L. .V. w-l R

hap.-Pred Renof P. G.-E. C. Burhoe Wildey No. 27 . G.—E. Barett V. G._—Chas. Manson R. S-Geo. S. Ryan P. S-John McLaughlin Treats-Chas. Drew Warden-Wm. Munroe Conductor-J. Stewart O. G.—E. McInnls I. G.—J. Dryden . N. S.-—'I‘heo. Scntner . N. 8.—-K. Burhoe . . V. S.--P. J. Sentncr . S.-—P. Roper L. S. S.—Art Coffin Chap.—I-l; Platts J. P. G.-F. Nicholson. After installation \Warden, J. A. McNai the lodges with some ing remarks.

‘in

i’. on lly

E0 m

RIPE‘ QUE

of

fl El‘

Death came suddenly to A on Saturday,

Gillis had not some time. bu ing with true

peacefully. though llgiis Gillls of Plsquid June 4th.. 1927. Mr. been feeling well for t he bore his suffer- Christlan patience e of his death. goodness and Chris- that typifies the true Catholic man saw partial fruition in his inst illness. Every consola- tion that Holy mother church could give was his and he was able to receive his Divine Master a short time before he died. The late Mr. Glllls was born in

to

- The innate

r. tian charity

always lived on the and was nursed ill his declining e. Mrs, Andrew d family.

life by his kindly dis- manner he had

e years by his niec cKinnon an All through

the pleasure oi‘ his acquaintance

away the v/hole st a real -frien ing Christian ex- fe will live as an. e memory of all knew him. ‘l-lis funeral which was largely attended was followed to St. Andrew's Church. A solemn hig-h mass of Requiem was sung by Rev. R. J. McDonald of East Point, cousin of the deceas- etl, while the services at the grave

l

P. McLollan. The pallbearers were. viz: Charles Ostridge. Allan J. McDonald, Patrick McKinnon.

F. Feellan. D. J. V. McDonald. ILA. McDonald. May his soul rest in peace.

In view of the annual meeting oi-

the Presbytcrial at Belfast. the fol-

lowing report of the recent As- '1

sembly may prove interesting:

The 53rd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. which met recently in Stratford, On- tario. reported substantial growth during i030. and a relatively mark- ed degree of recovery and expansion

The cotilmiinican end of i026. 163 cent. of. the Church

u wanes at the .374. or nearly 60 per

membership of the to the division vote.

Assembly Wll the

home and f’ , ties and trust funds

fa

grounds. and in the establishment of school iibrariu. Mr. Andrew ex- pects to remain for sometime enjoy- ing the dellifhtfui summer climate;

United Church. congre-

A. C. Cox, Souris. for the lli-lfmle ul presenting Mrs. Rev. E- E. ‘book-

yes, after d by Mrs.

period an address was read by. rs. Clark and the presentation A dainty ses Nell-l d lmuisel me to a‘ "a. Perfectl Nellie and Eunle

ng feature of the Vice the city, was the visit Wiilingdon to the

ternoon Her Excel- panled by Mrs. Govem- nd Mrs. Osborne. made a Exchange and purchased al of Mrs. Sanhl product of art and Viscountess. is two black

work and thought the art-

aving done by the province from Is- was exceptionally

on of officers ge No. 8 an Lodge No. 27, I. O. O. F. hel

ht in the lodge room the fol-

l‘. addressed b very interest-i‘

to all who had M

by her unel She was as Duffy,

most

since the disruption of Juns 1o. 1m. ll

or The emf event reported to the N?!

ed. and give

tral Indlldlml

ther c

istcrs. 6500 elders, and “i651 10s. membership upon P10168810"

928 , 10,381. The new quringi was

Mrs.

young people's socletia. ~ The total glvings for all Thi-‘ltional p was 4.130. 1°|‘l'li5,469 dollars being for

lillrlpurposes over i925. Jension Fund is also .aid in the building o Over a hundred he been erected and probably as more are planned. The 1927 is 850.000 dollars-an l50.000 dollars. Tile lChurch lboard of administration of laymen. The Women's Society re bers in a tho raised 8167, glcal coll Montreal

Mlssi

st 000 in 1926. TWO

ed to the Pres . Church. ‘f-h with full stalls, couraging enrolm having the minis ,Moderatn

r for the 1927

of Saskatchewa tion was reduced

tn one in five of t presentative e received from lan

he from one in

d ment in o...

ously every court sprang to his feet

ings flow."

the S. A., the formed Churches. and the Churc England in Canada. Among o business transacted at

Alliance of

slon to maintain the e standards for the mi point-ment of several foreign field. the aut history of the Church during the twenty yea ‘ccptlon, the appointm W. M. Rochester, D.D., the Presbyterian Recor clal monthly of the Ch session to the Rev. E. after nearlyilfty ye the appointment of tee with Judge Farr its head t.o devise a

Union

as ecii d lth

a lcgalvco nd c

Property and o the Church, aid

to through the British Settl

l

. fM . widow of t o rs Mary

he. late _Wlllia

sho in B Jam - for llrl lsla d

DUFFY-MCINNIS. -A g June wedding Si‘. Patrick's Chu er on Wednesday, .1

e. Mr. sister

-=_~ Z

. Duffy a long, find prosperous life togeth-

. and carried a lov oarnatlons, was u n

sly Mu- nattsnd- ln marriage by hor-

orslgn mission proper- This

uncertainties and defines the fields of action. The tartan Church govt humalholglslén lg: work. the

Plait tl ry prowl-lien to its strength, ‘

allpartsof

C0

and. touching n

sMM......:.-. "i. return

ceremony. and bails and allow

many times. before ta

bk

Hnu-_

upis left to the merry ringing of

crs of confetti on wedding trip through tile Mari-

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1°?“ ”°“'°'°mmm man and his sister ° "m"? “ °" °' rived in the City Providence. R. I. They were accom- t lpanied by Mrs. Herbert _ w‘ and her son. Master H. A. of Lynn. also Mr. John Murchison Mc- budget mrlPhall of Providence R. I. The party ‘will remain on the Island for time visiting many friends in the delightful wmmwdtnative Province.

A Church Ix- being raised in

increase of; finances of the are under the direction ofa

n. The representa-

he clergy and re-

lders. Greetings were the Church of Scot-

Assembly and spontane- minister and elder of the and sang: ise God from Whom all blus-

Greetlngs were also re-

the Assembly new pension.’

ell of Regina at onsider ways

ement 80-, ns taken. as-

HH Mary who was

by

s glad Min, took plot den at the home of nel

' 1 b i young ‘ladies of the P. can: sh; ‘sows-moi.’ the Gwalior and Bhil fields of Cen- prospccts arc enter. tallied of work in Manohuria and in China when conditions warrant- WA” 3m oiéatam tended heartiest consfllllllllolll-

STOR ARRIVED‘— r. late of Glasgow.

n w pastor of the United Church. Summercide. with Mrs. Fraser. arrived there on Fri- lday evening. Rev. Mr. Fraser offi- 11° .1 elated at both services in the Unit- ' ' V Church on Sunday and made a

a" mjddmon m ma” canned m dgcidediy favorable impression. He will be formally inducted as pastor next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

MOTOR TlllPv-ML GORIOD In-

ths development of the Chllmb since 1926. with 01min-

fami-

number received into of faith]

ment of Sabbath Schools revealed a tflne army oi youth. numbering

a I

l

onary, ports nearly 50.000 mom-i llsand auxiliaries, mmhrlwork to- eges with their charters— and Knox, Toronto. have byterlan are well equippedl and there are en- ents of students try in view. ‘the

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four

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