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THE CAR FERRY STEAMER.-The

Prl_nco,Edward island inet with very heavy ice all the way over to Plctou yesterday docking sometime after three o’clock. _ She had on board 64 tons of freight; seventy sacks of mail and fourteen passengers.

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ley was about three miles on coins Point, making very slow progress through heavy ice. At 7 o‘clock last night she was 2 miles nortli-east of Pictou Island unable to make further progress. She has on board three pas- sengers. a general cargo and the mails. which if ice conditions are unchanged the _Prince Edward will tnkc oft' tlils uiornlng. _ »

PERSONAL METl0N_- inspector Wilfred Boultcr. Tryon, was in Chur- lottetowii on iz business trip Frldny. inspector A. L. Adams. East Point. was in Cliarlottetown Saturday lust on important; business.-Miss Jcuncttc McLeod, teacher at Brudulbaiio, was a visitor to Charlottetown Saturday- Mr. E. H. Wright, Merchant, Victoria. paid a business visit, t0__Summerside on Friday.--L.`__ _ `j_ _'_

RECRUITING MEETING.-A re-

cruiting meeting was held last iilght at Hampton, addressed by Rev. Dr Fullerton, Lieut. Stewart and Colonel Allan. while Private Marshall enter- i tained. The party left at 2 o’clock and drove to the meeting place, a distance of over 20 miles, returning at about 1.30 a.m. Owing to the severity of the

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friglitciicil from a` bush on thc way- side and upset thc sleigh, throwing _ithe Rev. gentleman out close to it barbed wire fence. The animal broke clear of the sleigh aund ran for some two or three miles when she was caught by some of the neighbors but fortunately both di"ver and horse escaped without any serious inj ry save alittle shaking up to 'the odhu- parlt of the sleigh.-X. ‘R

_-SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED.

Last evening the _soldiers quartered in Summcrside were tendered a very enjoyable eiitertaininent by the Daugh-

Hall. A splendid musical programme

it short address hy Mayor Saunders

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TOMARRY IN NEW GLASGOW.-

Mlsis Bertha Giirrlck, City, leaves this morning for New Glasgow. N. S., whore

her n&{&ii.i.ge takes plncc this week to Mr. ord Rose. Sho will he uc- companied by her sister Miss Myrtle who will ret_urn~homo after the cere-_

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THREE RECRUITS SECURED.-

\ successful' recruiting meeting was iield last night at Cherry Valley, ltev. .lr.~ Fullerton; presiding. Three re- °.ru`lts were secured. Dennis Praught, and Ambrose Doyle. of Earnsclirfe, \nd'Jack Jenkins. of Cherry Valley. Phe speakers besides the chairman "ere (lol. Allan, Major McNutt, Lieut- uiant Moore and Rev. Mr. Gould the -,ntertainers were Mrs. J. (‘,. Irving.

Neill McQuarric and it short address Hall on W,_,dneBday_ _Innnnry 26th, H

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cert The programme was exceeiliiiglv

who iircsiiled. A suniiituous Iulivhwil weii rendered ima consisted ciiieiiy oi fi

was served, durliis which several il1~ patriotic songs, iiiig driiis, iiisiognf-,si . ° _ _ _ _ _ .1 _ _ strumcntalscloctloiis wcrc given. 'l`lisim,d ,-,,c|m"o“3_ and much praisu isi i __..' 4 4 $921” “St Uf Ui” eVi5“i“g was l’“'s5Ud midue the children who took an active ' "Ts '11 ~' 1'1" 1-Iainos. Tin-cc musing cheers wo,-0 DHL and renee” great cred" on meh. fi _._ -_»,-_~`1_§|!_ _

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given by the ladies for boys of tht! teacher, Miss Todd. who spared no_ 5 ,._ _ ____ _ g __ _ 105'-h~ Before me “ms” Malo' Inman pains to make _the concert a success. ;

on behalf of the soldiers tendered to 1 team, of L1 0 eveum 1 ___,; ` - ' " "‘~__~;__.___h_.;_ _ _`_;_.___ _ _ ~ , la _ the ladies the hearty thanks of the Qagmgforkgagog order ewhinhxprcvaileilg. £3-~.`“_ _-, _ wb Id DOYS f0l' U10 @“L9\'l~3i“mi3“l--_C- After the programme there was a sale _.r"' - 5 ' ` ` _` _` ' _c}I\1l} ” 1

*_* of candy and it neat sum was realized, Q _,»fT~"` .S \f_¢_:_‘_'- 1. j\\ l .5 _ ._wfd5"

PATR|0T|c 'PUSH CONCERT which goes toward. securing furniture , _._--" ~`-"ji \ ` , ' -in ,p BOOKED.-The Bei1evolent`lrish So- for me Bchoor ‘ _ _ i. ‘__ Q ' .ig l- T ‘.;;, iv* _ clety intends to be to the front as .T .iff W ` ‘ \§___ _~;H- __ ` gf/ ‘_ :_ usual this year on March 17, St_ Pat- PRMSES 105.|.H ___Se__gt_InSu_“ctm_ ' ~ i=§-_._\j;é_~____.§’ "_ “ . _ _§: at ‘ ,.\._ ~f_.' 5 ‘_ ""'i"_” §"'ff'_ ‘:l""i’“‘“" “,"‘”"’“f'f“ W. H. wiiisii or the a.c.ii., iiiiiifnx, _ '* ii: l~ 1 ` -_fi '

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tho proirooils will ho dlviilcd hctwovii _“em smfpd mm; "_ was the “nest \, ~ __\-._ .5 ~

the Vntriotii: I-`iiinl und thc Ulisrilalili- nlaw`o“ Gaul ,md that the Omcm-5 and "" '~ _ .QP 7;' _. »_ - 11-;

li‘nnil of 'thc Society. Additional par- men uf nw wmh were as mm u bumh r f 'f/A ~» ` “: -`

tlculars will be given inter, but it may qs .he had ew, me'_ 1" fam he was be ”‘°“u""“d that ” |"“‘u"g W" of "hc so favourably'iinpressod that ns soon evenlng's program will be an eration W he gets his mschargg from HU, u“"'eve"h'g'B programmf’ Wm 'be 'm lt() lt he lntonils ioinlngtlie 105th and

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more of ltoseiicatlfs stalwart youths, ~_ f/"‘°‘* _ Stu-ring battle Songs

George Gordon and Joseph Gillis have < . . . ionnsii nic iiiiiform_o_c__iiifir__i<:ii_g and ---full of the thrill and swiiit; of vic‘.or_y. Sung on a Columbia

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Empire's battles. On Monday. Febru ary 7th, a reception was given them

‘Bach young maii on beliall of his 'fiends was presented with n well

made hy Mr. w i addressed them in a capable way.

ipeeches were made hy James Cullen

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.ind Miss Beitliii llriacklc iliove iroiii Rnt eo Strong, cnii it 0`LCilTY 10 '1'ililllS|\ 5H\\ll'li¥lY- Wllil" l_‘<»irirziin have coiif-iudcd .i i'iui\"si`, iii hero Mr Giillniil. wus at L;\10Hi. ill. till! i‘-ii::lii_»lr_\‘ nt ilzilii'-ax. ii coilrsfi IIOHIC of l\liSH lVl1lCkl\*, LDL 'L Tllci' \vzi>' 1:i\I_ or. uiiiier ilic iliii.-oth-i of rotiirneil to 0'Lcoi'y on Monday, where :‘,n_p'__ P_-ivriian of riiiiiiiicrsiilv, who ,is |ooi|cis iiiitipnoi iiooii suir aploiiw ssitu cliiici' niiisliotry instructor 1-ri' ini-. for tho past six mouths.-Z _ (`-'!_ Dovisici: Lit nt. Dinmonil :ruin

iOtta\va, who is high up in intisketry

RE¢RU|-“NG MEE1-|NG_..,\ splgn. circles inistructed the class.

did recruiting meeting was held nt_ Alexandria Monday night. Major HUNTER RlVER-'-M\‘SJ0l\I1U0Hi0ii Leigh presiding. There wus ti very of Hunter River and son. James ll.. ol' good aiimnlangn considering me non. _Western Caaiaila. are visiting relatives dition of the weather. The speakers und friends in Boiishiiw niiil vicinity. were Major Leigh, Rev. D. J. McI)on- -Miss Annie \Veeks oi’ Fredericton _,my Lien; Tu|ma|\i1| and Ri-v it C., returned io her ‘home iiftor tisitlng in

Fiilton. The musicians were 'L‘icut. J.f Hunter River thc guest ot' Miss M. li.;

A. Moore. Mrs A. G. Judson, Miss Beaton.-Mr and Mis John E. _Benton Smith, Poivniil; Miss Brehaut and of Chapllll. SMR-, Wim are ViSiUI1t-’. thi- Mlss Brown. One r-ecriiit was secured, i0r1l1er's parents. Mr and Mrs J. Ben- G. A. Robertson. After thn meeting ton, Hunter River, will leave shortly

t rt i d to an ex ` for Ottawa, where they will spend

WTS Of the Empire ill U16 Pre-5bYi0l`iHh .vliss Smith and Lieutenant Moore. the party were cn e ii ne -

i - ~ of Mr and three weeks at Mrs Beaton's former

ccllcnt iepnst at thc home

much home with Mr and Mrs W L Briscoe

was i1r0vld@<l.wl\lcl1 iiwluded H P18110 sci-iooil coiiicear.-Despite the Mrs J. ii. Jiiiisoii, wiiicii was . . . duct by Misses Noonan, solo by MTS lnclemency of thc weather and the zippi't-xt-liitcil. The party returned to_21ft<=l‘ which HWY Will Dl'0C€9li 10 ilwil'

Hfdboll H llllef li MVS L B Hlllli condition of the xoadss goodly number the city about 12120 ' own home in Sunny. Albr‘riu-

‘ .ioiiis THE cotoss.-Another or Mount. Stewart's stalwart young- men ln the person of Mr. George Maccauy has sigiitnl on in the 105th to go-and iight for king and country. All honor to ilio hmvr: young nic-n who have so nohly responded to the call of duty and is ready to go forward to do his bit in dcfeiico of their Island home.--S

‘ vEsTsi=ioAv's nscriui'rs.- 'rite following young men have joined the iuiith Liatialionz- William Watts, Plensuiit (_lroY.£;.»N`eil Ross, Pinette; J. ll. Miilliiril, (lowan Brae; John Raed Murray ilnrbour North; John Jenkins, i -, .....t;y; Unineron Crow,- Mur- iiy llnrhoiir North; Duncan McLen- nan. Ciilnrloziiii; Ambrose Smith. Char- lottotowii: Sainuci nlcLeod, Kilmuir; Elias Jenkins, Peters Road; Charlie Whiilork. lfliarlottetowii; Alexander Mi-Doinild. Kinross; Norman Mellae, Woorl Islands East; John McPherson, Wood lslniidg North; Felix Walker, I f Y' ~ iz' .laines lrviiig, Murray Har- bor North. _

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