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STARS

CORNWALL

I710 November meeting of the Ccrnrclill UniL-d Aiisston-ary Society me; at the home oi Mrs. B11100 ltfcKinley. day evening, the President, LI: D. K. Ross, 1n the chair, A lar number of mem- bers were present and as this was the mite box opening a goodly sum was realized for missionary work. Mrs. John MeKinnon read the scripture lesson and Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Frank Howard. Mrs. J. P. Crosby and Mrs, McKinnon led in prayer. A paper on “Dorcas" was read by the President dud a dis-

cussion follcwtd by the members‘

on the life of "Dorcas? Mrs. Rav McKinnon also rend a paper on the work in the m‘ ‘on fields. Ai- ter the regular meeting: the follow- ing prngraimiic was enjoyed: Chor- us by the choir; duct by the Rob- euson sisters, accompanied by Mrs. Colin lvlcPhail; reading by Mrs. W. \V. Crosby; solo, hZr. Harry Hyde, and solo. Mrs. Ray McKin- non, A sing song foliowtd with Itfrs. Frank Harvard at the organ. A saieial time was the.) (‘lljtryyl mm

'I"ne many friends of Mr. Iicrbert ,Fr'z.::ell are glad ‘.3 :2: him home

Prince Eclwaril Island

that he will Boon be ﬂi/le l0 be around again anal join in the various activities of ;he ‘community.

George Iiaclviillan and -Jcseph

Donahue cf COIIIWDII, have arrived -

home from the Toronto Fair. The boys report a wonderful trip.

The work on tit: telephone line has been finished and everything ls how in A one condition, Mr, Stevenson, the man in charge, seems to know his work and every- one is very much plczinrd with rc- suits.

The many friends of Rev. E. M Aitken will be sorry to know ilmt

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He’: at hi! b“! with gorsgo“ Marian DBYI" l You saw him-

\\'ith Shearer in “A Free Soul"

.' "saw. . “liih Garbo in "Susan Lenoir."

his health has not been of the best .and that h: “'35 a patient in the lhosraitalvat Halifax for a few clays. At present he is visiting his par- ents in Charlottetown and is feel- ing much better.

Mrs. Hammond Crosby is visiting her daughter lvh-s. Clayton Matth- ews of Covehead.

The annual collcciion tor th Pioestant Orphanage was iﬂkPl last wcck, Mrs. Frcd White an. Mrs. Deane lvfcExvcn of North Riv- er have been the f_.!‘.hful collect- ors for a number of years. This is a worthy cause and their work is appreciated.

Mr. Leo McKcnnc is helping his brother-in-luw John Cumniislzey, in the building of n store at Ver- non Riuer. Their friends wish them every success. C.

Peters Road

The QXCEPl-lonal fine weather of November has enabled IaLmers to fuily complete their quota of fall work, so that in general a good

' aination for the com ng spring i: a surfd.

Thcre has also been consderable "CDT-iv work to buildings: Mr. Azte- MsEsvain, Peters Road has made extensive improvements on hi: dwelEing hsusc. Mr. John A. bic- Swain and Mr. Raymond Jenkins lhave alzo made noticeable improve- ment on their out; buifd ngs, while

lit‘. 01s Jackson has been attend- ng to neeeisary repairs ‘on his residence.

The many friends 0i Mrs. Alban lMorrison Peters Read, are glad to know that Mrs. lvforrissn has been 'gradua'ly improving in health. It l is now about a year since Mrs. M01‘- :r1scn wh 1e attending to her house lliold duties sustained serious injury from a. fall which necessitated

rennfincmcnt to her room, and com»

j‘ tc cessation of her former work. ‘_ Now Mrs. Morrison has so much im-

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proved that she is able to attend to some duties oi the home, as well as to rcsmue her avocaiinn of the teaching of manic to a fa r number of pupils in this . Jraitive and in- teresting study. l Mr. and Mrs. George ‘aiLLcnnan and fam 1y who lravc barn for a long period of time ‘reidcnts reek River have removed to Wood Islands where they u‘i'l reside for the winier months in the home oi tlier dautliicr, Catherine (Mr. 1nd Ms. Robert Ctrrk). It is under- stood that it is Mr. l\i>;L:nnan‘s in~ itiffon t0 p"rmar.ently locate the: ‘ ‘ e of hi propcrty i1 fiends he ; j c. .. n; . ltlleztnar . - as noghbqo, wish then. .ni:ch suc: .:. n their new home.

and . litth Road

Mrs, Malcolm Reid grandon, Lawson, PeLcrs

have rccentiy taken a trip to the.

U. S., where they will res dc for a time with Mrs. Rod's datighter, Mrs, Frank Kennedy of Boston Mars. While there medical treat- ment will be procured for Mrs. Reid's granclton, who while a finc healthy bay in all other respects. has the disadvantage of lameness: and ihe family are dos rous of over coming this defect by the f;c'=t medl- 'al treatment.

Nctwthstanding the arrival of zlablcv flocks oi snow blYd-‘i from the Nonhland. it wand seem by the unusual DFUUIINJZICC of bloom in ficld and orcha: d that we have now entered into the hazy mild- nccs of Indian Summer, that myth- ical reason which nature besiorvr. upon her ch ldren ere the JTSOYS 01 winter close upon us.-—P

CUMBERLAND IIILI. INSTITUTE

The annual meeting oi the Cum- lberland Hill Vlomcrrs Institute was hefd in the school room on Thurs- day, Nov. 10m at 7.30 o'clock-

the Institute Ode and repeating the

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A drama oi‘ deﬁant youth and (lure-devil courage beneath a copper-colored western sun, in n (icy when life and death were measured in the speeding flash o! a forty-fire. . . . i

fitting tribute to the memory _0f 8

valued member Mrs. Herbert M ‘ -‘ = Nov. 27, 1932, the services at Cale-

Leod, now dcceasﬁd. bloating closed with Gcd Save the King.

Ill MEMORIAM

CAPTAIN HUGH MACPHEE

In the death on Tuesday. evening of Captain Hugh MacPhee, George- .o\vn, this Province has lo-t one ct ts most cstzemed citizens. A vet- ‘ron deep sea sailor and Master Iariner, Captain MacPhea went to sea as a youth and rapidly ad- ranccd in his ealing untilhe rose .0 the ccmmand of sailing ships owned by the late Hon. Daniel Gordon, of Georgetown, and others. After a long and honorable record at sea, he retired and curried on

farming near Georgetown. Later he‘

became a resident of the town. For a. number of years he was captain of the ferry steamer ' Ifmtague" owned by the Gc-QrgLtown Ferry Company. in which he had acquired an interest. Captain MacPhee, who was the father of Hon. H. F. Mac- Phee of Charlottetown, was a man of sterling qualities of mind and heart and deservedly held in the highest regard by all who knew him.

TIIELMA IIILDA BIRT

On Saturday, Nov. 5th, at half past four n.m., the Angel of Death entered the P. E. I. Hospital tok- ing away Thelma Hilda, age seven months, loving and only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Blrt, Covehead Road. Besides the sor- rowing parents there is one brother Leslie Seymour, aged 20 months.

The funeral was held nt the

3 home of the child's grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hector

iducted by Rev.

McConnell, Pisquld, on Sunday, Nov. 6. at half past two p.m., service being con- Thos. A. Wilson, The meeting Dpumd by 511131“; who spoke very comfortlngly after reading that very appropriate por- CTCML The w“ can was answered lion of scripture Matthew, 18, 2,

t

The mlnrtes of pxrvous annual‘ 91111113’ meeting and mt regular mews‘ were then read, aporcved by mem~ bcrs and szgned by President.

It was moved and seconded that we purchare a. new broom for the school.

Next was the appolzatment ct of- iiccr5 as follows:

President. bins. Malcolm lQviztg- ston; Vico President, Mrs. J. J. Campbell; scerelai-y Treasurer, Mrs. J. J. McDonaYd: Directors bliss Julia. Campbell, Mrs Kathryn Fitz- patrck, Mrs. J. A. McLeod; Auditors Mrs. J. W_ Campbell Mrs. Geo. . Dockcndorff The Secretary then o‘ NOIWQSM" read a very successdtil report. ' Cod Llvcr

The retriug President, Mrs. J. . W. Campbell spoke a few words of encouragement to the members congratulating them on the success of the years work. She also paid a

Each Spoonful ‘ ,». Means Health Insurance Tal<e regularly

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Guardian's new serial story starts next week. l WOOD ISLANDS PRESBYTER- IAN CIIURCII—On Sabbath, Nov. 27, the Sabbath School and Y.P.S. w.ll be held at the usual hours. Rev. ‘Allister Murray, Minister.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach Sub- bath 27th, at Murray River at 10.30, Iris at 2.30, and Belle River “at '7 p.m.

MURRAY HARBOR NORTH AND PETERS ROAD PRESBY- TERIAN CHURCHES-On Nov. 27 a combined scivlce will be held in Peters Road Church at 3 p. m. All ,are cordofly invited. Rev. Allister ‘Murray, Interim Mod.

CALEDONIA AND MURRAY

donia as usual will be at 11 a.m.: ‘and 7 p. m. English; Sunday Schoo 3 p. m. Rev.._ Allister Murray, Min-

' later.

CASE ADJOURNED-The case of The King vs. Ivan McInnls and Clarence Dunn, which came before His Honour Judge DuiIy yesterday ‘was adjourned till this afternoon at 2.30. The men are clzarged with sobbery with violence. , '

NORTH RIVER Group of Bap Lst Churches, services, Sunday, N: ember 27th as follows: North R1 2r, 11 a. m.; Clyde River, 3 p. m Iingston, ‘l p. m. Rev, J. R. Wake ling, Pastor.

THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT to friends at home and abroad is Hr. Benjamin Bremner's "An Is- land Scrap Book," to be had at

Carter's, Maritime Stationers‘, or i

the author's, 23 Fitzroy St, Char- ‘ottetown. 6636-11-21-61.

HEANEY-BAGNALL — A quiet 1nd pretty wedding was solemnizcd at the United Church parsonage, liensington, on Wednesday evening, Oct. 26th, by the Rev. George Som- ers, when Miss Laura Alberta Hcan- cy, daughter of Mrs. Edith Heancy, Clinton, became the bride of Mr. Rough Ragnall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pope Bugnall, Hunter River. The bride looked very charming in a dress of blue crepe with whit/c trim- mings. cousin, Miss Doris Dennis, who wore ‘a beautiful gown of maroon crepe

Mr. Ellsworth Bagnall capably sup-

JOHN THOMAS MOIIROW

The Angel of Death cast a deep gloom of sadness over the home of John '1'. Morrow, Iris, when it removed the husband and father on November 4th. Though ailing for some time his death came as a shock to h‘; friend; and relatives, John, as he was familiarly called by ail who knew him, was born in

soul-is 1857 and moved to Iris when

a, young man where he resided un-

til he passed peacefully away on

‘lov. 4th, at the advanced age of 3 years.

‘ He leaves to mourn a sorrowng .dow, (nee Catherine McLaughlan) 1d four children, Levi of Iris; rallaoe in Rustico; Chrlsfe, Mrs. iilivan, Jennie, M's. Young, both 2 Vancouver, B. O.

The funeral took place on Sun .ny to Wood Island Cemetvfy- T!“ service at the house was condutzec

by the Rev. Allister Murray, Cale donia, and all that remained of a kind and lovng husband and fath- er was laid tn rest in the adjoining

cemetery beside his son who prede teased him some seven years ago. The pallbearers were Messrs Duncan Mc-

Rae, Norman Bayne, Alec Campbell

Alec Young, William Ross, John A.

McDonald. May his soul rest in

pence.

BRINGING UP FATHER

She was attended by her

iorted the Irooni. After the cere-

‘ony a sumptuous wedding supper uas served at the home of Mr. and Mn. Edison Kearney, Clinton. Previ- oiu to their marriage, the bride was tendered a miscellaneous shower. The many costly presents go to show in what popularity the bride u id groom are held. w. and Mrs. lazuli-will make their home in ‘Juziter River. Their many friends wish them every happiness in the future.

WELL ATTENDED MEETING- ‘ Lady Patricia Lodge, L.O.B.A., Ca- noe Cove, met in regular meeting on Thursday evening, October 27th. . The officers and members were talented to welcome a. large number of visitors from the lodges of "Queen "Iary", Kensington, and "Lady Clyde", Clyde River, all helping to make the meeting both ' -f and interesting. During the evening tin drill was well exemplified by the oﬂicera of "Lady Patricia." At the close of the meeting a. dainty lunch son was served, after which a social hour was spent in music, song anc etc., as follows: Remarks, by Bro. John Colwill; Remarks, by Bro. Colin MncPhail; Solo, Bro, Davlg Ward, (encored); Reading, Sister Mﬂfilﬂret Campbell, (encored); Re- marks, Sister Flosale Younker; Re- , marks, Sister Catherine Scott; Duet, Sisters Lulu MacKinnon and Helen MacPhee, (encored); Remarks, Sis- lter Beatrice Campbell; Remarks, Sister Minnie MacNevln; Instru- mental music, by Sister Holmes and Bro. Ward; Solo, Bro. John Mur. Jay, (encored); Remarks, Sistcv Ydic. Murray; Remarks, Bro Harr iacNevin; Dialogue, by sister Jdith MocCannell, Jessie MacNe- vln, Florence MacPhee and Bet; MacKinnon; Remarks, Bro. Barrett _ Remarks, Bro. Ward; Song, by fivc sisters; Remarks, Bro. Murray. The Singing 0f the National Anthem‘

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brought to a close, another of the many enjoyable meetings c: gm; Lodge. ~

Mn. Boswell Jenkins has return. ed home, after a very pleasant visit with friends in Mann's Road, North Lake and Red Point.

Euston Daily Meat Market‘

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