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of iLcurds»‘. North Battlorond', Sash.. October 2nd.__of Miss Mary Jompliiiis Macau-ee, 'daughter-of Mic. Mary _Mac- AYGB. 0'! t_bis'.Qlty, to_Mr. -Joseph IJ. Gillis. ’Barriste'r.‘!ormerly otthis City, . n'ow.of Blalrmon, Alta.: -.

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rsuwiclnfyqho have been visiting -tus fcrmer'sfh‘olno' in`_ Montague, _worn _ the 311014.18 0f`_Rav.~‘Mr. an‘d'Mrs_. Freeman,-

dcparturc fc_r‘~£anso. N. S.. where'Mr.# McLeod has a_ccepted'the _pastcrate ro- csntly vacatedjby l_?.av.* Mr. Freeman,

Mr. Mcbeodrcslgned the -pastorote of Paradise, N. IS... congress' ion,_- to_ ac- cept; this charge._ They left for Canon yesterday morning. -_ _ ‘ _

_ DEATH- :The '_ death, occurred sr _iris ironic in cnariottev town -yesterday. _o`f~- Mr. '_ Jils. jKe’ll¥. Offthe flrm_'of.Kolly, Taylor Co. Decel.e8’d,_liad b`Q'_Q`n"in_ failing' health

grocery businessfor a number -_of -years and was _well-and favorably' luiown. _ I-le leaves _to__.|nioi.irn_ a sorrow- ing._wld_o`w and' six' children to whom' the Guardian tenders its sincere sympathy. The' funeral will take place'on' Friday at 9.45 a. m. from his lateresidence, Pownal Street, to St. 'Dun`s‘ta.n’s Cathedral,'the~nco to' the Catholic Cemetery.

-WEDDlNG . BELLS.-A very happy _event took place at. the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes, of Hampshire. on Sept. 27th, ‘when their only daughter, Miss-Elsie May, was united in the holy bonds of tnatrlmony to Mr. Colby C. Lewis, of Frectown. The ceremony,t0ok place at 7 p.ni. ‘ The bride entered the par- lor, which was artistically'-arranged _:ith autumn .leavssand flowers by .Mrs. D. T. Fraser of Kensington, on the arm of her father, to the strains of__ _a wedding march beautifully rendered by_Mrs.`_Charles Taylor, of Freetown. Miss Eva Taylor made a pretty flower girl. The nuptiali_knot was tied-by_ Rev.`Arthiir_'R. Hui-n. of»N_orth River. The bride locked exceedingly nice In a- handsumsdrcss of .shadow lace over- whlte silk, with the conventional' veil and orange blossoms- and- large bou'- quet of white asters and maiden. hair tern. After the ceremony the young

_-_ The death took place on the 26th September at her home in South Free-_ town, Lot 26,.of Mrs. Matthew White, ln the 79th yearof her age. The de- ceased. whose- maiden name was Bridget Jdlsmhuts, vias boi-ne” in irc- land andzemlgratcd to this. province when quite young. She was highly

in charitable Christian Wotiian, a de vout' member of ‘the Church, :and a

ueral`_took_~Ip_lsce'_on the 28tl‘ _-to _St_. James’_ Church, F-restown, where High Mass. was sung ~by__'the-pastor, Rev. _ Mgr. Gillis, andfthe<-remains laid- be-' giide = those of - her _ husband, ,who pre; _deceased tier some yiears ago. She' Ieavesto mourn--affsmiiy of.twc sons and six daughttirs. _ viz., ~`Iohii_' 'lf.,` oti the _li,Q_1nes_todd._':ll.'_' J .‘ an - employee. the R. R.~,E`meral_d; Mrs. Jas.-Iriapem .|_iy'_an'd Mrs. W~.~GIow,.in Boston; Mrs; David Cameron' and Mrs. Austin Cosgrove. Wellington ;‘ _Mrs_. -_ Jeremiah Hynes, ‘_D_ari_il_ey. f The. sympathy. of the conimunltyls extendedfto the bel reaved friends.-R. l.`P. _ __ _ _ '

Prince County Hospital gratefully- ac knowledge the following, doiiati_ons:_-_ $50, Glenwood' Sunday ‘ School; apples, potatoes, onions, turulps, _Mr. ,McCo_r mac, St. _Elea`norB: 'apples und carrots. is friend, Bodeque; _corn, cucumbers and cut flowers,.Rev.‘ Father Arson ault. Mt. Carmel; _3'bus. apples, cu cumbers and cut flowers, Rev.'Ayar, Bedeque; 1 gt. _raspberry jam, Mrs Gordon McQusrrio;- 2 jars'mus_tard pickles, 1 ja‘r.to_ma.to jam, Mrs. Percy Tanton, Summergfiie; -1’jjar chow, 1 jar. mustard pickles, Mrs.‘ Jessie Eus tuce. Summsrside; 2 wildducks, Miss Gertrude' Wright, *Middleton; ~ 1 bottlo preserves; Mrs; Cousins, Sunimsrsldn potatoesycitrrots. parsnips, beets, Mr John Waugh, Summerside;' 1,5 bus toiha'to'e`s,` lettuce,"Mr's."Campton, Sum msrsids; 1 isr,chu_w, 1,5 gal. preserves Mrs. Holden Mills, Bummerslde 2 nts. .plums.. Miss-_Ethel Lowther, North Carleton*-1 bus. potatoes, Mr. James Callback, Linkletter; $1. a fribnd; cabbage, Miss Blackmore; ,6 qts plums. Mrs. John Crofer, Malpeque; butter milk, Mrs. _(leo. Pickering._,Summ_cr- side; buttermilk., Mrs. Boffney. Sum merslde; _b_uttermilk,_ Mr. _Walter _Waite, Shel-brook; lettuce and radish, Mrs. R. _T. Holman; tomatoes, Miss fAnnIe McFarlane, Fornwood; 1 lar pickles, Mrs;-.-Edgar Linkletter, Link letter; cucumbers, Mrs. Lloyd Link letter; apples, Mrs. James Hunt; ap- ples and pumpkln."'lV_Irs. Thomas Tan ton; greenjboans, Mrs; T. W. Strong plums, Mrs. 'l‘homas`Baker; 1/2 gal. chow'ch_ow, Mrs. James l-iarrls.

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where`slie performed hor duties pics

Mr. and Mrs. Leirls received were te lftoken of the high esteem

mol\D!.*,°ll%l_ a costly case o silra'r» ` _ shgmsb aunt, Miss Et ‘MJ ' "‘ ` .

The rbmaihdsr ofthe evening _ wa spent in aiiisio and social lemerwhi

for' tligir I futuraphome in Frsdtow

took placg at the Chu;-ch ‘or 0|" Lady 'the Empire illirins the months of

Lsod. Milli- 'lllfrl-B941. `_and_ their son,” _Foster ot'Hubbards will also assist.

city,‘_.thls._iveek, ,preparatory to their ,ebunda!'it`,‘~ with good dem.aud,'sud

for several months. He_en§ased;in 'the =/It good' for the fishermen. ‘Miss Lulu,

THE NATIONAL MISSIONS of Rep-

entance and Hops is being held by the-. Church of En-gland throughout

Octc-ber and November with the ob- ject of deepening the spiritual life of the nation. 'ln this city- the Mission Services. _will be conducted by the Rev. H. M. Littles of Montreal who has txlteuparts in a number of such Missions .The Rev. W. A Jiuhard' of Port Grevllle. and the Rev. J. L. B.

RED_ POINT.-Harvest concluded,

oats _a fe.lr_crop, wheat short, potatoes

good-pisieea_for-all-. -The starch fact- ory in East B_altlc is runnlilg and grinding up large quantities of pota- toes, Fair catches of mackerel-have' been made the last week as far westl 'As Naufrauge on the n'o‘i*th side, and _small quantities taken west to Frasci-'sl Harbor on~ the-south side_ of East Point, but'--present lndicationaiare not favorable-to a large catch. _ _A large catch of-codflsh this season, and pric- ca high,,an_d a, fair catch of .llilke with the hi best' prices ever known,,makes

Bnllem. ;is visiting at Red Plllllt, the guest of Miss Bessie Robertson.

Another _brave P. E. Island boy has

yielded up his life _for thogreat cause Parker H. Crockett, son of Captain George Crockcttpf Little York. De- ceased was one of the first inen from this Province to volunteer his servl- ces and was In many of the hardest battles ofthe war, escaping without a scratch until the fatal day which brought his life to a close. Deep sympathy will go out to his parents and his-brothers and sisters. The eldest brother Edwin is the Inspector. of the Bank of Nova Scotia, another Vernon is_ now in England with the '105th Battalion. The sisters are Mrs. ‘Ambrose Rodd, Milton; Mrs. Bruce Duck, Charlottetown and Myrtle at home.

An Islander reported seriously Ill

at the front is Private F. E. Martin of Belfast.

fi 'WEDDING BELLS.-Miss Georgia

A. McTague of Tignish, P.E.l., was married on the 26th inst. to Melbourne

POULTRYMEN MEET -The reit-

ular monthly meoting of the P. E. Is, land Poultry Association took place last evening in the L. 0. A. Hall, and was wcll attondedt lt was decided to hold their annual Poultry Show, this winter, but the date and place has been left over until the November meeting. A great deal of interest has been awakened to the poultry asso- ciation of la/te, many new members being added to their rdll. and' most of the old' ones are coming back. Al-

»‘l.0gethe'r it looks as if their show

that is planned to take place this win- ter. will be the best over he-ld on' the Island. - “

ETVVALE.-The standing of the

pupl s of Emyvale School is as follows Teachers Mary Callaghan, Katie M. Olarkin. Grade Vi-lst Susie Curley, 21i‘d, Sarah Hagan, 3rd". Mary Murray. V-lst, Beatrice Curley, 2nd', Alice Hagan, 3rd, Rose Hagan. IV-Senior 1;S\i .Stephen Conxioly. 2nd. Regina Murray and Ada Griffen equal, 3rd, Louis Haggaxi. IV-Junior, lst, James Callaghan, 2nd, Rose McCardle. 3rd, Cyril McMlllian. Ill-ls-t, Matthias Murray, 2nd, Id‘a Coady, 3ril`, Mary Mc- Cxloskey and 'Pena Hagan (equal.) l\l- lst, Annie Callaghan, 2nd, Clara Mc- Cardle, 3rd, Lucy Hagan. I-lst, Al- fred Murray, 2nd Patrick McCardle, 3rd, Lucy Hagan. Perfect attend°unce': Mary Murray, Rose Hagan, Sarah Hagan and Alice Hagan, Hilda Murray, Dela Murray, Leo Murray, Peter Mur- ray, Alfred Murray, Matthias Murray,

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