.;. - not even one
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fishermen reported , gasksral fishinl has picked up and gig tones were very good.
. ggy, Peter Walsh, who is here from -. gogton for the summer made a ,.-mp back up recently with Mr.
isaolsnate.
t I . noodle O'Kanley was here X rid: the city for a short while on I Wednesday and his many friends 4." happy to see him looking so ”"iell after a long term on the sick
l..'.m-.v Daniel I. Mooney. Chestnut . .3111, Mass, has returned to his
,., awn. um spending his vacation
with Ills aunt, Mrs, Jennie Mc- ,, qgnhy, Bristol, and other relatives ...ln Souris Bast.
"" Mr. and Mrs. Bambriok have ar-
” ilvad here from Boston to visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Fitz- gerald.
11:. Joe Bambrick has arrived
- home fran Ontario and it is under-
, stood he plans to remain home on
use farm. His wife arrived some Jaime ago.
Mr. Walter Connolly arrived from
' Boston last week to spend a vaca-
"tion with relatives and friends
' around the village and his old home.
' Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer were
visitors here on Sunday, guests of
.v llrl. Palmer's sister, Mrs. J. J. - -Parry and Mr. Perry.
Hobbits are taking a severe heat- ing from cars here this summer and a great many dead ones are seen on the highway. One farmer here tells us his woods are alive with " them. The continued heavy rain hue - has dealt a sickening blow to many .- oi the farmers some of whom had oad of hay put up At the present time potato spray- iru is going on daily for fear of blight in the wet weather.
Mr. Harry Mcllwen has arrived from Boston to spend the summer here with his father and mother
, Harry Br., and Mrs. Mclllwen. Harry has done some very fine jobs and last summe painted the interior of the Church of st. Laur- snce.
..'Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O'Brien have arrived from Montreal for a V vacation with relatives and friends here and in Charlottetown, Ray-
mond left here as a young boy and .:..m.M.,.......M.m....
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scratches Sinks,
Pots and Pans
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this week Bristol.
this is his first trip back and also the first for his wife, who was the former Katherine Daveaux of
'Pt.e. and Mrs George Daveaux arrived here last week on vaca- tion leave to visit their former homes. Pie”. Daveaux, who is mak- ing the army his life work. was stationed at- Charlottetown for a number of years before transferred to Ontario. His wife is the former Mary Conohan.
Fourteen boys and girls made their first communion at the Church of St. Laurence on July is. The same week another group of grils and boys received their first communion at the Church of the Little Flower. Both ceremonies and masses were presided over by the pastor oi both churches, Rev. P. Mcxenna.
ME Hilda 'DeCoursey arrived from Boston last week to spend her vacation with her mother. Miss Decoursey has not been here for many years and only once since she left here away back in 1925 Her friends are happy to see her
and two children Donna Manene and Deborah, of Cleveland. Ohio.
The many friends oi Mr. Oswald Graham, Cambridge. regret to learn he h a patient in the P.l.I. Hospital and hope to see him home again soon.
Mrs. I-lasen Mcbure and daugh- ter, Betty, accompanied by Mr!- Jampa McLure were visitors to Charlottetown on July, is.
..'Congratulations and best wish- as are being extended Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Jardine W105! marriage took place in Toronto On July 1. Mrs. Jardine is the for- mer Helen Millar. daushilr of W and Mrs. Harry Miller. M1-U1'Il' Harbor North.
There was a large attendance at the morning service oi worship held in the Murray Harbor North Church on July 18. Rev. Carl Cur- rie conducted the service using as his text Luke ill verse 13: iAnd the publican. atandlna -far 0"- would not lift up 50 mimh '5 hi” eyes unto heaven, but smote upon his breast, ssyinl. 1304 I” mere"
ful to me as a sinner'." A" I010. ”Hs.ve Thine Own way Lord WM rendered by Mr. St. Clair Bentley of Parrsboro, N. B. Other him-I15 -vo sing A New song to the "Gentle Jesus. Meek and '0 Love That Casts Out R"... .114 "came Let Us Sing of A Wonderful Iove". A0
Lorne Valley
..Ma5s,,, Lloyd MacDonald. Earle MacDonald and Russell Clarkin were business visitors to Morell on July lb.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Macbeod and daughter Judy. ML and Mm Fm” cis Manlntyre. were visitors to Charlottetown on July l5
Mrs. Neil Mccannell and d.auKh' ter Lynn, Charlottetown. spent it few days in Lorne Valley durins the week. They were 8119-94'”! MT- and Mrs. Rouben Mccannell.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Macxay and family, strathcona, motored to Lorne Valley on July 18. WN19 11979- they were guests of Mrs. MaoKay'8 pg;-gnu, Mr. and Mrs. James Mac- Neill. -
Mr and Mrs. Walter Down. Chin'- lottetown, were visitors to Lorne Valley on July in
Mr. James M.acLeod. Miss 381'- bara MiaoLeod and Mr. Fred Mac- Leod, Bonshs , are apendinz Wme time at their former home Lorne Valley. Their many friends are pleased to have them in the district again.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers. Bourie. were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Myers parents; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw on July ll.
Miss Kay Macbougsll. Montague. is vacationing in turns Valley, the guest of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod.
Min Aletha Mscbeod, Hamilton. 0nt., and Mr. Gordon Maclieod, Montreal. Que., arrived on the Is- land over the week-end and are spending an enjoyable vacation with their mother. Mrs. Christina MacLeod and their brother, Mr. Lauren M.acLood.
Mrs. Tillie Finnlty and daughter, Miss Dorothy Pinnlty. Cambridge,
around again for a short time at least. Her sister. Mrs. Peter Flynn, visited here a month ago.
Credit is given here when credit is due and credit is sure due Jays Garage and staff for a fast Job last Friday night. A clergyman, returning from a trip. had his car stall on the highway here. Mr. Jay was called and reported the clutch was gone and took the car to the garage where three men worked on it, and before bed time the owner had his car on the road again in top shape. Sure was a good fast job and credit is sure due Mr. Jay and his staff.
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Murray Harbour
Rev. A. C. MacPhall, Gabarouse, Cape Breton, a former minister of this district, spent a brief visit here last week. While here he was the gust of Mrs. Annie Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. st. Clair Bentley. Parrsboro, N. 5.. were the week- end guests of Mrs. Annie Ken- nedy.
Sincere sympathy is extended the family of the late John A. Maoswaln. who passed away and- denly at his home in Pew:-s Road on July 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Leverett Graham, Dartmouth, N.S., are spending a two weeks' vacation at the home of the farmer's mother, Mrs. Net- tle Millar.
Mrs. Lawrence McHerron, Gas- pereeux, is a patient in the Kings County Hospital. A host of friends wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Crooks of Wstertown. Mass, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sencabsugh on July 18.
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Mrs. Georgina Reynolds. Murray River, is spending several days in Murray Harbor North, the guest of Mrs. Matilda Millar.
Mrs. C. J. McLure is spending some time in Little hands at the summer home of Mrs. Deans Keene, New Hampshire.
McLln'e,idsughtar of Mr. and s. I-laaeri Mchure. is spending several days at Camp Keir, French River.
had as their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Lowe, Bummer- slde. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis, Claudia and Robert of Quebec. also Mr. and Mrs. Donald Budbury
Mass.. are vacationln on the Is- land. They are guests of the formor's brbther-in-law and sistar, Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacDon- ald.
Mrs James Hughu and family of New Glasgow, N. 8.. are vacation- ing at the home of the fonne'r's mother-in-law, Mrs. Mae Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy MaoI.eod. Charlottetown. motored to -Lorne
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Valley on Ni; 1'! be week-end with Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nich- olson.
Mr Tom Fisher. New Hampshire. U. S. A., is vacationing on the Is- land He visited relatives and friends in this vicinity during the past week. i
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Maclnnis and family, Charlottetown,- were visitors to Lorne Valley on July 18. They were guests of Mrs. Christina MacLeod.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald on July 19 were Mr. and Mrs. George Jay, Plsquid, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jay and family, Syracuse. N. Y., Mr. Herbert Jay also of New York, and Mr. Lea. Jay, Ruinford, Me.
Mrs. Charles MacLeod spent a few days in Charlottetown during the past week. she was the guest of her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. George Douglas.
It is pleasing to note that Mrs. Alfred Crane has returned to her home following an operation in this Prince Edward Island Hospi- ta.
On July it! an impressive ser- vice was held at Iorne Valley Presbyterian Church when the Rev. Donald A. Campbell admin- istered the sacrament of Baptism to five children. namely Judy Jo Anne, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLeod; Eleanor Doreen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald; Coleen Mae. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Crane; Gwendolin Reta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Crane; and Ivan Murdock son of Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Maclnnis. The congregation sang hymns suitable to the occa- sion, Mrs. D. A. Show presided at the organ.
Cardigan - Lorne Valley Young People's Society held their weekly meeting in the Church Vestry on July 16. A large number of mem- bers answered the roll call with a verse from the Bible. containing the word "Power". The Misses Adele and Roberts Shaw conduct- ed the devotional service. Mrs. Sandra Maclllachern and Miss Muriel Myers will lead the devo- tional period at the next meeting when roll call will be answered with a verse containing "Mercy".
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Murray River
Mr. and Mrs. John Mackenzie were recent visitors at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Peters.
..'Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt. Toronto, are spending their holi- days at the home of Mrs. Hunts parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hor- ton, Murray River.
AC. 2 William Hayier who was stationed with the R. C.A.F. 'in Camp Borden. Ontario, is spending his leave at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hay- ter, High Bank.
Master James stymeist, Mone- ton, N.B., is spending some time at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Tens Stymeist. Murray River.
Miss Linda Sencebaugh. Mont- ague, is apending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bencabaugh, Murray River.
The many friends of Mrs. John
F!!- Itown.
,and son, Wayde, have returned to iLondon, Ontario,
consul Edhigl. OhIfIOtM- spent the past weekend in Murray River guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sharam.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus E. MacKay Bank.
after spending
liarn Jewell. North River and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Msexsy,
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their holidays at the homes of -pital, Montreal, their parents, Mr. and
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Carnation Evaporated Milk has always supplied top vleapsln D
Maollmls, Murray River, are sorry to hear she is a patient in the P. E. 1. Hospital. It is hoped she will have a. speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rennuf and family, Halifax, are spcndin: IIlPl:' holidays at the home of Mrs. Ren- ouf's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Nicolle, Murray River.
Mr. Cyril MacLean has returned to Charlottetown after spending a week's holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mac- Leen, Murray River.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacLean and daughter, Valerie, N. s., are spending their holidays in Miirr.'i,i' River. guests of Mrs. Maci..can's parents, Mr. .and Mrs. William Keenan.
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against the previous 480 Units.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lorrie Keenan and daughter, Barbara, Hamilton,Ont.., were recent visitors to Murray Riv- er, guests off Mr. Keenan's broth- er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Keenan. i
Mr. and. Mrs. John Moore Sl'..
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore Jr. allll ahoutcarnmgon Milk for son Pearly, and Mr. Bob Gosbee Murray River, were recent visitors 3'01” baby-
to New Glasgow, N. 8.. guests of Mr. Fred Gratto, who is ill at his home.
The meeting was followed by choir
practice, and a Bible study was
conducted by Rev. D. Campbell. -AM.
Claim Youthful Driver Struck Two Pedestrians
INDIANAPOLIS, (AP)-A year-old automobile driver wa accused Tuesday of hitting two pedestrians within 39 minutes, in- juring one of them fatally.
Police said the youth. Eddlr Long of Indianapolis, struck Ray- mond Gordon. 52, Castletnn. lnd.. at a south side street Intersec- tion at i.0.47 o'clock Monday night and' just 39 minutes later hit Mrs. Louise Kelso. 64. ind-. ianapolis, on a west side street.
Mrs. Kelso died Tuesday in hospital. Gordon was in serious condition.
Long was
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charged with reck-
less driving after the first acci- dent and with and falling to give a pedestrian the right of way after-the iaecond.
reckless driving
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Mr. and Mrs. James Munn, Quincy, Mass, were recent Visitors to Murray River, guests of Mr. Munnls brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLeaii, Mur- ray River.
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