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IN MDEMORIAM
JOHN G. INMAN
In tho passing of John Gouldrup Inman in his eighty-sixth year the DeSable-Argyle Shore district loses one of its oldest residents. A quiet, hard-working farmer, he lov- ed the soil, the frccdom to toil It tho work he enjoyed most and was content with the knowledge that he was surrounded by the at- hcctlon and goodwill of his fam-
y, friends and neighbours. The
iiddcn death of his younger son. ilcorge. last Dccenibcr was a shock lrom which the lute Mr. lnmzin never recovrred. In failing health linCe that time his death occur- ed on October 24. Predeceased
y his wife and son he is surviv- ed by a son Christopher residing in Hamilton, Ontario; three grand- children, Linda, Adelaide and Har- vey Inman, DcSable; two brothers, Peter of Cornwall and Jacob of Bonshaw, P.E.I., and a sister Lydia. Providence, R. I. The funeral ser- vice from his late residence was conducted by his pastor, Rev. Q A. l-Iicks, Minister of the Tryou- Bonshaw Baptist Churchcs, assist- rd by Rev. J. H. Bishop. Pall- bearers were Fred lnman, John W. MacDougall, Bert MacPhail. Russell Campbell, Melville Bell and
ector hfacNcvln. Interment was i: Argyle Shore cemetery.
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' Treasurer - Colin Waugh,
llensliigton lloine iAnd v School Elects Mrs. ll. J. Holman As President
- The annual mecang of the Home and School Association of Kcnsington was held on Thursday, Oct. 20th with a good attendance. The retiring president, Mrs. F. R. Nauss, convalcscing from a re- cent operation, was iii attendance but did not preside. The duties of chairman were performed very capably by Mrs. J. L. Saunders. The meeting opened by readin of the Home and School Creed f0 - lowed by reading and approval of the minutes. The treasurers report showed a successful fin- ancial year. In her ‘report the president gave a resume of the activities of the Association.
The Nomination Committee pre- sented their report and the fol-
lowing slate of officers were elected: President, Mrs. J. R. Holman; vice - president, Mrs.
Ralph MacMillan; treasurer, Mrs. George Brookins; recording-secre- tary, Miss Catherine Campbell; corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. Pendergzist. The new officers were duly installed by Rev. Mr. Davies.
A vote of thanks was extended to the retiring officers for a splendid year‘s work. New busi- ness included appointing of com- mittees, viz; a committee to spon- sor the Girl Guides under the con- venorship of Mrs. Wilfred Taylor; a committee to arrange details of a book reading program for low- er grades; a committee to plan and. trim a display window for _Book Week and a committee to represent the Home and. School on the proposed Film Council.
EXCELSIOR DIVISION HOLDS MEETING
A regular meeting of Excelsior Division was held in Wllmol: Val- ley Hall Wednesday evening, oct- ober 19. The offices were tilled as follows:
Worthy Patriarch-Balfour Read.
R. Scribe - Eileen Waugh.
Chaplain - Dorothy Linkletter.
Conductor -' Robert. P. Hogg.
O. Sentinel — Verne Read.
A. Conductor Earle Mac- Murdo.
F. Scribe _. Beth Hogg. The records of the last meeting were read and approved. A very
Jnterestlng reading entitled “Why
I am a Total Abstalner" was given by Colin Waugh.
The following officers were in- stalled by Colin Waugh; I WP. -<Dorothy Unkletter. i l
WA. - Robert I-Iogg. A.R.S. — Audrey Waugh, Chaplain - Earl MocMurdo.
There was some discussion about. skating iparty at the Charlottetown Forum. Final arrangements will be made
ithe members having r,
at the next meeting. The new W-P. Dorothy Link
I letter, appointed the - following ; committees: - Visiting Committee _ Audi-s;
‘Waugh. Jennie Jul-dine and Jean
Simmons,
Finance Committee: Hank J41’-
dlno. Elmer Waugh. Verne Read.
Good of Order Committee: Mar- lvrlc Wauizh. Beth Hogg, sin-is
MscMurdo.
iN MEMORIAM
WILFBID I. GILL]!
Residents of Indian River and vic- inity were shocked and sorrow stricken on the morning of Septem- ber 6th. 1949, when it became known that Wilfred Glllis. a life long high- ly esteemed neighbor had passed away. Ho had only been lll for a few days and his death was- a great shock t0 his family and friends. His daughter Helen (Mrs. Wm. Clougb) who spent a month visiting her father returned to her home in Boston three days before his death. thinking that his lndisposltlon would be of short duration. Other members of his family __ attended him. doing all in their power with the aid of medical skill to restore him to health but. God willed other- wise and in the early morning of September Gth he passed peacefully to his Eternal reward. l-le was fre- quently vlsitcd during his short ill- ness by his pastor. Rev. R. F. Mc- Donald who brought him the con- solatlons of the Forty Hours De- votlon, being celebrated in Indian River church at that time. and also the last Sacrament of the Roman Catholic Church of which he was a devout member.
Wilfred Glllis was born in Indian River on September 13th, 387T, and was therefore in his 73rd your. He was one of a family of fourteen. ten sons and four ilaugliters of Ven- antius Gillis. In 190'! lie married Clara Hickey who predeceased him eleven years ago. To ihcm were born a. family of eight. four sons and four daughters who mourn the loss 01 a. kind and loving lather who endowed them uiith the priceless heritage of his sterling qualities of honesty. integrity. industry and th-: fear and love of God
He was highly respected and be- loved by his neighbours and count- less friends who frequently enjoyed his never failing hospitality. l-lc always took a prominent part in af- fairs of church and state and gave his support to every good cause, IIc will be greatly missed in the social and religious life of the commun- n9 and his memory will long be cherished by his family and lriei (ls. Left to mourn are his four us, Hazellon, New Castle, N. B ; Bern- ard. Toronto, Out; Charles and John at home and four daughters. Elizabeth. lVIrs. Leo Brennan, Keri- slngton; Catherine, Mrs. Alfred Hia- glns, Toronto, Ont.; Helen, Mrs. Wm. Clough. Boston. Mass, and Annie, Mrs. Vincent Lawless. Kin- kora. Thwe sisters and two brothers also survive namely: Rev. Sister Mary Loretta. Veimont; Mrs. Jos- eph M. Glllis. Indian River: Mrs. John McMillan, Ediznonton; Joseph V. Valleyfleld. Qua. and llubcrt Indian River. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society and large numbers from those societies attended his funeral which was held on Septem- ber 9th to Indian River Church and was one of tho largest ever seen in that church. Solemn High Mass of Requiem was offered by his nephew. Rev. A. D Giliis of Deimanscotta. Maine with Rev. W. V. McDonald as deacon and Rev. Eugene Murray as sub-deacon and Rev. It. F. Mc- Donald as Master of Ceremonies. The pall bearers were Gussle Mc- Lellan, Bernard McLellan. Daniel Morrison, ‘Thoma-s ‘Turner Joseph M. Gdllls and B. MacNeil.
The following Mass Cards Spiri- tual Bouquets and Messages of Sympathy bear mute testimony of the regard fred Gilils was held.
MABSBS
Mr. and lvlrs, Ifazelton Gillis (5) Summerslde. Mr. Charles Gillis (5).
R Toronto (5). onto, (b).
Klnlcora, (5). Mrs. Valley. (5).
Bat-h. Maine. (5). Miss Kathleen Gillis. Boston 4).
River, (2).
in which the late Wil-
Indian
iver. Mr. John Gilli: (5) Indian River. Mr. and Mrs. Dermal-d A. Gillis.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Higgins. 'I‘or— . and Mrs. Vincent Lawless. Elizabeth Brennan. Spring ‘Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Anenault.
Mia-and Mrs. J. M. Gilils. Indian Summersldo Council Knights of
THE GUARDIAN, Royal Bank llircctor
George L. Stewart, President of Imperial Oil Limited, whole ap- pointment as a Director of The Royal Bank of Canada is an- nounced. Following his graduation from McGl1l, Mr. Stewart remain- ed at the University for nearly two years as a lecturer and dem- onstrator. In I916 he joined the Engineering Department of Im- perial Oil at Sarriia Refinery, ad- vanced through many departments of the company's business, and in 1934 was appointed General Man- ager in charge of all refineries. from coast to coast. In 1944 he was made a Vice-President and Direc- tor. in i947 became Chairman of the Board, and in 1949, was elect- ccl President of the Company.
Summerslde
Lco Shreenan, Klnkora
Mrs. and Ignatius Lawless, Kin- kora
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gallant.
Kinkora Mr. and Mrs, William Hickey.
Indian River
Mi". and Mrs. Brendon Drlscoll. Summcrside Mr. and Mrs.~ Wellington Miss Dolores Gillis, Mohtrsfll Mr. and Mrs. D. B. M¢N9lll~ liliscouchc , Miss Regina Gillls, Mlswushe
Russell Barry.
_l\Iiss Genevieve Jordan, Indian Rlli/Ierl: and Mrs. Camillus Gillis. Summerside
Mr. Peter MacLellsn. Infill" R"
lli/Ierx: and Mrs. Hubert Gm!!- In‘ dian River
Madeline and Georgina Greenan. Emerald
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff)’ HWHHMQL pegglele llflfi Marie Griffin. Hinz-
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“iii. aiziltsls Mrs, Urban Gillis, Mis- couclie
Leonard and John MacLellan. Indian River
Mr. and MTS- Edwud Gnu!’ ciizi§i°g‘,.e.io‘ivi"rs_ Ronald MacLellan
and daughter, Arllnglflll. M555- Mn Bay-don Fraser. Llllldllll. Bom- Mrg Arthur L. MacLcllan, Ml- gor, Maine
Mn nnd Mrs. N. J. MacNell.
Now Annan Miss Viola Mncblelll, Boston Mr, nnd Mrs. James McManus.
Boston , Margaret aid Augusta MacLel- 1°" (5) B” "Zack ririsissprinz
lifr. nnd Mrs. Valley, Sas Gnu!’ Dov
k. John and Margaret
chesmn Musswreathl
Th Family
Mr? and Mrs. B. A. onto. Mung” o’ Hymn“,
Mn and Mrs, St, Clair Croken.
Emerald M“, Mny McCarvlile, Klnkvfl
Glllil, T0!‘-
ML 5nd Mrs. Neil Glllil, Mel- mii} lilrlriisisivirs. n. J. McNelll. New AICnWIL Sub-division o! ha" River
Patricia and Fred Murphy, New-
CHARDUPTETOWN
BPIINGVALI W. l.
The monthly meeting o! Spring- valo ‘Women's Institute was held at the home of Miriam Dollar on Oct. 11.
The meeting opened by singing the Odo and repeating the Croed. followed by the roll call which was answered by thirteen members and three visitors. Minutgs of last meeting Were then read.
Mrs. White would writs for help ln teaching music in school, and that the music teacher be paid monthly for teaching music in the school. '
It. was moved and seconded that the floor covering for the school would be left till a later date. “ All bills were paid for the school and lamp mantles.
Collection 86 cents. Mrs. Omer Mill kindly invited the members to her home for next meeting. New lunch committee: Miriam Dollar, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Lewis. The meeting closed by llnging "God Save The King". after which lunch was served by the committee and a social half- hour spent.
AUGUSTINE COVE W. I.
_ The monthly meotlng o! the Aug- ustine Cove Women's Institute met at the homo of Mrs. Fred Leurd, with the President in the chair. Meeting opened with Ifistiiute crerd.
Roll Call was responded to by 18 murnbers and 2 visitors present. Minutes of last meeting were
read and approved. It was moved that $5.00 be sent to the Salvation Army, also $5.00 to Orphanage and the remainder of our subscription be sent to the Prince County Hos- pital. It was decided to meet at Mrs. fled Leards on 0st. 18th and pack boxes of woolens to be sent away for rugs. The president was request- ed to secnd for Red Cross Sewing and knitting. A bill for s-cirnc neces- sary needs for the school was paid and the school light bill was also payed. A letter was read from our adopted Institute in England thank- ing the Institute for the parcel scnt them. Reports of committees were heard and new ones appointed: Sick and pPogram—Mrs. Donald I-Iowatt, Mrs. Elmer Dawson, Lunch—-Mrs. Edward MaflFhdycn, Mrs. Donald J. MacDonald, Mrs. Harry MacFarlane, Mrs. Fred Leai-d. Next meeting to be held at Mrs. Kenneth oamemns. Meeting closed with the National Anthem after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess assslsled by commit/tee in charge. Collection $2.06.
MAYFIELD W. I.
The Mayfleld Womenblnstltute met at the home of Mrs. James Houston on Friday, Oct. 14. The president conducted the meeting, while Miss iMarguerite Houston acted as sec tary. Meeting open- ed by singing the Ode and repeat- ing the Creed. Roll call was an- swered by five members and one visitor, by giving a name which is often mispronounced. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. Reporls fronucom- mittees were received and the school and sick were re-appolint- ed. Mrs. Millar Orr and Mrs. Willard Nicholson to prepare lunch for next meeting. Mrs. Mc- Donald reported placing soap and dustpan in school, bill for same was ordlcred to be paid, also the bill for a box of fruit to one our young mothers. It isg hoped that the Filn; Board will soon visit our hall when the Institute will sell lunches and candy. A vote of thanks was received from a mem- ber. A resolution is to be sent in to the provincial executive ask- lngvthem to prepare copl s of the Island Hymn, which can ‘be offer- ed for sale during the tourist sea- son. Roll call to beanswcrecl at next meeting, with the paying of dues. The president was happy to introduce Miss Robin who is pro- vinclal supervisor. She gave a very pleasing talk and demonstration on sewing. also spoke of forming an adult sewing class which could be held st a centre which would
It was moved and seconded that‘
Women's Institute
and M13 ooiioctad for the Bal- vatlon Army"
Oorremondcnco was dismissed and the Secretary was asked to und for n. catalogue from Flalrfield Mills. An intereitin con- test was conducted by Miss Joyce l-Iulsm and prises won by Miss Howard and JAN. CI". Hulam. Collection amounted to $1.00. Meeting closed with thnNationai Anthem and lunch was served by ithe hostess.
AUBURN W. I.
An organization meeting was held in Auburn School on Sept. 1 for the purpose of bcginning~an Institute. Miss Robin, the [H01 vinclal organizer, was present. She explained the inauguration of Wo- men's Institutes, ‘their purpose, and the benefits derived therefrom.
Having appointed a chairman. Mrs. Edwin Callaghan, and the secretary of the meeting, Mrs. Gertrude MacLeod, nominations were called for, and the slate of officers was installed, namely:-
Vlce-PresidenhMiss Laura Lynn
Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Ed- win Callaghan. I
Convenor of Agriculture, Mn. James McGaughey.
Mrs. Raymond Boylan.
Jos. McCarron.
Convener of Social Welfare, Mrs. Guy Gamaster.
Convener of Art and Literature, Mrs. Adeliberl: Shea. Directors: Mrs. Guy Gamesicr,‘ Mrs. Ambrose Callaghan; Mrs. Jos. ' McCarron. ' Auditors: Miss Rita Callaghan, Mrs. Guy Gamesier. Miss Robin then‘ spoke o! the Institute News, a paper Compiled by local branches of the W.I. Oll million. Tuesday of the first week o! every month shall be the evening for the Women's Institute meeting. The roll call for October will be answered by payment of mem- bership fee. The meeting ad- journed with the National Anthem.
NEW HAVEN w. '1. ~
The monthly- meeting of the
New Haven Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Stanley Newson for the October meeting. Meeting opened with the lnbtitute “Ode" and repeating the "Creed" ln_ unison. Roll.cal1 was answered with soap or soap powder for the adopted Institute in England. Minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted as read. It was moved and seconded that $13 be given to each orphanage and $5 to the Salvation Army. It was mov- - ed and seconded that all bills be paid. It was decided to send flow- ers to o patient in the City Hos- pital. School committee for next month re-appointed. Neict place of meeting at the home of Mrs. Hugh MacDonald. Roll to be answered with mem- bership fee. Meeting closed with “God Save The King", A dainty lunch was served by hostess.
SOUTII MILTON Wyl. The monthly meeting of South Milton W. Llwas held st the hume
of Mrs. Albert Piercey on Oct. 5. Nineteen be" ‘n4 one visitor were present. Meeting opened with the "Ode" and
"Collect" which was followed by the minutes and roll call. Electric light committal-x report.- ed that the Department of Educa- tion would pay one halif of the cost of installing the lights in the schoolhouse andlhct the total cost would be in excess of $209.00. It was moved. seconded’ that the W. l. would pay the other half of the cost od installing the lights. It was moved androconded that we pay $100.00 on the school deb‘. It was suggested that we have an auction sale at tho Decembgr meeting.
Committees reported. Corres-
read . and,
President. Mrs. Emmett Hughes. ‘
Coiivenor of Citizenship, Mrs.‘
HOT SENATE SEAT - Hottest contest in the i949 electini _ g most widely watched throughout thocountry-ll the- New Yilfil :3, atorial race between Sen. John Foster Dulles, right, against tonne‘ Gov. Herbert H. Lehman. left. Republican Dulles was flppOllllg-d b! Governor Dewey to serve the unexpired term of retired Dtllllocllllii Sen. Robert Wagner, which ends election day. Lehman, DOITIDCTHIIB-
‘ Liberal, is an ardent-supporters)! Truman's "Fair Deal.”
g Dorothy lllii Says — I
DEAR DOROTHY DIX:
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‘girl's doorstep long enough. you are pretty sure to getghcr. Convenor of- Home Economics. diagnosis nf your case is for more active treatment.
I am n young married woman Jllti aiy husband deserted inc lust before my baby was born for iincthri- “Oiitflli,
My baby died and now that I am back in the business Wlilfitl i “hum like to getra divorce. but my mother opposes this because sh» than“
that divorce brings disgrace on-the family.
I um not yct 30 3r."
old and feel there should be some happiness yet for mo. B
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Your mother is taking an entirely plilmodr-rl [null
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of view in the matter. Don't listen to what she says.
ROKEN-HEARFED
Free _\(iiii-,<~](
from the brute. iPeople will have far more respect for you tor lmiiig enough common sense and independence to break the last lint. or m,
chain that binds you to him than
they would if you spent llic ini.
unce of your life wearing the willow for one who was not \\ili‘lilj. “g
your love in the first place.
DOROTHY cannot, reply personally to readers, but will in“.
we: problem! of ,, oral interest; through her column.
by singing a line of a song. Lunch committee, Mrs. W. L. Coles, Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. Albert Pierce)‘ and Mrs. Howard White. Further work was done on the‘ Red Cross crib quilt tops. Lunch was served by the lunch committee and tho meeting adjourned. '
>" CORNWALL-YORK] POINT “'1.
The monthly meeting of the Cornwall-York Point Women's 1n- stitiite was held at the homo of Mrs. Clem Roberts on Monday evening, Oct. 3. The mcetln! opened by singing the Ode 10l- lowed by the creed in unison. 20 members responded to roll call by naming their first boy friends. Ono visitor was present .Mlnul.es cf the last meeting were read, ap- proved and signed. Correspondence was read, and after some discus- sions about making a Copenhagen autograph quilt. it was left over for |. later date.
York Point school committee rs- quested that: a supply of paper towels were needed. No report from Cornwall school committee. Sick committees gave their report. Bills ivcre presented and on motion o:-
dercd paid. It was decided that‘
all members who wished l0 sent woollen goods to be lfllitlt‘ mu blankets should send Sati" u Mrs. Dan Cass and lyli-s, u“ MscLoan before Dec. l. (zoiiaétinr for the evening amounted ti» slid
Mrs. Gordon MacMlllnn inviirl the members to her home lol‘ int annual meeting in November. Roll call to be answered by paying um cent for each inch of waizl airle- urement. The meeting closed uiil!
the National. Anthem and a (ir- .
llcious lunch was served by in: York Point ladies.
U-NJL OIFFICIAL DIES
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MONTREAL. Nov. i _(CPi _a; J. Bnlth. retired European viro- president of the Canadian National Railways. died here yesterday alter s short illness. He was m. Mr. Smith was appointed European vice-president in 1925 from which position he retired in 19in
WINNIPEG. Nov. l —icl=i _ Street car and fllllOhWi h. "v Winnipeg will be raised Nor. l5, ll was announced today. first- . scll for 25 cents for threc romparrd
with tho present rate nt 15 cenil ‘
for two.
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‘Irfrézugommr Moo-Colin Wauflh. Columbus (2% Q, “q M", Maurice Orsenan. d t , The Goa-i o: the om" cough M,’ andqwm l ,1, mmmm Tara-m, r lavflcsomgnrodxav; gsvirezirlaltlnztfltuti: gondenco was rend and discussed. I ' ed- °f gums- M9951"! 91°59‘! 15.1w Edmonwn‘ u)‘ Wmmm 5M3‘ TOMHM members, extruded thanks to Miss zigzag’ Nue>ns1iiriai::sq:ii1-ii' Y3K?
Harord MncLellan, Toronto
p, and F_ Gussio MacLellan, Indian River, Rb, 1 h i t t. \ 1h _ _ . l, c! K9“), summefgldg 0 n or er ns rucion. w‘i_ Eaions for donations of cotton ‘ way Eugen Waugh Rm‘ scrum‘ Mr. A. MoGaw. Tomato. (2). fffjfihn... COIBTOVQ, Emerald the hope that she would soon visit remnants. Also to gct one thous- Mr. and Mira. Vincent McGowan Bemadm, White. Boston them nsam- Collection 4,5 cents- and fish oil capsules from the
Toronto, (2). Eunlcg Greenon, Toronto Mcetlnz cloud by ginsin: the Red Cross. Program nslgtgd or
Howard, Mar- "Island Hymn". A delicious lunch s reading from Institute News by
Freddie Gillls, Indian River. (2). vem and Ralph
The Indian nivcr Choir. was enioyed by all-
Ne“ mew" "l9 President. l guessing contest
z/rrmmor A i
" fsrrlivsirfgsngrstfi: The socred Hm" society’ Indian 811g?“ “organ. ch-wwn Lena“ be at the home of Mrs. War- which was won. by Mrs. John dusting. p Riggs" md m! A P Stewart GMnd smiley" Ne“ M“ ' 1*?“ o“ $960k. D. A.‘ gliscLean then o Detachable pnditim . o Boston ' ' ' ' QT}, Mnmsi Cloulh SPRINGFIELD w: rnrlsm“ e w" “e M ‘Mb ~ . - - mbor t, t proof zipper. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slgsworth, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred CWWY- —-- inch thllpdiiidsntctl ilmaefifn‘ p" - chtfl°il=wwn~ Freetown The monthly nimin; of the In- Next moetlnl u» be heldiat the
My, nnd Mrs. Neil Crokcn and Family, ‘Freetown
stltute was held at the home of
Mm 30mph Mathew" on October home of Mrs. Murdoch Nicholson
,0 Lplyqwoshobloycrn. when roll call will be answered
.0 Sturdy chrome fromo.
Mr. Patrick Ryan. Summerslde. The Clough children. Dorchcstcr,
i ' M hi’. ‘ _,, _ Mldo and gvlnnlud by I Igigl-lnmmw Wm“ Boston Emi-galnlnd Mrs. Percy lll? PIE‘?! “:12; "a" r86 up pa n v I ,' ' . I M lll l, Kinkora ~= w "l? W ll ' ‘ - V - edar iKololfllP in" "a Arr- or» rm- m i435, “Mini... tattoo: "hi" THERE °““"T T9 BE A LAW w Mow. c Show" I “ t Mr‘ ‘M ma‘ ‘hmm AW“ m“ l°"°"°w“ M gum" Conley creed after which thygapiiesmbra: ~- ~--- ~ —- < ~ ~ ~ _ I on. M _ r], n. ' _ - °' “"'“i‘-"""" M; Mid MH- Edward Md- Snrlhflasumlls, An,“ “no, hiifuiinrivizie mdnmrdrptm§°v5fi ' muomiecmsaemiuoimmivss Q ' 1"“ i“ Boa on. M , d rl- ' ~ l A 1‘ ' : - - Aeneas MoLcilsn. Indian River. Dunne?" _ i‘ M giizkmuslc ooh lttee. and Mir. EAILYMQSBLOOOSIDIE NEVER VUIICEB THE Wzill “Mgiwagg i‘ . R"!- Gllllfli MOMIOH- The Darnloy Womcns Inlt u . m“ or‘: or e School, and the - ONALO RV . Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. fc- DarnleY “on o? n! new commmk‘ we“ ' i ‘ I-ellan and runny. Indian River. m. and Mrl- "W" m" ' gr? nglfinmnclad rigs,’ when, mm!’ aocits A5001‘ Mr. A ti M i, 11 _ Grov ~ r. yne; go _~4oi.isTtiL can» . l-"l- , .;...::s.i,...= H“ l“ w sail. airs": .. " ' ‘iii was , MPB.BQIJ'KIC.MLII igton e l ehcmo A , . “mp3,, ma?“ mvm u e an md Ken.“ lmollmlnh of Mrs. Andrew Hughes. mu can ‘NAIRSJL.
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"My First. Bnapsh l." d o! annual fee, Billofor “sew board brushes was ordered to i» o, d“, may Plld and tho treasurer reported Margaret "l" ""9 "u"! 0f "l6 muaic fund hld been forwarded to Mrs, 0°10 or charity ‘mm- MocLel- ~
rial Society William F-
‘Bona Mon W!!!" by Mr. Bongo“ Mn. h, 0 Clgiliggutorlal Society o‘ mungsstcgy ‘Mn. h, 0 Clizfziy Family’ 15"" pt 3nd Mn. Camillua
River. Imelda MacLellsn. Boston, Mass. Thomas Turner, Kensingtnn Evangeline Greet-inn, Wlnpipcg Mr. and Mrs. John Greenan,
Newton by t d, Mus. Arms Hickey, Indian River lcwnx: a; me Precious Blood for
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ramsay, In- “m; Kil-
dlln River , mm year- hv u"-
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Mus.
Mn. Emma Lawlul, Kinkora Sister 8t. John, Boston,
“t Mn. Emma Brennan and Harold, . ________._._._ , B I . ' and Claire Brennan, Y. Illl ' I
Sig!“ Damion Stirs Khflro f ll o! th l to Wllkod
gummmm“ D’ 0- 33"!" " m. and Mrs. Jun» rikiiiu, r2:- ciiiis. wiiii {o linoo=cly thank all
thou who ant Mus Cards and
orsld Daniel White. Ilmorold messages o! sympathy and in var-
st. alum ' ‘n Mr- llld Mr!» Jamil Lawless. lou|_scto of kindness and lym- l ' "WW0 was bolflcd mm in their no bflilvjfi’ ~' 1
In Ml In William, Higgins“
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