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Hampton
Relatives and friends in large lumber: aaaambled la Tryon Iaptiet Church on May 1 to wit- nua the marriage of Miss Kath- ryn Maclfarlane. daughter of Mr. and Mn. Harry B. MacFarlane. Augustine Cove, to Mr. Gordon lrebaut. eon of Mn. Brehaut and the late Mr. Cheater Brehaut, of Charlottetown. Following the re- aeptioa tn the Church Hall, where gift: of beauty and value test- ified to the esteem in which this young couple are held. the con- taeting partlel left on a honey- moor trip through the M:-iritimes. and will, we are informed. re- atdo in Charlottetown. The wed- ding ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr. Britten. Betlequc. os- aisted by Rev. Dr. Rr'il"hiSS of Tryon.
Relatives of Misti Beulah l"ei'gii l loll. Toronto. business college graduate of Charlottetown. whose home is in this district. have re- ceived advice that she has ac- eepted a position In a bank in that city.
Young Ralph t'alllicck. a putt ectt in Halifax Jleneral Hospital. aeriously injured in a Car-hl(')t'lc accident near Hampton School on May 25. has regained conscious- lean and in now progressing fav- orably towards recovery.
Miss litirtilhy Baxter is reliev- ing the teacher at Glen Ynllev School. whose seriiees have been briefly Interrupted by illness. .. .
Mi-:. Martalo '-llarliunald who has been briefly visiting relatives and friends. left by plane on Yliai 3 on return to her lioiiie, zit- companied by her mother. Mrs D. J. Campbell. who purposes spending a considerzihle period of time visiting menihi-rs of her i':tmily and other relatives and friendtt residing in the USA
Friends of DeSahle's grand old man. Mr. Doiigald X1;tcKiiiiioii. are pleased to learn that his con- dition ia improving following a Ieriouii attack of infliienza.
Wida sympathy is being ex tended to Mr. and Mrs. Williriiii Nicholson. Searletoivn. in the ex- tensive lost: by fire of their fine two-storey residence. with only a email amount of insurance.
The W.M.S. met at the home of Mr.s. Gordon Villett on June 1 Following the order of business. Mrs. W. A. Cutcliffe. Prosbyteriril Prt-.sident. gave a most interest- ing talk on the work of the so. ciety. After a delightful lunch. the meeting adjourned. to meet at the home of Mrs. .lohn Roger- Ion in July.'
Following the tirot.'r;iiii of liusi nesa carried out at the mcetiiig
Friday evening from
of the Church WA. at the home of Mrs. John Rogerson on June- 3. preliiniriary plans were mztdcl with regard to thc liolcling of ihci annual church picnic.
One of the .seasoii's itiierv.stiiti.: Ivents took place at the Cltureli of Scotland Manse. FlI."irlottctown.l on May 14. when Rev J. H. itis bop united in iiiai-ringe licliii.-i Irene Math:-son. daiiuliicr of Mrs Bruce Catnphell and the lain sir. Matheson. with Mr. C 0. Peters. unit of Mr. and Vlrs. Wilfred Peters. (iharlnttetotvn. Fnllmrtntz the largely attended reception at the home of the bride, ivlierc gifts of use and licauti were pre- lented in honor of this popular young couple. the bride and groom left on it honeymoon trip to Tor-
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onto. and. upon return. will re- aide in the City. ideal weather conditions con-
hihuted to the well attended ser- vice: of public worship here on June 5. Close attention was given to the inspiring ltiP5SilQt3 taken from Gen. l2: "God said to Mira- ham: Get thee out of this Coun- try." all uniting with :4 large choir In the singing of the livmns. "Holy. Holy. Holy." "0 amt. our Help in Ages Past" and "0 For
A Heart To Praise Mv God."
Freetown
-Mr. and Mn. 3. Barlow Bird. who spent the put four months in Summerside. returned last week to their home in the village.
Mn. Peter Morrison and Min lrene Morrison of Charlottetown. were visitors to Freetown on June 5. at the homes of Mr. and Mn. Alan Clow and Mr. and Mrii. waldon Moan.
Mrs. William Finlayson of Nlorell. was a recent visitor at the home of her daughter and son-ln- law Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Burns. Lower Freetown. She wal accompanied by Mr. and Mr! George Douglas. Mrs. Earle Ken- neily. Ralph and Elizabeth Ken- nedy of Charlottetown.
Among those attending the Holden - Haitlam wedding in St. Paul's Church. Charlottetown. on Saturday. June 4. were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Jardine. and Adello and Douglas Jardine of Freetown.
Mrs. James Smith. who spent the winter months with her daugh- ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Dan Smallman. OlLeary. has re- iurned to her home in Freetown.
The death of Miss Elizabeth Stctson which occurred in the Prince County Hospial. Summer- side, on Monday. June 6. was heard with deep regret byiher many friends. iliss Stetson win a life long resident of Freetown and uas held in high esteem by oil. The sympathy of the community is expressed to the bereaved rel- atives.
The Faithful Workers Band, South Freetown, met at the home of Mrs. A. E. Stetson. May 15. There were l7 members and one Visitor present. One new mem- ber enrolled An interesting pro- gram prepared by the members was presented. after which a treat was served by the hostess. assist- ed by Norma and Linda Stetson and iiiucli enjoyed by all. Next meeting is to be with Mrs. Elmer Smith.
Tilrs. C. G. DeLong returned on Charlotte- town. it here she had been visiting with Mrs. Douglas Jardine and Mrs. Lorne Callbecir.
Mrs. Alfred Curiey was hostess to the members of Birch Grove W. i. on .lune 2, with the presi- dent, Mrs. Ernest Taylor. presid- ing. A large number of members attended and several visitors were present.
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Alma -eMIfsF I.ettic Vincent. Charlotte-
toun. spent it week-end recently at her home in Alma.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas 1-iarris. linutsiord. were recent guests of llr. and Mrs. Howard Dunbar.
l'rircnds of Mr. Allan Clark will lie glad to learn that he is re- covering from a recent attack of infliienza.
'llr, and Mrs. I-Iierett Kelley, Foxley River. were visitors at the home of Mrs Kelley": parents. Mr. and .'ilrs. Frank Kinch.
Mr and Mrs. Everett Rut. Dart- mouth. N S.. Mr and Mrs. Ever- ctt Matthews and Mrs. Be.-utie Rix. Elnisdale. were guests recently at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs. St.. Louis. accompanied by
Howard Gaiidet. Mrs.
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St. Louis
-Friends of Mrs. Ft-ed Arsen- ault are sorry to hear that she had to onterd the Western Hospi- tal in Alberton with pneumonia. All win: her a speedy recovery.
Mn. Freeman Blanchard has returned to Summei-side. after spending some time in St. Louis with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ben Blanchard and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George and two children. were visitors at the home of Mrs. Ferdenand Brown. ll.
Mr. Joseph Thihideau has turned to his home in DEBl0l5. after Ipending some time in Saint John. N. B.
Shields Sunday Mr. and St. Loti-
Friends of Mrs. Paul (iaiidet are sorry to hear that she is a pa- tient in the Prince County Hos- pital.
Summerside. were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J S. Wedge in St. Louis; also Mrs. Levi Arsenault.
Friends of Mrs. Jeronie Duti- rette. Pleasant View. are pleased to see her home and improved in health. after going through an op- eration in the Charlottetown Hos- pital.
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.iohn P. Wallace. Alma. were guests of Mr. and Ytlrs. Wilfred J. Shea. Tignish. on June 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Clark of Saint John. N. 13.. returned to their home after spending a week-enil with Mrs. Clark's parents and oth- er relatives.
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p -Mr. Dannie Gamb e. bank em- .ployee. Summeralde. spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gamble. Mrs. Duvar. Montague, Mn. William Gill, and Mr. Ivan Gill, Kensington. accompahied by Mr:. lieath Land and Mn. Foster Ellis. attended the funeral of the late '.lohn Webb. Woodstock. Thursday. .lune 2nd. from St. Luke: Anglican Church.
Mrs. Elmer Maccpnnell. Mona. iton. N. 3.. spent a weak visiting
Moreshead. Welt Devon.
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l Mr. and Mrs. Ruatia MacNevin
lie-f were Sunday visitors to Harmony.
gueats of Mrs. MacNevin': broth: paiid sister-in-law. Mr. and Mn. i Ralph Murray.
Miss Gwendolyn S in I l l m an , lKnutsford. spent Saturday. June with with her sister. Mrl. Elle- l worth Thomas.
. Mrs. Eldon Matthew: an :mall lson. Alberton recently open I few relativea in Cole- man.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Thoma: and family were Sunday visitor: to the home of Mr. and Mrs. George D.
1 Warren. Mill Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lewis were recent visitor: to Alaska. to the home of Mrs. Lewis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacEachern.
Mr. Ira Dennis attended a meet- ing of the 0'Leary Farmer's Co- Operative, in 0'l.eary Public Hall. Monday. June 6th.'
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. Mine Stella MacNevia. bank l employee. Alberton. I pa nt the week-end at her home in Cucum- l PPC.
, Friends of Mr. Laurence Arsen- ault are sorry to learn of hi: ill- ness and all join in wishing him a speedy recovery.
pftliss Naomi Coughlin. Summer- p side. was a guest on Sunday. June oth of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dennis.
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The monthly meeting of Bread:l- hane Vlllllt W. L. wan held at the home of Mn. Millage Mac-
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moo g opened by Ilnglng the Ode. followed by . H 3 tag Creed in unhoit, Roll call wu re- Illondad to by ten member: and three visitors. Minute: of the pre- vious meeting were read and ap- proved.
Corral adenco wu read and diecu . The new Inntltuta hand were distributed to the mem-
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:cLeod and Mn. Angua Gillls: Sick. Mrs. George Hickox and Mrs. Iorne Newton: Lunch. Mn. Wil- liam Graham. Mr:. Colin Matheaon and Mrs. Millage MacLeod.
Several bills presented were moved paid. Some discussion took place concerning the lnltitute con- vention to be held at Hunter River and the members were ukad to take bilcuitr and roll:.
Mrs. Allan Hlckox and Mn. Wil- liam Graham were appointed to attend axecutttvo meeting next year.
Mr:. Allan Hlckox invited meni- bera to her home for the next
site we: a weekend guest of Mr. ind Mrs. Kenneth Coughlin, Rox- ury.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot 0. Read. Coleman. were recent gueata of Mrs. Read'r sister, Mrs. J. I Thomas and Mr. Thomas.
Mia: Joyce Callaghan. teacher of Cascumpec School we: a week- gnd visitor to her home h Kil-
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ilk. and Mrs. Lorne You were recent visitors to Montrole. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunbar.
Mr. Jackie Lockerby. who in at- tending Alberton High School, spent the week-end with hi: par- ents. Mr. and Mra. Russel! Lock.
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