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APRIL 12, ___1_9_4_1

MONDAY

Mrs. Reuben Gallant of Martin is at present visiting her daughter James MacDonald, Dartmouth,

Mr. Sutherland MacKay. who has bran a patient in the Prince Edward Ir-ldlld Hospital for some time. has returned to his ome in Albany, niuch improved in health

Miss Annilea MacDonald. pnnci- pa. of Crapaud School. has left for (Jetll\\'fl_ where she has accepted a CiYii Service position. Miss hols ltiacliay has been appointed princi- Dal and Miss Edith Licard, of Crap- aud has been engaged tor the Prim- ary Dtp.

--RETURN TO IIENSINGTON. —- Docttr and Mrs. R. l). MacNeill and children Jliiliilie and Donald return- ell to Kensington last week. Doctor ls ill the Canadian Army Medical Corp stationed at Port hawkspllryl. Cape Breton Island. to which he will return after a brief iurloutzli. Mrs. MncNelll and child- ren will reiilain lll KGIISIIIEIOIIr-K.

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A Provincial Healtll Tax. involv- hx l0 per cent. increases on and alcoholic liquors, was announc- ed ill the legislature Saturday iliiii'ii.ii;l by PlQililCl‘ Throne A.Ca.mp- b.-.l in the course oi his Budgfl ad- £11K‘ . ‘lire lax increase in both cases is on the leail price. 1t is csuliiiuted to yueld a revenue of $90.- uuoior a full calendar sear or $65.- too tor the balance 0f the current year.

I-‘ITNENAL SERVICES fuliciiii o. James Nictialluin was l'0lll ills lnte residence at. hil borough Thursday afternoon. A short service at the house was (‘JllLlllILLd by Rev. Mr. Oillihouse and Rev. Mr. Ross. Funeral services were held 1n Cross Roads Christian C‘ irch and were conducted by ltet". Mr. Outhouse- Rev. Mr. Nice and Rev. Ml’. Ross. Intermeiitwasin Cross Roads Cemetery. Following

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\\'..‘l'e the pallbearers Messrs. M. W. Wood, C. J. Wood, Alfred S.eu'ar'.. Col. Jenkins, Earl Bad- lciii, Walter Jones.

IL-‘NI-JRAI. A?‘ CORNWALL -- Tye luliernl of tire late Douglas M. ltfncArthur was held yesterday af- ternoon. Followlilg short service at the residence of his parents. Mr. ilzld Mrs. D. J. MacArthur, funer- ril services were held in Cornwall Uniied Church, conducted by the Itsv. Mr. Woodside. Interment Com-

wali’ Cemetery, , Qodsjde officiating at the grave assisted by the Rev. Mr. Todd. Pallbearers:

Charles MacKinnon, Arthur How- Hrd, Daniel Jewell, Harold Dona. llllt. Emerson Dunsford, Hector éwll» The pupils of Cornwall PCllOOl. where the deceased was l1 Pupil. attended in a body.

—HOUSE HAULING FROM MALPEQUE. — The grand spectacle of a house being hauled over sea ice was witnessed by a lame number cf fleonle of Malpeque and vicinity last week. The vacant Presbyterian Manse was recently bought by Mayor Russell Champion oi Ken- slnlrton and is now in process of bums! Ifnoved thither. The set-up was supervised Py Mr. Wesley Cole of Burlluiztcn. Fwjentv-two teams were used in the trip on Richmond Bay ice-around Beach Pt. to Mills’ point. '1he time taken was three hours— for a distance of approximately eight nlilcs. The house is now on drv land at. Mills‘ Pt. It will be moved to“

Kciisinlztcn bv Captain Power after the ircavv’ _sno\v lrielts. The winter season has its advantages as well es Tiflisarlvantages in those Northern a i u

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SACRED CONCERT LAST NIGHT, -—A packed house attended the Sac- rcd Concert at the Prince Edward '1 l‘! trc inst nitzht. put 0'11 under the

Dr. W. J. P. MacMillun_ chairman, opened the concert. Twelve numbers u ere on the program. Accompanlsts were: Miss Lillian Earle. Mrs. Raoul Raymond, Mrs. Joseph Dougan, Mrs. Pltchen. Miss Suzanne Brenton. Yallolrinlz was the program: P.E.I, Ilislht Horse Band. O Culnad ' R49- nizilwks by the Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Mac- Millan, chairman 1. Mixed chorus. under the direction of Mrs. G. Elliott Full-l, God is a Spirit. Sterndale Ilmnctt. 2. Song of Peace. Sibellillfi- 2 Sol Mrs. Arthur Roper. “The . 1i. Viclin solo. bliss Kathleen

1- ruby. Meditation. . nnet. 4. t. o Mr. Raoul Reymond, The Lost (‘ii d. Sullivan; 5. Solo. Miss Mar- guerite Cudmore Angela Ever Bright and Fair. I-landel; 6. Band of the. I Edward Island Light. H0156- a Community Sing-Sons.

r~ Willi Me. and Eternal Father .. ‘fill! to Save; 7. Solo. Mr. Wilfred trout... (l, "Open the Gates of the Tamale": Octette iroin the choir of "t. Dunstons Basilica. 1. Christ"! ; 2, Cor Jesu. ii. is My

- .1. 3 l and i . Hark Mv Soul‘. 17- Band ° . Lizht Horse. Community Sin!- nc. O God Our Help in All“ Pflil ticrl Save the King. her-e pass- rd away It fif-

T March 4th., after I Mr. Howard G. BN- r ....t City. He was I. son I Vic 11'1" Charles T. Brehaut and his wife. Henrietta Beand oi Mur- i.\‘ lib-ill‘, u. l-i. I.. an will be will 1‘('lll(ll’il}(‘l‘f‘d by mfllly 01 the older residents of that. commun- l‘\'. Mr. Brchaut was born at Mur- ray Harbor on Jan. 24th. i812. B114 v.."is thus in his 70th year. He left l nine when quit-e a youflf! mlm ind vrcni. to Boston, Mass. where he re- IllillllPfl for some. little time. He lat- er movxl to Providence. R. I.. where lie lc-anicti the trade of machinist and tool maker in the foundry of Brown and Sharpe. He was a meth- ndirnl and painstaking worker, and inter attained great proficiency in his chosen trade. After some years he moved to Easfon, Pennsylvania. w-‘rpra he remained for several wars. and from there later remov- M to Orange. N. J.. where he work-d for some years in the Edi- g-n Phonogrnph Works. and later with The Munro Calculating Ma- chive Co. at experimental work. until illness overtook him. He mar- rtrd Miss Emma G. Soper of Orange. who. with their only son Frederick. survives him. There are also surviving two sisters. Mn. Charlotte M. Brooks of Vancouver. B. C. and Miss Alva Brehaut oi Iifmrazlie. P. I. Mr. Blehaut was a citizen of the very fineat type. and was beloved by all who knew him. both for his sterling character and for his many acts of kindness. The funerniservioes were held on March 6th and interment took place at Orange. -L.

l Mrs. P. E. Palmer and daughter, Miss Peggy left Saturday morning on a visit to Montreal.

Peter Weir and little son

Mrs. left on Friday fm- 5t. Thomas, Ont. to be wi her hus-

Pewr Dennis Weir who 1s on military duty there.

Miss Mildred MacSwain, Dun- das, who underwent an operation at the P. E. Island Hospital last week, is melting good pr an and hopes to reslune her atu ies at P. W. C. in the near future.

His many friends will learn with regret that Joseph A. Dolron of Duvar is seriously ill at hla home. Mr. Dolron is a very fine young man, during the past two years he has been Vice President of the Holy Name society, and President of the Catholic Action Study Club of Duvar. He was also a Director of St. Anthony's Credit Union. Hia mother Mrs. Raymond Doiron is also on the sick list-D

Fire yesterday afternoon destroy- od the residence of iarry Yeo in Belmont, Lot I6. in Prince County community 12 miles from Sunl- merside. The blame broke out on the roof around the flue and reach- ed considerable headway before neighbors discovered it and came to the assistance. Mrs. Yeo was home alone with an infant tzrandchild at Lhe time. Other members of the family with many of the neighbors were at church.

-DEATH OF MR. JOHN 0. RAMSAY - There passed away

on Friday at his heme in the Baltic. Mr. John 0. Ramsay. a. native of the d‘strict. Mr. Ram- say was 7'1 years of age and had lilvm in the Baltic all his life and was a prosperous farmer. He took p, great, interest 1n community affairs and was most highlv es- tcmied. He leaves to moum his daughter, Mrs. Robert Cousins. His wife. forrnrrly Mary Thomp- son. predeceased him some few year-s ago. The funeral was held on Saturday after-noon. Interment was in Malpeque Cemetery-s

HIGHWAY ENGINEER, LEAVES —Mr. C. F. H. IvlLcDonald, a native of Sydney, N. S, employed. with the provincial government on highway construction for the past three years leaves today for Halifax. With the shelving of further hard-sur- faced construction for the present his work in this province came to an end. Earlier he had been employ- ed in a similar capacity with the Nova. Scotia Department of High- ways and was "loaned” to the gov- ernment here. He indicated his plans were not. definite bu-t. it was learned he might go to Newfound- land later. He is an asphaltic tech- nician. Mrs. MacDonald will remain in Charlottetown for a. short time before re-joining her husband.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacL-eod and family leave on Monday to take up their residence in Breadnlbane. Prior to their leaving a farewell party was given them a/t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Macheod, Hope-dale by friends and neighbors of Hartsvillie Hopedale and Hunter River. An address was read by Miss Isabel MacDonald to which Mr.

MacL/eod and his good wife respond- ed. A purse was then presented to them on behalf of all present by Mr. Wesley MaicLean. Music and

'games were indulged in, and lunch

was served by the ladies. A delight- ful sing-song was led 0y Miss Isabel MacDonald in which all joined. Mrs. Macbeod and Mrs. fDr.) A. 0. Thomson then favour- ed the guests with several fine selections. and Mr. Neil Nicholson song three songs in Gaelic, which delighted all. After many regret- ful farewells the party broke up all

' wishing Mr. and Mrs. MacLcod and

family happiness and prosperty in their new home. ‘

Bummerside firemen were called out shortly after noon on Sunday for a fire at the home of Dr. John F‘. MacNelll on Church Street. which is in the residential section of the town. The fire which was evidently caused by a spark from the flue. had gained some headway before it was discovered by some boys who were passing and saw flames coming from the roof of the fr the house. Thev immediately ran in and told Dr. MacNeill. who called Mrs. MacNelll had returned from ohuroh a. short time before. but had not noticed the

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0n Saturday night about ten o'clock Summerside firemen fe- sponded to a call for a fire at the Dominion Hotel on Water Street. '1 his blaze also started from a spark from the flue. and caused consider- able damaize to the roof and to the interior. The damage to the in- terior was from water. The Domin-

' ion Hotel is in that section oi Water

Street near the railway station. where there are a number of old wooden buildings. some of the old- est in the town. and had ‘the fl" gained headway it would have been unite a menace to the business sec- tion of the tom

.-II.EOEPI‘ION FOR NEWLY WEDS Mr. and NIH. mmel’ Waugh of Wilmvt Valle/y. oniwr- tained on Prldav eveninfl l" hm‘ our of Mr. Wauglfs brother Mr. Colin T. Waugh. and his hrid (nee Audie-y MaoKary of w” M“ ,“§“”“.,,“%.l§ii' 1.3.“; dance on e 0 H stead alt Wilmot. Friends and neighbours gathered w Qllflnd their best wishes to the bride and groom. Mr. Darrell Plcketts acted as chairman. Mrs. Brewer Wafllh

rtesfdled at the piano and Played Wedding March as the bride and groom entered the rom-n. Mir. Aden ‘Large was called \lp0n to read an address of welcome and

Jqgk Bobey presented the yolmg couple with a purse of rnoneylltfr. Wauigh mde a. rffi-

118 NP? e Je85ll8 BBPP ' atlon and genus-e for the hon- cvur bestowed upon him and his bridle. After all had ‘lioxilned in s1 ing "For they are o v Good Penilows” some informal speeches were made by Mr. Reuben Lame and E. C. Casely. The remalnder of tho evening was spent in games. Refmsrmcnts were served by the hostess. Those assisting the hostess in her peasant duties were Mrs. Wyman Clark Mrs. Al- den Clarkc and Mrs. Alden Iiarge. The groom is the son of Mia. Waugh and the late Harry Wzuigh and his many friends are glad he is settling in his native village and extend a Mart-ya welcome to

his charming bride.

Mrs. Walter Young. Kingsboro, is at present a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital undergoing medical treatment. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Florence Matthews, Char- lottetown. who recently underwent an operation at the P. E. Island Hospital, la making rapid program towards recovery.

RECALL SNOW PLQWS —De- DUIJIIGIII of Highways snow plows made an attempt to open paved roads in this province but abandon- ed efforts for the present after sev- eral miles were cleared, it was learned over the weekend. On the road between Charlottetown and Montague a. plow reached Pownal, openln about five miles of high- way. l winter the road had been open as far as Tea Hill, five miles from the city. On the St. Peter's Road a plow went only a short dis- tance before turning back. L. B. MacMlllan. deputy minister oi high-' ways said under present conditions it was useless to try to operate snow plows. ‘The snow was still deep and hard-packed. In addition there was danger of damaging the road sur- face with the treads of snow fight- ing equipment if an attempt was made to force heavy drifts.

TUESDAY

‘I HOME FOR- FUNERAL -—- Mr. Pete Kelley received the sad news Sunday night that his mother, Mrs. John Kelley of Montreal had pass- ed away suddenly. Mr. and Mrs. Kelley left yesterday afternoon by plane for Montreal.

FAMILY BEREAVED The death took place yesterday irl Car- digan of one of its oldest and high- ly esteem " ladies, Mrs. Angus Sutherland who was 87 in March '.l‘wo other members of her immed- iate family surviving are: Mrs. E. H. Norton, Charlottetown, and Mrs. Barbara Shaw of Toronto to whom sympathy will be extended.

‘There passed peacefully away at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Maolntmsh of Springlflh- their youngest son Cyrus Spencer. at the early age of 26 years. on March 7, 1941 Although in Ifillllg health for a nrmber of years, he bore his sickness with patience, and was never heard to muimur or com- plain. ,.

‘FUNERAL SERVICES. The fun- eral of W. Glen Owen oi North Riv- er was held Friday afternoon from his late residence. Service was con- ducted by the Rev. Mr. Todd. The pallbearers were Messrs. Ernest Laduer, Fulton Warren, Miller Saunderson, Norris Kitson, John Warren. William Molylieaux. Inter- ment East Wiltshire Cemetery.

PLAINTIFF L5 NON-SUITER- In the County Court yesterday. the adjourned case of Joseph OBrien. horse jockey, vs. Aldona Gallant. an action for damages arising out _of an automobile accident. the Plaintiff was non-sorted with costs. on the ground that the driver of the car involved in the accident was not pfgven to be the agent or servant of the owner, the defendant. Mr. R. R. Bell appeared for the plaintiff- Mr. Lester P. O'Donnell for the de- fenclant.

FUNERAL SERVICES '- The funeral of Daniel Smith was held yesterday morning from the resi- dence of his son in law Mr. Walter Hennessey, Brighton Ava. i0 "l"! Church of the Most Holy Redeemer where Requiem High Mass W88 celebrated by Rev. R. Baines, C. SS. R. The pallbearers were Messrs. Arthur Summers. Michael will-Eh» Edward Hennessey, Douglas Smltn. Malcolm McDonald and Peter Mc- Aleer. Service at the 15'1""? W55 goérlducted by Rev. G. McKenna C.

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hAID T0 REST — The funeral of Mrs. F. L. Haszard was held yes’- terday afternoon from St. Paul! Church where service was held by Rev. R. LeDrew Gardner, who also held a short private service at the house. The mourners were Messrs. Guy Stewart, Edwin Stewart. C~ H- B. Longworth, Hon. George D. De- B1015, Messrs. Noel Delilois and Harry fvflller. The pallbearers were Messrs. A. W. Hyndmari. Ernest Champion, Kenneth Richards, W. E. Bentley, D. B. Stewart and Ma- jor T. E. MacNutt. Members of the I. O. D. E., of which a. daughter oi the deceased Miss Mary Haszard is a member of the Executive. ai- tended in a body. Interment was in the Sherwood Cemetery where service at the grave was conducted by Rev. A. LeDrew Gardner.

Word has be received by Mrs. Georgu w. Lieard. Augustine Cove 01 m, sudden death of her brother William G. Farrar of Toronto. Ont. formerly of Stirrmerside. P- E- 1- H; had been employed up at Camp Borden, work‘ng on a Sodiers Hos- pitol, when he was taken suddenflv 1111. Ho went homo at once and was taken to the Gene.al Hospital. (Private Patients Pavillion) where it was found he had a ruptured w- pendix and peritonitis. He was ted on December 17th first. en again On January 5th. but de- splfg all medical care he passed away on January 8th. Ho Ieavea to mourn besldiea hls commas wlls- he f°l- lowing children: Ida. Jack. Ilene- Lealie and Lloyd. also his two s sters Ma's. Georg¢ W. Ieald. A\1Kll5i-1Il° Cove. and Mrs Peter E. Reeves. Freetown, P. E. I.

After a. few weeks illness, at the home of her daughter. Mrs. R. W. Jones, Alexandra, Mrs Samuel Howard Gay passed peacefully H- way, on March 28th. The deceased who was eighty-eight years old, was a daughter of the late Nicholas Robertson and Maria MacPherson, Mount Albion. After her marriage to Mr. Gay they lived on the old homestead at Hazelzrfook, where the family was born. They are as follows-Mrs. Jones, Alexandra; Mrs. Melllsh. Montague: Mrs. Jef- fery. Mediord, Mass; Mrs. Marr- Isaac. Roxbtiry, Mass; Vernon, Southport; and Perley, Pownall. One son many passed away twenty years a o, also a dau hter, Mrs. Campbel, at 1.0.: Ange es. l5 years ago. Frances and E seretta died in young womanhood at Hazclbrcok. There are also three older step- children, Mra. MecEachem. Mer- maid, and Joseph and Inglas in Butte. Montague. Mr Gay pre- deceased hia wife more than thirlv yearn ago (His first wife was Miss Jane Jenkins of Birch Hill who passed away to her eternal reward, while her three children

wrre verv young) .

[ —HOME ON LEAVE-Mr, Will!- am Morrison. who is with the 3.0. AI". at Dartmouth. has arrived in Surmnerslde to spend a leave with his mother. Mrs. T. D. Morrison. His

wife a little daughter accompani- ed him rom Dartmouth. S

Corp. Weldon T. St d Mrs. Sturgeon. Saint J .nN.‘g..

are visitlniz Mrs. Stur nb sister Mrs. Phoebe Pound org? '

Pte. J of the R. C. A. l". Dental Clmic 10ft yesterday mom- ing for the mainland after spend- ing the weekend with his parents, gftr. and Mrs. A. Richard. Water

—APPOIN'I'ED MANAGER OF C.

u. n. axmass OFFICE SUM- MERSIDI-L-lldr. rr. m. citric. of Campbellton. N.B.. h n ap-

as pointed manager of the Canadian National Express office at Summer- side. to replace Mr. Bert Tyler. who was transferred to hloderiotnn. NB. Mr. Clark was cashier at the Camp- bellton Branch before

some years ago. He is being cordially welcomed bv old friends.

—FUNER.AL 0F ME. WILLIAM MACKENZIE - The funeral ser- vices for Mr. William MacKenzie of French River was held last Sun- day and was very largely attend- ed. Rev. William Rhoades con- ducted the service at house and also at Geddies Memorial Church. iVLr. Murdock Maclxod "The Old Rugged Cross." The pallbear- efs were Messrs. Ralph Bernard. Gordon Constable, Charles Adams. Harry Underhili, William Pickering, and J. MacLeod. —S.

On ‘Tuesday evening March 5th. over one hundred friends and rela- tives gathered at the home oi Mr. and Mrs Edgar Reeves to Mrs. Reeves’ brother, Mr. Lorne Francis who leaves shortly to enter for training in the P. E I. Iiighthorse Unit. After a few introductory witty remarks by the chairman of the evening. Mr. Iiesile Simmons. Mr. Ralph MacFarlane read a nicely worded address in which he ex- pressed regret at Lorne’s departure from the community. Mr, Fred Moase pesented the honored guest. with a beautiful wrist watch, a Bible and a purse of money. Ilorne. in his usual jovial manner ack- nowledged the fond sentiments and lovely gifts and expressed the hope that he would soon be back in their midst again. The remainder of the 39111118 W55 Passed away in danc- ing and social intercourse.

The annual convention of the Prince Edward Island Teachers Federation opened at Prince of Wales College yesterday morning at 10.30 with a large number 0i teachers pesent. Enrolment and viewing Red Ones work and ex- hibits ook up the morning session President G. Edison McDonald pm- sided over ‘the afternoon session wlllch not underway at 1.40. The mnutcs of the last meeting were zead by recording secretary. Mr A-nmis Gilmore. The folowulg committees were appointed during the session: Nominating Committee: Herbert Murphy. Mildred Auld and Evelyn Woolner. , “

Resolutions: Daniel McDonald, Alice IPraser, C. B. Jeley. Press: llama. Bain. Doris Mc- Donald. J. B. Lewis.

Fmncer Ralph Molean. Heath McQuarrie. M153 M. McLean.

There passed away at the home of her son. Arthur Munn, Hopefield on March 5th, Mrs. Ira D. Munn in her fifty-seventh year.

The la Mrs. Munn was, before her marriage. Sarah Katherine MacDonald, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald of I-Iopefield. She is survived by he; husband. two daughters and four sons: Viola, Mrs, Dougall of Sydney, N. S.; Miss 3g. die Munn of the Provincial Sana.- torium Staff. Charlottetown; Mr. Arthur Munn at I-Iopefield; Gm. James Munn with the R. C. A. on the mainland; Gnrs. Daniel and Raymond Munn who are overseas with the 2nd Med. Battery, R. C A. Two sisters and two brothers also survive: Miss Grace MapDgngld and Mrs. John A. MacDonald at Hofiefield. P. E. Island: Mrs. Mary xacPhee at Avonmore, Ontario am; vJt...’§.‘.‘-‘§‘o’?;.§‘§“§i’““é“' Li?“ “h” Sackville, N. B. an a’ M

YORK AND VICINITYJ-Mrs. Hush Robert Thompson has return- ed to herhhome at York. after a. two weeks visit with her cousin. Mrs. D. I... MacKinnon. Montague. A very successful concert was held in York Hall recently. sponsored by the Young People's Society. and mil-kink over $70 for war services. Mr. Horace L. Vesey. York.has about completed recovery from his recent severe illness. Mr. Wm. Crockett. York, has resumed his position at the Central Creamer-lea. Mr. Willard Crockett Murray. York. of the Beach Grove Inn Division. apant Sunday at. York. George Watts passed Sund at his home at York: he is a vet- eran of the last war and serves on the Home Guard. The Misses Mary and Annie Gill. of Union. Lot 88. spent the last week-end Manc- ton. The condition of Mn. John Lamphier, Pleasant Grove. is now- inlz gradually worse. I-Ier two daughters from Boston are still with her. Mr. Colbv Lewis. Freetown. is paying a business visit to York. Her- bert and Mrs. Veaey. York. went Sunday at Coveheod the fluent: of Frank and Mrs. Hughes.

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- 0F MR. ARTHUR I. MACNEILL — There passed away in the Prince County Hospital on Friday laat Mr. Ithui- F. Mac- Neill after an illness of a few months. Mr. MacNeill was born at North Carleton and was the son of the late Gilbert MacNeill. He was 67 years of age and had resided in Denver, Colorado for many years. He. returned ten years ago to his native Province and has since re- sided with his sister. Mn. Donald Mathieson at Traveller's Rest. Mr. MacNelll was a quiet unassuming gentleman and was most highly esteemed by his many friends and acquaintances. Much sympathy is extended to his sister in her be- reavement. The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon from the resi- dence of Mrs. Mathieaon, the ur- vice being attended by many old friends. Rev. Harvey Bishop of Charlottetown conducted the ser- vice at the house and also at the grave. Interment was in the Church of Scotland Oemetsry at Cape Tra- verse. The pallbearers were Messrs. James Marchbank. Frank Callback,

Harry l-Ieffeli. Fred Waite, David Mouse and Brnd"~' Yen. -&.

Donald ia a

in a Moncton hospital

Vernon Burke,

After two days of battlin ice the ferrv Fairvlew opened channel to Rocky Point yesterday. inaugurating the summer service on the same day as a year ago. Mon- day Captain Jerry Doucette drove his boat to aockv Point wharf. but was unab however. he accomplished the crou- DR. while ioe was learned.

Four Island men leave this morn- ing for Amherstb join thesteamer‘ which is to run on the whe Wood Islands-Cariboo ferry route. They are Capt. Allan McLeod, M ray Harbor. mate; Frank Boudreau.

are left to mourn his daughters and one son. Amiiia J. (Mrs. W. H. Ellis) Fbrlnia I.. Tyne Valley; George W. Wellesy Hills, and eight great grandchildren.

WEDNESDAY

-Mr._ Heath Strong. K. C., wu attend- otostant

in Charlottetown yesterday in; a inee of the Orphanage. .

The death occurred on

New York City, of Mrs. Catherine MacDonald in her 93rd year.

Miss Mabel Hardy. Alberton, has returned to her home after spend- the pan dx weeks ln Char- lottetown the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. Lester Douglas.

The death occurred very quietly at her homo in Mt. Buchanan on March 12th, 1941, of Margaret.

widow of the late J. Thomas Nichol- son who predeceased hei- less than seven months ago.

RETURNED T0 DUTY-Lead Air-craftsman W. T. Ohalker,

Friday lmlmlng M‘ St. Airport.

Summer-oldie. P. ll. I.. after

Ipending two weeks furlough with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. William 3 Chslker 276 North Provost St. Nam Glasgow. —New Glasgow News.

—IN HOSPITAL-MI‘. Melville atient in the Prime County Hosp tal where he is un- dergoing treatment foi- an in]

to his" hip. Mr. Donald has been receiving treatment. His brother, Mr. Ieslie

Donald of Alberton is visiting him during hia illness-S.

AI. YESTERDAY — The

TUNER funeral of the late Frederick Wise- ner took place Funeral Home yesterday afternoon.

from the MacLean Services were conducted by Rev.

Hug-h Miller and Rev, Donald Booth- royd. Interment Peopleb Rev. Donald Boothroyd officiating at _5

Cemetery.

the grave. Pallbearers w. we: Messrs. George Tweedy. Frank Bell, D. L. McKlnnon.

LAID ‘r0 REST - The funeral of the late Bertha E. Carter was

held from the residence of her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Brighton Road, yesterday afternoon.

Isaac Carter,

Services at the house and grave

were conducted by Rev. Hugh Mil-

ler and Rev. Donald Boothroyd. In- terment was in the People's Ceme- tery. Pall bearers were: Messrs

Stanley Hardy, Harry Hardy. G. F. Hutcheson. George J. Tweedy, M51-

colm Irwin and E. T. Hlggs,

FAIBVIEW OPENS SERVICE. —

within a few feet of the. dock because of ice. Yesterday.

The service will be

irregular remains in the harbor.

it

ll-TZ. 011i... to

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Vernon. quarter-master: Keith Bry- enton. Brackley Point. Rineer. and Andrew Hutcheson. Belle River. deckhand. Captain of the new steamer is Capt. Charles O. Mafruire

S. S. . ready in Amherstbum. The boat. ice conditions permitting. is expected to arrive at last of April.

assistant en- of

Plctou. formerly on the Capt. Maizulre is al-

Wood Islands around the

-—PR5—LENTEN ssrtvicas -'

Rev. Frank A. Lawrence, B. A., of

Presbyterian

N. S.. was the special

speaker on Monday evening at the Summerslde Presbyterian Church.

He delivered an inspiring ser-

mon ‘from the text "We would sea Gm“ A" M” ifisusi-éncm lfiliwiriiltiélf“; special music selection on the or- gan "I love to tell the variations, which was much ap- preciated. There will be a special service for men on Wednesday and a young peoples service on Friday.

story" in

On every hand were heard ex-

prearons of sorrow and Sympathy when it was learned that John W Brown, an honored and respected citizen of Tyne Valley had passed to the Great Beyond.

Besides his widow there

low two

lonely Tyne Valley

Milliganl, Mass. nine grandchildren

The funeral W55 held on Sat/ur-

day. March 22nd at the home of his son in law. A. W. Miligan and was conducted by the Rev. G. A. D. Elliot. Church. assisted by this Rev. Her-

minister of the United

be Buntain. mmister of the Presbyterian church. —II.EV. L. E. G. DAVIE! RI-

BIGNS-At an official meetin of the Board 0i Management of n- ty United Church. Summerside. held on Monday evening, luv. L. E. G. Davies tendered ha resigna- tion. Rev. m. Davie: has 100cm ed the pastorate of the Uni

Church at Sackvllle, N‘. 3.. and will take up his duties there at the end of June. Rev. Mr. Davies has

been pastor of Trinity Church for ,condition became ori

the past four years and his resig- nation was received with deep re- gret. Members of the Board spoke at the meetln of the ver happy and cordial re ationship w lch ax- isted between Mr. Davies and his parishioners and how the work of the church had progressed since his term of office. Mrs. Davies will also be much missed by the wo- men's organizations and especially of the Evening Auxiliary of which the has been the president for some time-S.

March N, at the home of her daughter in

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-IN MONTREAL - Mia-l Connie Iofurgy of Summeraldo left ro- oently for Montreal. -S.

On Wednesday. Mir. 1N1. the passed into 1ft!

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Kim's County Hospital. where she is renting as comfortably as can be ex- pected. L

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at the Simmer-aide R. C. A. F. ‘Ii-mining Ill i-bo 811989 speaker at the hater service in tile United t Church. S'- side on Tuesday evening. Rev. C. W. Cook, pastor, conducted the service and introduced the speak- er. I‘. Lieut. Higgins preached a

W. M. S. ItIEETING-The Easter meeting of the Women's Mission- ary Society . of Trim United Church was held on cdnesday afternoon. April 2 in Heart: Mem- orial Hall with lilfrs. Geo. Miller presiding. The devotional period was an Plaster Service of Worship. "The Triumph of the Cross" with Mrs. R. H. Rogers taking part. A solo "Nailed to the Cross" by Mrs. Willard Spencer, added greatly to

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—EN'I"EIITAINID CLUB — Mrs. Arthur Carney was hostess last evening for this Bummeraide Branch of the Women’: Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion for their

Mrs. weekly hitting 0111b. —S.

Maym- John E. Campbell has re- ceived a tielegrwn from Hon. Col. .11.‘; ta oitlfin‘ ‘will’; ofuqiflrmrlm

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—AIB LINES OFFICIAL! VISIT warns-m. T. IAIIOII, Winni-

Inmbunt. the a AirLines-paidcvlsittoflummu- sideyestordayflswalacoom - led by D. B. Mwhiren .5. salsoofwinnipeg. Their visit in vrfiihtgo t ovorofthoairlorviu the .C.A.M:r. wflih 0 lmguruingfln

their wurmdthat ovwantod to manor-via, .Mr. Qevnnswhobasohargoof the mdioeqlliilnntis

returning later this week to lee about setting up the two way radio station which is to be established in connection with the servica-S _

Developments of the past two years. brought into new relief by the events of tho past If harm. threaten "our way of life" es Curry. Inspector of High Be oois. Kentville said last night on the oc- casion of his address to the Teach- ers Confederation meeting at the Prince of Wales College Hall. “Only people who have been N at work in its own country as I have could realize the change it would make in our lives if they should succeed," the speaker continued.

The address, a masterly and in- atructive one was greatly alloyed by the largo crowd conclusion Prof. J. . Blanchard of the Prince of Wales staff moved that a vote of thanks be extend- ed to the guest speaker and the mo- tion was seconded by Miss Mai-y

McLennnn.

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the service. Mrs. Hugh Miller gave

a talk on the life and work of Miss , Minnie Shipley, who was called . "The Pilgrim of I-lonan Roarff

SUCCESSFUL DRIVE - Collec- tors for the Canadian War Ser- vices Fund have completed the‘ canvas in Annandale, Little Pond. Howe Bay and Riverview districts with s lendid success. Mr. R. Roy: Howlet, supervisor for the above‘ named districm, was assisted by workers, Mathilda Robertson, Annandale; Joseph R. MacDonald, little Pond; John Din well. Jim, Little Pond; Russell M lls, Howe Bay. JAY-McRAE WEDDING. — The marriage took place Tuesday even- ing at Zion Marisa. Charlottetown. n Miss Rena. Mscbean Jay. dauirhte: o1 Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Jay of Charlottetown. became the bride of Lieut. Andrew Boswell Mac-

T. MacRae. of East Ravalty. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. The bride wore

ength dress of blue heaven _ es and a oorsaire of pink roses. The couple were unattended. After the cere- monv a reception was held at the home of the bride at which the im- mediate relatives were present. an Mrs. MacRae left yesterday morning for Ontario. where Mr- MacRae in the Active Service Pox-cf of the mike superior Regi- men .

Fire at Mount Stewart early yes- terday morning destroyed a oo-op- erative wood working mill causing damage estimated at approximately $11,000. Loss was partialy covered by insurance. Origin of the blaze was unknown. The mill was pow- ered by steam equipment.

The fire was discofered by Dr. Leonard Farmer who ivea nearby. At that time ftainu were shoot-in! through the roof and when the vol- unteer fire department reached the building it was a raging inferno ln- side and all efforts to save either it or equipment was abandoned. - Fire fighters concentrated on pre- ventin spread of the flames to co- oper-at vo neral stote nearby, to the Mir hotel and to Dr. Far- mer's residence. They were aided in their efforts by a calm morning The mill was taken over from Roy Ieard less than a year ago. Anoth- er mill on the same site. and own- ed by Mr. Lear-d was also destroyed by fin lus than two years ago. I-Ie re-bullt and then shortly after sold out to the co-operative group.

In additi to the mill buildings and its equipment some finished lumber was stored in the struct-_ ure. A earload of lumber was to have been loaded yesterday.

MONCION, April 7-Mrs. Nancy L. ‘Taylor, widow of the late Samuel Taylor, died in Charlottetown at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Guy Darling, Satruday ovenin at p. m. Her death was a ah to

h many friendl t; on ‘a aha

h: been in fail halt‘): or some

time and during e past week her teal.

She was a dau htor of the late Mr. and Mn. Ra t M. Stevens, who at one time molded in Mone- ton. Mrs. Taylor had raided in Sackvillo and Moncton practically all hel- lifeumo. Sh removed to Crmlottetown last all h. spend thfi winierufaith hfir (family-z.

er pass w w e.y re- gretted for hai- kin h" character and Christian qualitfna won for her the love and respect of a large number of friends, in this city. Sackville, Charlottetown and else- when.

She was a member of the Angli- can Church and was active in the various phuoa of oh ch work.

Mn. T ler, whole eeth was the in the family of the Mr‘. and Mn. Stevens, is aur- vived by thmo daughter: and two sons. The daughters up Mrs. Guy Dalilng (Etta). Charlottetown; Min Marjorie T. Taylor, Monaton, and Mrs." Gilbert Dawson (Muriel), nedel-lcton. The no are win S.. of California, a Robert A1- fred, of Gflt, Ontario. All the daughters were at the bedside when she passed away.

Thobodyarrivedonthelntofs- land train. Service was held In at.

Rae. son of Mr. and Mia. Frederick m

meeting of the Wrmarfs Missionary Society of the United Church New Londcn, was held on Thursday afternoon. April 3rd at the home

‘cf Ms. Harold Dunning. In the

absenca of the president Miss Annie McLeod. Mrs. Ray McLeod. vice- prasident, prcslded over the meet- ing. Mrs. Stirling McKav lad the devotional pciod as isted by M_s. J M Campbell. After thr- 5011p- hue reading and singing "When I Survey the Wonderous Cross... sev- eral members led 1n prayer. Mrs. Ray McI/eod led in the prayer for Miss Elma Irlman. who ha; been chosen as special missionary by the Soc tv. The Secretary Mrs. Harold Mayhew read the minutes of pre- vious meeting and rdi call was re- sponded to by an Easter verse. One new member was welcomed to the Society. The thank offering enve- lopes were opened and a very en- couraging amount realized. Road- gs we're g'ven by Mrs. Frank Brown Mrs. Goss. Mrs. Constable. Mrs. J. M. Campbell and Mrs. Found. The meeting closed with singing "Beneath The Omas of Jesus." prayer and the Benediction. Refreshments were served during the social hour which fdlowed.

M“ - FAREWELL commune AND

Presentation-On Friday evening March 21, Mrs. Dar-rash Moose, heir son Waldron and daughter Alberta were guests of honor at ther home rueetown, when a num-ber of friends and neighbors met to ex- press their appreciation of her worth in the community whens she has been a. resident for the past twenty-seven years. Mrs. Mouse in leaving shortly to take up i "