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DECEMBE 12. 193°

GURINEWS BUDGET mt oua SATURDAY SUBSCRIBER?

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real bllCCfSc. . c ll a big heiirt. l I,

I i —RFI'l‘l'R.\'LD T0 BOSTON —

Aiss Audu- hilln who has been vi»-

‘xr robbed l-icrtoiin ofan- ' iiiiig iipi- muilii-i", .\l:s. Wm. Ellis, . 1113mm Hhfi ‘and brother. n‘\i>'s H. Hi\i\- - -" r

.\i'r. Archie E.. and i oi Poi". llili has returned

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‘EH4 i to bl‘.~l')ll.—S i ribed him I

-—\‘l.\'lTl.\‘(i l.\' MONTREAL- . Campbell, K. 0.. .i_v morning for

short visit. Mrs. her sister, Miss Har- aw arc at illTScllb vis-

‘ittl

~ ﬂmwl‘ "Kl. in Aloizirculs-S.

2 i o: uulzl he i _

i “MP1 B!’ CHOIR-

ic called , M cad was m.“

' i zCil ful gift‘ at the _ , \. 1 ‘elm: f the g service yestsr- \- ‘ '1 ' the Trniiy Church Choir ii‘.

l no remem-

.. |Vl~lllﬁll nnil l ,

n o!‘ llfi" service.» .\ll.>>' who has Lwcn a m-rin- Chor for some time. .‘i ax ‘his wed; wlicrc ‘filﬂriflﬂﬁl fr-m the Royal Bank.

_Pl'll\lli."l‘ T. .-\. .i . . . cl by Hon. B. e and All. W. E‘. hlasst-y, a! nistlitor left for Ottawa ‘lfl ‘he tint meeting ice Coinmiiiiic 3c Yreinier will ‘Cdﬁlirnrs Frriiiiiw“.

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llon. J. P. Alvin- Prcinier and Hon. M. iiig ziizornoy gm- zvisxnce of Premier

iilTiCQlL-UIRIE Rh- l l‘! I) PX] 'll)l.'TN’l'——i\/ll'. E. N.

I of the Customs nrnaiisiclc was rc- 0i the Summer-

,. sine Golf (‘Iiili . livid asi w

election of

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--Dl-.'.\Tll 0F HRS. DAVID GRIF- —Much sym-

. ._ before his return:

L the annual xncct- I

51., rniertained hei- sister, Mp, F. A. Wood of Moncton, N. 13., at four tables of bridge.

TTI-Q-‘PTIRREIL- AlYlZllllLSllltlu

i Charles Pickard. or the Royal gm. ndlail Airforcc, has been LrﬂllSlHTvd from Trenton to Camp Borden, out. where lie will take a special course as Armament Artitlcer. He lS l a son of Mr. and Mrs. Huiold L. Pickard and is meeting wit splen- did success" in his chosen irrofession.

1 PLACE NEW BOILERS —Tlie ; two extra boilers for the C. N. R. mower house were placed inside ,‘ thc building Sunday by the steam

icrauo and crew of the Bridge and .Buildini: depzirtiiicnp. Work was icontlnucd yesterday placing the

ilnrge boilers in pusitzoit nlongsidii lthe two previously plzwed and iHvliich are now in opcraiion.

I PILOT JONES ARRIVES-P. iJnnes 0i the Canadian All‘\\ﬂ_\'S irlved in Charlotletouin ycslci ~‘

from Sioux lookout. Ontario, where

he was stationed SllWc last spring.

Elie ‘Vmlfli! ‘sack ‘he nini- PIAQYJI“ l iecr "Drnyun" which has bciin .1; ' Ufoimrzo undergoing overhauling ' on for winter service mi

i the C...» "loitctsyvn-lkiozitmi ;-.:ii"\iii;<-. Pilc; Juries will be in Charlottctoiisn , for the winter ‘ i -—$'l.000 FIRE AT LOT ill -- A,‘ igranary’ with all its contort ’ _‘ icluiling machinery and a Ii I i with its contents, including ll prac- tically new truck. all owned by Stu lnic: MacLean. Southwest Lo‘. Hi. , . were totally destroyed by tire iihirli . broke out about eight oblorik Sun- . day night. when Mr. ZVlai-lucan an‘ i his family \'.ei'e in church. it \ only by hard work of the ncigliho: that the buildings were saved. The loss is $2.000. and so lar a knowiii. thorn is no insurance.

FUNERAL SERVICI‘\—'I'IIC iun- cral of Mr. John MacKenna wa. iield yesterday morning from his late residence 78 Edward Street ic j

- iiriv liiiioaiid rirrl one son , u-rr. iirrdrcrariirl her. and nil vrrnor, who made the iiini- ‘Trrtllrri in the world war. _ i1. 4 In l|l"illl'.il one rlaughler .i'.'fl.\". i1li.. liT. .‘.‘l (.'.ll1il)i)(‘]ll BOI- Hrn. nisil our; son. Edwin P, 0i

' 1 (_i'-,,,;i(.iwi.~ii.\iii. and two grandchil-

’.i ii . l ("niiiwili iii-"i. .1 it i-ii

aiirl lilicanor Camp-

nlsn thrcc foster 1i i iihiil iMrs. William \\.i1 iii. Frank lililloubi’. and Edith

i rlrrr, Vt xizzor

.3 Tl or‘ Charlottetown.

fanny re.

. ii fxiizi i.i:'- ﬂcnoc on Belmont Stree

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rs. Lynda was a lady of ster- vh-irartcr and will be much wi- I'd iii: her family and those ii-‘iio knrw her.

.l-.i'4i.\' a RHICUMATIC CAPSUL

. n» um yii-i lrnm tin pain and AtiInQ

II Y|PIl'|'!\lilH\ nnril m-nritip; rivogulci. Illa ..i.i h . l|'ll|, [nnwinﬂ uric! lurnbya (lame hi!’ k 1m] sharp, subbing pain olmlhm.

i l'i ..-.~ qynnr DWI] rnM n“ 150cm l; ill) (Mi y no trial.

i vvifn imi i Dunn: i BUL- llmlu. us. “I

' iminniits were .'.."l‘\"‘il. H

GOP DON FIFE, Solollie

lilNTl-IIVIAINED AT BRIDGE-g Mrs. Ernest H. Anderson, Euszon ,

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-—LEAVES FOR. FREDERICTON Jtalph Silliphunt of the Experi- i mental Fox Farm Summerslde left iiu. morning for Fredericton, N. 8.. to act as judge at the com- . bined live fox and pelt. show being ‘i held in tho‘. city on Thursday, this .sl.ow ls open to all breeders in , New Bruiiwlck and is sponsored iby the Fredericton Fox Club.—S.

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--DEATH OF JAMES . J. IIlICHES-Many friends learn I with regret of the passing of James .J. Hughes. whose death occurred i ll Charlottetown on December 1st. iMr. Hughes belonged to Klnkora and was a. prominent farmer. He iwas a staunch Liberal and nsslsi- iecl his party in many ways. His i wife. formerly Mary MacGulgan iof Hope- Rivei- predeceased him i two years ago. One sister is left to jmourn. Mrs. Frank lifacKenna o! il-iiukora. The funeral was held on -F‘riilay morning from the Catholic Clhlffll at Kiirkora, Rev. Dr. Smith celebrating the Requiem

-Il0l'SE WARMING-A num- bu!‘ of friends and relatives gath- Iirrd at the lovely new home of Mr. LLlld Mrs. BE. Parkman at the

' was‘. ciiid of Suminerside on Friday

net to give them a real old-fash-

‘ i0llt‘(l housewarming. A presenta-

tion and address was responded to heartily by Mr. and Ildrs. Pdlliluiill. and the toast of the ev-

i cinni; ivas to the host and hostess.

A program of music and game of

, l‘lil‘(lS were enjoyed by the guests

and refreshments served by the liidiiis -S.

_-L.»\Il) T0 REST-I'm funeral of Ali-s. Maior Scliurinan was held ustcrdayi afternoon from her late deuce on Belmont Street and ms very largely attendedpRev. J. Wil on conducted the service wlDtl by the choir of the Bap- Cliurch who sang, Nearer My God to Thee, and Jesus Lover of My soul. Mrs. Jack MacLeod sang, Sleep on Beloved. The pallbearers were Messrs. Ralph Dodds, Jack

.. . .v ,; . x _ D wd G "f- St. Dunstans Basilica where Req- i AIacLcod, C. B. Jelly. R. Ellis. Ed- “.3; Lyiﬂqgw-fqi, iii; (will, o; ryxﬂs uiem High Mass was celebratrci by l 211' Clark and William Smallman. s m, yil-ldnv mommg a; the Rev. P. ‘iVlacMahon, D.D. Snyioesilm-Plnlellt W415 m the family I110‘ i. 3.1- iii 37 years from pnerii- grevthsviffrfeg. Iago dfgmrilicitirlijlliii‘ I l“ We P 9°91“ °°m°ie1'5'--5- 11.1 Mrs. Griffin vras the daug - - "Y - 11W‘ i - —-——-- . . . . . Aft ll .-~i.-;,.,~,-, n? w Mr and .\Irs.\Vil1lam Bolger bliarelrs gergMessriilaoitiilvlc-siiitxlag. “wk it r2116 Qgfgmgn ililréi-aegf T‘ “"5 ii “I” xvmf‘ Them are ‘an’ to ' ' ' m me’ an “on ‘ which she fractured lie hi M i , :1 the loss of an affectionate Pclcr MacCarron, Lemuel Winch- Catherfnk Gwen belovgd 5;’ Tit- . ‘- i ~ ’ ' e o l" ‘ “ ‘M!’ *.“°‘“.“." h" hyusband and i “tr and James LaMGL l-‘reti W. Green superintendent of l. ‘ ~l‘ll sinn l (‘lll dren. Aso her par- v _ Comptﬂies passgd awn ma“ a i g 31,1 ‘ems, four 91:. anddhrce broth- _ MARRIED IN NEW IORIv-Miss‘ hw home ion Arlim tong‘: t va at a‘ of 4i lr-rs namely, Tubella in Summcr- ,Loma MacBetl-i and Dr. Wllllalili ‘jwn M S‘ 15 h dee E5. .\‘ {wiiu ibKlPI Elllllvl‘ at home: Mrs. Evelyn iMaoPhee were married on Novein- bu“ “r3 “Y m°m' F " -* 1:; Printer and hires Beatrice of Bcs- iber 5 at 5th Avenue Presbytcrziiu .0 t Q‘ n 1' 3 ~ she w“ "- r.-» r and ‘ m". John nnd Emmett Bolger at Church New York. Miss Lilac- “m “l "or and “mum 9V"? ‘ person the d f i; w c _wiii.ir and Mi. Mark Bolser Beth is the daughter of Mr. and, Wm“; n Sm° ﬁler law: l" ‘in Maine-S. Mrs. A. D. MacBetii, 20 Lurton ‘ _. m” e" m ~ l , Street, Quincy. Mass. and Dr. Mac- n mm“ ca“ and attenum °7 i’ TwslnY Phee is the son of Mr. Edwin g?’ “Mn”! “m; Blenddmlllhl" i - .. i vﬂiwr ason. w o were her con- l’ (‘LATIONS - m. gfiwgfénfflaggd ‘Tffyfff stunt attendants. and other mem- . , _ - ~~ i . I ' "my of summer remon was rformed bv thr- Rev be“ n! h" mmny- ‘*5 m" mum I.. iizrutulatejd Ann the Harry YTRYIOIPGD‘ D ML ‘Bikini’ leave their own duties did much to i . IISOH M1 WE ' Phw L; 1 ‘anddquﬁhwv M u“ i comfort the patient. Mrs. Green . iimr‘ on Nov. 28th.—S M m‘ aBTh Ea~t>m * m was born at Village Gecn eighty ‘ "r— a ‘T ° ‘ 5 y“ ' ' wars mo the dali hter m th i ' Tﬂvllill P5357957“ — M” 5' I’ , ._ , and Sarah Samgple ‘I/eatlrilegbiey r' rri. \\'l ii w in Mrs. McLurc Cel- “ EDNMDA‘ Fifty-four years ago she married r'~ . in: ‘_i'i~liannivrrsar_v oflheir ...1)[;,\T1~| 0F MR5, ("Amy-is Fwd w_ Green she leaves besides L -~ ERICKSON-—Mrs. Charles 1Elric'- hq. lwsimmd two dau » ~ - - . ghters l son (nee Georgie May Matthew», Lnbpm wire of mm K ' I. , massed away early Tuesday inorii- and Bcrthéy widow 3n thznxlliﬁ: P" dnu hier- of ing at the home of her parents. .< _ _ f1. , Ralph Harrington, West Acton B, . Sainiicl Caslcy of , Mr. and Mr". Vernon Mattliewi, brother, John weatherbie Lake 1 "l Mr. McLurc entered Stililllllcfslde. liiirs. Erickson was vow“ and ‘our sisters’ Mijs. Des_ l‘ ~ of the lain. Mr. domes i oim‘ d4 Scars of asc H1141 ll-‘Kl 5°C" Champ and M155 sugie weather)“, i‘ n1. of Kcnsiiizton. ill for oyeritliree gear Sh?‘ cilvm‘ Village Green Sadie Weatherbiel .. D be was book- ‘oer gr: 10o. in lllTllYlf’.“"(‘ uni. i vs“, _ Md “ ‘Wm sister M" w- .‘ - c Y". i‘ “Emil” i ili“.i;%i;i..i° °“ -‘-;-.-. i i. l». ‘amulet. PEI. . .i-. ..i~:l ilsn w i. .0 hivm" ‘ m,“ t ', 3.2:: urn-e grandchildren and four U ' f. of ‘sgc.‘ca‘gvorzﬁlali_irﬁ_ , great grandchildren. This ﬁne ‘ _ ‘ '\a,.ﬂ,.-\i,~i 1-. home their. Shin-hiya iisiili l “éx-nny or f?“ generatklm W55 me l 1,. ‘“i.,(.-, ' ion: iiinrs-i. GPOTPIO Fﬁllli’ liillili" to i nude and ‘lo-v of Mrs‘ Green she , , . . .. _ . ,,_ ' _ ,. _.. h, w. a-c gr)», i her pzircints and rr-mainrid with 3%,“: 1,1131%‘. "f Nmumbﬂlﬂ _ i . -~ ~_ ‘ . _, ._ ,. . u CISOIWBICHSHLMBJI. ; H i i gm... U; ,.,,_, 6,.“ which he new , them until the Bull. Sui lrmcs to she V,“ a devoted wife and ‘I ‘i1: brother Iirdciﬁok, who i Yiwurn {besides when yvhllabalid. i! mmhﬂ. and “nmi the mnrmitles I nairbii: cf .\'<’!H‘~= Wm‘ Lag“ oj1‘;,n'q(?.1,“r“°,;, m par‘ i of old age came upon her. ever at (if t is My 8'51‘ r ~ ~"~ i i i the rill] of neighborhood famili y “o... n._,(.i._. “l” i brother. Tlllrlllllﬁ, and -i 1 ‘we; f 1 - 93 ‘ ' ,. 1i . Mn. Th . i1. ~ w" “km” l" distress- f- i wlbiorhprsymiaatliy islxttrnzlccl. S. i " ‘ﬁlm Jm" ‘I'm me wh°1° °°m' ; y ‘ "d resuicnti _______ _ nninity in ‘mourning the 1mg of g F csiergrnﬂ. Pn-O-n n! ___ANNUAL MEWHNG _ Mm, tine Christian character. and their I!‘ - 2mm ac an“, w“ 1T M, sympathy goes out to the stricken .. gl l M Qu s . . i . flgiovqk"? president, of the EVOllIllfJ.‘ A o .ar_vi llnslmnd, and hi5 91111115! in U181? "Fit. i..;.-.i.i i» i irsiititit.il.?."rizfi.izf.ilif.r “mi ~ . - , _.__q_\_ ._ ,0 .e we ' ~;nil..i.i..n. at the age $61.23;.“gmﬁrfﬁlggﬁrgg‘“Amﬁi? to tell Just when the hands poms; ; Secretary, Mrs. lilrnest. Vi/right; "50): l“? o? e314’ hm"- , ‘ " m “Tusurerv Miss Milan“, wrmhu lluiniiinl services was held at her ', , may’ ‘_ J Sec Church Siciiarzlshilp. Mrs. 1*" “Um” sundﬂyi Oci- 13th 39V- ‘ 1- (loath was i Cﬂny L”: Tcmpvnnxcc Vmrb,‘ A. M. Jeffries officiated. M95575, I n “h m" l Miss Mubci Linkli-ttvr; S‘. tiiucrs Kgflmijici-Vi F- Kennedy. C. Wil- , ‘ “(I Secretary. Mrs. 1301,, Sthurinmi. “m' _"v {lgi w- Hllghe-i 5nd J- . i._ \. i ..ie ld _The 0mm“ “We mhmxdlwl byrwrs’ Butlci vilicic her pallbearers. r ‘- Wfw“ m“ m h" Davies. Miss Helen Davivs snIiI; n THURSDAY a A ‘ll 3 l‘) Kwlwlﬁtm‘ solo which viins much RDPFPCEGLPAL Mr. 11A. MacKinnon. Charlotte- 1 i‘ “i” “t m An (‘I.f‘!‘('ll;t‘ nn Missions ivas pni- toxin. was rc-elected president of . , -"‘*‘-'~ " "Y i" scntcd by Mrs. liornii Cimiiiiiel’. 11W P111100 EdWﬂ-Yd I-‘ilfmd C-iflini! 5' F114 slit mﬁlfd V‘ mi- ]\[15$Q5 Miiqrui wright; “m1 A rirition, at. the adiourzzcd an- ‘ ’ '-‘~1-i 3"‘ Si"? Pllrchf Miriam Lidstone. Miss MacQuar- iuiai meeting last night. lif“‘.‘l prﬁpﬂii. m. mad a paper on Crhris-tinns, Ills Honour Lieut. Governor De- marit.’ FEMS 1" The new study book "Men nnd Bllilf. was rc-clecicd honorary pre-. , Sh? made *1 Women in Far Horizons" was in- sideni. . botn in Kcn- trounced by the prg§idrgntl my; n (gilicr officers elected were: vice- iilotictinivii. Wim brief ICVIPW 0f the SPCOTKI chapter president for Princc. Hon. T. A. ..-. ‘n cf the llliii-‘ii!’ vxris given by Mrs. Davies. The illlllDlJPll. Summerslde; vice-presi- w \ is always uillinizaiid box iur Lin: fin-slim Tani Kirk; * for Kings, W. A. lifcLaggari. in"... <...f in any needy packed and nt lhi- Iiozizluiion rc- ‘. secretary treasurer, C. s. Charlottetown,

Executive: L. R. Allen and B. W. Robinson, Summers“ .

A. Belcher and Harry Winch”. ter. Charlottetown.

C. K. Wlghtman and George Mc- Intyre, Montague.

—IMPROVING—Frlends will be pleased to learn that Mr. J.E. Dal- ton is improving from his serious attack of neumonim-S.

The death occurred suddenly at Crapaud on November 21st of Mr. Russel Stcrcly. Mr. stordy was a. bout his usual duties when he was stricken by a. heart attack

BlIlDE-TO-BE REMEMBERED -Frlends of Miss Naomi L. Batu, Cornwall. who is to be a principal in an important event in the near future, gathered at her homo on Saturday evening to "shower" her with gifts and wishes for future happiness. The decorations in the different rooms were most attrac- tive and made the event quite fes- tive. The remembrances, which were numerous, varied- nnd costly, go to show the high esteem 1n- which Miss Naomi is held in Corn- wall where she has been a. very successful teacher for the past two years.

—-DEATII 0F MR. LEVI TRAIN- Olb-There passed away 1n the City Hospital. Charlottetown, last Sat- urday Mr. Levi 'I‘ra1noi-. of Kelly's Cross. Mr. Trainer had just rec- ently removed to Charlottetown from Kelly's Cross when he was taken ill. He. leaves to mourn his widow nee Katie Murray of Albany, and six children, four girls and two boys. namely. Faustino, Esther. Theresa, Muriel. Adrian and Thom- as. Also one brother. Bennett 'I‘rain- or, Kelly's Cross and two sisters Mrs. Frank Roach, Kelly's Cross. and Mrs. Leo Doyle, Charlottetown. Another brother resides in the Ca- nadian West. The funeral was held on Monday from the home of his sister, Mrs. Roach at Kelly's Cross to the R. C. Church, Rev. Fr. Pltre officiating at the Requiem Mass. Interment was in the R. C. Cemetery where his parents. Pat- rick ‘Trainer and his wife are buried.

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After m illness extending over l period of many months, Edith A. Webster, wife of Warren Newaom of Crapaud, P. E. I.. passed away on September 28th. The late Mrs. New- som was born in Charlottetown in 1863. In her early days she taught school in Victoria.

She was an active enthustastlc member, of the ‘It-yon Baptist Ohumh. Here her interest and sup- port will be greatly missed. The funeral service was held on Sunday, October 4th from her iota residence and was conducted by her pastor Rev. T. 0. DeWolfe, assisted by Rev. J. B. Wilson of rside and Rev. E. G. Bridgewater of the Ang- lican Church. Crapaud.

The large funeral gathering and the many floral tributes bespoke the high esteem and regard for her, held by all. Interment took place in the Westmoreland Cemetery. Beside her husband, the late Mrs. Newsom leaves to mourn, one daughter. Mary. at home; a son, Reginald o! Kelouna, B. C... who came home w attend the funeral; three sisters. Mrs. (Dr.) Robertson of Jamaica. Plains. Massachusetts; who was with her sister in her last fitness. Mrs. W. B. Robertson of Charlotte- town and Mrs. wm. RlPPW 0! Moncton, N. B.

Mrs. L. G. Ferguson, westville. N. S. Maritime representative of the Womens Advisory Committee of the National Employment Commis- sion, brrived in Charlottetown ‘masday.

Mrs. Ferguson has interviewed provincial government members. fiend; of womens organizations and prominent Charlottetown citizens seeking suggestions and co-oper- atk i. relative to putting girls and women back into employment.

The committee is investigating fields already overcrowded and seeking the lead of the various communitiesin opening up new avenues of work for women.

"Special attention f: being given

to developing the less efficiently trained women and girls through seeking out occupational activities for farm girls and exploring native crafts to meet possible tourist dc- mands," Mrs. Ferguson said. . Yesterday the advisory commit- tee representative interviewed Major P. S. Fielding, deputy Pro- vincial Secretary-Treasurer; Hon. W. H. Dennis, Minister of Agri- culture; Miss Jean Rodd, Super- visor of Women's Institutes; Mr. G. P. Nicholson, City Clerk; Dr. Croteau, Professor of Sociology and Economics at St. Dunstanﬁs Uni- versity and Prince of Wafs 00l- lege; nnd Mrs. J. A. Mathicaon. Regent, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire.

Mrs. Ferguson remains in Char- lottetown today.

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BRIDAL SHOWER-Mrs. L. G. Anderson and Mrs. R. W. Ander- son were joint hostesses at a. de- lightful shower at the farmer's home Wednesday evening in hon- our of Mrs. Eric Farquharson, one of the recent lovely brides.

NEW W. C. T. U. BRANCH-A branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union was organized at North Wlltshirc on Dec. 2nd with the following elected ns offi- cers: Pres., Mrs. Willie Clark; vice pres, Mrs. Aqullla Bowman; sccih. rm. Bruce Deacon; corr. secy.. Mrs. Earle McRae; treasurer,’ "Mrs. Douglass Younker. There were el- even members present who ex- pressed their wishes to belong to the Union and were each presented with a white ribbon bow by Mrs. W. A. Thomson.

"REPEAT PERFORMANCE- The Whole Town's Talking wax; presented again last night by the C. Y. M. L. players to a delighted audience. Mr. George Clow who directed the play and the whole cast are to bu congratulated on their clever presentation of one of the best comedy hits of the sea- son. The young ‘ladies who sang during intermission were heartily encored for their lively numbers. The pianists were Mrs. Roy Silli- phant, Mrs. E. P. Foley and Mrs. Joseph Callaghan-S.

Mr. B. F. Tinney was elected Chancellor Commander of Empire Lodge No. l9, Knights of Pythias. at the regular convention in Chur- lottetown last night. Other officers elected for the incoming term were: Vice-Chancellor. William Henry; Prelate. H. R. Vessey: Master of Work, Lloyd Yeo; Keeper of Record and Seal, I. J. Mclnren; Master of ﬁnance, Alvin Ford; Master of Exchequer, C. L. McKay; Master at Arms. Gordon Toombs; Inner Guard, Harry Mc- Kee; Outer Guard. J. A. Brady: Trustee, J. A. MacKenzle.

—THE DAUGHTER 0F JAIRUS 1S PRESENTED BY PRESBY- TERIAN CIIOIIL-‘rhe beautiful Cantata. the Daughter of Juli-us was presented last night by the choir of the Presbyterian Church at Summerside. Miss Muriel Lea presided at the organ. The solo parts were taken by M155 Vera, Malcolm Campbell. Messrs. T. W. Bentley, J. C. Mountain, Lowell Hancock and Arnold Taylor. The choir have been practicing for some time fort-his performance and the time spent WI!‘- well re- warded. as their presentation of this stupendous production was vrry high class. The service clos- ed with Christmas hymn and

The Shining Star Mission Band of 8t. James Church gave a de- lightful Christmas concert in the Sunday School last evening with a. good attendance of parents and friends. The chairman. Mr. R. R. Hurst ably presided and thanked at those who helped in the suc- cess of the concert, particularly mentioning the leader Mrs. N. D. MncLcim and her immediate help- ers and also Miss l-Iornby and Miss B. Huestls for their presence and help. lvlrs. K. M. Martin presided at the piano and the little ones in their own inimitable manner sang. played and recited individually and in unison in a manner reflecting much credit on their teachers. Miss Marie Davies’ dances in cos- tume and Miss Beryl McDonald's violin solo were so insistently ap- plauded that encore; were given but owing to the ltnﬂtlij: program other encores were prettlly ro- sponded to by graceful bows. Rev. Dr. Legato congratulated the young performers on the fim work they were accomplishing and encour- aged the children and their lead- ers to still further efforts. Tooth- some candy was sold and the eve- ning closed with God Save the King.

i games and sing song.

Summersfde firemen were out yesterday morning to the resi- dence of Frank Wedge on the cor- ner oi’ Granville and Ottawa 51s.. but it was found that the fire had confined itself to the burning of a quantity of m: paper. which WM quickly put out. No damage was done. 5-

WINS CAKE — The cake donat- ed by Mrs. David White, York Point, to the Cornwall York Point Women's Institute was drawn for and Miss Elaln McPhail, No. 38. daughter of Mr. Colin A. and Mrs. McPhall. York Point. was the for- tunate little girl. The proceeds arc to be used by the Institute winch helps and gives to many charitable causes.

Two splendidly acted one-act plays were presented last evening by the Charlottetown Little ‘Theatre as the opening studio night of their second season. Pre- sident Dr. T. E. Robbins in a. short address between the two plays gave the members a description of the work of the Little Theatre in Canada. and the United States. and also reviewed the progress of the local guild.

SOCIAL GATHERING —- A very pleasant evening was spent on Wednesday, Dec. 2nd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McNeil]. Malpequc Rd. whens. number of relatives and friends gathered to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Jack Math- eson, Jr.. nee Miss Alice Mathcsﬁn North River. into the family circle. The time was pleasantly passed in During the evening Miss Mary McNeil 11nd Miss Norma. McNeill. cousins of the groom, entered the living room car- rying well-filled baskets of presents which were presented to the bride and groom wirle Mrs. Fred H1501! and Miss Ina Wiler read the ac- companying verses. Mr. Mathes- on on behalf of himreli and young bride thanked all for their kind wishes. etc.. and after bouncing th- grooom. a dainty lunch was Scrvfd by the ladies, and in the wee small hours the company dispersed with best wishes for the nappy married life of the young couple.

BRIDAL SHOWER - On Thurs- day evening. Nov. 26th. a largo number of young people gather- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Livingston. Spring Park Road, to tender a nusccllaneous shower to Miss Lena. MacDonald in honor of her approaching marri- age. As the guests assembled in the living room tho bride-to-bo was ushered in and seated in a chair prettily decorated for the occasion. A heavily laden basket trimmed in pink and white and full to the brim of beautiful gifts was then carried in by little Shirley Liv- ingston and Eric Blnns dressed as bride and groom. The gifts were unwrapped by Mrs. Joseph Smith and Miss Agnes Flynn. Whlll‘ NIB humorous and witty verses were rend by Miss Margaret Alyward. Lunch uias served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Carr Binns and Mrs. Joseph Smith. after which dancing was indulged in till the wen sma‘ hours of the morning.

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—7 *7 ‘ ' 3 ENGLAND-In the Plilltw‘ iwiiim; Hospital. Dec. 93h, 1936 tn Mr. and Mrs. John H. England of HKLClOId a daughter.

BLAIR-At 22 1-: POWliIll si, Dec 5. 193B. to Mr. and f\!r~ ii, 13 Blair. a daughter.

GALLANT-At Bordon. 13F.‘ T. i935 to Mr. 8nd Mrs. Wilfred Gallant a son. , ' LEIGH —- At Montreal. PQ, 4,

December 7th, i936, tn Mr. an Mrs. Charles B. Leigh, ii m", Charles Albert.

JOHNSON-At 'l‘r_i-on. Iivi- T. 1513i to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jolnisor

(nee Margaret Callbeclri a 5m), WRIGHT-At lifddlclon, Nm 1936. to Mr. and .\'r=. Wright. a daughter.

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