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laundry. Albert Aitlien. Mrs. Im- Iiarrlet Ulelr.
Weldon Levon.
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..'l.lplI.Vl IIIDAY. August 4 for big dance in Lower Montague.
..-rrrran roorweaa at the Montague Shoe Store.
JMQDIIN AND OLD TIMI: DANCE. Beaver club. Montague. August lith. Bright spew Orch- stra.
Miss Jean Grant. R.N'.. Montreal. is spending her vacation in Mon- tague. guest or her parents sena- tor and Mrs. T. V. Grant.
Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Okum of Toronto are spending a few weeks visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fraser. Hopelleld.
. . 'Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murray and family. Valleyfield, spent sun- dey in Clyde River. visiting friends and relatives. They also attended the communion service at Clyde River Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Douglas Clay and her son. Mr. Robert Clay. of Broolrline. Mau.. are spending August at the Poole cottage in Lower Montague. Mr. Cley. nephew of Mr. Edward Munn. Roseneath. is town repre- sentative for Bivookline and also working outside Boston.
.-c1rci.is'rs ON TOUR - A group of young cyclists on a tour sponsored by the American Youth Hostels Organization. arrived in Montague on Tuesday night from Charlottetown. The group. com- prising twelve cyclists. left Sun- derland. Mass., on June 29, and travelled through New Hampshire, Vermont. Maine. St. John. Mone- ion. Summerside and Charlotte- town to Montague. a distance of I200 miles. The group boarded the Ulna here to take them to Sydney, N. S.. where they will continue their trip through Cape Breton and Nova Scotia. The remainder of their tour will take four weeks
to complete, travelling through different parts in the Maritimes.
Wliim Road 0 O O and Vicinity Miss Ruby Msouod. whim Road, was a recent visitor to char- lottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Molyneaux; Southport. were recent visitrrs 0.
Miss Olive Newman. Parkdsle. is spending a few days in Montague ai. the home of Mr. and Mrs Lorne Wigglnton.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Macbeavi and son. Michael. of Degros Marsh were business visitors to Montague Tuesday.
Lieutenant-Commander Roger W. Hazlett and Mrs. Hazlett of Hyde Park, Mass.. formrrly of New York. and Mrs. Marlon Ferry and her son Stephen. arr vacationing in Cardigan, guests of Mrs. Haz- lett's mother. Mrs. John A. Steele.
Rev. H. .7. Vickcrson of Ruther- ford, Ontario, and his son Charles, are spending the mouth of August in Montague. visiliiig his mother. Mrs. Charles Vickcrson.
.'ll0.VfE FROM LABRADOR-- Mr. Martin C. MacPhcr.:-on. radio station operator at Labrador. is spending a few weeks at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John N. MacPhcrsnii, Glcn Martin. II. has also bi-on learned that Mr. MacPhcrsnnis daiiglitcr. Louisr. who has been employed at Halifax for the past two years. is leaving for Gror-nlzincl whcrc she will be employed at the American air base.
..'GUI-JST SPEAKER-On Sun- day morning the service in Trinity United Church. Montague, was conducted by Dr. J. .1. Downing of Montreal. As his text ho chose "Love thy nciglibnr as thyself". saying that in order to love oth- ers as ourselves we IHIVI? to let God come into our lives. "Not only,lei- ting him come in in our lives is sufficient," said Mr. Douiiinil. ”h'-II we must let Illtll lead us ll'I)lLllCI' he desires and ur must rollmi without. questioiiiim.” Mrs. l)0Wll- ing was guest soloist at this sor- vice.
Belleviie Woiiian
M-,m I The funrial nan hrlri on Mon- dai. July Slsi. ni Af1l"IlP MacKav. Somerville. Mass. formerly of Prince Edward Island. Born in Bcllcvuc. P.E.l.. the lat: Mrs. MacKnv was the daughter of Roderick Macxrix. ncllevue, anti the former Clll'Isll0 Maolaeod.
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ter evening to report "We a stack today . . . and do you know. Eilei job f the stacking. . . .
tering feet, of children's and play. of a hundred requests, of
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bow of smiles and all off then to some new and more exciting inter- est. "In turns on the 'trtke' - now
granddaughter trying to teach her of a fairness in life though we have
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Scotia Capital for the past four-- tcen years.
Friends of Mrs. Mabel Levers are sorry to hear of her illness and all hope her condition will speedily improve, Mrs. La'vers' daughter. Mrs. Judon Baker of Trenton. us, who was to return to her home on Sunday, has stayed over in George- town due to her motherts illness.
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forlrfuls lift magically from the laden wagon close by and rising quickly to the end of a swaying pole above. drop then in a heap at Rob's feet. He it is of the three that does the stacking. not from choice per- maps but because the duty seems to have been thrust upon him. And if James has his moments of con- cern during the building when to his mind ”She's too big altogether -we'll never find enough hay to finish her!” or "You drew her in too fast - she'll not stand much weather" or shake his head over the supposition that "she's got a cam to the East", Rob has no rival for his position as yet. And it turns out happily for all when James comes in to supper on a win- opened
that boy made a remarkable
For us. today was one of busy pai- laughter
dd childish verbal skirmishes and presently sunshine hrough these. and is clearing rain-
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Hopefield. P.l-3.1. she was 5!) year: of age and had hccii residing in Somervillc since 19 I.
fairness for womenklnd. Their por- tion is ever to give and give . . . "I do give him (Gage) his turn - but
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Moore. Whlm Road.
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ones about the table or trooping in
coaxed Jamie as prayer put, he
'M.rs. Macl(;iy passed away on he W k it h Id 1 H h I of the outdoor: alter dark anywa ”.M,., J.mes Muieod. gm. b .d" H d n s I ' s ou ast ii t'e to lunch hetncen-times with three was about to m int b d " - n ployee of the Island Motor Trans- My 2”” I" Cam " -””' Mal” 3” time! And its not going to - im different tastes to satisfy. Coniinu- listen to the xxlllsit? of 318 ewateiI”I:I ;?:daIvIIial:e!:I'ound Mum my kc”
the funeral service was held from the A. E. Long; Memorial (;nape'. Cambridge, with Rev. Norman
port Company, visited nu home at Sailing!"
OUSIY busy by day, and then sudden. Whlm Road on Saturday.
Quiet anda wide silence in
the gates! You've nothing. like illldilllvse in at your home!" "No." he I
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fred Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg MacLean Charlottetown. spent Sunday with Mrs. Maol.ean's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell. whim Road.
Mrs. Louis Power of Medford. Mass. Mr. Atwood MacDonald. and Mr. George Gorrlll. both of Glen- wood. spent several days at Whini Road. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Moon.
Mrs. Roy Clark and young son. ieturned to Charlottetown site" spending the week with hei sis- ter and brother-in-law. Mr. anc Mrs. William Webster. Montague.
Mr. Earl Meoxay and Mr. Nathan Finlavson of Bangor, to- gether with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simon and Mrs. Evelyn Simon oi Minneapolis. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lewrence Stuart. Whim Road.
After the Bible school classes at whim Road on Sunday. several ichildren were taken by their lead- er. Mr. Stanley streight. to Ban- got, to assist in the singing at the service there. The group Iri- cluded Mlss Edie MacDonald. Miss Lana MacDonald. Miss Mary Katherine Munro. and Mr. Donnie Munro. The children afterwards enjoyed supper at Mr. streightxs home.
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She is survived by her hu”-band. Duncan A, MacK:i.V.
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and Vicinity Mr. Miller of Now Glas- gow. N. S., is visiting; at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Eiiici'::uii Lit-wt-I
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Master Paul Balchilder is sprn: I ing a few hnlidziys in Cl”i1ll'lOlI1l town, where lie is the guest. of ii aunt. Mrs. George MacDonald.
Mr. Leo. Gotell of Ottawa is v.i cationing in Georgetown with re- latlves. with Mr. Gotell are vxo Ottawa. friends,
Mr. John C. Gotcll. Caretaker of the Georgetown Post Office is at present on his annual holidays anti is being relicvcd by Mr. Richard Levers.
Mr. Adolphus sciilly. Canadian National Railway Trainman, is employed for the summer and autumn months with the C.N.R. in Montreal, Quebec.
Chief Petty Officer Robert Jen- kins and daughter Ann. who have been visiting here as the guest oi Mr. Jenkins' parents. left on Wed- nesday for their home in Halifax. N. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hobbs and family of Belleville, Ontario are holidaying with relatives in Georgetown. Mr. Hohhs is R mem- ber of the Royal Canadian Air Force.
Mr. Gordon Douglas of Gran- brook. B. C., is spending his va- cation at the home of his mother, Mrs. L. H. Douglas. Mr. Douglas is a Professor of English at the High school at Cranbroolr.
Mrs. William Simmonds of Sea View and Mrs. Harry Simmonds of Charlottetown have been the iiuesta for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hanson of Burnt Point.
Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Mcvicer and daughter Dianne of Port nlgln, N. 13.. erived ln,Georgetnwn a few days ago and are the guests of Mrs. McVIcers' parents Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank nouchard and family of Halifax. N. 8.. ar- rived in Georgetown a few days ago and will take up residence here. Mr. Boucherd has been en- geged in the Contracting and carpentry, trade in the Nova
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