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FEW DOMINION SCHOOL EXAIVI— HVATION

On Friday afternoon, June 28. 1929 it 3.00 p. m., a good number of parents and friends o: the New Dam- lnion school met in the class room far the closing exorcism.

The school room decorated with red roses and mixed white flowers and was also nicely lumished for the occasion.

lVliss Bessie McEwen very capably took the part of chairman. In her re- marks she made special mention oi the good work done during the year by both teacher and pupils. She also complimented those who had decorat- ed ihe school.

Miss Violet McCanni )__the teaher, gave an interesting report of her year's work.

The Examination by the teacher showed a marked improvement in the pupils work and all present pronounc- ed this part of the program to be quite satisfactory.

Prizes were awarded to the child- ren as follows.

Keeping of Health Rules—-Charlie MacInnis.

lst prize for Drawing-Roy Wilson.

Ind prize for drawing-Ivan Wilson.

1st prize for Spelling-Lloyd Mc- Phce. 2nd prize for spelling-Pearle Mas- 011,. lsirprize for writing-Arthur Wil- son. 1st in Oral Arithmetic-Mae Betts.

_ Improvement in work-Eleanor Mason. The school was awarded second

class certificates for Physical ‘Irain- ing by the Strathcona Trust Com- PW-

_'.l'he address below was read by Master Lloyd McPhee and Master Arthur Wilson presented a gift.

New Dominion, P. E. Island _ June 2a, 102s

near Teacher:

We, the pupils of New Dominion school take this opportunity to show our gratitude for the work you have done for us in the past year. If, at times we have been trying your pat- ience, please remember that school walk can not always be sunshine.

i 1W0 thank you teacher, for having ready at all times to help us work. and for having been ‘fui-“Iuldspnot only in lessons, but lqfiftniviflflllbits, rupect for ._._ mrqnia-.wt11°tism.]ood good cit- afililhip. And may blow itlis our desire to become the. children you nayo triad to train us tojbs.‘

f 11W! appreciate very deeply yourworl:

v it’ up yu

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LOWELL SHERMAN JOHN MACK BROWN GWEN LEE

was tastefully ’

for us this year. and vqifidccopt this small‘ gift‘ as greatd-egsrd for you enibranco of your first ‘"

i"- . . 1,7; farewell, it is witnthe is only for sixwecks ‘ -

will return again

IQEBOOIGwOrkWIthUJ. may‘; “are, your pupils oi New _ _ __ v hool. " ' ‘ -:-fjQ3qp'.'-.. ' “closeoftheprcgramms - ~q9gy d cake were served by a ' jg, y,

iilon and Mrs. AR.

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school. Riemarics» by the

chairman-Miss MacEwenp » -. l Report o; Year's Work-Tho Teach- er. ' Teacher. - ~ Recitation+The Maclnnis; Awarding-of prizes-The Cilsirnlan I Chorus-The‘ Maple.__-Leaf-'I'he School." ~ . __ Drill-Tho rlog-Jrnreeairls. ~ < ~ Recitation-Tile Shadow - on i110‘ Blind—‘Arthur Wilson. Drlll—T'he Boy's Brigade. Three ‘boysT - - » -~ . Recitationi—"'l‘he~ Wasier- Crust.- LloydMacPheé. ., ,. __ . Duet and Chonzs-Jidile- Open Road- i-c; Maclnrlis and L.‘ lvrdcrhee. t Recitation-TheQuaker and the ‘Robbers-Roy Wilson. 1 ~ - . l Physical Training. Class-Conducted by the’ teacher. . - - - i Dialogue-The Irish .R. and A. Wilson. Awarding of Certificates-The iChairmanI , ' " w“ _ '- Recitation-My 7 Cousin‘ the City-Ivan Wilson. Ch0!'ilS—-Ullt:lb Ned-Theschool. Recitatiorl-Just, Charge ‘itl-moyd lMacPhee. "l ' ‘ ‘ Dialogu%Eating a.’ La. Mode-R. Wilson and c. MacInnis. Recitation-Brave‘ Brother- MacInnis. ' Chonls-June-Jlhe School. Presentation and address to teach- er-A. Wilson and L._ MacPhee. Refreshments served. ' ' God Save the King

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LETTER. or‘ sylvn-Atmz ‘

To Bro. James MacDonald, ‘Canoe Cove, P.E.I., ' ' '

Dear Bl-othcrz-Thc undersigned have been requested by the mem- hers of the Derry Lodge in convey to you our sincere sympathy in the

of your dear son Chester, which ev- ent has caused much sorrow to you and to the other members of your family.

We feel how weak and fruitless must be any words of ours to beguile you from a loss so overwhelming. but we wish 'to fender to you our sympathy and pray that our Heav- enly Father may assuage the ang-' uish and leave only the cherished ‘memory o: the loved and lost, and the realisation that your son has bcencalledto that Heavenly Home ’ when lovo add harmony reign sod" never known. ‘_ Yoursifraternally,

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MOST POPULAR STAR IN HER GREATEST ROLE

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IJANCI; PRINCE ED WARD ' TODAY and TUESDAY

Examination of - school. worko-Thc. .

loss you have sustained in the death '

no of a hilndrsd amazing

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11v MEQLORIAN

MRS. D. M. ROBINSON

After a protracted and painful ill- nms borne with remarkable faith andfortitude Mrs. D. M. Robinson passed sway at her late residence. South Winsloe, on the evening of the acth instant, “at the age of l4 years. She is survived by her husband end two-young children, Beth and Dean: byber mother, Mrs. John Boundy, of Winsloc, one sister, Ethel, the wife of Rev.- l-lugh Miller, Minister of the United-Church at Silver Falls. N.B.. and by. one brother, Leonard, resident in Calgary. To these and other very close relatives the great sympathy of a wide circle of friends is being extended.

'_ The late Mrs. Robinson will be greatly missed, but her memory and heriremarkable influence will long be cherished and prized by those who knew her. A loving daughter, wife and mother in her home, deeply in- toasted in the religious. educational siid‘ social welfare of the commun- ity, giving herself whole heartedly in every duty laid upon her. and a wise add generous friend to all her death is very deeply regretted. d The funeral services on Thursday last from her law residence to South Winsloc 0cm ‘ y were attended by a large number of widely extended friends of the family and were con- ducted by Rev. G. A. Grant of Win- sloe, and Rev. l". E. Boothroyd oi

' l‘ ‘York. 'I‘ho'~ hymns led by the choir

included "O God our Help in Ages Past?’ "Safe in the Arms of Jesus." ind "Sunof My Soul."

Mr. N.D. McLean conducted all the funeral arrangements. The pail bear- era were Messrs. Herbert Home. Har- ry Slackiord. Fred Turner, A. B. Scliarpa. Leslie Bryentnn and Haw. Younker, all close friends and neigh- bours. .

GEORGE '.l'. BIAIIBTO

Few people have been so much missed from the life of this com- munity as Mr. George Thus. Bearis- tn sincohfs death on March 28th, 1029, aged 66 years. Always actively interested ‘in social communal and church life his departure from us raves s. yccoooy that u- increasingly felt and often commented upon. Mr. lee-into who a public spirited-man of decidedly, progressive nature, who could always be counted on to fur- ther every movement for moral and social well‘ being and progress in church, school. community. or stain. lie over labored for the public wel- h». and particularly for good roads which markedly-improved undoi- his

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fieldwork of the mammal and Unltld Church of Canada of which

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undid-nu a hearty WWW mm WNW"! in himfarm" imWOt-Oflfihaad. 8c who a or John xii: moi-labels u» Ialtin. imp-duo, r. n. 1.. whoa he wllpbwn in flog-and Jessie lhc- nlnoo of ‘West comm. n: 1m the family settled in west covshcad

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The story of a waiter, who find; hlmscll the winner 0f a million franc lottery prize! How he starts out to fllifly himself along the gay houlebards of Parce- °ll I hllhioad of wine and "MIND-is told in a picture that will thrill you and makeynu roar! I

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married Miss Annie Miller _of> West‘ Covehead who with her two sons at home, David Miller, and George Ro- land, feel most keenly the loss ‘oi a good husband and father. Two mar- ried daughters also mourn their be- loved father's loss, Jessie Helen, Mrs. Harold Cudmore, of Harrington. P.- E. 1., and Margaret Edith, Mrs. Pet- e: Proud of York, P. E. I. Of his near kindred he also leaves two grand children Anita and George Cudrnore, two sisters, Ellen. lvlrsul“. '1'. Trefry of New Hampshire, U. S. A., and Catherine, Mrs. Fred White of York Point, P. E. 1., and one bro-' ther William K. Bearisto of Winni- peg. His funeral on Sunday, March 31st was very widely attended, many friends and acquaintances coming! from long distances. The services. were conducted, by his pastor Rev. Thos. A. Wilson of West Covehead, the funeral text being ll. Cor. 5.1: “We know that if the earthly house of our tabernacle be dissolved we have a building of God a house not made with hands. eternal in the heavens." He was buried in the Mac- Millan Cemetery, West Covehead, the pail bearers being Messrs. Charles Auld, J. R. Allen, Albert Shaw. John Maye, Jo-lhn MacKinnon and Ben- amin Carter.

He will long be remembered in many hearts and his loss long felt in this place.

MRS. HUGH MMLURS

On June 11th in the early morn- lng hours as the dawn wm breaking the spirit of Mrs. Hugh. MacLure winged its way to God who gave it. The deceased was stricken ‘down in January, but always bright and cheerful and was tenderly cared for by her daughter and husband. Mrs. MacLurc was the daughter of the late Henry Simpson and Janet Steven son, she was 86 years of age but many people thought her younger, she was good company and enjoyed the soc- iety of young people.

In her younger days she was always ready to help the sick, she was a most estimable oman in every sense of the word. She was married to Hugh MacLure 5O years ago, and lived in the Macllure homestead till fourteen years ago when they moved to their son in law's home to be with their daughter. - In her girl- hood days she confessed Christ and

was a valued member oi the Christian Church at New Glasgow. She leaves

totmaurn besidesa sonowing hus- band, one son Adrsan. 1t. Mac- Luro of Hnkletter and Mrs. Towns- cndMacNeillofNoa-thltusticoason and emollie- amid; pndo * her, alaojol-lr grand-children. and one brothcr chim- r. stomach, s’. c. The funeral service was held Wednes- day attienwon and was very largely ""0494. Minds and rolQdvsl com- ing trmn far and near to pay their lost tribute oi respect in one. they

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‘, WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY

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ducted the service most impressively. dwelling upon the Heavenly home, and the liie of the departed; the favorite hymns were sung. Nearer My God to Thee; .4121" Thou Wrist Mild nllii Lovely; also l1 solo, Higher Ground was sweetly sung by Mrs. Armstrong. The pail-bearers \v:l'e.

Russel MocLure, Cilesier lilacLure, M. L. A, Everett illacllure. John Mac- Lure, Pilllip Macloure and Hammond Maclicnzle.

Tiler: were beautiful floral tributes Chester ltiazLurc and lvlrs. L. Ma:- Millnn. Wreath-Air. and {its Ruel LePage. Spray—Mr. and firs. Alien Wyand and family Sllfily

Interment in Cavendish cemetery.

‘Tis sweet to know we'll meet

again,

Where parting is no more.

And that the one we loved so well,

Ham just gone on before.

Southern Notes

The split log drag appeared upon our scenery for the first time this year on the 4th oi July, Indepen- dence Day. and added much to the gai-Bty of the landscape. Drawn by four horses it made prodigious ei- forts to produce a flaivless surface but the road was rather hard for the best results.

Mr»: Charles Lutz oi Port Wood, recently motored to his home from Old Town, Maine. He was accom- panied by Mr. Joseph White,

Mr. and Mrs. John Simonds, their son Joseph, their granddaughter Miss Laura D. Simonds and Mr. Bruce MacLaren, all of Cable Head West, recently motored to Port Wood and were the guests for a short time of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keenan.

We regret to report that Mr. Dun- can MacCannell, of Dover, met with a. painful, if not serious, accident when adjusting a screen to a window lately. _By a mic-step he fell off_a ladder to the ground. sustaining a broken collar bone and some other llliuries. We hope to see him soon restored to his mccustomed health.

Mr. Howard White of Port Wood. has‘ been suffering for some time under a severe attack oi quinsy. His numerous friends will be hoping to see him able to resume his work in a short time.

Mr. and Mrs. lidilburn Keenan of Port Wood. were recent visitors to the city.

The sneak thieves- who stole a . 0! ‘ and

from their place of storage near the beach of Port Wood have not yet been discovered but they will be well advised to quit such looting. no". “W? the! will be under close aur- veiilance. ‘ .

DB. J. A. NICHOLSON.

Formerly of Eldon. P- E- 1" we“ President of uni-mm Province Club

of Montreal.

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are taking their vacation in Wood Islands, the guests oi Mr. and Mrs- J .C. MacMilian, parents of Viiwent- They leave for their former home in the States next Friday.

Miss Margaret MacNeill, who re cently arrived at her home in Little Sands from Boston, has been visiting friends and relatives in Wood Isl- and, Murray River, Sconser and White Sands.

Mr. J..l. Stewart, Merchant of Wood Island North, who recently sold out his business stand to Mr. J. A. MacKenzic, moved down to Little Sands during the latter part of last week. He is about to re-embark upon mercantile pursuits in his new; abode. We bespcak for him liberal‘ patronage.

Daniel Keenan, Jr., is about to re- join ills parents in Boston next week. l-le came to this province last Sep- i tember. i

The lobster factory formerly owned by Mr. .1. r. Broidy oi River John, n. ‘ S. is being rn down by the new

owner, who lives in Port Wood.

Cod fish are not nearly as plentiful in our coastal waters as formerly.

Recent refreshing showers will do a world c! good to the parched crops. H

Tyne Valley and Vicinity

Mrs. Hardy Ramsay and little son Donald, have returned to their home, after spending some time visiting in Malpequc, the guests "oi Mrs. Alex- ander Sinclair and other relatives.

Mr. Doig, student in charge oi the Presbyterian Church, Tyne Valley, is at present in Montreal. He accom- panied Mr. W. ll. Ellis who goes as a patient to a hospital in Montreal. Many friends hope to see Mr, Ellis

at home soon and recovered in health. Miss Georgie Burleigh and Mr.

VincentMacAusIzlnd are among the candidates who areiakin; the Ma. lriculatioh Examinations in Char- lottetown. ’ _

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sharp and Miss Pearl Ramsay were among the motorists to Sunlmersidg on Thurs- day.

Miss lla Collett, R. N., Bedeque, has spent the week visiting in Tyne Valley. the guest of Miss Pearl Ram- say,

Mrs. Gabriel Dennis, Moncton, 15 visiting her parents Mr. and M11, Dugald Stewart, Tyne vd1ioy_

Miss Georgie Phillips, nurse-in. training, Lyttleton Hospital, Idtile- ton, New Hampshire, is enjoying hoi- hfllldfly! at her home, Tyne Valley.

The Church Army Crusaders have finished a. very impressive evangelo icnl campaign in Port Hill and Ellcrs- lie. The Sacred Service oi Song in Eilerslie on Sunday night was well attended and the message delivered and beautiful, hymns that were sung lh the open will long be remembered.

The United Church picnic and ice cream social held in Brittannia Hall on Wednesday afternoon and even. ing, was a decided success. Quito a large sum was realized.

my. Hatfield Dyment was s. yum..- to his home in Ncrthsm over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles l", Stewart. and daughter: Minnie and nut-rice. of Errol, New Hampshire, are visit- ing in Port Hill, the [Halts 0f Mir. and Mrs. Jas. H. Yeo. '

A motor party including m. and Lil's. William strong, Bummargidq,

Mrs. Edward Ramsay, Ilmy, and

: domicile.

Central Guardian

nasal-vs wsnnlvsnav arrea- lvoou. July 1'1. M‘ W?!“ “m” god sports at Montague, 860-00 in "mo, Popular music. Tea and re- freshments. Admission has. See law announcements.

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FAREWELL GATIIIIING -— A number of his friends gathered at the homo of Mr. Everett Dixon. ggmohel, on Wednesday. July 8rd. to bid him farewell on the ova of his departure to the USA. Mr. Dixon left Thursday morninl i») M“ hi! father in New York. His many friends wish him success in his new

BALDWIWS ROAD WOMEN'S IN- STlTUTi-l-Seventeen members and six visitors met at the homo of Ali's- Peter Carter for the June meeting. which opened by singing "The Wreck of Number Nine." Roll M11 W" In!‘ wcred by means o! raising money- Report of the orlnual school meetlns wgs given. Discussion was held on fencing the school srwnds- 1'1" members were vwiuwd w “u” the schoolroom. The mcetinl 010w! by singing "sonny Buy." l!- ter which a bountiful lunch was serv- ed by the hostess. Next meeting will be at the home oi Mrs. l-nrrv Trim- or. Roll call answered by "My W“ school teacher." ’ »

nvsrrrura Manama-mo June "Pleasant Circle" Instit- ute met at the home of Mrs. Wil- mot Large, Crapaud, witnseventcen members and seven visitors present- Moetmg opened with the silisllis 01 kit's 5 good time to get acquainted . Roll Call followed, ‘answeredby lak-

‘es. Minutes were then-read and

adopted. a letter was read bi! Bac- retary from Red Cross and collectors were gpp0ll1i£d to canvass the dist- rict. It was decided to have the inter- ior of the school painted during vacat- ion. Delegates were then 1911015995 to attend the convention in Char- lottetown on July 19m PM 1m‘- Meeting closed with sinaius the 1“- stitute Carol, alter which the hostess served lunch. Next meeting to be hold or. the home of Mrs. Martin Keough. Roll Call to be answered by Recipes for Salads, or else pay a fine of five cents.

______________ PERSONALS '.

Among the passengers returning to visit P. E. Island Thursday evening by way of Borden was Ruth Bell Matheson, B. A.. of Palo Alto. C0,}- ifornia, who came by way of Van- couver and Winnipeg. Miss Mathe- son is a Supervisor of English in three schools in California. She is visiting her mother. Mrs. Donald Mathescn, Travzllers Rest, and will return by Boston arid New York. __.__-__---_-—-- Point on Dominion my. They retum- ed in the evening, well pleased with the day's outing and large catchoi trout. h

Mrs. Edison Williams has, u her guest. her aunt, Mrs. Forsyihe, of Alberion. ' '

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McKay, Tyne Valley, are receiving congratulations on the birth oi a baby boy.

Miss Elgar Sheen, Olnary, was a visitor to Tyne Valley over the holi- day.

Miss Dulcic Cook, Toronto, is spending the holidays with her par- ents. Rev. Henry and Mrs. Cook. Bideiord. Miss Cook received the degree of A. l". C. M. st the recent examinations.

Mr. and Mrs. Bums Maccausland and family and Mrs. Herbert Mac- Causland, Tyne Valley, were visitors to Bloomfield recently. T. '

ones-ran a. MacDONALD

The death occurred atoanoc Cove, P.ll.l., cn June 8th. of Chester R. MacDonald, son of Mr. 1nd M“, James MacDonald. After two years of illness he wu called to his Heav- enly home. He was very bright and his death in the home ha; boon “My felt. He leaves to mourn be- sides his son-owing bflenh, m"; brothers and three sisters. f

by my. w.n. MacWaiker.

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