FEBRUARY 27. 1953

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Mu, Colin MacDonald, Kilmulr. lent the weekend visitingin char-

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31, many friends are sorry to exam that Mr. Arthur MacDonald as been indisposed at his home at Ihlm Road for several days. All ope to see him well in a short

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h-r-----4 - I Master Glen Moore. youngest an of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moore. vhim Road recently suffered 9. ainiul injury when the top or his ,nger was severed in the cogs of a ringer.

His many friends and neighbours re sorry to hear that Mr. William i, Fraser. Albion, recently re- cived a severe cut on his and hue chopping wood. S veral niches were required to close the sound. .

Miss Bonnie Cameron, Caledonia, Erade XI student at Montague in-morlal High School spent the

recent weekend at whine Road. the guest of her cousin, Min lfary K. Munroe, who also attends Grade XI.

Miss Dot atewert, Grade 5:! stu- dent at Montague High School, spent the weekend at her home in

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The Whim Road was scraped yesterday which has greatly im- proved Lrevelling conditions for all.

Mr. 1-Tank Graham, Charlotte- town, is spending several days vie- iting his home at Commercial Cross.

Mr. Barry Nicholson. 0harlotte- town. was a weekend guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Nich- olson at whim Road.

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FORT WILLIAM, (OP)-The Laitchesui has bed more than one unusual note in Fobniery. Pamsy Gemmond. 7, arrived home with an armful of pussy-willows, and other people reported sighting a robin and s. crow,

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scene of his morning's swim.

sat astride it and :through the chilly water toward is

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It evoked none. He began to speculate upon what might, after all, have happened there. , How Angie had reappeared so suddenly it the store was beyond his speculation. He must ask Rose about it. He scolded himselt for not having already asked her. But if Twombiey had pretended to Angie his own return to Iron- burg ahead of her. If he had con- cealed himself somewhere here among these trees, gone back to that shanty when the coast was clear, waited for darkness and her final return? If he had then at- tacked her whm she least expect- ed attack? In memory Glidden saw the brown arm that was like a serpent poised to strike. He saw the hov- ering hand, the crooked fingers. Whatever was the cause of that strange enmity which separated those two people otherwise held to- gether by some strange bond, there was no doubting t.he malig- nity of one of them. Well, that would have to wait. The night was still young. Jerry got up and determinedly forced his aching legs into the direction .of the cliffs. safely he reached them. Safely he progressed along and around them and safely descended to the

He slipped out of his clothes, then put his coat back on; he would need its pockets. There was the post of that old derrick. He launched it with a good splash, paddled it wall that he recalled as having any digging. nwh stroke of his arms, set echoes flying from cliff to sllif, but noise could no longer be avoided, and he should be far enough at last from any human ears save his own. Many degrees more frigid than it had been this morning, the water was not any longer turquoise. It was pitch black except where, here and there, a floating disk of silver turned out to be some stellar rc- fiection.

He was in an ebon shaft and could see nothing around him; could see nothing above except spatters of stare.

He understood finally how small were his chances. He wondered why in the world he hadn't had the patience to postpone his crazy quest until down. He must surely

If unprecedented good fortune got him where he wanted to 510, he couldn't see anything when he arrived there. He arrived somewhere, anyhow. His queer craft's prow bumped against earth or rock. The shock nearly sent him overboard, but he regained balance and edged for- ward. He groped. He touched clay and stones. The log's forward end was ovcrweighted. It began to slip. Jerry had to war back. more amidships, and pad e his Vessel broadside to the unseen shore. Again he clawed at the dark wall. A thousand to one. he was get- ting nothing but useless dirt be- tween his groping fingers, but he scraped and scooped a. few hand- fuls if only from an impish hatred of that giant cliff. He filled his pockets. He was about to reverse the logf and return to the farther shore. f-fe was at a moment's pause. Its quiet was broken. something had moved. Where? It must have been far overhead, in the blackness at the cliff-top. it came again. with it came a soft patter as of rain on the water. Rain -- or falling earth. Another landslide? A rush or descending wind cut short all calculation. Like the sweep of a monstrous eagle dropping on its prey, what seemed a derelict tree trunk crashed downwards. The derrick shaft had gone. Jerry struggled against water, un- der wster - deep water. His first thoroughly apprehend- emotion was dread lest he should be caught again by that hideous current which coursed in- to the lake's subterranean outlet. To escape this, he swam in what mere mad conjecture declared a safe direction. He came up for breath, but sank when-he found his head in a disk of starshine. swim- ming vainly. however, he did even- tuelly and quietly make land at the dark spot from which he had embanired. and there he jumped into his clothes. "The dirt didn't xsiip out. any- how." he muttered as he patted the pockets of his wet coat. He stood rigid and list ning. He had resolved to ascend i e cliffs by the way he had come, but even more cautiously and then. surpris- ing or. overtaking his enemy. to fight the thing out, but the quiet of the night brought wisdom. If his life had been attempted. it was far better in let the would-be mur- derer proceed in false security, under the belief that he had been successful, until one conclusive piece of evidence as to motive -as yet lacking - should be secured. To be continued

Papus and New OuineaTorlgin- ally separate territories. have been administered by Australia since 1945.

Lorne. Valley and V Vicinity Jamie 0:; has returned

home after spending some time in New Brunswick.

Misst Helen MacAulsy lest re- cently on return to Massachusetts, after spendin several weeks vis- iting her mo her, Mrs. Mae Mac- Aulay. '

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M..- Leod were guests of their son-in-

Aiex Maobollsall, Montague, on Thursday February 5th. ,

Mrs. James MacLeod has re- turned home aftergpending some time visiting at the home of her son, Dr.- Angus MscLeod, M. D. Bonshaw.

Mrs. Joseph Kelly, ,Bangor, spcnt February 4th and 5th visiting with her mother, Mrs. Mae MacAulay.

A. 8. George Wilson left recent- ly for Halifax, N. B. after spending his leave with relatives and friends in this vicinity.

Mrs. Elmer Maofnnis, Charlotte- town, spent a recent week-end in Lorne Valley. she was the guest

of Mr. and Mrs. George Maclnnis.

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Crane spent a. few days in Charlottetown, the

law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A

the home of their daughter. Mrs. R. B. ecbonald and Mr. Meo- Donald.

It was learned with regret that Miss Marion Mas-.Aulay is con; fined to her home through ill- ness. and her many friends hope to see her out around again in the near future.

Mrs. Reuben Mecann l was a visitor to Moiyltagu on Friday. Feb- ruary Mb. 8 e was the guest. of her son and d hter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George'MoCe.nnell.

His many friends and school chums are pleased to see Master George Callaghan out around again. after being a shut-in for several weeks, due to a. sore knee.

Miss Muriel Myers spent the week-end of February 7th at her

' home v in Martlnvaie.

Mrs. Charles Maclieod recent- ly spent a few days in Charlotte- town visiting with relatives and friends

A of young people from Lorne Valley attended the Pres- byterian Y. P. 3. meeting held in the Vestry February 6th. After the devotional period, games were enjoyed and a social time spent.

Miss Margaret Mclienna, teach- er at Lorne Valley School, spent the weektend of February 7th at her hdme in Baldwin's Road.

Murray River and lioinity

....'Mia Marguerite &unde1a has returned ,to her home in Murray River, from '.i.'oronto, Ontario, where me ins beewernpioyed tor the past several monqhs.

'1he many friends of Mrs. D.M. Macxinnon are sorry to hear of ales illness at her, homd in Murray

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Min Eualia Moore, Charlotte. town, is spending some time at the home at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Moore, High Bank.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Meoxey, Charlottetown, are spending a wedK's holidays at the home of FY1011” parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Maclbeod, Murray River and Mr and Mrs. William MacKay, Wood Islands.

Mr. Ar-nett M.aoLean, who has

been employed in Toronto, Ont- ario. for the past several months. has returned to tlhe home at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mecnesn. Murray River. - . O. S. Ourtis Munn, Halifax, merit the Felbruary 21st weekend at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Munn, Murray River.

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to her home in Mu:-my River, af- ter apending part of her holidays! Visiting with her brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Munn. Balm John. New Brunswick.

ova. Judson Nicolle, Halifax, spent the February zlst week-end at the home od his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Nicolle, Murray River.

Mr. Lee Lowe, Gladstone, spent the week-end of February 21st vis- iting wiizh friends in st. Peter's.

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