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'. Last Day Of February—What » Will The New Month Bring’

Bo having ‘spent his issue of ; @ays, February goes now. He pirg at the summit as might, it comes to mind, one whe having sioned to revisit old scenes heage. furns at a hill- back, & maybe for time, upon a landscape, s known well, before he re mmes his homeward way. Mind, would seem,- crowded with mories, the whole bitter-sweet a lifetime; the griefts and dis mtments and regrets, _ the and laughter, the happiness opes. : February pauses now

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, feet on a moonlit hill, He "hae to the lightly white- | spread fields, and the quiet woods paths, to the dusky-flowing streams and the lonely little | winter-brooks that run cozily be- neath crystal coverings off to gome river or sea.

Next summer, we say we shall make pilgrimage to just such a brook, to listen once more to i happy music of its flow. Rem ing shoes, shall we not again walk barefoot over its smooth worn pebbles, the soft of its eand 7And from a fir there, gath- @ with a twig the damp of its ppmoum from a blister of bole ‘and holding this on the surfate’ watch rainbow colors of child- hood catch and spread prettily. And wonder again if somewhere @ small maid could find that faced pot of gold at @ real rain- bow's end.

Then we shall release the twig. | And watch it float away toward the marsh and river along a cor- per of what was ‘Malcolm's field’ rainbow shades trailing. And we shall chuckle to the wat- er-spiders that tread on majic hoofs the laughimg ripples, be-| eause now in the hindsight of} years we shall know there were ~~and are still, rainbows! treas- wres to be found and possessed along the miles of every way..de- lightful treasures—beautiful, im measire even bevond a little maid's fondest dreams.

But now February is' at a/ hill- top. in dim shadow against the gight—blue. Stars sparkle above, ami on the heaven's stairs the moon smiles her pensive lady- smile. February will be recalling the sparkie -of frosty mornings, the sheen of first sunshine as the mew days came awake; the cold @f the biting north wind, the} brisk breath of that from ‘‘up the}

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creek’. the east with its blown ne snow, the south with its ribbons at ef mist.

; So February has been and is Be gone silently. And in silence Mar- Ge @h will come by. Quietly, for as en one has said of suchlike “It’s

} like the night and the morning, Be and the sleeping and the waking

| Rew ones appoinnted: Schoo! | Roy Crossman, Mrs. E. Leard:

for Blanket circulars to Fair. | of the latter's parents, Mr. and fields. It was decided to pack old Mrs. Fred Bingham, also in Char- |woolens at next meeting, anyone | lottetown, guests ‘Dr. and Mrs

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guests. of on Monday eve- ning Feb. 23rd, when the mem of Borden L.O.L. and L.O. -A. and the Sir Knights of King

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Cst. K. I. MacNevin, R.C.M.P. is leaving today for Fredericton, N.B. where he is stationed. Cst. MacNevin has been in Charlotte- town visiting his father, Mr. E. M. MacNevin, 7 Birchwood Ave, also his mother, Mrs. E. M. Mac- Nevin, who is a patient in the: Prince Edward Island Hospi. §

The hostess for the Curling Club this evening are Miss Lil lian Duchman, Miss Jean Mac- Lean, Mrs. George Agnew: Miss Barbara MacLeod, Miss Marian Shaw, Miss Toddy Rossiter

Entertaining at a supper bridge on Friday evening was Mrs. Cecil Palmer, 130 Water Street. This entertainment was in honor of Miss Dell England who has been spending a holiday on the Island. Miss England leaves to day by plane for her home in Providence, Rhode Island.

Mrs. J. Wilfred Hunter, Char- lottetown, left this morning for Atjanta, Georgia, to visit her niece, Edith MacRae.

Miss Jane Huser, R.N., Char- lottetown, left this morning for Boston, Mass., to visit friends | and relatives.

A delicious hot turkey supper was held in the Park Royal Ohurch on Thursday evening,

Sponsored by the Woman's Assoc- lation of that. congregation. The president, Mrs. Harold Milligan greeted the guests which approx-

MATES imatel? included 750 people. The

larless ‘ie table Jacket fis a|tables were very att q¢ctively | staple of this year’s collection decorated for this occasion with

baskets of daffodil nd tui stooth rominent s a ips Wool hound is » m which added a touch of spring

| beauty On hand was a large dis-

iplay of needlework and home jmade cooking which made the} /bazaar room a place of special | | attraction.

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The many friends of Miss Hel- en Patricia MacKenzie, daughter | of Mrs. Hector MacKenzie and| the late Doctor MacKenzie, Am- jbrose St:, will be pleased to le the weaver’s choice alone; learn that she is progressing fa- We mugt choose bright threads | Vorably after undergoing an ap-

for the homespun web |pendectomiy.. operation in the As the shuttle is daily thrown.’ Charlottetown Hospital

Until Monday — Diary—Good- | night. Mrs. Frank Lawlor returned te her home im Charlottetown, af-

jter spending a very, enjoyable holiday visiting with her daugh-| ter and son-in-law, Sgmn. A. J Doiron, Mrs. Doiron and family at their home, 14 Casion Avenue, Camp Petawawa, Ontario.

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Mrs. Arthur Sherren was hos tess tp the members of W estmore I. for their Februar:

usual manner with the president. Mrs. Roy Gallant presiding. Roll

cali was answered by six mem- Mr aod Mrs. Ambrose Seller,

bers, one member paid dues _ re, are observing Minutes of eae meetin, | Heir fiftieth wedding anniversary were read. approved and signed le fre e ao io ae ae eoere a | Reports of commiittees were rea fifth bi oy.

Ww |Mrs. Werron Moore; Sick, Mrs | evening, Saturday, Febru-

| Educational, Mrs. Arthur She: |@Y 2, the hostesses at the ren, Mrs. Wuxon Moore: Socia’ Summerside Curling Club will be Mrs. Susie Moore, Mrs. Ro: Mrs. Bruce MacWilliams, con- Gallant; Lunch, Mrs. Bert Trow: Vener, assisted by Mrs. LeRoy

Gallant, Mrs. Edgar Cannon and

dale, Mrs. Susie Moore, Mrs. Ro , |Mrs. J. C, McKenna.

bert Mayhew. ' Mrs. Verner Moore invited the

‘|been a patient in Prince County

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| Kelly,

guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunning.

Mrs. T. H..E. Inman entertain- ed at Marthon bridge at hér home in Summerside on Tues-. day evening.

Hospital, returned to her home in Crapaud on Wednesday. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Louise Arnett, of East Northfield, Massachusetts, who has, been with her during her ill- ness.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lefurgey of Summerside entertained at a mix- | ed party at their home on Sat- | urday evening.

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Walter Cann and Bert Dickey on behalf of the Orange Order pre sented the honored couple each with an Emblem ring represent- ing the highest degrees in the Order. Mrs. Rena MacCaull, R.W. G.M. of P. E. I. in a prepared address presented .Mrs. Bell with a golden cup and saucer, a gift from the Grand L.O.B.A. of P.E.L. The family presented them with a beautiful wedding cake adogned with a miniature bride

and Mrs. James Wood

left Thursday for Cape Breton on| and groom.

duty for the R.C.A.F, Mr. and Mrs. Bell-each re _Mrs. Gladys MacQuarrie left |SPonded thanking all for their Summerside this week for Que-|ovely gifts and remembering

them on this joyous occasion and they stated how much they em joyed the fellowship and frater- nity. manifest in the lodge meet- ings. All then joined in sfnging: ‘|\“For They Are Jolly Good Fel- lows.”’ *

bec City, where she will be the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thorn, also will attend the Do- minion Briar Curling Bonspiel.

Mrs. Harold Schurman, Sum- merside, was hostess to the Okto| Gordon Ross, D.G.M. of P.E.! Club on Montlay afternoon when|T. J. Inman P.G.M. P.M. Mac- further plans were made for the | —— : . fashion show “Fashionably Your” to be presented on Maren 16.

The regular monthly meeting

Mrs. Charlies Hogan of Sum-' : ’ merside left this x for Hali-, ®% the Tignish Parish Counci

TIGNISH C.W.L.

ifax, N.S. iwas held Friday evening, Feb |ruary thirteenth, in the conver Mr. C. Roy Ahern of the Sum |assembly toom. The President

;merside Branch of Sanpson-Sears | Mrs. Lid. is attending a course in Hal

W.J. Shea presiied. The meeting opened with prayer by

Max, NS. this week. the president. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Melanson| Th ae of the previous ‘and family of Moncton, \_B int 2 and executive meelings were

freed and. approved. The treas i ure! report showed a favorable | amount on hand. Correspondence | included letters of acknowledge- | ment for treats, material in spir-

Visiting Mrs and merside.

Mrs. Harold Crockett was hos-

Melanson's parents,- Mrs. Liewellyn, Sum-

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‘tess at her home in Summerside | itual Instructions and provincial |

on Monday evening when bridge Conveners. Study clubs were was in play. planned for Wednesday evenings

lat 8.30 to study matlers of ed- Mrs. E. N. MacQuarrie of Sum

ucation. merside left Wednesday for Mont-| Annual reports were received real She was accompanied by

by director and president, mon- her daughter, Mrs. N. DeBelle, ey voted to defray expenses of who had been visiting her.

the latter's brother, Mr. Frank Manager of Agnew-Sur-

pass Shoe Store, Antigonish, NS.

towards a family, who was under great trial as a result of sickness

Mrs: Norman Macdonald en- Spiritual study chubs were sug-

tertained at bridge at her home in Summerside on Wednesday eve- ning.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crockett.re turned to their home in Summer- side on Saturday evening after | attending the Jewellers’ (oen- vention in Toronto and visiting their son, Mr. Herbert Crockett.

was absent” Report of dinner tendered altar boys by C. W. L. was given.

Easter. was discussed and placed under convenership. of Mrs. Skerry who chooses her own committee. Meeting closed with Act of Consecration to the Bles- sed Virgin.

LAC Gerald Reid left Summer- | side this week for No. 5 nr Depot, Moncton, with the R.C.- AF.

Mr. and Mre. Harry Silliphant eentertained last evening at their | home in Summerside when Mara-

members for Magch meeting Flying Officer and Mrs. Mal Correspondence was discussed, |Co!m Joyce, who have been sta- Institute news was passed out | tioned in Chatham, NB. are Secretary was requested to sénd | Visiting in Summerside, guests

wishing to send with Institute, get |H. H. Pierce.

in touch with Mrs. Wuxon Moore.

Educational gave a paper on how| Mrs. Horace Clark entertained

to Renovate Feather pillows. |at her home in Summerside yes- Meeting adjourned and a soc. terday afternoon when Marathon

ial hour followed. Lunch was serv-| Bridge was im play.

ed by hostess and committee.

| Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Simmons,

LOWER FREETOWN W.E_s/ accompanied by Mrs. LeRoy |

The February meeting of the Holman, left Summerside on | Lower Freetown Women's Insti-| Thursday for Florida. tute met at the home of Mrs. Rus-

sell McCarville. The president,| Mrs. Sinclair Reid was hostess! Mrs. Walter Bernard opened the 4t bridge at ‘her home in Sum- meeting. Eight members an-, ™erside on Foursday om swered roll call with an original

Valentine verse. The correspond. | Mrs. B. W. Taylor returned to

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Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Miller left Summerside Friday on a business and pleasure trip to Toronto and | New York City.

His Worship, Mayor Bell — » ___ |Presents A Wedding Cake

same. A carton of fruit and cig- | were sent to inmates of

arettes Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mullin of | Riverside for former residents of | Summerside had as their guest| parish. Carton to Sisters of|

Precious “ Blood; donation made |

gested and left to convener who |

Entertainment for choir after |

Caull P.GM ali brought congra- tulations from the Grand Orange Lodge. of the Provinée Frank Howatt, Albert MacLean and W. M. Alexander A. Dawson all voic- the good wishes from Borden

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Director of L,0.B. | were two solos, one. by | Verner Noring, “Oh Dan-| nie Boy” and Davis Ward sang:

ite , songs. Refreshments were by the members of the Borden lodges.

As four generations of the) Bell family assembled in the! centre of the lodge room al! join-

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The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Elton and Mrs. Howard Cairns. A delicious lunch- was served by the hos- tess, assisted by the lunch com- mittee and was enjoyed by all. Meeting was closed with the Queen.

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