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tins. {flonllrorar Eucharist and lor- duy SCHOOL 7 |-_ 3|, Evensong and Sermon. “EEK DAY SERVICES 1:45 A. M. iIoIy Communion, ex- ept lfonday and Friday 3.15. 7,31) p.m. I-‘rIday-Evensong. _,_ ___ 51. PAUL'S CHURCH A “pr-ow Gardner, Rector organist - 0112s Lillian Earle Ciro

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l1- ulrector- Albert Dinnis. s30 lloly Communion. ‘m; Morning Prayer and Ser-

“Trllhem: "Ye Shall Dwell 111 the undig-Stalner.‘

2.30 Sunday schoel- g

7.00 Evening Prayer and termon. Anthem; "Tire God of Harvest

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ST JAMES CHURCH nub erlsn Church in Canada I“ ylwwnai Street itlhvister H; p, yloorheurl Legate. DJ). l)rllllll\l'—l‘lrs- K. S Rogers "hair i)i1 cil-n-"vs .l '\ Lawson ' Public Worship ylnririug at Eleven, and Evening ll Seven dclnck. Preacher: The Minister. The lloly (‘ommunlon at the 11111111111: servici- Suflflil)‘ Sclrtrolflit: lhmé d‘ n i11-r amt 'I~l llrs ‘or 8 I Stra i; s Invited‘

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from PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prime unrllvfraiton Street

sicr i11-v. (L i rylf- Webster Qrcanrsu-Alrss Rena Woud lltlltNlNG WORSIIIP

ll.00 1.111. The Sacrament of the lord's supper will be observed. "this 1111 in remembrance 0i Me." llvlnnv: 10ft, I92. 356, 492.

11111111-111: "he King of Love My Shepherd -—Shelley-

fipluisls: “rs. Arthur Roper and Ur. \\'e|11t1-ll Phillips.

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l-j‘ (l WORSHIP 1,111] p.111. 'l‘i1unksglv'ing Service. llymus: 11111. 1.19. I43. “l Will

mper. . .\Ir. Arthur Farquahar-

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Oil. ‘"0 give thanks unto the Lord, for 111- ls quad; for Ills mercy endur- r1|1 forever."

,1 cordial invitation is extended lo you to worship with us.

Annual Meet 0f P. E. I. T. B. League

‘iiiullVCS from all parts

Charlottetown on next. Delegates from the Institute branches and niic Women's Imague as Gyro club of Cirrirlorie- be in attendance. 11 ion of delegates will start followed by luncheon 1n 1230 Prcsirleirt J. E. Camwon of Chnriotttvown will be in the chair and following his report Mr. Ilcrton flow will present the Treas- urer's report. The minutes of the minus illP"illlQ will be rend by the Sicriogrnphcr, Miss Catherine Mur- phy followed by an extensive re- llllrt bv the Publlg Health Nurse. llisyOlire Ings. 'I‘he appoinment of the nonvnatlng committee will be frflollscd by short addresses by Dr J. A. MIIPPlIOC of Summersidc, .\lrr “lilliam Match, and Dr. P. A. Creolmun, Superintendent of the Provincial Sunatorium and Hon. lljlrk R lilac-Guiana. Minister of Eclicrttion and Public Welfare. {hour to the large crowd expect- ele the meeting will take place at 1.1.11 Chnriottetorvn Hotel instead of Slum as was originally pian-

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5 “Tilltllll; 0f particular interest lvreabouls was solenmized by Rev. DF- R. .\i McDonald at nuptial liars i11 st. Bernard's Church lrscrdnv morning at 8 o'clock “-“‘" X.“ Marlo Margaret l-laley.

UNITED CHURCH of CANADA

rammr umrre CHURCH Prince strum

Mini te Rev. Hugh Millser,’ M4,, 5n n" D As s nt . cnalu C. Eioothreyfl 3,5, S

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5- Rev Kenfln|ll;‘%nR-A¢Mu 1.11.0.0. 1.111.: Public Worship. RSer-mon: “Thanks b9 go GM» _

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BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cllf- of Prince and Fitzroy g“ Minister

The Rev. I. Judson Levy, 3,];

Mnmlnl Worship 11 5,“, gel-men; 11;“ Thunkmflup n 9m! ' hll t _ malnethW-itiaundeenhe Earth Re fire Church School 3,30 p_m_ C lllelllllers of the Church and llllsrczatinn are invited to partl- ailgatghlllrlrcrltlris fruitful activity of Errol“: Worship 1 11,111, F,f;'.{,"°"= “Pulling r1111 Things Anthem: "Turn ‘Thy pa” prom M)’ Sills". -—Sulliva11. oftflllllst and Choirmaster John 111ch. Mus. Bac. You are invited to worship with TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH

council}? cukKr CENTRAL CHRlSTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street RW- Row"! W. Nlce. 11.13.. 11.0.. Minister

Organist - Mrs. Leigh Dingwell ll.00 Morning Worship.

Sermon subject: "Covetousness." 2.30 Bible School.

7100 P- M. Evening worship: Sermon subject: The $111 0| 1n. gratitude.

A Church with a welcome for all. See you at (‘hurch Sunday.

P.E.l. Hospital Subscriptions

$50.00: $5.002

Col. K. S. Rogers. McDonald and Rowe. $12.50: Ciiappcil &, Co,

$10.00 each: Co]. G. Elliott Full,

TIIE; CIIARLUVPETOWN GUARDIAN

this column is reserved for new: el BB-OMO SELTZEII SPECIAL -

local interest but advertising etc Rggulgg ‘L30 .13 g“- g9 “m; n I Milly nature may be Inserted Jamresoas, L-alo-lo-la-u, It 6 cents 1. word strictly pay- ...i_ nbln in advance. » THE SOUBIS BRANCH 0f the Canarllran Red Cross Society has’: T910611 y received a. generous dona- MCONFEDEIIATION LIFE INSIIR- ‘tron of $25. from Mr. John Kerr, I CE. L-9789-7-2l-.._i General Superintendent of the I Warren Paving 00.. of Toronto,

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7.30 P. M. Speaker Athol Roberts. vice October 13th’ at 11.00 A, 11-328-10-12-11. Rev. D. K. Ross will preach. Service

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lev at 7.00 conducted bv Rev. A. s, A. Nicholson. Minister. Services. 11-1127-10-12-11. October 13th. 11.00 A. M. Central Church. 2.30 P. M. Pleasant Grove. 7-30 P. M. York. L-340-10-12-11H P.E_.I. TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE. —0wlng to the large attendance ex- pected at the annual meeting, Tues- day. September 15th, the meeting place has been changed from Old 1 to the Charlottetown Hotel,

Span registration to begin at 12 o'clock. L-337-10-12-1l.

FOR SATURDAY and Monday only 1931 Plymouth sedan with reconditioned motor, new rings etc. Just. the car for satisfactory fall and winter driving. Yours for $150.00. T. G. Ives. L-35l.

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COVEHEAD — L 0N ROAD. — Rev. E. B. S. Miller. B. A. of St. Peters will conduct the services 1n 1.111s charge on Sunday, October 13th] as foliows:--Wes1. Covehead 11 AM. Covehead Road 3 P. M. Union R08 l 7.30 P. M.

A SMALL QUANI TY LEFT 1,11 Cream and lvlayonnurse ladels, reg-i ulur prrcc $1.50. introducroryprfce 35c in the new pattern "Mliady" Community Plate on display. Hol- mans China Dept. Cirurfotlctolvn.

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NEW LONDON I'RESIIY'I‘EIIIAN CIIUItCIn-JSQ-Servrues for the next. two Sundays will be 111 the usual order for those days. Ou OM- 13th they will be conduct/ed by Mr. Niall Burnett. of Charlottetown, ‘and on Oct. 20th bv Mr. .1. G. Caikur. elder in Si. A1lfl1‘L‘\\"s Church. New Glas- gorv, N L-IilSl-IO-IJ-ll.

TRANSFERIIED - Paul Wlillanxs has been transferred from the big- nals to the wireless branch o1 the Navy and leaves ilexv week for Novu. Scotia. He is the sun of M1‘- aud Mrs: C. P. vChlc-k) Williams. of 1.111s city.

Services for Sunday, October 13th. lvlurgale 11 A. M. Lung itlvel‘ 3 P-M- Tllu W. M. S. of

annual 1n the P. M. Rev.

Clinton _ ‘Inank-oflerrng service Church at Nlarlrate at 8 _ _ Ward Mac-Lean will be_l-lle_=P°.c‘?‘ speaker and ‘iryon Ciroir uail rush special music. L-J12-10-l - -

FAMILY BEREAVED — Th9 late Mrs. Nicholas Frlzzlc of Clin- ton who died Sepu-ruber 4th m the 90th year of her age, left to mourn four sons and one daughter name-

Robert oi Laconrbe, Alia, Heath, Graham. Hugh and Mary all residing on P E Island.

FORMER ISLANDI-llt WEBS- Al. Si. Patrick's Church, Hartford,

Dr. J. C. Houston, E. M. Phillips. $5.00 each: G. H. 'I'ayl0r, Frank , Clarke. Eastern Securities Ltd, Charlottetown Fur Sales, Lyman, DRViSOIl. J- Roland Putou, Isaac 1 9011M‘. Mrs. I1‘. L. l-Iaszard and filllllllfl J. Imster Douglas, M.P. $4.00: Charlottetown can Co. $3.00: Leith E. Brecken.

$23-00 each: Otto R. Crabbe, Geo. W, Wakeford, Mrs. Wm. Seaman, Francis A. Miuch. Wm. Lawson, R. G. Taylor. ilenry MacFarlane, W. T. Weir, Stewart Juries, A. F. Brown. fan Burnett. Frank Keys, Miss Edith ftugcrs, Thos. Michael. Mrs. Cleaver" Livia-an.

$1.00 each: Ernest A. Large, E. G. Cooinbs, Mrs. W. G. Bruce. Miss Helen ivakeford. H. C. Brown, Mrs. Samuel Nelson. Warren Duchemin, Col. C. C. Thompson. Frank Acorn, Neil MacDougall, Mrs. W. H. Prowsc. Elizabeth H011, Muriel weeks, Clive W. Currie, Chas. Goff, Roland Taylor. Guy Kennedy, Reginald Kemp. Mildred Thompson, John Lockhnrt, Mrs. Edna MacDougall. Mrs. Jessie Mc- Donald. Percy worth, Evelyn Has- zurd. W. W. Woodie-y. Mrs. B. C. Prowse, Mrs. H. E. Bowman, Ern- est lvfcLaren, Mrs. H. Large, Jos- eph Curran. Mrs. A. B. Mason, Mrs. B. M. Tweedy. Stanley Math- eson, Harry Bonnell. Miss Bea Mc- Klnnon, l-l. M. Simpson, Miss Flor- ence Baker.

501: each: Thos. H. Mills, Wil- IarcFspencer. Gordon Leitch, A1- vin siralw, Ernest McNevin, Ven. H. D. Raymond. Mrs. s. A. Mc- Donald, Hurold Craswell, Daniel lvfcDonald. Joseph Shaina, Wm sirama, Margaret McKay, Reg Cox, Mrs. B. Brown, Fred Brown, Frank Cox. Ernest Duchemin, Aubre Foster. Mrs. Harry Foster, Al“ ._ J, MacPherson, Mrs. Wm.

iliruciitcr of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ‘l-‘l l.\\l\‘-lll1-_ hccamc thc bride

l iilflilllill (lander. son- - < 1111 Giuulel. and thcl “""""i13l (luudct.

11:11.1 crucrcd the church‘ 1.11111 who pave her in '1 1111' strains of the ,

(‘irurus from Iiohvngrln "a ll". .\1.ui;un1- Bourque. She "rvpurucuiarly wlnsome in a full "151" gown o sapphire blue vel- _11n.1i_i1at with accessories to‘ burnt but‘ crarricd a hcailtiiill (trim o1 swcethenrl. roses. Pr’ 1011111111; her was irer" sister 1111110141‘ "who was charmingly ' slalllrru-d 111 old rose taffeta with a soltxl fir-rt‘ and matching accost- Mlm Inluntlllylllg a bouquet of , “'18 fillilporterl by his bro- gm- |t~1ll1i_-\i<l Gaudct of the R. ' A" C-A 5F. Fredericton. hm)‘; yllllillvi" of the bride wore o. a WW4? Eli-ill 0f black crepe with mu, “jlliflllf roses. The groom's bmfllfl “men lovely dress of ¢,,.,.{,_"““‘l‘l' with a fox fur and a ;[_, ~¢_Ill roses, MaXlITIPI-llltll‘ at the church was a ‘hmfldl Night with its banked - 1- 1. onltfélr Allan MacDonald cousin Dunn rrrde served as altar boy. mam} trio ceremony appropriate B0,," “"5 played by Ma ame Q1" "lid durlns the off tory .1,‘ _H_“|"l McCarthy sang beau- "n! ‘Ave Maria." ;,,fl0;;°“‘l1llr breakfast was served "a the ceremony to many

‘ Mrs. c. .1. Bousxlfleld. w. w. Rodd.

' Cyrus Jay’. Milton

. Fm scr, Mrs.

Butt. Len Brycnton. H. s. Callbeck. lrllllilll Dewar. W. W. Brown. G. 1r. SlilrfClt. A. R. coolwv. Fraser hfuri-ou". Gordon Mills. .Wm. Sun-rug Mrs. J. A. stems. Brenton “Irmrl, P. N. Manuel. Russell Ileard. r1111 warren. Parker HOOD". W55 Doris (rill. Miss Jean Gill, Miss violet. Owen, Edward E. Owen.

Jghn W. Warren. Jas. Burden, J. A MgDgnnld, samuel French. Mrs. Geo. vanBuskirk, Harry Mllflllly. “Ihcatley, J. I-I. McMillan. Chris Ford. Harry Stems. Hume Kegfra ril/IFS-D-ghald ]-[_ M, nrci. m“ l-Iicken, A

Martha lend. 11-843.

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suerass ruvorurr: KILLED

NTERBURY. England. 06- 11 1 _- Lidia Ccclfv Hill. form- lcr cabartit (lancer and u hll/BTW? of the fabulously urcaiihy" Sultan 111‘ Jahorc, was killed by a lwlrllb today uiuie 5.10 was shopping 0f - * 1t. “£111 ‘lfrlendsirip of sorrro- 13g: I 511111111111; between the‘ "We l cnberlaiarcr and the til-lfllrmld s“ ' inn came into the open recently when a 522.225 jewcl tircft Wafifitak- r ed 111 hcr pa'atial home at Mill“, lair Court, l-Ierue BM’- 1 At one time there were rumors‘ of tll(‘iI‘ eugagrment but no an-

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Raullmw-ll’ Ttgrodglln 8mm!‘ at the (t"'1[,1‘>‘|:\[lu:\i?\l(l‘lllOll$llP(l. H H '

" ll l ' '.' ‘ition sat 1a "Hmmlilulllixliltji will?“ lflgt?‘ 'n lnillrt‘ of‘ 1T1: tin-ll .\i. her and ’I‘uro|1tu ‘m. (n1. “m”; - “I (‘csrllllfll 11s a "11‘ilm Slur Vil- Guirfiel “lord p w are f‘! f? PM.‘ tlvip"; 1111- _]|'\\'(‘lS were slated l Persian lamb yje kmt m??? w,“ ,"' héw, m", ln-cribcrl "with all lctwcssories. c e w‘ w no lrov love s r" 'l‘l:e Sultan's name l. . . . Al“ gfmm ls 11 nephew of Mr is lfirnhim. . _ a d I , .-._ q we Pachgit): business manager! use nun-rd.‘ m, “h”,

|aerden of Mr. W. R. Show, Deputy

Conn. October 9. i040. by the Rev. Leonard G. Geode. lvfury Angeline u'Arldario, of Ilflrtfflffl. QOllll» l0 Vernon lrkiwurd Peters 0t Water- bury, (formerly of Clrarlottettnvn». After a short wedding trip 1o New York and \Vnsl1ingl.on, .\lr. and Mrs. Peters will reside in Wafer- bury, 001111., where the groom is employed by the Sun O/il Co.

r111: BAPTIST cullllcll. — The Rev. I. Judson Levy. B. Ax 11 Wife as the subject 0f his inurrfllll! 59]!" mun "True 1i1a11ksg1\'111:.:._ Ab llfl evening service 1\ ' H bvflflfll}, will be "P11111111; First Ii11n115_l‘llbl~ The music of the day wrilrinciude Moundcrs anfhcrn "WhLe The Earth Remaiuetir‘ and Sirilbvarrs "Turn Thy Face From My fitxll-‘(io The Church School Will 111ml ll d-or offering opportunity for i11-QB. 11°C interest. A uarrn welcome rsextcnd- ed to all. John 1111111 Mirsrc. Bap, Organist and Choirmaster wlll be m charge of the music 0f tilt! dRY-

TRENIIOLM -_ GILLAM -—_ The marriage 0f Shirley Alice Glllillfé of Souris, Kings C0,, P. E. 1-. B“ Jesse Cirandler ’I‘rcnhol1n.50ll 0f Mr‘. and Mrs. Thos E. “Prcnholm. Cape Spear, N. B., was solemnizcd at the United Parsonast‘; Bllyflcld. u B on siuurdav evenms. Tile Rev. J. E. Fkvrbes performed the ceremony in the presence of a num- ber of relatives and friends of the contracting parties The brldB “'05

becomingly attired in navy and grey, The happy couple will rltjslge re -

1n Debert, N. S.. where Mr. holm is employed by the Govern-

m-ent.

REBEKAIIS NIEET — ‘The Re- bekah Past Noble Grands Club met for the fall work Thursday even- ing at- the home of Miss Havel Stewart. Eirston Street. The Presi- dent, Mrs. A. J. Ilmrio was in the chair. Committees wcrc formed for Red Cross work and other service work. A two minutes silence was observed i11 memory of a beloved member, Elizabeth McKenzie who passed away since the last. meeting. She will be missed by all the mem- bers of the order. The comm-title In charge, Miss Muriel Lowthcr. Mrs. Fulton Adams, Mrs. Hllfdl McKay, Miss Muriel Dover served refreshments and Miss Jean Fras- er, presided at the piano for a. sing song. Invitations for November and December meetings were ro- ceived from Mrs. Houlc and Mrs. Lapthom. A small gift was present- ed to the hostess, Miss Hazel Stewart for use in her newhome. The Mlz- pah benediction brought to a close o mostkenjoyablc evening.

TRIBUTE T0 LATE MR. BURKE -- Visitors to tho Provincial Do- parlment of Agriculture office this week noticed o vase of flowers on a vacant desk opposite the one oc- cupied by Hon. W. H. Dennis. M111- lsler of Agriculture. This may not have appeared tn be irnusvral to the casual passcrby but the bouquet fellsa story. The desk was former‘- ly occupied by the late W. F. Burke. Provincial Fox Fleidmnn. whose death occurred September 2H af- tcr a bricf illness. The flowers are there as a tribute to the lat." Mr. Burke who was a general favoritel with ‘he office staff. ‘they arc olnrlinli and were taken from the

Minister of Agriculture and although on the desk for more than a week have ~ti|l retained their frwhuess. The desk calendar nad lsstlll 0pm- erl nt Sentembcr 23 as it was left.

MAR-GATE PASTORAL CHARGE. K

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FIBI ALARM — The firemen were called out shortly before 111x o'clock yesterday morning for a blaze in a shed on King Street, near the corner of l-lillsboro. There was slight damage.

RECEIVES Miss Helen M. Calbeck left week for St. Peters, C. B., where

she has accepted the position asl

teacher of music in the public school. “HELLO MARY! Where have

you been all summer?" “Enjoying our Island scenery." "How?" "In one of T. G. Ives certified used cars. You'd better have Frank call and you go along too. and see for yourself the bargains they offer. 1,351,

TRYON — BONSIIAW UNITED

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service. Albany 3 P. M. Preaching SQPVlCB- Trvo11.7.30 P. M. Preaching service. Evening topic The Victor's Crown". Rev. S. 1). 'I‘1'i11 . Pastor.

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BARN BUIINED —'I‘lie barn of Mr. Joirn Malone. Jr. ms Riv- er. was burned to the uruuntl T111 day, also two stooks of grain near- by. It is 110t known definitely how the fire started but it is thought probably overheated grain was the cause.

IIINSLOE PASTORAL CllAltti-Ifl SERVICES Sunday, October 13111 are as follows: Vvrusloe North l1 A, M. Wiusioe South 3 P, M. Prince- town Road 7 P. M. S. School W111- sioe North 10 A. M. S. School W111- sioe South 2 P. M. S. School Prince- town Road 11 A, M. ltev. J. it. Skinner Minister. 11-330-10-12-11.

COIILHUNION SUNDAY AT TIIE IltK.—l'hc Holy Communion uiil be cerebrated at the forenoon ser- vice in 5L. James Church Loruorrovv.

.Al1 communlcants are requested L0 be in their places. and ViSltOls are ‘

cordralljy ulvued to participate 111

the service.

ENJOY YOUR. Week-end holi- day in one of our good used ears. Drive with confidence a 1937 De Luxe Studebaker 4 door sedan, "color blue, looks like ncw"—Mo- tor reconditioned — new crank- shaft, beurings, connecting-rods. rings, etc. Your old car for a down payment and time payment plan so easy you can pay as you enjoy it. All cars will behighcr irriced.

Buy now. T. G. Ives. L-351.

TRINITY YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION.—~'l‘he regular rueeunr; t. ‘Frinity Y.P.U. was held 1n rleaarlz

lluil on Frrdav 1112111., opening wfth the devotional lwrrorl led by Howuru Chris _ 5011, with bourse Cox at the lllllllil- ‘Ibis was focoweu bv the busnuas period W111i lllL‘ Drcsldenl. llqP-IYW" 11111111.». 1n i111.- 0111111‘. The mllullcs “e11- road 311d several business rrcrus discussed. ‘I111: groups their dis

pcrscd for» masses after \\'l‘1lCll the social period, led bv Henry Clark. 11111,; enjoyed. The usual (icligntlirl sing-song ended with “'I‘he txrull.

and brought the evening to a close.

FORMER ISLANDEII — Rev. Colin U. MacNevin, 0f Gllyfibfllfi- N. s , has been called to Channel's Church at Bridgeport. N-S- M1‘- MucNevin is a nat1vc of P. ‘E- I» and has had pnstorates 111 his na- tive Province, in New Brunswick. and Nova. Scotla. He served over- seas with the 25th battalion during the Great War. In his earlier days he was a well known athlete. winning the first “Marathon" _0n “The Island," and was champion miier and lull-miter for the Aid- ershot Command in Ehrpland. hlr. MacNevin has been a devoted pas- tor and has freon active in young people's work particularly. He will probably tukr- un lllS new‘ work at the end of October. —1Un1tcd Ciuurcirman) .

OCTOBER MEETING-The Ort- obcr rncetiirg of the Ladies Aid of the P. E. I. Hospital was held in the Cundai l-lomc on Wednesday. October 9th. at 3:30 p. m. with rhc President, Mrs R. R Hirrst 1n he chair. In spite of the unfnvorabe weather there was a Rood attend- anoe and much interesting and animated discussion of the busi- ness on hand

The Treasurer presented a most enlightening report of rcccillifi llll expenditures over a number of vears frmn which she had prcpared i. budget for future use. A cop_v of this is to be mailed to each member Regrets at tho resignation of Mrs. H. J. Gnrxion as convcnor for the league of Nfcrcy. and appreciation of her splendid work in that body were expressed. The Ways and Means Committee were instructed to make the necessary arrange- ments for the afrction sale of jams. jellies and pickles to be held in the near future.

MacKINNON- WILLCO X -— A Simple wesidinlruras solcmnizcd at. the United Presbyterian Church, r‘oot Square, Quincy Mass. when Miss 5111311 May MacKinnon became the bride of Mr. Frederick Rowland ivillcox of Whitman. Mass. The cirurch was gaily decorated foothe occasion with gladioli of various shades. The bride wort- a prefix blue dress trimmed ‘with lwari cm- broidcrv and a (larldrosohut. cloves 11ml :1 corsruzc of whitt- rzarrlinins. ‘The bridesmaid. ltiiss Fiorcnre. C. ltiucKiunon, sister‘ of the bride was attired in a pretty print. drcrs rose and yellow on a background c-f navy blue, a. navy hat and a cor- surze of yellow roses. The groom was attended by Mr. David ‘fuman, Quincy. Mass. The ceremony was performed by Rev Wm. Nichol in the presence of about fifty friends. After a short weddintt tour the happy couple returned to the: home Oak Street. Whitman. Mum, where they will reside. Mrs. Will- cox above refer-ed 1o resided for several veers with her aunt alul imclc Mr. and Mrs. Nl-il 11111:-