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Mr. Frances glanchard. Piusville, is a frequent visitor to Howlan.

Mr. Bruce Carruthers Jr. put in one acre of cucumbers on Maeabl.

Art Perry, Dock Road, the first fresh mackerel peddier. was here Wednesday.

Mrs. Ben Gallant and Mrs. An-- thony Gallant were in O'Leary on Tuesday.

Mr. Jack Gallant was called home from St. John on account of his wife's illness.

Mr. and Mrs. George Arsenault of Lot d visited his mother, Mrs. Margaret Arscnault. on Sunday.

Means. Ben Gallant, Eusebe Ar- ecnault and Henry 0. Gallant are now employed on the highway.

-Mr. Ray Noonan has beer! re- cently called to his job at Co-op. tiller only one week of vacation.

Mr. and Mrs John F‘. Gallant motored to Charlottetovm with Ar~ thur S. Gallant. to attend the graduation of their rlauehter, Miss Bernice, from Notre Dame Con- vent.

A Bingo was held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Den L. Araenault under the auspices of liovllan and Woodstock 5t. Anne's "club, with a very good attendance eomiderln; the rainy weather.

There was also a very delicious lunch served by the hostess, as- sisted by several of thc members.

Mr. Clayton Carrutliers is now visiting his relatives and friends in Cape Wolf. '

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rogers. Lot. 7. and their daughter, Miss Eva were in O'Leary on Thursday.

Mrs, Willard Carruthcrs cam" in l-lowlan on Thursday and left Fri- day for Halifax to rejoin her hus- band.

Eome of’ our women are taking advantage of the rainy days and finishing up mats started earlier in the spring.

Mrs. Henry Pine-nu Sr. spent e .'ew_days recently with her (lmlilh- ter lCellna) Mrs Pius Doiron. Mr. Doiron and family.

Mrl. Leon Peters of Bloomfield and her son were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Arsena-ult and family on Wednesday.

Messrs. Frank and Henry Gal- lant have finished their work on the house. of Fred Gallant. Caric- tnn, which they covered with brick siding. .

The Sodslity Girls held their annual meeting on Brund-ay, June 13th in the aide chapel. Miss cath- erine Perry who had been presid- ent for the pest five years. has been succeeded by Mire Margaret Gallant and the new secretary is

Laurctla Arscnnult, vice-president Imltol FlllilJll,l)l‘8ll3C‘i5 Alice Wedge, Joan Arscnault and Mrs. Arthur Gallant. '

Mr. John H. Corcoran. OlLeary, was in Hotvlan thepast week.

A cotuple of weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Gallant of Char- lottetown spent a week-end in Howian. guests of Mr. and Mrs. I-lenry 0. Gallant and family.

Mrs. Bruce Carruthers and son George drove to Capo Wolf on Tuesday. She reports her father, Mr. Torn Cook is not very well. M". Cook has been ill a" long time and has passed his four score and ten years.

The many friends and rclaMves here. of Rev. Leslie Dlgnan and Mrs. Dilznan were triad to welcome them back. Mr. Dignan taught in Howlan school a few years before world War II, of "which he is a veteran. ' - How.

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Mr. and Mrs. Bebcr Hardy have returned from their motor trip to Nova Scotia.

Mrs. J. W. D. Campbell and twin sons arrived home last week, and are receiving a. cordial welcome.

Miss Alice Gordon attended the recent meetings of the Maritime Branch of the United Church W. M. B. held at Sackville, N. B.

The Daffodil Mission Band met at the home of Miss Ruth Pike. Thursday afternoon. Five mem- hers were present. Worship was led by Miss Frances Currie assist- ed by Misses Jean Currie and Bar- bara Brown. It was decided to have a picnic meeting during the summer. Mission study was led by Mlu Gordon.

The June meeting of the wo- men's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Herbert Champion with the vice-president, Mrs. QR. Profit conducting the business. Eleven members were present. The treasurer reported a balance of $343.75 on hand. All bills were or- dered paid. On motion it was de- cided that the balance due on a dOflllCIlOI‘ ordered by the school be paid by the Institute. The vis- iting committee reported visits made to themospitsl and to shut- ina. Mrs. R. M. Dunn reported for the school committee. The hall

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had been cleaned and that suflic- ient work had been clone on the wiring to make it safe until amora thorough Job can be done. The secretary, Mrs. Pike, reported that as a result of the canvas made by W. I. members. twelve or thirteen new subscribers to the Blue 02$ hospitalization plan had been ecc- ured. Plane are-to be made later for a. picnic during the summer. All members are asked to make visits during the summer months and to report in September. The hall committee for July, August and September will be Mrs. H. Champion, Mrs. R. Dunn, and Mrs. A. Wilkie. It was decided t ‘aslr Mr. Moran to order sufficient lar Bars to treat all the school chil- dren and to ask each teacher to take his or her pupils to the store to receive this treat. It was also decided that the Institute would again conduct the ‘rhuraday night. dances. and committees were ap- pointed for the next four weelu. Unfortunately, Dr. WA Shaw, who was to have been guest speaker for the evening. was unable to be pro. sent. On motion. the meet-in; ed- journed. The next regular meetlnl will be held the first Friday in September.

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