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PIIBLIO MEETINGS

A Public Meeting in the in- tercsts of the Progressive Con-

iervative Party will be held at

CHERRY HILL “IBDAY, DEC. 2-] P“. Mr. R. L. Burge and Mr. Mil-

ton Rogerson, candidates, Sec-

ond District King’: County, will be present.

MELVTLLE W.I.

The third annual meeting oi Melville W1. wBS held on Nov. 7th at the home of Mrs. AK Mac- Kenzie. The meeting opened with singing o! Institute Ode and re- peating the creed. Roll Call was answered by piiYlrliZ fees. Ono new member joined making a total of eleven memhers. The election of oﬁilcers was held with the follow- ing results; President, Mrs, Fred Shaw; vice-pres. Mrs. AK. Mac- Kenzie; sec'y.-treas., Mrs. P J Emery; directors. Mrs. Murdock Gilmore. Mrs. MC. MacPhee; aud- itors, Mrs. JJ Gillis. Mrs Jnhn MacDonald; sick committee; Mrs. Ada MacLean, Mrs. Reg Nays. It was decided that a wreath lor Remembrance Day he made at the home oi Mrs. liincPhee. Plans lor making a quilt in tho near future at the home oi Mrs. AK. MacKen- zie was decided. A lish pond brought in $1.11. Mrs Hector Gil- lls invited members to meet at her home for the December meeting. singing the National Anthem brought an‘ enjoyable meeting to a

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

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I'. Landry, Albert Altken. illra. Iyroo

Iarriet Ololr. ‘

AGINI: OIOIOITOWN: Ialdoa Luca. AGINI.‘ IODIII. I. A. Iaolaaa

Thodlardlaanaybobooghtat any ottbo lollowing places in lanterns: Annear and Llewellyn, Mrs. Clay

In Georgetown: The Post Olliae; leper;

Ia DI. Ioteflr Tho Pool Ollioo

In Souris: Condosh and Florence

Georgetown And Vicinity

3°31! 30PM cl Charlottetown spent Sunday at his home in Georgetown.

Mr. Albert Hobbs and w. Will- lism Hobbs Jr. oi Charlottetown. visited relatives hers on Sunday.

Mrs. J.W. Levers and eon Jackie spent Sunday and Monday in the City, where they were the guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walker.

A capacity crowd attended the first showing o! picture; by the Canadian Legions new 35 mm. machine on Friday night. The picture, "To Each His Own". was an exceptionally good one and many favourable comments were heard on the excellent sound ol the new projector.

Work on the Dominion Clovem- ment Railway Wharf which has been in progress lar some consid- arable time will be completed in a tow days. since the start o! the project a very considerable am- ount ol work has been accomp- lished by the workmen. under the taremanshlp o! Mr. Angus Mpg. Lean. .

The petting season for lur boar- ing animals has arrived and this week will see petting in progress on all our local mink and lox ranches. Despite the comparative mildness ol the weather. tho pelts have primed up wonderfully well and all that remains to round out a successful season. is the realiz- ing of good returns lor the year's crop. and the market at present gives considerable promise in this regard.

INDUSTRIAL ACTUARIII New methods enable "industrial octuaries” ta predict, tho lilo span o! a ball or roller bearing to with- in 90 per cent.

SNOW IN ‘IIOPIC! Snow-topped Orlnoba mouhtain in Mexico rises trom a tropical jungle. *

.__________._ JIFFERSOWS FORTUNE

Thomas Jefferson inherited 40.000 acres oi’ land and 131 slaves from his mother who died l9 Years before he became president oi the United States.

close. A delicious lunch was ps5;- ed hv the hostess and a sing-song much enjoyed.

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Presentation At Morell

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mac- donaid o! Vernon River were guests oi honour at a social even- ing hold at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rossiter, Morel], and the presentation vol a beautilui walnut cuties table by theiriiriends oi Morell and Charlottetown, be- lore their departure to take up residence in Tlgnish.

To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mac- donald:

It is with much regret that we, your lriencls assembled here have learned that through promotion you an about to be removed irom our vicinity to the furthest en- trernity oi Prince Edward Island. We realize that we should take this occasion to congratulate you on your promotion but at ihe mo- merit our sentiments are rather those oi regret. ‘

It would not be easy to express in words Just how much you will be missed in our social circle. Your congenial companionship at all places. and your genuine nos- pitality in your home have en- deared you to us all, to say the least. It was always considered a privilege and a break to be sum- moned to Joe and Lottles for a party or social evening. A pleas- ant and enjoyable time was al- ways anticipated and invariably was had.

m your homo the air of good old Island hospitality was ever in evidence anduahe common feeling shared by both the young and old who visited you was a desire to return ae soon as possible. It would be no exaggeration to say that no small number oi young loika in these parts will in iutiure years look back and claim that the best parties they ever had in their lives were at Joe's when they lived in Vernon River.

It would be a mistake to even leave the impression that we are at all consoled to relinquish your company completely as oven now we are living in hope of being visited by you now and again; alter all, ‘rianlah is not so terribly lar away. You will surely have opportunities to visit us in future. and there ia no doubt but that some ol our single sheiks, in search o! greener pastures. and who range rather frequently la!‘ otieid, will be able to visit you olton in your new home at Tig- nish, so you can be looking tor- ward to that. They. no doubt, svill have other motives too, tor ilisit- ing Tignish, but will call to see you while making the rounds, so it is not “Adieu" but Just "Au revotr".

Before we sign onton this note, however, we think it would be in order to ﬁrst congratulate you on your promotion which tells its own story of the calibre of work you must have done in Vernon River, and secondly to wish you the best ol success in your luture home in Tignish. We hope too that you will enioy health and happiness there and that you will be taken to heart in the social circles of Tlgnish as you were in our vicinity. Although we put this in the lorm ol a wish. we realize that in the not too distant lutuxe it will be an actual (act and the ﬂgnishers, like ourselves. Will be saying at Joe and Mrs. Macdon- aid: "For they are jolly good iel- lows."

Again we do want to wish you good luck and to say “an revoir". and as a ilnal expression o! the esteem in which you are held by all o! us we ask you to accept this small token which by no means measures up to the quant-

pross our feelings and convey to you our affection and very best wishes.

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