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1. O. F.—The members of Court Mount Stephen, No S741, will meet at 1015 to- morrow (Suoday) mcraing at their Court Room, Prowse’s Block, fer the purpose of forming in possession to attend Divine service in Zion Church. Dress: black suit, silk hat, white tie, white gloves. Regalia: cardinal sask. Memb-ra will be provided with sashes at the Court room. By order

Anderson of Cat Head lobster is very rare and is well ®eelng.

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Cuartorrerown Scuo0t oF Mesic—At the conclusion of the paper on musical history read by the Director tnis morning a vocal recits] was given by Miss Lawson,

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cute Weppixe Betts—A very interesting and pleasant eventtook place at the residence of Mr. D. McQuarrie, Carleton Point, when Mr. Benjamin Bears, one of Brooklyn’s most popular young farmers, and Miss Mary Jane McQuarrie were made man and wife. Rev. Mr. Whidden tied

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the nuptal knot. After the ceremony the happy young couple left on a wedding trip io Summerside and other priscipal vill» ges ‘throughout the Island. Mr. and Mrs. Bears have our best wishes.

Also at thesime time place Mr. Jobn McQuarrie carried of | Albany’s most popular young Jadies, Miss | Katie Forbes. The bride wore a cos ume of grey with trimming to match. The -Thurs. ith Sept presents were numerous and costly, show-~ | ing the popularity of the young couple.

We wieb Mr. McQuarrie and bis fair young bride a long, happy and prosperous fu- ty of Arts (Revised Curriculum ture. open also to PARTIAL STUD- Matriculation | ty of Applied Science the cours thanical, Electrical, and Min-

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PERSONAL Conductors McKie and Gi)lis crossed to Moncton today. Mr. P_ S. Brown left this mornin trip tov Moneion and St. John.

Mr D.B. Stewart returned from a busi« ness trip west this mouning

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Rev. Dr. Campbell was a passenger by the Princess this morning returniog to Halifax.

_ The Rev. Dr. Doyle, of Vernon River, is spendivg the week west with Rev. Father Burke.

Mrs. W. W. Moore arrived from Ottawa last evening, on a visivto her mother, Mrs C. V. McGregor.

Miss Fannie Wiee, who has been apend - ing the winterin Regina, bas returned to her home in Milton.

Mr. W. L. Poole, Montague, registered at the Hotel Davies this morning. He came to towa by the western train.

Mr. George Kemp ond Mr. James Mc- Isauc were among the p&ssengers to town by this morning’s eastero train.

U.S. Coneul General Foster of Halifax, arrived by the mail special jast eveni g and is a quest of Coneul and Mrs Vail.

Mr. W. L. Cotton left this mcring to attend the annual alumni meeting and convocation of King’s College, Windsor.

Councillor Muttart, of Summereide, who has been on @ businese trip to Nova Scotia, crossed from Pictou by the Princess last evening.

Dr. Hodgson, Chancellor of King’s College University, accompanied by Mr. Robert Tomlins, left by the Priccess this morong tor Windeor, N. S.

Mr. J. Preston left by the express this morning on avisitto New York. He goes by Levis, Montreal and Albany and returns by way of Boston and Hal'fax.

Mr. A. A. McLean, barrister~at-law, was apassenger by the early train this wnorn'ng 09 & business trip to Toronto and Buffalo,

Rev. J. W. Mellenck and niece, of Wakefield, Mass, who came here in the Halifax on Thureday, were passengers by the mail special this morning en route to the mainland.

Mr. Jack Martin, the popular represen- tative of the Canada Paper Company, Movtreal, arrived in Charloitetown last evening, accompanied by his bride. They crossed from Pictou by the Princess.

Bishop McDonald returned from the Magdalen Islands this morning where he has been since last Monday week. The S. S. Lunenburg arrived in Souris just in time for the passengers to take the train to the city.

Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal was among those present at tie Levee held on Monday, eays the Canadian Gazette, by commaud of the Queen at 8:. James’ palace by the Prince of Wales, whea he presented the Baron de Longueuil.

The wedding took place on Tuesday at the Forksot Rev. .C. W. Vernon, B. A, Truro. t» Miss Bessie Campbell McNeil. Mr. and Mr-. Vernon will be at home at North Sydney, C B., where Mr. Vernon is now stauoved, afier July lst. - Chronicle.

Queen Horel: A MeLeod, Ch’toar; K C Hoim, Hampton; P C Cassidy, WJ Cas- sidy, Sarah A McDonald, Jessie E Mac-~ donsl’, Boston; C BE Collins, Portland; T J S Sk:nner, Caigary, N W T; Wm Moffat, Maytield.

Rev. J. M. Forbes, rector of St. Peter’s Church, A‘berton, wkes the rectorsbip of St. Joun’s church, Crapaud, next Sucday. The Church Evangelist, speaking of Mr. Borbes save: * The rev. geotieman was very succcs {ul snd popular in the wert, where he endeared hb mse!f to hundreds, ard we congratulate the people of Cra- paud in securivg him as their pastor, aad wish bim well in bis oew field of labor.”

en nner mere MARRIAGE AT MONTREAL. The Star at hand this morning contains a lengthy reference tothe marriage of D: . Wiliam Johnston, of Dorchester, Mass., (formerly of Charlottetown) acd Miss Nellie McAndrew. The interesting cere~ mony wee performed by Rev. J. PF. Jobus~ ion, in St. Patrick’s Church, Montreal which was prettily decorated. Mr. R.k. Jobnesten, the groom’s brother, was hest man. The bride, who carried a beautiful boquet of white rores and orange biossom~, wore @ gown of white duchess satin, vel and orange blossoms. She was given away by her father, and was attended by Miss Edna Sauriol, of Cornwall, Miss Eveline Mile:t, and Miss Kathleen McAndrew, aa maids of houour, carrying baskets of pink roses, lilacs and lilies acd wearing lovely gowns of pink and blve crepe de Culoe and leghorn hats, trimmed with chiffon. Master 1. McAndrew acted as page. Mies Bernice Jingley, of South Boston, was bridesmaid, aud waa ‘dressed is a hand some costume of pink silk with leghorn hat trimmed with red rosee. She carried a handsome boquet of pink roses, Afier the ceremony a reception and breakfast was held at the resideuce of the bride’s

mother. Among the guests pres ent were Sir William Hingston, Rev. Father Cailaghay. S. 8S. OC.

2oy, Father Cavavagh, 8.J., Rev. Father J.F.Jobneton, Cheriottetown, P. E.I-land,

rondace, N. Y., Rev. Father, McDonald, Pt. St. Charles, Rev. Father McGarr, Si. Laurent, Rev. Father McDermot, St. Merys, Dr. Hugh Lennon, Dr.S. Morrison, Prof. Fowler, and a large number of friends and relatives of the young couple. The bride received many handsome pre~ sents, including several substantial ‘cheques, @ cabinet of silver from St. | Patrick’s choir and presentations from * Various societies. Dr.and Mre.Johnston will reside at 175 Norfolk street, Boston. Tne ExaMINER joins in the congratulat ions,

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Sacrep Heart © eLepaation—The Go!- den Jubilee of the Convent of sabe Sacred Heart, Halifax, wa* celebrated on Wednes- day,

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DiscraceruL.—It is too bad that the attention of the city authorities has to be called to the d’sgraceful condition of the shore at the eastern end of Water Street, as persons from neighboring streets are in the habit of depositing the dirt and rubish from their yards an! householda,

Grapvuatep —It affords us much plea® sure in announcing that Mr. Fred Me.- Kenzie, of the Bank of Nova Scotia bnild- ing, this city, nas, afiera very thorough business course atthe P. E I. Commer- ciel College, secured the College diploma He has proved himself a most thorough and evergetic student, and will vow reap the reward which he has justly earoed. We wisi this young man the fallest mea- sure of euccees, and trust that he will be found among those who are is the front rank of accountants.

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Pouice Corrt —Henry Flood was this morning fined $5 or 30 days for fighting On tne streets last Saturday.

A summons for a breach of the Liquor Regulation Act against H. Gray Murphy was adjourned till Monday afternoon for

judgment.

Two boys for assault were fined the nomins] sum of fivec nis, the proeecator declining to prosecute.

Items From tHe West.—Some fise mackerel are beiug taken in the nets west —and many fine codfish. Lobsters are not plentifel, Tue potato bug has made his first ap- pearacce. Be not afraid of using paris green generously upou him. There’e a good appearance of frait judg- ing from the blooms although this was considered an cff year for apples. The late rains have been the saving of the old meadows and of much good to ell crops. Dr. Murphy's flyer, Jimmy Forward, came down from Tignish to Summerside to go into training for the Dominion Day races.

wr Foresters Awyiversary.— The For- es'ers of thie city wil! parade to-morrow, (Sunday) 18.b in-t, to attend Divine Service in Zion Church, at 11 a. m., when au appropriate, practical and inspiring sermon will be preached by the Revd. D. B. McLeod, the esteemed pastor. The pros cession will be headed by Worth’s Brass Band, and will leave the court room, Prowse’s block, north side Queen Square, at 10.45. The fol ow'ng wiil be the route of pruceesion: Up Grafton to (Queen, Queen to Richmond, Richmond to Zion Church. Return reute: Zon Church to Prince Street, Prince to Keat, Kent to Queen, Queen to Grafton, thence to Conrt Koom. Visitors from Sister Courts most cordially invited to take part in the pro- ceedings. To insure proper position, and prevent confusion, api dissatisfaction, all members ave most reepectfaliv requested o meet at the Court Room at 10.15 a. m. Sharp.

CANADIANS IN Roston. correspondent of the Halifax Herali says: Itis estimated that in this State there are 260,000 persons who were born in Canada. According to Horace G. Malin, the statistician of the common- wealth, there are more Canadians in Bos-

ton than easy other town, Fail River is a good second, According to the official figures, isened

by the state, Bosion has 6,909 natives of New Bruoswick, 14,712 natives of Nova Scotia, 3,158 natives of Prince Edward Island, 16,287 natives of other Canadian provinces, of whick 14,452 are English

spesking. avd 1,385 French. Fall River bas 17,079 French-Canadians born in Canada, exclusive of the Maritinre provinces, and 846 speaking the English tongue, Tnat city has only 84 natives of New Brunswick, 23 Nova Scotians and 123 from P. E. I. The natives of thore provinces outside of New Brunswick, Nova Scotin and P. 8.1, are largely French Caoadians, most of whom are em- ployed in the cotton nills

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