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Georgetown And Vicinity

| Mr. William Gillian of Souris Ias e recent visitor to friends in Georgetown.

Elmer Paquet is visiting in Georgetown the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dougan.

Mrs. Alec Arsenault and ism-l ily oi Charlottetown are va- cationing at Mrs. Arsenaults former home in Georgetown. ,

Mrs. Howard Fouchere anal children returned home on Sun-l‘ day from a visit with relatives in St. Georges. l

Mr. and Mrs. Art Ross and s»... Preston oi Saint John, N. 13.. a.e guests of Mr. Ross’ brother, .\ir. Melville Ross.

l Miss Lillian Haskell and Miss Alberta Cleary who have beer. holidaying for a month at ‘the shore-side summer home of Miss Kathleen Fairchild oi Boston, left -on return to that U. S. A. city on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman James and two sons of Cohasseti. Mass.. vis- ited their aunt, Mrs. Pearl Ii. istavert, recently.

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JEFFREYS SLEZAK FILM

Blending romance with a dra. atic story of greed and intrigue in the Canal Zone, RKO Radio's "Riff-Rafi" co-stars Pat O'Brien. Walter Slezak and Anne Jeiireys in an action-filled pleceoi screen fare, now at the Capitol Theatre. O'Brien portzays a colorful sort of general fixer-upper in Panama City. who gets himself into a mess at trouble when he undertakes io find a. missing map clal-zned by op- posing adventurers. The which reveals the location of some valuable tropical oil sources. has been stolen. Miss Jeifzeys is cast as a cabaret singer who allies her. salt with the doughty O'Brien and becomes involved ln his many per- ils. Many picturesque characters thread their way through the plot. some oi them being portrayed by Percy Kllbrlde. Jerrme Cdwan and George Givot, who are featur- ed. MlClTIBnI! of rare humor are spotted in the production, directed by Ted Telzlaii.

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..'F0ll SALE. — Well-digging Jim“ 20° it Pipe. 12 Drills, a outfit consisting of Power Plant. Rflimfirs. Pipe Dies. Cutters and all necessary tools. Apply Alan Nichfllevn. Montague.

Miss Josephine Dalton who is employed in the city was a recent

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Miss Louise Murphy has accept. ed e Pfisition with the Eastern 986K111: Company in souris. as a stenographer-Geo.

Mt. Stewart

Mr. and MXI-lzillsnd Jay had as their guest, Mrs. Douglas 09g. fin and family of summei-sido,

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh of Boston, were guests of Mr. and M“, Jonathan A-iifleck for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Keir Olark of Montague. Were Sunday visitors i0 lidtr. Clark's parents, Mr, and MIS- R. C. Clark. .

Senator James P. McIntyre has Gone on a trip after attenddng the Liberal convention in Ottawa.

R. C. Clark, ML.A., returned hc-me from Ottawa on Monday_ Mt. St. '

lviliss Jean Aitileck of the Royal Bank staff, Charlottetown, was a week-end visitor to her home in Mt. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren and friends motored iom California. and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Coffin. .

Miss Eletha- Feehan. nurse-in- trainlng in the City Hospital, spent the week-end at her home in Mg, Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moln- tyre and family oi’ Halifax. are visiting friends and relatives in Savage Harbour.

Constable Milton Doyle of the Summerside Police Force. accom- panied by Mrs. Doyle and family, are spending their annual vaca. iion with friends in Mt. Stewart and ivicinlty.

If. was in the year 187B that n Mr. Burke launched the Heather Bell at Mt. Stewart and on that daythey broke the chain on the anchor that was holding her and M’ i118 Past '10 years this anchor has been lying in the mud off Burke's wharf in Mt. Stewart. On Wednesday last, Messrs. Leon. ard Doyle and Albert McIntyre got five empty oil barrels and when the tide was low they sec- ured the barrels to what they could see of the anchor. and at hizh tide the barrels floated the 3114111011 Tfldly It lays in front of the [region hall in Mt. Stewart on display. This anchor weighs in the vicinity of i/wo tong,

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Veil of secrecy shrouds the outcome of the Berlin crisis telkru diplomats in London. Wash- ington and Paris receive reports of the conference Gen. sir Brien Robertson. left. flew from Berlin to London to confer with arts, right, was Britain's spokesman in Moscow.

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VICTORIA. THE VILLAGE BY THE SEA

.'I‘he people oi Victoria and sur- rounding communities extend ain- cere syizrroathy to the family of the late J. Wilfred Boulter, Char- lottetown, whose death occurred at Newton Centre, Mass. on Sun- day, August 1st.

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Miss Beth Boulter. R.N.. Tar- onto, and Miss Elinor Wood, 3.5a. Charlottetown. are spend- ing heir holidays at. Carl Boul- ter‘s shore, Victoria, in one of Mr. Brent Wood's cottages.

The Dredge Pownal is at work In the harbour here, keeping open for navigation this splendid place which is capable of admitting to its pier quite large steamers and any boat oi smaller dimensions which may happen along.

Pretty crescent Beach, Victoria. presents the appearance of a ver- itable bee-hive these warm days as children o! all ages and s. large number of the older ones es well.l frequent this lovely spot. from‘ morning until night, wading, bath- ing, swimming and getting min- tans.

lVIr. Warren Davis, Maiden. Mass, being one d! the many who

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St. Ann's Church, Lot 66.. was the scene of a Nutty wedding on June M, 1948, when Rev. Fr. George McCormec united in the Holy Bonds o-t Matrimony Mary Noreen Costello, daughter oi Mr. and ilrlrs. Noifbert Costello and Thomas Wilfred Greenan, son oi Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Greenan, Kinkora. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father,

was becomlngly attlred- in floor- '

length gown of white net over taffeta with sweetheart neckline. long sleeves; her three quarter length veil was held in place by a nylon halo and she carried n bouquet oi Bettertime roses and maiden hair fern. Her only orna- ments were a two-strand pearl necklace with matching earrings, the gift of the groom. She was attended by her cousin, Miss Myrtle Costello, who wore peach satin. floor length gown with matching veil held In place by g coronet or flowers and carried a bouquet o! Prosperity roses. The groom's brother, Mr. Leo Greenan, Borden, was best man. The groom's gift to the bridesmaid was a com- pact, to the groomsmon a leather billiold. -

After the wedding ceremony, breakfast was served at the bride's hcrrne to upwards oi seventy-five guests. The remainder oi the day was spent in dancing -— music furnished by Messrs Mathlagrlood, Carl Grcenan (Violin), Miss Blanche Murray (guitar), Later the wedding party left on a

felt the lure oi The Village by‘ the Sea, arrived in company with- his friend, Mr. Glen Smith. tol enjoy a happy vacation here and these two young men no doub‘. ivlll avail themselves of every op-. portiinlty to have a good time at this delightful summer place.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cameronl Victoria's grand old couple, arel still going strong and each day‘ during the tourist season ere up and ready to enjoy the many vis-| itors. young and old, who fre-| quent their happy home. ‘This wonderful couple who. during thel "past summer. celebrated thelri fifty-eighth wedding anniversary, are to be congratulated on the youth of spirit they possess for‘ Mr. Cameron is well along on thel last. lap of the eighties with Mrs.' Cameron close on that, but they both possess wonderful memories arid can recall many instances of the long ago and still see. the humorous side c-f life which helps make them the popular couple they are. and so much sous‘! after by a host. of friends who will ever be their well-wlshers. '

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IGNORED DOCTORS

SCiifTHENlD-ON-i-XIA. Elsex, England - (OP) -* William Hed- dle, 101. "bishop" of the Peculiar People, a religious sect which has no faith in doctors, is dead. He had not consulted s medical man for '75 years.

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honeymoon trip to parts oi the U. S. A. For travelling the bride wore white jersey dress, blue shortle coat and white accessories. 0n their return homo e recept- ion was held at the groom's home. Several showers and parties were and the best wishes oi‘ s host o! friends are extended to this happy young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Greenan

will reside in Newton where the groom is a prosperous farmer.

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