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863%? CCUPLIS SHOWBI- —- new y carried couples, Mr. and Mrs. Burke and Mr. and

Mrs. White, lo tagu , were tendered a $11-$31 weeek in the Lower Montague Hall

fill-fly useful and beautiful

were presented to the newly weds T pleasant social evening w“ m. Dyed by the many friends who met to extend their best wishes to the young couples-L.

..°GIVEN BRIDAL SHOWER;- Miss Lliilie Kingwhowaslnarrioda short time ago to Mr. James Llew- lyn of Sturgeon was tendered a shower at. the home of Mrs. Rich-

ard Llewelyn. The many beautiful gifts presented, testified to the esteem in w Mrs. Lleweiyn

was held in her homo oommnnit . The best wishes of many fricn s will follow the happy couple in their new home.-L.

The Sacrament of the land's Supper was administered in St. James Presbyterian Church yester- day to a. large congregation. ‘Services were conducted by the lrninlgster the Rev. Moorhead negate,

In the evening Dr. Legato preach- ed an eloquent and appropiate ser- mon on the present Great War and the Christian attitude regarding it.

In the evening a. duet was rend- ered by Mrs. J. A. Lawson and Mrs. N. D. MacLean.

A wide circle of friends mourn the passing of Mr, Archibald Blue. "ttlc Fmds who died yesterday at his home after a short illness. Ha was 66 year's of age.

His wife was formerly Annie Jan-e Blue of Murray River, by whom he l. srvived and also two sons, George at home and Johnnie. at .‘~ rray Harbour.

Be<’des his immediate family, he leavts to mourn the following bro- thers and sisters: John Angus, of l-lopeiiald. Alexander in the United States, Mrs, William Hayter. High Bank, Mrs. Catherine Russell, Miss Florence and Miss Jennie, all in the United States. One sister, Mrs. Tutton of Massachussetts, pro- deceased him by two veal‘!-

He will be buried Tuesday after- Icon.

_DEA'I‘II 0F DAVID LECKY — MISCOUCHE-Mr. David Lecky an elderly and life long resident o1 Miscouche ssed away at his homo shortly af r midnight on Friday. Mr. Lecky was 88 years of age and although not in robust health was up and about until about 9 da s ago when he was taken seriouslY l and in spite of all that could done he did not recover. Mr. Lecky

homestead

for his kindly hospitality. He was a member of the Roman Catholic Church, Miscouche and received the consolation of his religion from the hands of his tor, Rev. Dr. Mona-l han before passed owlh He eaves to mourn three sons. nus. Augustus, and Kenneth; also two daughters, Tesla and Ilene at home w whom much sympathy is extend- ed. The funeral is taking lace on Monday at 9 a. m. from ouche Church.

The Holy Name Club NWOd host. last night to the soldiers ht the social meeting which was held in the Holy Narnediflll. Ml’. M- Alban Farmer presided, His Ex- cellency J. A. OSullivan, Bishop of Charlottetown. gave an insplrinz courage". Other ed Mr. Len dent of the Canadian legion, Mr. Jack Leightizer, also representing the Canadian Legion, Cnpt. Leo

MacDonald of the No. 6 District gfirgsftg-ggnzflfixgéleggllglegi gdygal

Sig-trailers, and Rev. Georafl M1!- Cormack. Moderator of the H01 Name Club. During the social pa: of the evening the orchestra was under the direction oi Mr. Alex McL-can and Pte. A. LeClair of the 21st. F. A. favoured the gathering with a couple of pleasing soloes A very delightful sing-s wu ol- lowed by refreshments. e meet- ing closed with "The ."

J. C. Irving, 69, former member of the Prince Edward Island Legislat- ‘life died at. his home in Vernon Sat-

urda .

This’: deceased was the son of the late David Irving, of Vernon, who was also a Liberal representative of the Belfast district in the Island

. g was a. graduate of the Guelph Agricultural College and was a, prominent cattle breeder in this farming community.

He is survived by his wife, Eva Nicholson. They had no family. Brothers and sisters survi ciude, T. T. Irving, civil eng Toronto; Rev. George Irving, D. D, Phiiadel a; W. Gordon Irvin

Montrea - A. J. Irv , Saskatoon. John Irving, Calgary; Mrs. . . Higgs. Charlottetown‘ Mrs. J. R.

Donald Montreal and Mrs. Hamm-

‘ and Jo nson, Montreal.

The funeral will be held ‘Tuesday afternoon it was announced last. n g t.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER — A very enjoyable shower was ten- dered to Miss Marion Wood at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jane Bal- lcm. Southport, Lot 48, on Wed- nesday evening, October 11th, by the neighbors and friends in view of her approach marriage. The house was piettiy decorated for the occasion. bowls of ferns. and cut flowers were placed around the rocrn in which the bride-to- bc received her gifts. While the bridal music was heir played by Mrs. M. W. Wood. is: Beatrice Jenkins and MISS Mary Jenkins

» ushered the bride-to-be tn the seat

‘ honor. A basket, prettily de- wcs carried in by Mics Georgie Harper and Miu Irene Wood. ‘The ifts were ncd by Miss Francis eves and t e names and accompanying verses were read by Miss Hazel Wood. and ar- ranged on the table bv Mrs. Jana Ballem. After the gifts had been admired and acknowledged the guest of honor invited all to visit her it her new home, then every- qne joined in singing "Por She's a Jolly lGood Fellow". At this time

A a dainty lunch was served and the remainder

of the evening spent. in and games, —(Pstriot please

O. Home to

Dunstan’: Basilica. ate Dr. stun’; University. The

League of the Crols Band Bro. W. J. Brawders.

Queen's count Rural ail ierst Assogifitiign m mee e in e I-Iallfngharlottetown evening.

Other officers op coming year were: McRae. Southpor-t

Officer, J. W. Tm Yo! . and Auditor Les Char] tetown.

Alexander Blue, 4d, flngs County Hospital Oct, 14th., he was a native of field. Kings County. Hc became

usting

a patient here for several weeks.

Hopefield is a brother.

FUNERAL SEBVICES- The fun- eral of Mrs. J. Luther Davison was held Friday afternoon from the res- idence of her daughter, Mr=. A. E. glmlzson. Hawthorne Ava, Parkdale B .

home, Hawthorne Ave. was held by Rev. Iculs Murray and n vocal duet “We Are Going Down The Valley" rendered by Rovand Miss Bessie Smallman. Service at St. Peter's Bay United Church vtas held by Rev. Louis Murray. City. and Rev. Mr. Miller, St. Peter's Bay. the lai- ter conducting service at the grave. The pallbearers were Henry Dcuglrs J. Lester Douglas, M. P.. Donald McKinncn. Hilbert Lohnes. Stephen Bradley and Efmest McNutt.

-pr~:arn or MR. JAMES a. KINCAmE-Tiieir passed away. in the Prince County Hospital

Mr. James couche. He was 70 years of age. Mr. Kincaidc was brought to the Prince County Hospital three days ago 1n B. serious condition. He was a native of New Brunswick but had lived the greater part of his life in the United States. He came to the Island some years ago and purchased a small farm next to the Lecky homestead. I-Ie married Miss Adams of Mis- couche. His first .wife died some years ago. His son Albert Kincaide liv s in Sirmmerside and is an em- pl ee of Trask Well Company. Mr. Kincaide was a quiet,

district: much sympathy is extend.

bereavement.—S

TUESDAY peacefully

October 1st, i939, James A. Mac- Adam. 1o the immortal life of all, at the advanced age of 86 years. His death deprives the oonununity of one of the oldest and most re- s acted citizen's who deserves more n a passing notice.

Word has been received Summerside of

tcber 10th at his na, lldinnesota

eighty-ninth year.

advanced in years he had

to his age, hastened the end.

SMITH - STEAD A quiet wedding of interest solemnized at the Manse, River, on Oct.

Glasgow Rev B

charming in a street 18118911 brown felt

served to a number of the im

making seneraders began a:

waiting to be admltte

amid showers of confettie for med with brown accessories. O beautiful homes

from the the popular youn

of

' snu. Amara 4mm . ded to a still alarm naabouesnss? w}. bl

ed Rev. ' Gavin Monaghan of s? Dun- m“ parade was in charge of Bro, V. F. Maddigan warden and was headed by the M under dam

Sun

e Oddfellowb 9g, on Saturday

i “m”. l3.‘ ,,,,.,,,,, ce- ., o - , Sec-Trees, Will- u ' lam McManus, Charlottetown, Ad- inor, West ter Keizer

coran. M ary died in the Mrs. Gilbert alum, Saturday Henry, Hope- un- well some time ago and has been ‘Rochford St.

Mr. Blue was a farmer. He took ,'

an active part in community ac- I The ladies of St. Pat-rinks Rood Uvllilfl- ' .tendered a miscellaneous shower

Burvlvlns 1s his wife. formerly on soot. 25th irl honor of Miss Christene MacKinnon of Glen ‘Monica. Edna Gurney at the homo Martin and one son, Ivan Blue, at , b! her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Char- home. ;ies Gurney, Peakes Station, whose

Mrs John H. MacLean. Little 1 murriaire takes DIG/CG in the near

Sands. is a sister and Albert Blue,

in the , early hours of Saturday morning,

unassum g person and was well liked in the ed to his widow and family in their

‘Ihem passed away ed 67 years ago. was attended by at his home in Wst St. Peters on a large number of friends

in the deo-‘lr on Oc- home ..l Owaton- no in p b f ofd ML ginjgmiiln nth t“, 1 o; w ar y, oun er of e a y address on e ihegkgsemllm ud- Pgroplest lzflessn argd gi-‘elsidentiigea- ' Good - s er o e . . an ons Wm’ put pres‘ Mr, DarFbByYbwas bolrgkatlgarakrns v age on ruary e-- mg 1n his 915k year a; me time o; . mom wore a green wool dress with

At Coleman, September 25th, af- ter a short 111mm, John Creamer passed to his Eternal rewazd in his The deceased was born in South Melville where he spent his youth but. many years ago he moved t/othewcstem part of the Province. He worked as a. car- penter and was known as an un- usually skllful mechanic. Although been en- joying excellent health until just a

week prior u, nu death when he1 had the misfortune of falling and breaking his leg which fact owing

NUPTIALS — W85 Hunter 11th, when Ada. Lavinia Marguerite, daughter of Nelson and Mrs. Stead, became the bride of Richard Bagnall, only son, of Cyrus and Mrs. Smith, Ncwl gown with train, and wore a bri-

, . W. E MacQuarric,

.D., officiated. The bride looked of rust chiffon velvet and hat of softly drapped with veiling and bow and other acces- sories to match. She carried a! piece of Jewellery was a 801d bouquet of sweet peas and maiden. hair fern, and wore a necklace of pearls, a gift of the groom. Miss Florence Matheeon. cousin of the

bride's parents, where supper was

mediate relatives of the contract- ing party. While supper was still proceeding a large crowd of merry

rive making their presence known by mating car horns and sir-eons d to offer congratulations and best wishes. After which the happy couple left.

motor trip through the Maritimes. For travelling the bride wore a wine bousle fitted coat, fox trim-

thcir return they will reside on the

cad at New Glas- gow where the groom is a pros-per- fox scarf and matohi ous young tamer. Previous to her les. The many beautif of grey marriage the bride was tendered a. ly gifts received testify to tho high tweed. The ridclnaid’! dress was miscellaneous shower at the home esteem in which this couple are of her parents when she was the receipient of many beautiful gifts has been one of our most

many |

-FUNIIAL 0|? was hold on Monds

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Cfllflhjgd w m in: with a Solemn Hi

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w‘; y”; my], “ma” Church Miscouchc.

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o; ¢_ by a Damiano", we K_ o, Rev. Fr. Kelly as sub ggconhuu‘ pm”

awn ma“: ucky page Amolu. Oaiilvornfiolbntmbie

The pallbearers Wilfred lpcky, Alban

by sympatblzmg friends-S.

tin t. J ' 8c- “lgifielabl? ssoaailtvgvdfu on ay, f‘ ‘ 15th. the following fxicers wore elected:

rsawullamrzorw fSot-li t°' - . was reelected Prelaxigent gf ptble ‘washout’ ms

Anne Walsh.

st. Vice-President: Miss Mar- illltet Dousan. 2nd. Vice President: Miss Marlo-I- Dunn. Sec : Miss Mar aret Butler.

Tregtugg: Miss Flor-genes um- gue.

Miss Mary Duffy, . Mistresses of Ceremonies: Miss Came sample Miss Mary Brown. Councillors: Miss Gertrude Coady. Miss Luc coady, Miss Minnie Cor- M A. Monashan. Mrs. Leslie Mrs. Fred Steele. Mrs. Char. les Moran, Mrs. John Connolly, Fitzroy St., Mrs. Patrick 'I‘raincr.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER -

' future to Mr. William Watson Rob- ortson of Kingsborougb. P- E- I- The shower being largely attended bv friends and neighbors, the many llunrerous lifts showed the pop- ulal-it-v of the young couple. After the arrival of the guests the younl;

[couple entered the sitti room

lnmld applause and oecuiped tho

l waiting chairs. rile gifts were un-

l wrapped by Miss Viola Hu hes and

‘Miss Norma. Donneily, w le Miss

I Bernadette McDonald read the verses and Miss Blanche Hughes

placed the gifts on the table. The

young couple in a few well chosen remarks thanked their friends for the many niece gifts and hoped to meet them all in the near uture.

The remainder of the evening was

spent in music and dancing. The

music been capably furnished by

Mr. Ward Crane and Mr. Leonard

McDonald. Ref ents were

served by the ladies and the party

broke up by every body wishing the voung couple success in the future

—Sll"MONS-De'.0NG WED- DING-A w-dding of interest to friends in Freetown is contained in the following news item from the Taunton Daily Gazette. The bride's mother was formerly Louise L. Bums of Freetown. Miss Eunice Mabel DeLong daughter of Mr. land Mrs. Charles DeLong. Taun- lton, Mass, and Fenton E. Sim- |mons, son of Mrs. Ethel Simmons,

Free , P. E. I. were united in marriage at the Union Con- gregational Church Taurlton. on Sunday afternoon, October first at four o'clock by my, Leroy . Allen. pastor, The wedding. the first Sunday wedding to be held in the church since it. was construct-

and relatives cf the couple. A reception was held immediately after the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. Miss DeLong who was attended by her sister, Mrs. Robert T Copeland, wore wine colored velvet with small hat and veil to match. She carried a bou- quet. of yellow roses. Her matron of honor wore blue velvet with a hat to match and carried a bou- miet of pink rosebuds. Robert. T. Copeland, brother-in-law of the bride. was best man. After the re- ception Mr, and Simmons left on wedding trip to Maine. Mrs. Sim-

a green coat trimmed with black skun-k. She carried black acces- sories. They will make their home in Freetown. Prince Edward Is- land where Mr. Simmons has a sil- ver fox ranch. Mrs. Simmons was Iwell known at tre Nozth End in Taunton She graduated from Taunton High School and for four years has been a practical nurse in Fall River, Mass.

COLES - EDWARDS — On Sept. 27th at B o'clock p.m. a. very inter- esting event took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ed- wards, when their-daughter Mary Agnes was united in marriage to Mr. Verner C. Coles of Milton. Rev. W. A. MacQuarrle of Hunter Riv- er, performed the ceremony. To the strains of the wedding mall-ch played by Miss Margaret Coles, sister of the room. the youthful bride entered t e drawing room on the arm of her father and took her place beneath an arc beauti- fully decorated b giadiolis, as- ters, and maple eaves. The bride looked charming 1n white satin

1 da..l veil of sill: net. beautifully em- broidered, and held in place by oran e blossmns. silver slippers, and qei of Claire de I-Iollandc roses, and maiden hair fern oom- pleted the costume. Her only

locket the gilt of the 8100111. ‘I'M bride and groom were unattend- ed. The bride's mother was dress- ed in plum Martinet. velvet, and

bride, was bridesmaid. She was wore a corsage of Rapture roses. in M cho and were largely at- prettily attired in mauve crepe The groom's mother choose fol‘ tended. Rev. G. A, Christie conduct- with navy accessories. Mr. Lloyd the occasion a becoming gown of 9d the service at house and grave. Stead supported the groom. Fpl- navy canton crepe. During the The llbearers were Messrs. Stan- lowin the marriage a reception signing of the register suitable lay ches, Edward lpckhart” was geld at the home of the music was rendered by Miss Phyl- Percy Miller, Birchfield Yeo, Sey-

lis Easton. Immediately lifter the mour ‘Thompson, Villicra Carr. 1n-

- ceremony a wedding rumor was served. About 70 in ted gumts ro- tired to the dining room which was nicely decorated with pink

" received in

and p. auditor. Th; orvice was very largely attended

r-"uuls SUNS ENLIST - Pour‘

ME. DA w _ sons of Mr. and Mrs. illiun LJgY n‘ hum“ o! m‘ . Grand Tracsdie. have n- Jamel Bum; 1 Hugh, Donald

Inlll Wind, ugdnlfitlll. ISLAND DEAD —- Word w 01W

formerly of this citv which took in Ins

resid- ence of bis aon-in-law, m. J. M. Murlay, n.

runner. YESTERDAY-The funeral of James Daniel MoCallurl, ilyflersalrqigll monthloldsonof

W116. Runsn Catholic

The death took place at High Bank on Saturday 9W, Sept.

Mrs. Agni-em acPher- MaoPb n. Mrs. Macs-if I born at Bellevue, P.E.I., 1961. In i992 bfr. and Mrs. Mac- Phcrson moved to 81gb Bank from Bellows.

A pretty wedding wassolemnlsed in St. Peters Cathedral Chapel - terday morning, Rev. Canon Ma no officiating, when Ruth Carolyn, daughter of Mrs. and the late Ed- wand Brown, was united in mar- riage to Lieut. (Dr) William Gour- gl’. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.-

081;. ‘The ‘bride who was becoming-

gowned in a Lady Blue tmvelling suit, with hat to match, carried a handsome bouquet of American Beauty Roses‘ and was attended by her sister, Miss Bertha, will? was gowned in a rust colored su .

Dr. Paul Kitchen. of Truro, N. S. a college chum of the groom. was best man.

Numerous wedding gifts testified to the popularity of the young couple

The groom is a Lieutenant in the P. E. I. Highlanders while the bride has been Secretary to Dr. E. S. Giddings.

Ml‘. and Mrs Hogs left, amid showers of confetti on a honey- moon trip to Halifax and other points in Nova Scotla.

The Guardian joins in extending hearty felicitaticns.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of A Aeneas MacDonald took place from his late residence, ( rand Traculie, to Con-an Ban Church yesterday morning. Services were conducted by Rev. Leonard MacDonald, brother of the deceas- ed, assisted by Rev. W. V. Mac- Donald. also a brother. The pail bearers were: Messrs. Alban Mac- Donald, Joseph MacDonald. John C. MacDonald, Bernard MacDon- ald, Louis MacDonald and Kenneth MacDonald. In the sanctuary were Rev, George MacDonald. Rev. Joseph Rooney, Moreil, Rev. Louis Cflllflshan. Fort Augustus, Father Keefe, Father Dougan, Charlotte- town. Father MacPl-lerson, Tra- cadie, Father Campbell, St. And- rews, Father MacCal-dle, st Dun- stan's University.

A wedding of interest to the younger set was solemnized in the Church of the Most Holy Redeem- er yesterdav morning. when Mary Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T Mallet‘ was united in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony to Lieut. (Dr) L, I. Duffy, son of Mrs. and the lat/c Stephen P. Duffy. the ceremony being per- formed and Nuptial Mass cele- brated by Capt the Rev. W. E. lllnright, C.SS.R., Chaplain of the P. E, I. Highlanders.

‘The bride, who was attractively

Joaeplnceivedthosadnowsbytei

as . of u 9.1.2., Qnd the death of Mr. George Jenkins

-S‘LA.NDIB BEIEAVID .- Mr. MaoMurrer of this 01W. m

esterda mornin; of the deem of . John of Everett, Mus. Mr. lllaoMurrer visited here this summer with his two daughters. Ho was a regular visitor to the Island every year.

rim Alexandra. Baptist Church was the of a vearygiregtyowed- ding on ptember a em. when Miss Annie Jane Mechell- nan. Alexandra. was united ‘in marriage ‘with Mr. Robert Ham-

vnd Carter. Ion of Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Carter, North Milton.

ACCIDENTAL-LY KILLED - Word has been received by Mrs. A. E. Smith, of this city, of the death of her brother-in-law, Mr. Hector MacIeod. at Plenty, Sask- atchewan. Mr. MuLeod was killed when his car was struck by a train at a railway crossing near his home. Ho was the son of Mr. Donald MacLeod" formerly of Or- well Cove. Much sympathy is ex-