MONDAY, CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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CRASWELL for Puowgrapbs.

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE- 14-9789

FUNERAL SERVICES — The funeral of W. Glen of North River was held Friday afternoon from his late residence. Service was coll- tiucted by the Rev. Mr. Todd The

1 were Messrs. Ernest

ner, Fulton Warren, Miller Saunderson, Maurice Kitson, John Warren. William Molyneaux. Inter- Ilent East Wiltshire Cemetery.

FUNERAL SERVICES ~Tllc funeral oi Jllnlvs llivCrlllllln was held from hzs lute residence at HlilSbOTDlhYil ’l‘hllr.-.d=i.\‘ afternoon A short service Ill tile house was

~ t ~ ll .l bv Rev, .\lr. Outhouse. RN". Mr. Nice and Rev. Mr. Ross. Itllerlnezlt was in Cross Roads Cemetery. Following were the pallbearers ltlessrs. M. W. “food, C J. Wood. Alfred Sl("l\‘lzt'i, Col. Jenkins, Eurl B111- lem, \\'zil'.0l‘ Jones.

Personals

Mr. Vernon Ford, (llnsgolv Road, “lid a reutnt visitor to illllliel" Riv- or.

Mr. and Mrs. J'ill€‘S L. Saluldels Kensllrholl. soc‘ tho weekend in

is lug; their ln"ny friends in tile Cil)‘.

Mls. P E. Pulnler- Llliil daughter, bliss 914,-): left Suit tidy morning on a \Lilt t-o Montreal.

ltdrs. Pulvr Wwir and little son left on Fl" v lllorning for St. Thcnlns, On', to be with hcr hus- band. Peter Dennis Wolr lvlzo is on mLllLlrv rillly illere.

- Hunter Rzver 6 O I and Vicinity Mr. and ltlrs. Robert MacLeod and iltilllly lLltVJ on ltlollday to Lake up their residence ill Bleuduibzrne. Prior to their leaving r. farewell party was given lheln at. the iloine of Mr, anti Airs Dun NlllCLkfDd, l-iopeduie by irlellzls and neighbors of li.lrls\.i.l~ llopolllle and Hunter River An utilizes. \\ll.5 read by Alisa lsllibci MacDonald to which Mr. Mllcl/etxl and ills good lvite respond- ed. A purse was then presented to them on tiehlilf of all present by Mr. Wesley Alllctiieznl. hluslc and gllznes "were: indulged in, and lunch was bCFVkKI by the ladies. A delight.- iui oillg-bQllg “as loci Dy Ailss lsubcl ltincDonllid in which all JOlllOd. Mrs. MacL-eod and Mrs. (Dix) A. O. Thonlson then favour- ed tile guests with several fine select-ions. and Mr. Nell Nicholson song three songs in Gaelic. wilich delighted all. After many regret- ful farewells the party broke up all wislliilg Mr. and Mrs. Ma/cLeod and family happlnesi and prosperity in their new home.

Mr. and Mrs. John Spence are visiting in Charlottetown the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Harry Mur- phy. It is pleasing to report that ihelr son. Honeywell. a patient in the ‘Prince Edward Island Hospital, b resting comfortably.

On Saturday evening the mem- bers of the Women's Missionary So- ciety. Presbyterian Church met. at iihc home m. uld Mn. A. W. Stewart for thc pllrpocc of laying farewell to ma. Macleod who is a valued member of this society. The night being very stormy the pac- tor, his wife and several members were unable to be present. The pre- aidan-t, Mrs. P. M. Bognall called the meeting to older and after u. few explanatory remarks, Mrs Mac- Leod was prescnted with a nice gift by Mrs. A. W. Srelvart on behalf of the nlcnlbc-rs of the Woman's Missionary Society. Mrs. Iviaclnorl though visibly affected thanked her fellow members and spoke words of

atltllde to all who had been so 'ind to her since she had come to Live in Hllllli‘? River Games and

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an hour of social chatter over the belt cups followed. Mrs. MacLeod “in be greatly missed in the church where she was such a valued and tehpecteci member Her fine voice gone from the choir. and the irb- sellse of her kindly christian char. "i" W111 be felt by all. All Join in Wl-‘mng her happiness and con- tentment in her new home,

K911‘ MRI-Bod. n. former school teacher here. spent Thursiay m- nelving friendships. Hi; farmer Pupils and a host of other friends W91? dﬁllghted to see him. Keir is serving his country and is with the YWTYIR forces. He is a. son of Mr. lvfra. Peter Maclxod, Gram

Althmlﬂh several local schools have suffered tiemporurliy because of their teachers being called to the civil service. all are now pro_ nressing favourably. In Hunter River Principal is Mr. Tileo. Ling,

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Hazel Grove, Miss Rachel Martin; St. Patricks. Mr. Johnston; Green- vale. Mix Esther Matheson. The New Glasgow School is at present having its second vacancy and. it is being filled temporarily by Mrs. Houston. a former sohhocl tcncher. While this migration of teachers to Ottawa is most lnconvenimt and causes the trustees of the various districts "headaches." yet no com»- plaints are made. The gaps are be- ing filled as quickly as possible in true British spirit, u in tho cue of New Glasgow, and the work goes on. The general remark heard every- whereis: "We have nothing of girlish to complain, Look at Eng- ..

The many friends of Mrs. Harold Bagmlll, Hazel Grove, rcgmt w hear that she has not had n full re- covery to health. Mrs. Bagnail hard the misfortune to fall downstairs more than a year ago, and in do- in; so suffered serious injuries to hel- back While in wpptrent good health alt present. she u compelled to take almost absolute mt.

Mr. Iwm Miller d Eric were recent visitors to gleam.

Mr. VernonN wu plunge to (ihurlottetowgyzurly ‘this week’.-

Tl-lc Haul Gmvo Warren‘: lin- stituto held a loclal evening and glancfdotﬁthu theme of Mir. and Mrs.

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unfavourable roads and mother. Lunch was served by tho mmbcra of the Institute, a chi!!! blinc made for name. A tidy gum w” realized whichiatowlnﬂdoi’ War Won-k. Music was 560 and

not scam to pin strength w] coming of the bridht warm

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block-smith. m 210d to blow at hetsablctomiulchicworhdfter the miner net-lulu idem. in which

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easily have been much woglAd m

Miss Alice Dfckieson, New Glu-

town was a recent. visitor here. tile guest of her suitors, Mrs. Harold in December, when she fell on an Bagnall and Miss Marion Steven- icy son.

s. R. JOHNSTON

Charlottetown

Great George Street,

Phone 1788

M. N. Ma cGOWAN

K I LM U I R, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

ﬁr; u the guest of her sister, lvirs. llklTFml-ge, a iiﬁéétéhTeilaént Er

bgh Bagnall.

It is regrettable that Mrs. Wll- Mr.

Hunter River is still confined to -——- her bed in the Prince Edward Is- Mrs. Percy Manuel. Cilarlot-ie- land Hospital. Mrs Large had the misfortune to break her hip, early

sidewalk, while visiting friends in Charlottetown.

Morton Larkin. blltterm aker

A cordial welcome awaits the teachers

COATS - -- — -— —- $11.95 l0 $25.95 DRESSES $2.98, $3.98, $4.95, 5.93 8: $7.95 HATS Felts and Straws — $133 l0 $435

PURSES All Colours -- -— $1.00 t0 $3.98

BLOUSES All Stylu and. Colour! $1.9!

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at New Glasgow, was on a. business trip to Kerllsillglon on FYIdBY-

Mrs. willlnm MzlcDcugall re- cently visited her daughter, Mrs Roy Snulllnlail and Mr- Smﬂllmw oi‘ Charlottetown. n 1S plea-sins w note that the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Smallman is much imDYOVW

‘after his recent illness.

1t, ls pleasing to report» that Mr. Walter Rackhom, who has recently been having X-rays in the Prince Edward island Hospital ha: been able to return home. It l8 the 611l- ccre wish of his host of friends that he will hnve a speedy recovery of health.

Mrs. Riley lnee Hazel stead) and young son of Granlca Alberta, are on an extended visited to her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stead. Wheatley River.

On Saturday afternoon Mlrcil 29th Mary MacLeod was pleasant- ly surprised at the home of _Mr and Mrs Vernon Campbell, where several of her little friends met t0 bid her good bye before leaving with her parents to make their honle in Bl-eaddlbune. The day be- ing moat unfavourable seven of the little guests were unable to be pm- amt, but the remaininl cl ht made the wclkin ring." An ad was read and it suitable gift wu pra- aented, to which Mary responded in her usual pleasant mulner.

Min mu l-liggimﬁ‘ Gym? pa! liridqe open a pa; ow weelu in Charlottetown attending the short course.

The pupils ct Mlutley River and Schools and their pcrmtl.

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is to beheld in outlay Rum‘ Hail cu in April. This revival of the cpel in; mntdl cccma lilw on echo of lay-gone dlyl. The outcome of thi; match will be locked forwmi to with knen interest.

The Oyster Bod Women's In- ltimtc have been bwlly engaged n wu- worit since the in; of e yecr. Besides con liblliin twon y dollar: (llm may have a no pund in the following articlu. a quilts; 1 blanket; 6 pairs socks. 2 IWOMIII: 15 pull-l gloves and mitts. M. tho present time they m work- ir|¢ on m lichen.

Word has been received bv Mrs. William MacRu Glugcw Road from her daughter Misc Blanche Kaolin R. N» of Oo wall Si. Bmpitai. Halifax. Mia: Rue slyu that lhe is quite happily settled there and has met man f ‘ “

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babies in the dist

Leod, Hunter River.

The March meeting of iigberllvexwr W. I. met at the home o rs , h . John MacDonald with an cmnd- stamp; 51X pairs o! [Loves are ance of 10 members and one via- been 1i ned with ainllnl Rad Cross It at h“ Ne“ the Ode and repeating Creed in charted whim g3‘ at {he 5mm o, unison. The minutes of int meet- moetins W ~ no“ can ,0 b, ing were read and approved. Th - sick committeee repor

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cided w bur a pair W001 biimill“ to send w bombed out arwfaktig England. A collection i: I0 be 1

. at each meeting m buy Wt" s" “g

since last meeting 101' ii‘! Yarn is to be pul-

e Miss Helen Fbrd

ed that they answered by "What T “mild be Wm‘

" ting ad- had bought blankets for two new u thousand dollars. Mel; my“ n, w“ dg- journecl with The Kins- Y‘

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