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Happy Occosionlls Commemo ra te d

0n snriiso every tooehina celebration took place at misfit;

their slatlons and appropriate gifts to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bennsla!

‘m u» occasion of their forty-fifth

wedding anniversary. The rather- ing was svldencc O! Hi0 esteem In which Mr. and Mfrs. Hmnesssy In held by s11 who know them. Kindliness

sﬂectlcns of all who came into contact with them in the loLg year: 9f their wedded life.

‘The sentiments of those present were ﬂttlilgly expressed in the fol- mm address read by um Helen

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April 80. i088

Mir. and Mrs. Michael Hennessey: We are gathered here tlmisht i0 aelebrats a great event which took gone: in this city ferty-dva year!

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became the beloved wife of Mr. Hannealey. It was on this Awll morning that you. 1dr. and we. Henneesey sta-rted your mar- ried life with its accompanying ioys and sorrows until now you have reached the forty-ﬁfth mllc- stone. You as a Catholic man and wife halve kept one of the very important phases of matrimony, that of rais» h‘ a family to the honor and glory 0f God. We all deeply ‘ ‘ tllb and we are sure that your sons are t God that they have been blessed with such an af- fectionate, true loving and gentle mother, and a resourceful, patient and gentle father. w. and Mrs. Benneseey by your

dustry kindness not only toyour family

but. to neighbors as well has been the source of your winning s, large concourse of friends who all unite on this memorable day to express the hope that God will to shdwsr down blessings upon you and to wish 5 .u many more years of happy wedded life.

ruanyrriendstnletthisdsypass without showing in some small way how we have appreciated your friendship during the past. so it is now our hops that you will accept from your many friends this small token of gratitude.

Signedonbehalfofyourmany fun

ll: is not the intention ofyour,

‘to the accountants’ office.

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W. T. Huggan

years later he was promoted to the position of first clerk in the same office. and 1n April 1m was trans- ferred to the P. E. Island Railway as acting accountant and auditor. In August 101s he wvs appointed District Passenger Agent and Di- visional Accountant. which position be held until his retirement on Jan.

Sutherland formerly cf Sea. View.

be leaves to mourn one son and

all cf whom the ouinciiin menus heartfelt sympathy.

Islanders Take. Port In Filming OfHistoriciScene

them, one cfthe nln right before the camera

th parts" .and 1 suppose they should be 800d enough sports totakeit.

ure and. Raoul Gongs got into the movies by sending alonl

‘affection of their many ehildrll and the loyalty of their numberi friends. I

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at Brighton. Very desirable home. Apply Robert Cotton. ' L-

FOB SALE-DESIRABLE IIOUSI - comer Cumberland and Euston Sts. Garage, stable and Kﬂrden. Apply Colin Fraser at above sd- dress. 11-7423-5-10-81

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the thins! done s0 mmy We" I80 by the old lads who carried our blood in their veins. Kncwins this makes it quite an emotional strain whilst on the set."

"The biggest thrill and the ac- tual awareness of what one terms

other ds when I came to the tem- ple's , after months and years of battle and sickness and struggle and at last the Crusade had bowed the heads of the Saracens. and we marched in to lay our swords and crosses and palm leaves “P011 U" altar of Christ's tomb. . . and there to kneel in thanksgiving and FY8159 ....Sing1ng the hymn of triumph ....'l'h.lt hymn ringing from the throats ef the host of Crusaders ....il1ling this templeuuand then kneeling and the tears

down the faces of ovary slng

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Sunday: Kenzie, daugh Char- J. W. MscKenzie; GOMCIBIIICQ ZQHMLHIIIOIIHZ endmaﬂordou to Ieitch;

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Harold Wright, who spoke oncinim." A vocal solo by Mr.

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Elmer Parnell was s. pleasing fea- ture of the meeting. Miss

Ml‘. Alex 7 night's

MargaietGeorglnaMso- rofMZnandMrs

Marian Johanna Macdon-

ald. davshtezxorm. and ma. .1. s. Mnsdenald: Robert Stuart White. son oitMr. and Mrs. John White: Eleanor Isabel Storey, daughter 1dr. and Hrs. Harold Currey.

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by thsNaval training purposes? while the» third‘ floor will be for-‘tirefcarelaker. 1t is expected to be several weeks be- fore the work is completed. Y

ICE DAMAGING 14035’!!! GEAR-A large field of heavy ice. extendingfmm St. Peters to East Point is causing damage to lobster gear Mr. S. T. Gallant inspector,

. 01 fisheries reports. The principle

e will b» in the vicinity of St. Peters and Savage Harbor, the fishermen further East having little gear out as ice. conditions

the openlngof the fishing season over aweek ago.’l‘be fieldcfics has been moving to the west/ward for the last few days. There is also some ice between Rollo Bay and East Point on the east. shoze or the Island. It» is overthe fish- ing grounds and equipment is prob- ably being damaged. Extent of damage will not be known until the ice moves out. lobsters and lieu-ring, used for bait, are scarce in most sections where ice condi- tions permit fishing.

rERSONALS The many friends of Mrs. Peter Ousack will regret to leam that sbe

has uttered the, Charlottetown Hos- pital for treatment.

Mrs. Ella Burks. Charlottetown. entered the Prince Edward Island I-Ioqaital Saturday for treatment to lrer arm which was burned.

rim nsrssm. w. r. access -m imam» a the lite w. w. '1'. Hugganwlllbe resting at the

urday. Funeral siotlca later.

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Charlottetown H. O. M. P. tachmlllt returned‘ from

in-Jtltcncnn. dly lillbt from Qt. rial-ids.

whale he and spent ﬂaeminter. Hrs.

At‘ Zion Church

rs sun's stjmrmo —,'1‘b.t - speaker at the weekly sneetlng o! the» 3; Men's Clubhehi last light was

, ‘mil! people enjoyed a hearty sing

there have; been unfavorable since-

MacIiean nmeral Home imtil Bat-

qonstsbls E. 3. Spencer of the m- Ottawl

at O. N. R. eon- doctor returned to the city ‘Wednes-

Paterabiltg. Mrs. Jsrdine Jsrdins is remaining at _ ton. Ont. for anbther wahk visiting har daughter.

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Pleasing features of the progam were vocal solos by Miss Lorena. Bampel, and Miss Claire MacMlllan; and a duet by Mrs. Arthur Roper and Mrs. Murdock ‘was.

A stunt speech by Mrs. Murdock Ross and Mr. R. C. Parent, and a keen contest engaged in by Miss Daisy Swan and Rev. G. C. Web- ster. proved to he enjoyable feat- ures on the program.

"Short speeches were given by Miss Marion Macliennan. deaconess in training; Mr. Glendon Partridge, student missionary under appoint- ment to a field 1n Saskatchewan; Mr. R. R. Hurst, pIeSidﬂXlt of the St. James Y. P. 5.; and Mr. Reg- inald MaoNutt, president of the Zion Church Chrisuan Endeavour. Hearty votes of thanks were ex- tended to all who in any way helped during the past year in making the young peoples‘ work a success.

The following toast list was hon- ored, Rev. G. C.. Webster being tioastmastcr: = The King, responded to by sing- ing the National Anthem.

Canada, responded to by singing 0 Canada.

The Church. proposed by Mr. Harry Yorston. responded to by Mr. .1. M. MacFadyeii.

The red team. proposed by Mr. Inme MacKay, responded to by Mr. Robert Farquharson. The blue team, proposed by Miss Anna MacMillan, responded to by Mr. Ralph MacLean.

'I‘he Students, proposed by Mr. John Carson, responded to by Mr. Millet MacLure.

The guests. proposed by Miss Stella. Jay. responded to by Rev. W. L. Outhouse.

The sinking of “Auld Lang Sync," followed by the Christian Endeavor fellowship song. "Blast be the Tie

a close.

Long Service

"ml"- _' _ R v - d vention of the “mil-ﬂit '11-‘ "54?- af "1" ecogn we §$§°1oii°§§§“' will‘ iiﬁiilli w“ w? u‘ Btt‘ company and the best convention yet. visiting tliair daughter, atlﬂofth i mpiﬁﬁl,”'niﬁit.s“f'°'nlar“wiié n” "' “wmd Iive employees of the Maritime week-end at his old home in i Electric Co. of this city were re- chsrlcmtcwn.

eentiy presented with pins by the Superintendent, Mr. James T. Mc- Kee, ‘in recognition of their long and faithful service with the com-

pany.

The pins bear the crest of the Associated Gas and Electric 00.. and are awarded to employees serving five years and over.

Silver pins are awarded each employee who has served five years, s star represents each addi- tional five years until the twenty year mark is reached. then the emblem is of gold. The thirty-five years emblem is set with a dia- mond in the centre instead of a star.

The employee receiving this iat-

that Binds," brought the evening to

rounded out thirty-five years of

Next in order is Mr. Rcndle Ls:- ter, with twenly years service. who received a geld pin with one star.

James Sherry with fifteen years service, a silver pin with three stars.

Charles Manson, with fifteen years service received s. similar pin, while Mr. James Hughes with . ten years to his credit, a silver pin with two stars.

The Guardian joins with numer- ous frlends 1n extending congratu- lations to all with the wish that they may have many more stars added to their emblems. ~

RAILWAY NUTES

Mrs. Mould, wife of A. H. Mould. manager of the Canadian Nation- al hotel, entertained at bridge and tea. for rm- friends last week.

Paul Laravec, who is at present chef at the Prince Edward hotel, Brandon, Man, will succeed Mr. Fontana at the Canadian National (Intel, Charlottetown, Mr. Ibnlcna having opened the restaurant “No- bane." in partnership with Mr. G. E. Noble. former C. N. R. Hotel clerk. Mr. Laravec has had many years experience in this work, having joined the C. N. Railways in 1913 as cook at the Prince Ar- thur hotel and was at one time assistant chef at the Wind-WI‘ h0- tel, Montreal. Pending his transfer Lulgni Coloinbanl one of the chefs at the Chateau aurier, Ottawa. has arrived in Charlottetown and has taken over full charge of the C. N. R. hotel kitchen.

C. A. Norton, C. N. R. supervisor fire protection, Moncton, was in Charlottetown last week on his usual inspection tour.

M. H. McQuarrie, local C. N. R. storekeeper, has returned from Halifax. where he attended a con- --- on the

service. company's water service boiler at

employee of the WesterfrPinc

head and a fellow worker was held charged with murder, reports t0 ,

emit» omen liliurlij

Tormentinc after inspccurTg all?

that terminal.

Mrs. Robertson, widow cfﬂ. A. . W. Robertmn, C. N. Rpm-availing s; auditor; left yesterday morning for v Halifax, where she will spend-coma time visiting her daughter.

Mrs. Pomeroy, widow oi‘ AQA. Pomeroy, assistant. manager ‘bff thl Canadian National hotel, ham/re- turned from a visit to Montreal.

Congratulations to E. W. Mc~ Kinnon, C. N. R. superintendent. on being one of the prize winners »_. on opening day of the Nobana. tea " g

VIUIORLA. May 9—M.ik6 Harmh,

Lumber Company of Flagstone, 85 - miles south of Fertile, B. C., was l killed by a gunshot wound-m: the '

by British Columbia police today ,

headquarters stated

‘me mm in custody is Everett Ball. A coroner's Jury was empori- neiled today and the inquest ad- journed for eight days.

FRIDAY, MAY 10th’

‘IMF-Choir Practice.

two-Young People's Society. Social 5| .

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BIRTHS f‘) iiﬁﬁeyispsl r 30. 1935. to Mr. and Mrs. Eddison Newman. a daughter, Wlnnifred Pearl.

GALLANT-At North Rusiico, Ma) ‘l, i935, to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D. Gallant (nee Zeta. M. Doiron, R.N.,) a daughten (Mary Audrey).

CUITON — At North Belbqlh 0 May B, 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. Elme Cotton, (nee Elma leFurgey), New London. a son.

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MARRXAGES ~ ~ *

'r. w. McBeath, c. N. n. regional master mechanic and R. N. Black. C. N. R. inspector of A. B. and C. H. equipment, Moncton. were hers lut week on business con- nected with their department.

Lemuel Kennedy, C. N. R. boil- er inspector, Moncton. returned to his home Saturday morning ai- ter his usual inspection tour of equipment on the Island division.

The car ferry, Charlottetown. left Borden last week for Saint John to go into dry dock for an- nuAl overhauling. The old ferry. Prince Edward Island, is replacing her on the Cape ‘llcrmentine-Bor- den route during the overhauling.

John Cameron, C.,N. R. foreman

GEL-GlLL-The mnrriag ‘Marv Gill of Stanhopc to. Mr. Walter Wanburton Gill. Union Rom, wu solemnised by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster at. Zion Manse on Thursday. May 9, 1935.

DEATHS

MACRAE-At San Francisco. C 10min, April 23. 1935. Dr. Annie MaeRae formerly of Flat Riv P. E. I. Interment San Francisco.

HUGHES-At her rcsidencer-lﬂ Pownal Street. on May-Q, 198b, mom Hughm. Funeral wlhigtska place from her late residenM Bats urday morning at 8.46 txrﬂaint Dunstan! Basilica. thence ta R. C. Cemetery.

OUTLIFILAt the Charlottetown H - ‘ '. Thursday. my ma. John Henry Cutllffe, aged years. Funeral from his late

tar rich token of appreciation was llolhhon. who has

boiler-maker. was a palengsr on ll i, Ilﬂl, Mari tea:

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