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l N ' Friday evening at their head quart ere at Siunanersidv. m. L. T. Lot

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1 discussed. Mr. Copp and Mr. Lee l man left on Saturday on return - their homes.—S

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—I‘UNEB.AL SERVICES - The spoke, and many present took

Iolsool. noun/u: riocum- lamI-tkm has been ia-

siiii lining blic scbcol proola to pu m

lam on that date, and which will observed as a school holiday

-:DIIICTO;_S MEETING-There was a inecixlrs meet‘ of the C. . S. P‘. Breeders‘ Associations on

TUESDAY

man of Salisbury and Mr. F. H. well attended fanners’ lneetin!

Oopp oi Port Elgiul were tt-he only held last evening at Tracadie. Only Mr. Lacey presided. the chief

speakers being Messrs. Gillies and “gm” mmw‘ -

- ‘rralnor cf the Provincial Market-

ing Board. outlined the scheme ss

‘at other previous meetings. Rt. Rev. Maurice MacDonald also

’funera1 of James W. Clark was in the discussion which followed.

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11nd charge of the funeral.--S

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Wnindy, belonging to J. P. Porter s: >4 Son. general contractors. from Hal- ifax to Three Rivers, Quebec, came into Summerside harbor on Satur- day evening for shelter from the fstcirm. They remained until Monday “to refuel. They had called at Pic- "fmr on their way from l-lalllalc-S

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BRIDAL COUPLE " -.-On Nov. 16th. a "Welcome Home" ‘was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Angus Glllis by the groom's pments, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gillls, Bayslde. guests at the banquet 511D- " perwvere Rev. John A. MacDonald, "' P9P, Rev. Bennett Macdcnald and ‘Rev: Urban Gillls. The genial hoe- pitallty of ‘the Glllis homestead was enjoyed by young and old, in the "good old festive fashion. and many “were the good wishes extended to ~-thbg=pqlular young couple on this happy occasion.

:1“ ‘ ‘ " ' yrs-tr" "s 1y i-vrr-u- r

__~"-_-irooss MANY rsuzas - His

gnsaly friends are pleased to see

l-eltel-L hghgogtqllllingsrltilyrtlvflfe“

he was unable to attend the Piox

Shows this Fall. But his foxes were

shdim by his brother Cecil. At the

Charlottetown show. he did extra

t, _V_v5_eil, and at the Borden Fox Show.

g mhewexilibggtlectl tmve rf,oxes,tarld re-

__. . _ ’ dd e p bee, -wo sac-

‘ also Reserve Champion male

' {Reserve champion female pup.

“ Reserve Chasnpion pup

fgiiw, also first prize for matched of Milk-S

h"

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GETS NEW APPOINTMENT— ~Mrr R. M- Legato. Borden, P. E. 1.. wflgs up, ' * ’ to the position oi ' ' of the f‘ ‘ "M" N. 5-. “electric light department at a spe- ~cial meeting of the Town Council. THei-‘succeeds Hiram Flrrer, who vliiias-accidcntally killed last Friday ~- dilemma in the performance cf i his "duties. Mr. Legate is st present l ‘eiinneeted with the Canadian Na- F-tioflal Railways at Borden and will icfifiie to Campbellton as soon as

he is relieved oi his duties there.- " Sfliht John Telegraph Journal.

death occurred yesterday .F/.‘1Jm8 late residence on King Street, of Mr. Thomas Hogan in i his 81th year. Nlr. Hogan has been in failing health for about a year. J-le was a. valued member of the Holy Name Society and his passing will be regretted by a. very wide | circle of friends and acquaint- ‘ "Zjlidies. His wife predeceased him | "slim! fifteen years ago. He leaves I l 9

i" W" mourn his death three sons and

. mul- daughtere, Arthur in Millbury.

MAM, James P., station agent at

,, - Bummerside, and Ernest at home;

'7 - P. J. Gallant, Charlottetown.

‘Mild-Bertha. Florence and Margar-

cti-bt home. and one sister, Mrs- " Mary J. Smith, Salem, M556.

i —A'l.' HOME - Mrs. Wyman . fcalms received for the first time ‘_ since her marriage on Friday af- f _'_.terrloon at the home ,0! Mr. and -Mra_ Ben]. Cairns. The reception ‘HXOOIII were very charmingly ar- .. ranged with flowers and potted .~ plants. Receiving with the bride 1 flwere her mother, Mrs. Percy ‘ ‘f Marchbank and Mrs. Benjamin iICairns. The bride wore a lovely k gown oi sapphire blue transparent “velvet. Assisting in the dining broom were Mrs. Hacker, who pre- gtalded over the tea cups; Mrs. Irv- ‘Ltng Clark, Miss Emeline March- "bulk. lilies Ernestine Marchbank ~..and Miss Bertha MacArthur. Mrs. ;Cairns and her assistants were

kept pleasantly busy all the after- moon and evening receiving the

come the young bride and extend congratulations. S.

‘There passed away in the Prince County Hospital on Saturday

of Miacoudle.

"sccucha since

some few years soc. .

‘mere are left to mourn 10W sons and three ugl-iterapnsaisly, Melvin and P States, we. Joachim Deslloehel in Masaachisietts: Mrs. MncKcblic cf

Tfsig boats the Coalopolis of Hali- -»-:iax and the Bonsecours of Montreal ection of officers for ensuing year. '. which were towing the dredge-Alex Chappelle, W. M. re-elccted;

2 held on Saturday afternoon and] In-addltlon to indoraing the ; was largely attended. There was a scheme, the meeting approved of ‘ short service at his late residence the election of Messrs. ‘rrainor and 7 It Flortllm COW. followed by a w", iifzNeely as Island represtnativee ‘~ vice irl Christ Church (Anglican) Killian Capes, Rev. W. J. Phillips Mccllducting the services. The pall- bearers were Messrs. Howard Clarke --Frod Clarke. Herbert Clarke and room in fggulgy sessiqn NW, 32nd, - --Arthur Clarke. Mr. Keith Compton

on the potato marketing board.

ELECTION 0F OFFICERS-Bor- den L. O. L. met in their lodge

‘Prank Quigley, D. M.. ze-electsd;

Ross. R. 8.; Walter Cann. satay.- lTreas. re-eiected; Hasard Gardin- er,14ect.; Hector MacKenzie, D. Lect; Harry Patterson, Marshal; Hasard Gardiner, Chairman of

cers everything points to a-good year for Borden L01.»

I. 0. D. E. MEETING-Jim regu- lar monthly meeting of Loyal Ed- ward Chapter, I. O. D. E, was held yesterday afternoon. Mrs. J. A. Mathieson presided. The usual

returned soldiers were ordered. Mrs T. W. L. Prowse was asked to ar- range for the Christmas puddings for those families. A letter was read from Miss Hillel-ton thanking the chapter for a donation of Dents Readers for her educational work at the Sanatorium- New members were nominated. It was decided that the city churches be asked to ring their bells at the time of the wedding of Prince George on Nov. 29. Members were reminded to bring in Madison's Mllcazlne of March 15th issue. Next Monday the Empire program continues with a, paper by Mrs, .1. E. Blanchard on "The Viceroys oi India."

GILLIS — MGKINNON —- 8t.

°l Mary's Church, Beverley, Mass.

was the scene of a pretty wedding on Nov. 3rd. a. m. when Mary Gladys. daughter of the late Mr. and ms. Murdock McKinncn was united in marriage to Angus Gillis

The potato marketing scheme

_ Aula , James Gormley. w“ “Mmmmaly approved n ‘ Morityn. Harry Ccrcoraa, Victor Pur-l

dy and Peter McCerl-on. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev.

Christmas boxes for the families 0f-

\

thathe

comparatively better prices.

The death occurred at the City Earl ‘Thomson. Chill-Z 60111011 Hospital onNov. 8rd of Mr. John

Callaghan, a highly respected res-

,ldant of Fort Augustus, in his eighty second year. Possessing a

robust constitution, he always en- joyed good health until a few

Com. With such a selection of ofil- months ‘so when he w“ stricken

with a heart ailment, and despite

tender nursing he passed peace- fully sway on the above date, for- tified, by the last rites of the Catholic Church. cf which he was always a devout member. Although

welfare of the community. His sin- cere friendship and pl ' per- sonality will long be l membered by those who had made his ac- quaintance. He leaves to mourn a family of two daughters and five sons, namely, Mrs Patrick Mc- Millan, Charlottetown; M11. Prank Callaghan, Dromore; John, Lin- coln, N. i-L: Patrick. Boston. Mass; Vincent, Detroit, Mich; Bernard, Charlottetown, and James at home. also one brother. Hugh, Lake Verde. and one sister, Mrs. James Curley, Watervale. his wife (lies Bessie Kelly) L. ‘ ., predeceased him eighteen ago. The fu- neral to St. Patrick's Church. Port Augustus, was largely attended. Requiem High Mass was celebrat- ed by the pastor, Piather Croken, who also performed the service at the grave. The pail bearers were Messrs. John Webster. Patrick Kelly, Frank Callaghan, Patrick.

Hymnsry, the gift of the Sundl!

“QIISBNTATION - Members School. "rlley will rutids in NON-l! of the Acme Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Mn. Eugene Mc- Donald one evcninghlast week presented her vrlt a pen . ~ y the crest of the Older. in and prosperous married ll"- appreciation of her untlring ctr ‘ forts for the welfare of the Lodge "“°“".‘..i"° my was is: t. .. membe p. Mrs.

lea Friday evening w spend the with‘; vfmlllg hmilmd‘ ‘t winter months in Charlotteiowg: mm‘- mq 3,8,, Mm w“ “b,

ebrated by Rev. Louis Doulan. The

pail bearers were Messrs. Jas. Mc-

William

Ruatioo. the 8W9"! ' - ma“? purchased the (arm of Mrs. James Arthur. They have the hast Wish!!! of their many friends for a haPlIY

SERVICES-The Illn-

yssterd morning from f-M uwmlfll m; King Street, to St. Damian's Bas- ilica whore Requiem High Mass to Mr. James Millmul, son of Mn. was celebrated by Rev. A. Francis. Townsend of Kenslngton and‘ the The pail bearers were: Messrs. Jo- late James Mlllmsn. The brides saph Purcell. Peter 'I'rairlor, Pat- were given in marriage by their rick Dennis, Daniel Gillis, James fathers. ' Power, Patrick Murnaghm. Serv- Rev. L. B. Campbell Oiiiclltcd of- lce at the gtave was conducted by the double ceremony which Ill

n's Basilica.

Miss Mary A. Kelly, the efficient ding postmistmss of Kelly's, Cross. has entered the church. obtained six months leave of ab- ---— _ seace and has gone to spend the TEACHERS STUDY CLASS- winter with hcr cousin Right mv- The teachers cf the Ulag Study ,erend Monsignor Maurice MacDcn- Group held their second meeting Iald, Trscadic, Miss Kelly will be in Uigg School on Monday after- Jflllcll mlBltil by h" llllly 916ml! noon. Nov. 26. lTwc supervisors and neighbors. who wish her l-limd eleven teachers were present. pleasant vacation. Prior to hei- ¢it-‘ 5.19mi“;- MacPhee gave an in- parture Miss Kelly was presented fly-flan‘ mu instructive talk on with an address and well-filled m, “Mun; 0g om and silent purse from her numerous frtnfi in feuding, He said that if a pilpil is

Mr. A. J. ‘Ashford. of the firm oi Anning and Cobb, London, England, accompanied by their Canadian re- PBY’ prmntative, Mr. A. Levin, 'l‘orcnto.. are in Charlottetown at present. ln- terviewed yesterday with regard to fur prospects, Mr. Milford stated upon silver fox- esaeoxleofthe ieadinlfur articles of the coming year, both for trini- ming coats and for scarves. In view of the heavy decline in price of most m“ 1 other furs at the recent London auc-i tlon, and the vulllillllwd money rc- 350- Alex Chuppell. W. M.. in chair. strlctlosls in Germany and other Bro. D. M. Berna-rd. District Or- Central European States, a. some- sunlw. bein-s present save a help- whst lowcr glee basis will no doubt -~~~-BOATS TAKE SHELTER-Two ful and encouraging talk, after be established, except for selected Wlllfih l-llt lOdBB brewed with el-; pelts, which are expected to realize

church November 10th with a. fair

MacPhail; Vice-president, Murray; Secretary.

John

the best medical attention and l

number of years-ago, he never lost‘

the home of the Mr. and Mrs. Peter . Hughes-S.

Sterling, and Rev. Charlottetown. The hymns wen, “Num- My God w, “up A week ago Mrs. Mitchell com- md “may m Jesus," A N10, “H, plairled of a pain in her heart and Wipes the tear from every eye" w“ despite the attpntion of doctor and lung by Mrs. Watson Sllllkcr. The uurm sad "l" 1W1"! °"° °l °'

S011 0i’ MI‘. and Mrs. FEB-ilk Glllll. Mum-mm, phmp gay“ and b”

Ba side. P. E. I. Rev. J. . Degan n"? . . _, at “u, mmmlzm, The Brogan. May his soul rest in peace. bride's sister. Miss Susie MntKin- ncn was maid of honor. while WALSILSBEHW NUPHALS“ Leonard Guns, bmthe, o; the A very pretty wedding was sol- was best man. A reception ‘lmnl-"d l“ 5°17 md°¢met chum‘- wu held at m, home o; m, bride-s Charlottetown, on Tuesday morn- sister, Mm. Clarence Shea, 1301-. ing. Oct. 30th, at 9.30 ocloek when cheater, Mass, where numerous All“ AHM- Ml-ry Walsh, only menus, and relatives “New; the daughter of the late Mr. Joseph bridal patty previous w “m, Walsh and Mrs. Walsh (now Mrs. lwuevmwu trip to New york, J. J. Murphy) of South Shore. be- q-hem they were guests o; Dr, y, came the bride oi Mr. William Edwin Gillis. brother of the groom. Daniel Bum"! 01 Fmwwfl- Tl" The happy couple later motored to cfilemfilll! W35 P971011"!!- bl’ B"- P. 1:. I. where they will reside in Fifth" Flammlns. CBS-R. who al-

gheir attractive new mm; 1i, my. so celebrated the nuptial mass.

Mr. McLean played the wedding

Ihflny visitors who called to wel-~

The deceased was a native efl

Igmont Bay but n11, resided 1am“, ‘nk u“, "u, l" -corres d. Poll win th mmon

who» u»- w» hem in huh n- t mm... vu°mi§ .55.. Ilofllzlrqpogulvg

gsrd Her husband predeceased M: tico, slats: of the ma. Dining thsjsr Scripture t, g u", numhgp o1

in the Unitedlyumq mi;

side, Lot l4. march and- during the ceremony Jrmgwgp], 11531-31 ... A rendered soft music. The bride farewell party was tendered Miss looked very charming 1n ml» pink Jean Townsend on vv ‘ esday Bill-lb. mldfi W10"! P11545958 llflel. evening by the Montague United with tulle veil and carried a. m5!- chul-th choir. of which she walniiicent bouquet of pink and a member. Miss Townsend, who is White carnations. She was attend- , a Red Cross nurse. has been trans- ed b)’ Miss Pearl Sherfy. Bllttl‘ 0f ferred to Suinmerside and left on, the Broom. Who WM blfllmlllkli‘ Saturday to take up her duties Bowl-led in blue silk BEVTSQti-Q- Wli-ll there. 'I‘he choir director, Mr. Ai- silver my for fur mrf- Mr- J0- lisorl McLeod. on behalf of the scph Walsh. brother of the bride. choir, presented Miss Townsend ably BUPPOTWl 31¢ Efmm- The with a copy oi the United. Church salon-rs sift to the bride was u hymnal, Miss mug-lees comu rend beautiful gold watch, to the brides- the address, An enjoygblg prqqmaid a pearl necklace, to the gram followed and refreshments sroomsuun u let of sold cuff links- wsi-e served by the Indie; n: the‘ After the ceremony a sumptuous choir. The evening closed with the, wedding breakfast was served at singing oi’ "For Shes a Jolly Good, the home of the bride's Plfflllfl. ,Fellow." On Thursday evening, af-z after which the hurry couple m0- ter the regular weekly meeting of tored to Borden. on a trip till-bush the gems Hgbekgh 19d“, m" the Maritimes. The bride's travel- Townsend was entertained by the line costume was royal blue with mgmbgrs 01 the 0rd" and prelim: fur trimming and accessories sented with a little gift of remem-‘ to match. A liu-ze number of ex- brthte in honor of hfil‘ faithful, pensive and useful sift-s were rt- services in the Lodge. The evening. valved icvtffvfus to the lush es- was spent in games and singingptflml in which the vouns couple A reading was given by Miss Cof- _ l" lwld- fin and a dainty lunch served. The WEDNESDAY “Typical of all the others" was

good wishes of a. host of friends follow Miss Townsend to her new the common; mude by Mi“ cutb- plscc o! work. H. erine MwLean. Junior Red Cross -—-%- organiser, on the twenty-first Jun- MCNEIL-WOOLNEB WEDDING ior Red Cross Rally held last even- —On Wednesday evening, Nov. 21st. m; 1n u" c, M, 3, A, gun u; at ‘f n m- Dora Emily Woolner. Vernon River. A really splendid daughter of the late Mr. Blchudipl-ogi-un w“ mggntgg by m, p“- mzlgwlrlefimwmgrhtfltallty 313%?- pils of lfigonxltiver. Millvlew, Al-

e "I'm P . erm

lumen. son of mu. and Mrs. "l 9.2%“, m“ “d m" ,McNeil.-Csvefldlsh. The ceremony was performed at The Manse by the -W. M. S.—The November meet-

"Wmllw- 1"!- ~7°"Pl\, 7- Gellflllltev. W. A. Paterson, in the prflonce, in; d1 w, w, M, g, 9g m, 5mg“,

of immediate relatives. The brideiuhiud gum-uh w“ h,“ u; m, lcchodvervvhsmuleinsdraalcf homo oi Miss Bessie hard. tbs t0 President, Mrs. L. P. Archibald, pn- aldlng- ffihemsetingc Odwltha

Thsnngi service

ofMII-l-loutlliob .N¢fthR-iIl-'Rolloa1lweasnawvredwithsverse mm the evening-s at num- numbers. A committee was wooin- bar of ' in tho slfiuhitnotftts to maxi-mt t» the lick. rat merry-making spirit sltmblad and leuoiiwaa taken from the new dy

, Pfifilllbrooilplethsbolhbook “Builders of the

oi hlDPlMIl- Tbebride was the ra- , Church in Central India" Program M11. Thomas

cipimt of many beautiful and vald-‘was qonductad i, 1mm‘ '

Halifax, N.- S: Mina Josephine and Augustus at and _

has» Afmofavoluncl

able rifts. 0n Mon" ‘and Imus. nit next income is u. he ome

i: vim new ma. lam 81M

general

couple . Amcngwnapent. Icecnamandcakewere will. Ibundaervsdlwthallisaeslaarda-l

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was escorted to the bridal

ingsion on behalf oi all presented Miss Campbell with" beautiful set of dishes, and a half Flllficllllflfefl. lll 0! WM"! W" a dozen knives. Miss Campbell with h" ln Montreal durln! ho!‘ thanked her friends for remember- llflt lllnwf- ing her on this occasion. then sill Joined in sham: "For She's a. Jolly On the evening of November ieth

Araenault acting for

King-Percy Klnch l-t- Dlluty m- gponuent, Melbou n, p, 11m, ‘p- and the remainder of the evenirl eating, w. n, spent in dancing. and instrumental Nocnan and 11mm A. Campbell, mill"! Yllmllllfll b? MH- E111!!!- KO. i 111. gm __g_ w, “m; 1 Mrs. truest M. and Mr.

mwndmt,‘ m, mum ' ‘Iwmn.’ Wood. or spacial interest was the lsnt, W. Henry Noonan and C.

ma" King-George N. Oliver, i-e- WW- spond Gerald Redmond and William Mignon appellants.

A. Rswllll, Gs!‘- lln‘ ,

- warm. umiuvrsl o: cilia, uum m“ uflnhYwlflwlhllllfhlli. II. A, M“, 18D mllllflfi} Dull“ fifllulfllfl, John Ijflfl m flu klggqlyu. "y;

_, previous to msrrlfiméneid it the h, of Mrs. Henry, l nut number cf rledda sbowmdmowther. The meeting closed wlth- Cmmael present: lien. _ , ohoedumsohxlnrrhessiwmty d llllfilllftldimalltcstify-flilflutundiltolscrdc prayerin Nconsrtuaistsntli . ‘ll-Nil!!! which ‘unfam, sitar which n. social hour cl: A I. Aneasuit. Heath Stren . Gillie, Jamestown, Patrick-trau- m» mo. ‘mans A. dumbbell. no. r. uegimi. service at thsgrave was L. Compton the MacCailum.

St. Mark's parish, Lot ‘l, has suf- The United Church, Summar- feled. a severe ices in the death oi side, was the scene of an interest- one of its most faithful parisbon ,

ere in the person o: w. ‘Phonics when two rower you»: Bummfl“ ru Butler at his lloma in Glengarry, side couples. Mias Irene Lirlkletter. Lot 7. on Friday morning, Nov. daughter oi Mr- and Mrs. T. M. 9th, at the age of sixty-two years Linkletter. was united

- ingevent on Tuesday morning

in marrlllfl to Mr. Ralph Silllphl-nt, youngest

LAID T0 DIST-The funeral oi son of Mrs. Silliphant and the ‘Thomas Hogan was hold yesterday ibis 1.. n. suiiphcut: Illa M!" from hla late reaidellcmlDorotlly ailuphmt, daughter o!

Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lbilliphsnt.

‘attended by their immediate fam- ilies. Miss Strcul Played the wed- march as the bridal parties

to be able to lead well orally he must be taught very carciullY

Y. P. S. MEETING-The Clyde. while in the primary grades. In the River Baptist Y. P. S. met in thc'hl8her grades more time should be, spent in teaching silent reading‘ B-littllflluoc. to "mobile for the which is for the purpose of in- wtnter months, the President, l-tob- creasing speed and comprehension. ert Matheson, presiding. The fol- An abundance oi supplementary lowing officers were tlected for reading is necessary for all grades. Edward The teachers asked several ques- tions on the reading subject which; Helen Mac- were satisfactorily answered Phee; Treasurer, Kathleen Dar- Supervisors l-Iynes and MacPhee. rach- Plans were made for the The meeting then adjourned. Ba/ptlst Young People's rally to be , held in the church Thursday of —DOUBLE WEDDING —A wed- the following week. Meeting closed din: of much interest was solemn- bfmftbclthfg the Mispah benedic- lzed in St. Paul's Church, Summer-

side, on Tuesday morning when two sisters. Mary Agnes and Bush Cam- eron, took their marriage vows at

—QUIET WEDDING - A uict wedmn: w" mlemmud m, Tug“, the same Nuptlisl Mass. Rev. Pr. mum“ ‘l’ m’ Emu“ c“m°u°' oun ladies are the dsughtsrs oi retired from active fax-mi!!! flgllmcgelil summqmuu ‘mm Mm a“ 18m’ sums‘ J‘ Cameron’ o‘ c“ ‘bu’ dalmm" M m‘ m‘ Sumrnerside. ‘The brides were dres- interest in its activities and was um w“ Damn“ w” muted m "4 l“ bl“ “d “M” " °l""'“‘l“‘ a, a a d” 1 mureebea m m‘ mmmge w C"! Huh“ 8°“ c’! M“ pictiu-e with their attendants. The W y DY land Mrs. Peter F. Hughes, both of contracting puma! we" Mary “m, Emerald. Rev. Frank MacDonald Olmemn, who w” unmd m mm‘. mebmwd m‘ Nupuu Mu‘ m‘ age to Emile Bernard of Palmer and Mrs Hughes will reside at Emqmaa They were agwnded by m, eraid where their many friends wish bride.‘ 5mm, mm,” ma w, Ber, than every Mwmw’ Anumb” °l nard of Palmer Road. The other friends from Summerslde motored ample we" 5mm emu-on, who out on New“ ‘Waning m “tuna was married to Jerome Bernard of an informal reception glvw l" hm‘ Summerside. The bridesmaid was m" l” u“ newly mmmd. cmlpl‘ “l Una Aitken and the groomsman a palm“ Theodore Bernard. As the two cou-