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ARGHBISHOP O'LEARY HON. DRE‘HI the closing exercice. or tlie Univemilty or Albertn, t‘he do- ‘gree or L.IL.I). was conrarred upon 'His Grnco Archblaiiop O'Leary. who 'also dulivered .tlie Convocation Ad-

"dresn. Illa G'race. who luis been ou n short visit here. leavee tliia ‘niorntng ror the Mailnizind.

ne; (on?

MON‘DAY'

8T. PETER’B CATHEDRAL— Rev. Dr. Haut. or Klng‘a Collage, Windsor. is in tbo city and nssisi ned at tbe Whiteuntide services n't St. Peter'e Ca'thediral yesterdny. He officinth at the choral celebra tlon or the ‘iioly Communion in the niorning and preaclied a suit able sermon. At the eveniug sur. vice tlie rocior Rev. E. L. Malone preaobed a forcerul :iud piirtit'ulzirly utile sermon dealing

with tlie tiescent or tlie lloly Spirit nt. Pentccost.

LADIES' AUXILIARY P,, E.

HOSPITAL—At the nnnunl ot' tlie Lzulinn' Auxilinry or Lin: I’. E. I. llospitnl tlie i‘ol lowlng o'dlt'ers wc‘ro (-lor‘tt'drv l’resitient Mi's. D. McLean; Vice President ot largo zMrn. l)r. Siiinllwood; Vire l‘residvtn l'or [Îlt‘ cliurclies, (Metliodist) .Vli's'. Full

l. meeting

ISLANDIRB - AT AOADIA -—

Anion: the ‘lniand warrant. recoivw

la: dam-ces a: Acadia Collage, Wolriille. tliia year are Miss battra Bagnall. or Huelgrove (B.A.); Mies Francis Mnrtba Bcburman, Contrat Dedequo (B.A.); and Mr. Vernou L. Sciiurman. _Bedoque (certlflœto tu Engineering.) Mr. Geo. (Jardiner, Charlottetown. recolved tiie Class or 1892 ncholarsliip and to rtev. Ernest Ramoay, t'ormcriy or liamilton. 1’. E. 1., was givei. tiic degree or D.D.

The deatb lias recently occurred in the Boston City illospitai or Kntie, ‘beloved wlre o! Patrick Brophy, arter a short rlluess. Dec- eased waa a dougbtor or Mr. Jamen Greenen. Newton. P. E. l., and ror a numrber or years was a reeident ot' Hyde Park. Only last summer Mm. B‘rooliy and huslband spent

ing lier old home in Newton. look— lui: tlie pictltre or henith. Sho louves i0 mourn a oorrowing lluH' bond. her rnther and step mother, three slsters and one brother. Hcr ruiieral was hold Thursddy morn‘ ing. May 11th rrom her rate resid- ’ence with a Requiem Iligli Mass in tlio Churcli or tiie Mont Precious lilood nt. 9 o‘cloz-k. lntereut in Fair- viow ‘Cemetery. May ber eoul rest

'i-u

severai weeka on the 'lslnnd VlSlL'

n

l a (.Î'Icâ

x _, i. _ Resultlnc from alanin- acuon o! me li and bouda il

. unCIlI" relient] by me une ol DE. ’I Inlay-m'a Pille.

One plu a dœc. flic a box. Mers.

o D1. Choses fdncvlivcrjïg’ V_ .A’

his remalno to St. A‘nn's Cintre-n wliere requiem mass watt sans by the pastor, R97. Dr. Carmin and wiien the rinal absolutions wero given interment took place in Sfi. A’llne's Cemetery.

lie lenves t0 mourn a amrowiing wldow. rive sons and rive dnugh- tera: Janies. llaniilxton, 0nt.; Miclioel, Charlottetown P.E.l.; Wm. E. Green Boy. P.E.l.; Mrs. Frtrdcriek Ilalloron. Mrs. Fronx J. Shoehan and Miss A‘lice J.. au. or lraverhill. Mess; Mrs. John B. Simelmn. Brndrord Mass.; and idzi. (lamellus and Ciament at home.

lie is also survived liy rour brotliers. two sisters and niiieteen grand cliildren.

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. date are as tollowa: Mesure. Gordon

.River Rond; Geo. nitchle. Green» . ‘ fleld Avo.: J. Il; Howatt, Ambrose ;8treet; W. '1‘.

hae beoa ror nome yoam et Boome- tmva. and expects to movo to Tue onto. Mr. and Mrs. Grccnlesa are mondial: a day or two iiere en lrouäe to Sydney and Newrouad- an .

BUILDING PERMITS — Savon! now bouses are hein; erected tbla seauoa in various parts or tbe oity. The building permits taken ont to

Mnhean, Murdocti Andarson, Rich- mond Street; Alex. Scott. Nortli

‘Huggan. Hdlläboru Street; -S. C. Clark. Brigbton Rond; Norman Moteur]. Rocnrorn Street.

CAPABLE. COMMITTES—The l'ol'lOinng committees in connee tion with the Diamond Jubilee in honor or Rev. Dr. ‘Jieartz tu tlie Heartz Memorial Hall Monday night are to lie commended on tlie successrui mariner in which ail tho details were cari-leu out—Banquet (‘cmmittee—Rev. G. W. F. Glen denn-ing. Henry Smith. (ohoirman) (‘oionel VIMoore. Percy W. 'I‘urner, (‘Sccrotar'p R. E. Mutch G. H. Holtimolc, A. C. Duchemin, F. ‘H. Beer. Reception Committie‘ —— Mr. and Mrn. GGiendenning, M-r. and Mrs. Hzenry :niith. Colonel

clught tbe lad on tlie Inoulder. throwiag him under trie .‘ wheel. wbicb ran over lils Janv. Mr. Box-mans. who was pas-lus shouted ont u, stop ttie toani and ruahed rorward. pulling the boy away. He was carried into the home or bis parents. hls race covered with blood and ttic tracturod boues ot tho Jaw protruding througb the Ikin. Drs. S. R. Jenkins and J.‘ S. Jenkins were hastlly summoned. and tiie patnlont was_aooa on tbe operating table at tho Charlotte- lown iiunpitai. ’l‘he compound and indirect rractures necesaitnted deli' cote wiring or the boues or the jnw. Thora w‘ere lacerationa about hia neck and "l'illor injuries on tho body, but no limbs injured. ’i‘lia lad cmno'out or tlie anotbestic all rigbt and rater was able te speak to hin parents. "Daddy. atay with me toniglit." he said plaintlvely.

Succenrui Dperatlun

n.

Wliilr tlie opnration han beea vory ilut't'tfssilil the danger orinrac- tian la great. on the injury ta no near thc mouth and teetli. “A good rigliting chance" la tbo last word rroui the doctors and w-itii that tiie nnxious parents are wait- ingÿ wliat the next ro'rty-eight hours will bring about.

"i‘be injured liad in physicnlly

and Theirs HFSE pictures are from lire. The Canadian

children were photographed in Montreal ——tlie other little soul in the lamine

district of Russia.

THE FAMlNE lS STILL ON. Until August

nothing‘can corne lrom the mound.

We have lood aplenty. heallh and hep mieern le and tac

Our babies are chahby,

fiy — and thein are emacinted, ed with the agonie: ol etarvation.

ln your baby's naine do something — let it be a gilt

om him or her to him or her in Russia. will never know what you have done, stricken mite in Russia, but God and

your bob nor will t you will know.

Likely

The RussianReliei Fund, Chairman Lord Emmott, with whom in associated Sir Anhur Stanle , Chair-

man ol the British Red Cross' Mission and the Save rthe Child Weardale an Chairman, have been unified

The Frien 's Relief ren Fund with Lord under the

Chairmanahip of Sir Benjamin Roberteon—the greatest living authorit on lamineconditione. Theee organizatiom ale icedi’n 300,000 children in the Saratov ares and are he ing nome ai the million: ol adulte who are in the Ærest need oi iood. Chequel and money ordera may bu lomuded lhro li your lunk. tho local committee or sent direct to ir George Burn.‘ Tremurer. Snve the Chîld'en Fund, Elgin Building, Ottawa.

‘ All aubecripliom are expended on Cuudian food-tui'fe.

Save the Children F und

Hou. Prudent: HON. W. L. MACKENZIE KING, C.M.G.

and iMrs. n. H. .‘l‘nliîll; linptiat Mm. John Welistt-r; Zion. Mrn, Carrutliers; St. Peters Mrs. Miles St. Javnies Mrs. J. D. Stewnrt; St. Pouls Mrs. Jamea Palmer; d’mple‘s, Mrs. McDougall; (.‘liris- tian Mita. F. Stewart. Secretdry Miss Mllf‘LoHl; Trensurer Mrs. Mcikle. MrS. 'i‘idniaisli :ind Mrs.‘ Bayer iveri- nppoinled on liie Bu)" ing (‘0iuniitiee. Excellent work was dune liy tho Socin-ty durinn tlie. past vear un will lw sont liy tiie annual report \\'l\l'n issued. Some plans Were mode ror tlie worlt or tlie coming year. On 'nuesdui', June 13th undi Frlday, lune 16th. and. Egg Day will lie lield in tlie ‘Mai'ket Building to

111 peace- sound and han a very good heurt. In April. 1919. lie underwent in the Oity ilospital an operation ror ap' pendicltis.———a very severe opera- tton (or a child or his yeara. Sinco then lie luis boen in good healtn and tliln will certadnly count to lllB ndvantnge in tlie right lie ls nowl nuiking. .

T0 (foiulurtor- and Mrs. Hugbes tlie nyuipzitliy or evcryone will lie extemiwl, Known rrom one eud or lllt‘ province t0 the otlior. (loti-i ductor iiuglies is parthulnrly popu- lar with (-liildren travelling on thc trains. who are not a Ibit arraid or his burly rorni and gnurr voico, whicli dues iiot ait all disguise tbo kindly qualitties that children in—|

Moore. Special mention la due tlie Ladies Aid tSoclaty who .provided tha banquet. lt is lnteresiing to know that Mrs. G. W. Gardaer t‘he capable tiret Vice Preaident Ministers rererred t0 last evening or Mrs. Rowe. trie Presidcnt. la a grand-daughter ot' itev. John B. Strong. (me or tlie enrly xMethod‘st Mlnsters rerorred t0 lost evcning. ‘I‘lio Ladies or iiie Williiig Circlc r the. Kiiig‘s Dtllhg'litfl's very cop- obly sci‘iued nt tlie tables.

Following were the pall hearers. John MoCloskey, Michae MBlOI'IL, John McArthur John Curley. Ed ward Carragher and Daniel Ma- lone.

rMay his soul rest in peace.

TUESDAY SERlOUS LOSS—On Tliursday. 'June 1st. 'Mr. (‘leoplian Blitllr‘llill‘rl.I or llopo iliver liad tlie uiisrortuiie ‘io losc his valuoble homo liy rriro., ’I‘iio rire started about noun. lt in tliought. rrom a. spork rrom the- rlue. and lierore it could lie got lin-l der coiitroi lind comploter burned ‘the lerllll‘t‘ building. noibing boing auved except the stova.

’Tlio death oocurrL-d in this city June 1. 1922 artvr a short illuess or Annie MoNally, wire or hormis Mc- Naily, aged 60 yenrs, leaving a corrowing husuband and one daught- or. lllnry tu mourn tlielr loss, :llrio tliree ‘bi'Oillf‘r‘S. Jamos Jay or l’octkes Station, Adnm or St. Ter ,a's. John cr Marie and ronr

ors, Mm. lit-dlcy or Wnslilng. on, Mrs. (‘oatas ot‘ Rnxbiiry. Mrs. Siiilth or St. 'l‘htwesa's and Mrs. Mcrman ni“ Georgetown.

Floral triliiites lncluded a wrcatli management and envplo‘yees or l". W. Wooiwortb (70.. Spray, ‘Mr. Elnf‘s‘t i(eliy, Spray, Mnry Howzil-t and Nichons l‘ower.

.8. D. U. MEN FOR BOSTON— Aniong those golng out on the iGovernor Dingley Saturday night Ml. iwcre Proressor Il. n. Drummey. A.

' D., (Iriarvard) Proressor or En;-

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receive cantributions or eggs rroni country and city. Arrangw nients were-aieu iiiade to liold tiie usual Exhibition lulll'll durlng Ex- hibition Week.

Tlie Angel or Deotli visita] tire home oi‘ Mr. John E. Caxuphell. Sen View. tlie morning or Mny 2m and removed rrom its mlLlst. a lov- lng wite and mother. Mrs. John E. Campboll, at tlie enrly age or 28 yeara. Ttlie deceaned wns rormerly Miss Laurn M. Bernard, il’ark Cor— ner. and h-ad 'licen in raillng lienlth tiie past year. 'l‘lie last tour months alie stirrered intensely. but liore lier sickness with true Christian patience and grace.

Ail that lovint: lioarts and lhands eould do, wns donc to restore her

to liealtli, but (.lod snw tit to solins“.

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ilie loved nno home.

During the rlnzil niontlis or her

“lire, lier Mother, Mrs. Kior Ber-

nard, wnited on ther with loving cure ami solicltude. Tlie deceosed .wns greutly loved and reapected liy :dl i'rom lier chiidliood. as site was :io kiud and wiliing to help cvery one.

'l‘ho tunerzil, wliich Wflfl very largely attended was cond'ticicd at lier loto resirleiice hy her pastor. IRev. Mr. Miller Cllrtou, assisted iiy Rev. Mr. Murclilson, iMnlpeque. Mr. Muroliison also sang. vory i'eeliugly. tlie liymn. “Over Tliere." a great favorite or the devenant].

Tlie rlornl triliutes were very lieaiitiruL ronhntlug or :1 pillow rrom liuslinnd. ‘Fallicr, Motlicr and Starter; a ‘pillow rrom Sen. View in- stitute. ot' wliich tlie deceased was n lato nicmiier; n cresecnt rrom [Mr. and Mrs. John r‘ousins, Pnrk Corner and n Wi'r'ïlîli rrom Mr. and Mrs. Willioims. Summerside.

Sho leiives to mourn lier lrropnr- able ions, lier llllflllurlll John E. Campbcll and thrcc small children. Lelatitl, Loriie and Norwood; also lier i‘ather and motlter, Mr. and M-rs. Kier Bernard, l'ark Corner. and one sister Eiva, to wliom is extended tlie sincerest sympzitliy or tiieir many friande in this tlieir sad tliereavemont.

Spritual Bouquets—Mr. and Mrs J. A. (turley. Mrs. McDonnld .ind Miary McDonald, teacliers or Quel-n Suture Svlmul. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mienouald, Laurn Cotinolly, manag- er and sinrr o! l‘rov. Brutk nr (‘nn- :idn. Mrs. Frank Menonald, Mrs. J. A. Mullin. ‘Viirrid Ctiyle, Flillwn irot’lios, Mm. A. Gnudet, Mrs. Ed. IltiwlinnMntl J‘en” Win l‘ billon oiid' 'iilrlllly. Minaie Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. llugn Coniiors. Murgnret 'i‘rainor.

Austin Sheohnn, son or 'ihe date John Slieelinn. Kensington. died in Vancouver. B.C.. nometinmo ngo, and interment took pince tliero. ‘Mr. Siieehan wns n mem- ber or a ramily or elgiit. rhildren. and was born near Kensingtonv in He, early in lli'e, renllzodi that onportunitiea awaitcd young men or. courage and eiiterprisc, sa Ilie decreed tliot he would venture irortli and seek fortune in tiie rnr west. _Heuce. in 1907 lie crosaed 'tlie continent t0 the d’acide Coast. and iniiiicdiately iiiltiioted enter- lprise that was effectiver producA itive. By skilrul lnlior and rational iliotliits he turued lalior to 'iienedlcial onde, and tlius won granitied to soc iiis practioai eudeamrs ott-endod with desira‘lile results. lie was 'lll‘lrl in liigli ostr-em ‘liy ail who liad itlle odvnntoge or lils az-quniiitnnce, 'Illltl tliis adequate. recognition wzts itlie notuml errect or liio pleutltudin— lai acta. Now, tlint lie lias lieen calIA ed to n lllglior and liolier lire we. will (-hcrlsh llÎd memory with rond rt-collcmioii.

Tllf‘. sui‘vlving membcrs or his rumily. are Mrs. .lolin L. Cllalssuil, Cambridge. Mass, Mrs. Clins. Kehoo, Now Glusgow, N. S. Mrs. Ariiold Rose. Worccster, Mnss.; Jaunes Slicclinn, St. John, N. 13.; George Slieclinn, Wiiiiilpeg; l'lug' cue 'Shcehan, New (llingOW. N. S.; Allon ‘S‘heelion, Cium‘iiridgc. Mnss.; and Laird Slioolinn in tlie home ai Cambridge—Y.

iWitii universnl regret tlie i‘esi— dents or Green Boy learncd or thc dea‘tli or n-n Old :irid respecter] mem- ber or tlicir community, Mr. Jnmcs Contello. which occurred on thu 12th. ‘inst. in his 76th yenr.

Bianchard, unrortunately had no ln-i suraiice, but la lot daunted, aiid la sitarting :it once to rebuild.

"“llr‘illl‘nfitl isiond men have doiie' wcll ai. Dal‘hoursie in their exomin ultmd u'n ,tilürd Jean mctlidlnc. Mr. Iloyt’ield Ellis passer] in Proc- ticnl Anatomy. l’at-lioloxl’. Bacterl- olcgÿ. Surgery 1;. Mediclno 1. ('i‘inicnl (îliemistiry and Ciinicol Microscopy. Mr. A. B. Martin or Grnndview pa-ssod in ail or tlie uliove sulijects and nlso in' Mntoria Mediczi and Pliysiology 1V. Mr. J. il. Muroliison ol‘ Clyde River pilas- ed in au me aliove nanied suiijectn' toking distinction in tSurgery 1.

GRANTED DIVORCE—On Mon-g tlziy. May 8th. 1922, at n sitti‘ng ori Divorce Court in E:th Cziiiilirldge, liaviiig jurladiction ror thddlesex (Touuty. in .the Commonwealtti or. Massuchusetts. tlicre came on to ho lieztrd tlie case or Krauim vs. Krumm. Tlie libellnnt, France5 lx’ruiiiin, wzts gruntod a divorce. froni lit-r liuaboud, ('llïll‘lr‘fl K. Krumui. or Charleston. Soutli (larc- llnn for cruel and abusive trent- iiientt. No florence. won offerod liy the liusliaiid. and tlic 'iviro was ul- lnwed to reauiiie lier nimidcn riante. 'l‘he lilicllant is the. dliughier or iroward and Estlior Purfiey. promi- iient cltizens or Medi’ord. rornier re- sidenhs or Clinrlotttiiown.

TWO MEN INJURED—A bai accident occurer :tt Victoria I’ai‘k ycstordlny evening when two young mon. Mesora. John llorrignn and George MoCoiluni or Durislui‘t'inigu wore pltchod out or o wagon iiiid rt'cclved ench a, l‘roctured leg, Mr. McCalluni's injury buing or a par. ticuiorly point-ni cliaraoter. 'i‘hey iwere drivlng nm tlie tlmo nlong tlio new automobile mon runiirtig poist lhe bond stand nnd in torn- uing "nn laxiste in: une mad itihe lionse turned zoo shorpiy. upset' tinig,r and wvrccking tlie wagon and pitoliing the occupants upon lite gronnd. Oiher peuple drivmg by gave who: naisstatica vthey could.

lish at St. Dunstan'a

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van. or lt‘all River. Masa., and ite-l ' t

nmnld P. McKinnon or Charlotte- town. P.E.i.. ail studenta or Sl. Dunstan‘s. All are on route lu tlieir homes with the exception oi‘ the latter who will visit relatives in tlie Stntes during tlie nummer nionths. Professor Drnmniey han lie-on a memlier or the raciilty or St. Dunstan‘s ror the past year and i3 consldered as one or tlie clcver est students graduating rrom liarn vnrd University. St. Dunstnn's liniversiiy luis heen rortunate in obtnining hnis slirvlces. Ail the classes iinder I‘rnressor Drummey durlng tlie soliolastic yezir have mode a wonderrtul sliowing. At the ciosing or the liniversity. whicli took plane. lnst Wodnesday, tlie ltector. Rev Dr. McLellan, D.D.. Ph. D.. pnid a great tribute to tlie youni; proiessor. Raylng that he was one or tlie nlilest and mont ac.- tzouipliolied tenchers tlizit tlie Uni- vnrsity ovcr lind. “Proresnor Driini- mey hna not yot dH'lrlEtl whether lie will return to Si. Donatan's next yenr or not. lie lios liod severni oi'rera rrom diirerent universities nnd collages in tlie. States.—St. John Standard.

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lA bad accident occurred yester- day illzt'r'iltlull Dit Wator Sti‘ect whon litllo Franl: liuglien. six year old sonuiConductor and ‘Mrs. John lluglies, wos knocked down liy a hoovily londcd teom. the front wlicol running ovcr his faire. rracn tuyoiug in two places his jaw and lu» i‘iicting other injuries about tlli liody. 'I‘lic injured lad was pitre] un liy ‘Mr. linrry Ilermnna and othcrs irom under tho slovcii and orter medical lielp had licen aum moned. won rushed to tlie '(lity HO!!- pital, where an opemiion was ini- medintely performer]. The lad lost nniglit iwas restlng quietly nnd tliough very severely iuiureti luis still a good riglitin' chance.

K nacked Under Wheel.

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i‘lien ntopped and picked tlie lient

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universnyvœtinctively look for. Chariottetown. P.E.i., Paul A. Douxm mnng "me 1mm“ in prayer {or rnn and Denmond W. Johnatou. or Nie rwovery or the injured lnd. Re-

ISLAND VETS AT DALHouSiEIDŒC'Wm‘? Mas-“w Mm "- Sum' covory en niiy me will bo slow au

weekx.

Connor. took place nt hls Cambridge. Musa, Saturday morn-

ntlw (‘nlvory (lenictery and vcry lorger attended, there beillg nn auto (-oi‘toge or rlrteon.

Ellts. 'l'lilf—{lf‘s and K. or (7., ail wlio’m Mr. (“,onnor won n nie/tuber.

bmthors. ’l‘lionias or Matinh James or Filolibury.

runerai were, Jnmes erlne two niecos. .Mnry Annie Ontawziy.

Ilarry Ontaiway, ririghton.

St..Josepii wisliml n precious t‘lower 'r'o ioy ut Jesus's foot.

iris choice must lie (ho mrest.

A lily pure and swcet.

ire xazed upon tlic mighty tlirong

(lur Aaron wns tho elioosen one Witli Jesuts a he's at rest.

M'lns Olgo Crosby. danghter or Mr.

won tlio (lovernor Genoml's prize tor General kch cc'unso liouseiiold Science at MacDonnld 'Coliege. Montrenl this year.

’l‘liey too will

Jlie kuittiiig together ot' the rrac-

ured liones twiil roquire iiiany

Han. Vice-Pruldenii: RÏ. "ON. ARTHUR NEIGHEN. HON. Ï. A. CRERAR. H0“. RODOLPHE MIEUX

CHARLOTTETOWN

EX-MAYOR RILEY. Hon.

LOCAL COMMITTEE Presldent.

H. H. STEWART. Hon. Sec. Treas., Dominion Savingu Bank

’l‘he runeral or the late Aaron P. home.

ng April 32ml nt 9.30'a.iii. to the. won i ot ol’

Tlli' pull lieni‘ers consisted

Tho poserai: inway or iMr. Connor

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two and

dro alno leavos to mourn

nttending the 'l‘lionins Connor. Mrs. Cntli and lier C. Green and

The mouroors

(‘onnor (‘oniior

‘Mro. Connor la n sister or Mrs.

THURSDAV SUCCEBSFUL (immune——

utd Mrs. Ed. Crosby or Borden

Eillciency home ma- nt tho School or

AUTO COLLISION—A collision

lnrge attenduiit'o ut iiiontlily meeting or tlie. (‘atliulic Women‘s Longue, wliioli took pince

drol on Tuesday cvoning. ports iront tlic dii‘rerent orl‘fcers and convoiiors or wero rend and necepted. show tliat tliorc la iuucli gond (loue. ls oiio or more tlian ordlnory sud-.nnluiously eleetcd as 2nd Vice l‘i‘e» ncss us lie was calied nwny ot trio early age or 37 ye:trs_nntl louves tu mourn o aorrowing widow. Catherino B. Luiid. and two amnil' children, namely l‘hyll‘ls age ü aux Lmvi'ence tige Q 1A2 years.

sidcnt to rill n vnconcy. iiew mcniliers were oiirolled. neelpleaslng tenture or tlie eveniug wns an interesting and instructive pn- per rond by une or ttie membcrs.

A C.W.L. MEETING—There wna a the regulur n [lie Asscinlily Hall or the Cathe. ’r‘lie .— tiie Longue, whicn

work lieing MI‘S. K. J. Letlwt'll wns uii-

Several ‘ A

'I‘he visita or d‘enth is ever laden

“with grief and tours zit nnytime, but ' wlien the gi'iiil :‘enprnr ronchon un-

vx‘pecledly and cuir: down tiw l)‘2- luvod grand dmightor. lieckoniui: lier to tlio unseon lund, tlio comlug nt‘ tlie destroyer is sud intleori. ‘But wlien lie eutvi'ñ ilie. hnppy homo likc a l‘hilf‘l‘ ‘in thu lllKlll. and cruol‘ly ctii‘rit‘s ci‘f tho (-.lierislicd grand datrgiiter or tltn rniiiily llioi‘c, tlic aiigiiish or tlioso lioi'ci‘t is too keen i‘or hunion consolation. Suvh in tlw. oorrow rnileii on lllr' linppy lionre or Mr. illlrl Mm . Mni‘tt.

i‘nnmuro isinnd on tlie morolng or Joue 3rd wlieit .lt‘loreiice passer! HAVH)’. 'l‘he deccoscd llnd lit-en ziilliig for soiuo rime but rriendn 4:lieri-sliod tlio llOlM‘s or lier rerovt ery and rlll that modicnl nid (-ould ne dune but (lod cloinir-d lier for titis: homo. Slie louves to mourn liesideo lier grand piirc'nts. ono unclc, William :ind onn nuut. Mm. ltegiunld lhitolinldor or (lon- rgetown. Sincei'o sympotliy la ex- teudod t0 tlie liereaved ruiiilly. May lier soul rest in permefiA.

MOST HELF’FUL CONVEN- TION—«Amont; tliosc roturnini; iroiii tlie “Ail Canada” convention! or tlio "Disciples oi‘ Christ" were Mrs..l1l. lt‘. Hcliiii'umii, Situioioi‘slde; ltev. Merii Tiirvin. (lrevniiiount Mr.‘J. Lirenton iiickei‘suu, Now (lioexgoiv: ih-v. :Iutl Mrs. (‘.. id. vlrinstrourg, Montagne who oro on- tliti;;i:\<tlc owr tlio work or lllifl voni’t‘rt‘eiice wliicli w:i.s dislinc'wciy (Innodiun uiid “'llll'll ‘wiil undoubt- mlly in.- on opuch iti lllt‘ history or iliu “iliselplee or Christ" lii L‘un. :idzi. Amoog tlio lll.llly iiiterostiiir, strlijncts dis‘eussed wererÿ'l‘he C. S. lvl. ’l‘. :Iud (l. G. l. '1‘. prog‘mm \\'llli'li wnr. :ulupted :is ilie progi’itin iortlin. ' idi l clturclien and