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MK. AND MRS. JAMES JOSEPH FLOOD AND ATTENDANTS
Wedding is Solemnized At St. Mcilcichy’s Church ‘
St. ?\lalacliy s t'hui'ili. l\'iiil\ora.lthe lrvinns. I was the scene of a pretty \\t‘tl-l The bride. given in marriage-
ding at 9 am .\r'lllll‘tlit_\‘ ‘\o\‘-thy her father. was v y in ember ti. l‘t3T. xiht-ii lna (‘aih-lfloor length gown of white (‘han- ertne. (lati;;liier iii \Ir and \li's l1ll_\‘ lace and li_\'lltll net ovcr sa- Joseph 'l‘r.'itiioi' l\li1i\ttt.i, was tin tin fashioned lll ii full skirt with ited in marriage \\|lll .|;iines .lo.s- fiitcd bodice embroidered “'3 h eph. son of Mr. and .\lrs'. James iritlescent sequins and pe ls Flood, South ?\lel\ilte lttv. l‘itlLI-,Tll(’ long sleeves tapered to ene Mitrra_\ ioiisiii of the L'l'itilltl points on-r the liands. ller fing- was ilie tIilli‘!tti‘ll..' rli-i’«.'_\ii~:iii. ertip \cil of ttille :llu.sioii fell and he was assisit-it l\\ the from a coronct of seed pearls. bridefis pastor‘. Rev llarolti (‘to Her t-oi'sai:,e \\as red roses with ken. satiii streaniefs and rosebuds. Music was pla_\'t‘t'l by Sisters l\li.s.s Anna 'i‘rainor. sister of Mary Pauline. and ‘\lr l'r:iiil\illie bride. was bridesmaid. She '-‘lood. tiiicle of the grooni. sang wore a tloor-leiigtli gown of green
E_l.LEN'S DlAR_Y_ Good Wishes Extended To The Travellers South
it is a wild wind that blows to \\lll taste the freedom of the out- night. And along the cold blue of doors before Spring, those stabl- the Fall-sky, fragments of wliitefed away enjoy a daily trek down cloud send and break. But it lS>8 rise to drink at the stream. a bonnie young moon that gives: “We've things snugged
‘ light to the fzirmlands. now”. We found her above a dimming,tliis evening. “it makes one feel hilltop in the dusk. And a sky-|more content to know, in the e- step below. the evening star litivent of a sudden snowstorm or too a bcacon light. Quietly theicold, that the animals fields beneath rested a n d sheltered and fed." through magic about‘ So. if not yet on the calendar. the wind blew high and gtistilyqtlic change of season has been as it does now about the chim-‘effected at Alderlea. And we
UP
are I
At the
neys and eaves not before time.
‘ Have you all the farming moment a machine passes on the done?” we queried not long ago roadway with that rtimble, w ‘c of an older farincr. a hit care- reminds one of the clatter of lessly. we admit farrri-wagoiis and carts passing
"We-cl now". he t‘tt||~ltli‘l't‘tl the along the trosi-gripped roads in question soleiiiulv "it iii<'.'iri‘l"all.s of the now long ago.
the work in the fit-lrts we do And recognizing tlits token of, have that pi'e'ty \\i'll sti-.iz:titi~ii- advancing Wuitci it comes to‘ ed away But (ix tor lltl‘ izirm-‘niiiitl that in an old home by the, lng' he coinmciitctt \\lllIt|i|l alSti‘.'iit. a small woman of 91‘ glimmer of sniile ‘.-.. iitr iouia yt-zirs \\Ill he following in thought self know it is never done‘ lt'tont:ht. the son and others of goes on and on. no matter the the loud ones who recently set season" ‘out o spend it in the sunny “Yes. though crops be Llatlier-‘S‘“"h‘ T“ l‘"- he l9 -‘ml ill“ ed. and implements stored. .'indlhal’l’~V'h9‘"“'d- h‘'3“hy “"19 lad fields rest. the tiirining i-ontin- ‘’ ‘”“'"~ “-“ “T” 3-‘ the 5'l""r’ “es MM, m .\_”“,|. m.,.(.,m.d‘haired man. who because of a lines of htisbanilrv. llt‘\Ol'lll(‘l(’s.s D€‘t‘io¢l of ill health of late has qunc hlmh. ' been denied the joys of his for-l M Aid,.,.i(.a H”, (.hm.mE i”_‘mer active and busy round ofl creases. It is (llillltlf'(l . trehlcd.-the fam" indeed more, than that of thcl 1" ”“' “"l"'~'l" "r “'9 "“'”“"r‘~' summer. now that the livestock "I lhmr ‘~""'”~" “hllo Sh" 5”” re‘ are smhiod‘ led. site "w'e;ikeiied to the sound 1-Odm, H", ..mM-- ,H_,_\(,\ “l.'.[,tof the car's liorn" as in passing brought in front tlicir raiigo of ll ““l'""‘l h” ‘‘‘‘l' {‘"“l 1-1"“°l fields. and today also the last of mg‘ “ml ‘3“”‘lh-"T5 am “'35 lhcn
the pasyunm. (.(mi.. .. m,mdA away on its long trek south. She ed up and herded to their win- “'11 be “app-" in the lhuughl malt
ter Quarters in l\.']]‘]|s 3 ,|,\i;,m.,. he will be away even now from- awa in fields Wliile ll is ‘hp Cm” “ml ‘Md M “Ur '“"'lh' doubtful that those uiiiteri-it here "T" '1"-‘V p”’~“'“”-V '“"(‘l'“l~'l
Spring and Summer on the way.,' i Rare hrant-lies in the moon‘ llllllll tonight" Yes. bare and riiri cly winrlhlown with Winter look- ling down at us from the as—by- tday hills
l l‘nti| tomorrow Good-night.
lltary
I R0l.l.0 RAY W.l.
Tho twenty first onniial meet ting of the Rollo Bay East Wl was held at the home of Mrs John E ('haisson on Wednesday evening. November 6th f
Meeting opened with the insti- ttite Ode Roll call was answer- ed by paving annual fees. and also a donation of a cup and saucer. Miniites the last an nual meeting and nL«o of the previous monthly meeting were. read and approved
The secretary treasurer repor- ted in balance of $91.36 on hand.‘
and dress from the president was al- _____________________
BRIEFS ON HOSPITAL INSURANCE
The Citizens Committee
Iv ma wmnou
GIFT LINGERIE
' ception of briefs related to
Hospital Insurance until December 15, 1957. Briefs are to be addressed to:
Chairman
Citizens Committee on Hospital Insurance Box
3000 Charlottetown, PIX.
one of the farmers said git’
tea. coffee. cocoa and some null l rinks without harm. others « I‘ cannot l l
tiered lace and net with match- ing headdress, and carried a nosegay of _ ‘mums cent- red with white carnations. from which fell white satin streainers.
Mr. Breiidon Hood, brother of the groom. was best an. and ushering the guests to pews mar- ked with white satin bows. were,
cake with miniature bride and groom. Mr. W.P. Mcl\'enna, unc- le of the bride. was master of ceremonies. The toast to the bride was proposed by Rev.
old Croken. and the groom spoiided. Remarks were given by Rev. Eugene Murray, the par- ents of the bride. and Mr. Frank
Mr. G.M. Trainor, brother of thellood
bride. ghe_\
and Mr. . organ Mt-(Sail-l hrotlier-iii-law of the groom bride's mother chose for her daughter's wedding grey suit with nav_v blue accessories and a coiisage of white carria- tions. The grooiiifis mother wore a blue figured dress with wine accessories, a blue coat and a Corsage of white carnations. The reception was held at Birch llill Toitrist Lodge in Sunt- mcrsidc. The bride's table was centred with a three-tier wedding
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so heard. It was moved by Mrs. .lohn E. Chaisson and seconded by Mrs. Lorne Gallant that the officers elected for another year, Correspondence from Head office was read and discussed. it was dot-idcd to have the of'-‘ attend the
27th. Mrs. Harold Mcliwen kind-i
ly invited members to her borne
for December. when roll call will
be answered with a Christmas t
Dainty lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Eliza- beth aud a social hour enjoyed by .11. .1
HOUSEHOLD HINT
veneered furniture is usually I 3 ‘‘solid'' furniture. If not better. in modern construc- tion. strength is added by bond- ing together layers in which the direction of the grain varies.
'itie antique pieces. too. are of- ten veneered.
l was it i sleepless wreck,
flfy ncri en grrifrd /roni /or}: l of sleep. Inrligrslion boIh- f cred me. I [ell jittery. (Ira i pressed. drained n/ all ‘ ambition (ind crirrgy.
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The brides :.;oing-away attire was a tweed coat, with brown and yellow accessories, and a eorsage of yellow roses
Out—of-town guests were Joseph 'l‘ei'r_v. tuncle }.{l‘()iilll ’ . na Trainor. Halifax, .’\'.S.. Maurice St. Jacques, Halifax, N.
Mr.
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Prior to her marriage the bride was honored by a shower at ltcr home where she received many beautiful gifts.
..Department. of National Revenue.
' Gigantic pink champagne glasses w
- champagne silk peau de sole. A
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tau Camilla Ilcun. winner: Editor. new 3
em 8 The Guardian Monday. Dec. 2. 1957
HAPPENINGS
Holland who is Charlottetown.
GREENWICH W.l.
The November meeting of the Greenwich W.l. was held at the home of Mrs. Earl MacEwin, with president presiding. _The meeting opened with a "Thought' followed by the Ode. and repeat-
Miss Isabel Donald. who has Well known in
been a valued employee of the
Taxation Division. Charlottetown for the past twelve years left last week for Toronto where she has been transferred with the same department.
rrior to ticr departure, Miss Donald was w y e ~rtained by . , . her friends. Before leaving the tn- "18 “*9 Creed "1 “‘“5°"~ come tax office, the staff preseiit- The theme of the meeting was ed her with an electric frypan and W i. work. 9 members answered an electric clock. The girls of the roll call by paying dues and 8 staff also presented her with suit- sutztzostion on how to improve able gift to mark the occasion. t 9 meetings. A SUt<ll(‘5ll0l1 was read from the Stanhope W.I. newspaper re
Minute: of ing were read, also the last an-
The sisters of the Sacred Heart Home this week are having some homemade cooking and sewing for
‘Treasurer read her report.
‘Sutherland. Vice president, Mrs.
port. last month's meet»
ulmootlu . IAIIRIIIAIG outoltba ut.u:'l'bu'oban unnnaluiuu uvlllumlltnttu-drink‘t>is beannoreplyt.oSclenceCablnethababy opouulII.lvIl'Il1ll'."*Vll‘Iulll.Iakenwith ocdend‘ovcrnmoot.b . aonlyntractiololnnouneo. ontinllkorouur tobelznade. gran ‘‘ boukalroavallab torur ar- --ia--v-w A Breath of Scotland new
Committees reported and one appointed for next thror
months A thank you-letter wu "W 5”" ‘W.’ “W” ‘um’ Mmehnd hm" ‘
touch with everyday attain In Scotland the nltmu Iftbc “W Y acorrswm
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her out report. She thanked bar cl- flclent secretary for her support in the past year. also all other members of office. The Soc
A nominating couunlttac brought in the slate of olftcerl for the coming year. President. Mrs. Earl MacEwen. re-elected, secretary treasurer. Mrs. Robert
elson' Squires, Directors, M r s. Leith Sanderson and Mrs. Harry Rattray. auditors. Mrs. Shirley Sutherland and Mrs. Cyril Sand- erson, Press, secretary. Mrs. Prc ston Maclswen, organist. Mrs. Harry Rattray.
Several projects for 1958 were read and approved. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assited by her daughter, Mrs. Wil lard Kennedy. A contest follow- ed i"l-‘amous Land marks in the world"! won by Mrs. Shirley Su- therland. A vote of thanks was
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What a delightful gift to nuke -— a copy 01 the “WEI-1KLl SCOTSMAN" — every week of the year
extended to the hostess. Meeting adjourned with the Queen.
sale. This is an annual event and friends like to call to visit the good sisters as well as to make purchases.
Sacred Heart Home gives happi-l ness and comfort to all those who gladly call it home.
The Hunting Crowd in Toronto have been having a gay time
lth garlands of grapes in a set- ting of pink and rose carnations. chrysanthemums and shining bau- bles were the decorations for the Hunt Ball at the Arcadian Court.
In the receiving line was Lady Eaton in a “hunting pink" chif- fon gown. Mrs. Alan Jarvis, whose husband addressed the Canadian Club in Charlottetown, was in
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