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ISLAND GRADUATE PREACl-I- bout. ES - The preacher in Zion Church service in the Kirk. last evening was Mr. Lorrie MacKay B. A., a graduate of Montreal Pres- byterian Coiltgc. who soon is to be ordained and inducted into the min- istry of Vailcuuvci" Heights Church. ellloyable
'l‘UES DAY
ed ti rad which w arsh ll- lllle 3K... 13mg,“ M¢'§..‘l‘.e,,._°,._ Canada's provinces. shouted a loud 1C0 Rebekahs attended the °1‘ W85" 111
Prince Edward Island, tiniest.
plebiscite lme sisters.
man In a ratio of better than five to checks, , liéieftfile ‘Island lprvlnivlllice declared many faiends in éflyalliisltltalng $1112‘; . . . e. avcr o n n v - way an sur oun g rc Blmders Ellllllgztalg? 361g‘: ernment commitments aggalinsyt ‘égil- 1110111 11111611 11111111111055-
B. 6.. the parish previously minist- {elem Ha l‘ somel-wt 5t,‘ on F“, scrlption for overseas service.
ered. to by the Rev. T. H. Somers, M.A.. 5312M. of St. James Church. Mr. MacKav had a brilliant college career and was the valedict- orian at the closing convocation.
Divine Worship at-Ttie Kirk yes- terday morning was attended by the Officers and members of
3115"“ day eveni gun's iz-lile the music and some I50 yo took part in modern and ol
when the sermon wa; delivered by " y a l d _ the Minister, Flight Lieutenant. tile m5 ‘e m“ ____fmm overseas Rev. T. H. Bu=srll Scmers. MA. NURSES LEAVING _.
ST-M. 111 11K‘ 019111112 1116 “T111011 Etiward Island nurses leave toda cnroutc to South Africa. They will
was deiivezcnt by the Rev. Luther L. Young, DD. cf Pictou. N.S Moderator of the Synod of the in Maritime Provinces and the Min- 1 leg s“; M135 ister conducted the worship. Miss RN, T1gn15h_ Chgy-lqgtegwn Lillian MacKcn/ic. Mss. Bac. di- my M155 rooted the muv ri‘ the day.
Stella
l‘i0\\'1i to great Eknplre Youtl yester- Miss Leone Dockendorff, day afternoon in connection with Prince Edward Island H the celebration of “The Great. Cru- and Miss Aileen Howard. sade for Si. Gcnrgc and Chrisieil- 7, Charlottetown Hospital. clom.“ A procession through thc ———- city and spa-rial services at Zion Prosbyteil 1 Church and St. Dilll—
o. "i
ante.
Pupils from the city schools and M853 111111 11W!‘ 0! convent; and students of Prince of CR \Valcs College pr. ipat-Ed in rally whitli is p of the Empire only 5011 01 M15 Mil-CK“? 0f Youth Niovrrilent fornlcd zit lilllf‘ of the Coronitiioii in 1937. Pu- ln‘; from Grndi srven and up were _ rrpresentcd in the demonstration of 51111111» 11111319 01 lojaify.
‘The marl-intro took place on Sat- urday morning at ("ht o'clock of Miss Mmialn .\In_\' daughter 0i Mrs. Lidstone of Capt: Wolfe and the late hfcrrlll L-idsttinc. to Ailgus Homer MacKie. only son of Mrs. MacKia; tzf Summerside. and the late William H NIacKic.
The ccremouv took place quietly
' .'!i'. 31101200112111? ill-looln. Riv Kenneth 1111101111111 111 C11111'1°11'~“1-°“'11- Sullivan was tllc- ofiiciatiilg clergy‘- 111111. "
immediately after
’l‘heii' r ‘VIacKlc every‘
their home in Siunmerslde-S
lv after to iisit the br.de‘s rnothcr 91111112‘ 1119 “101150111 1'18 llml lamlly l“ Tclmllol were given a government test
grat-tila t ions.
their ironic in Siunincrsidc-S 13511111119 311d 1101111
..'I>l.\TDI-‘.N — MAUGREGOR — Tile Kiiigsboro. was the scone of an in- Fred Pickard and Lieut. tcrcstiilg cvcllt cu Monday‘ evening, Walker . ' ed the test. lVlklfCll 23rd. wl ilnitcd in ma . rude. tildrr daughter" oi Rheuben auxiliary and the late lvlrs. Hayden of Green- recently wlch. and Harold Aubrey. younger son of the late Robert and Mrs. l\'IacGrcgoi' of East Baltic.
or use in A. R.
vct with hat and other accessories home in Springfield. Mr. McInnls the was the husband of the late Elena tKearney) McInnis, formerly
to match. Immediately after ceremony a wedding 51111119!‘ W85 Mae served at the home of Mrs. Clinton of sturgeon, who preceded hf Stewart, sister of the groom. Here death just, three years they were greeted by a jolly crowd of scrcnadcrs who arrived to extend congratulations to the happy couple. and Jun‘! Miss Hayden ccupicd a large place in the hearts of many friends, Mr.
tMacIsaac) When a young man he residence in Springfield,
MRUTIIWQOI‘ 15 01w 0f 0111' P1081655" “here for the past 42 years he h pive young farmers, and we W251] i
and his bride a hfe of_unalloyed lmppinss" ' they trend life's path-
t‘
_'——_ . of The funeral of Mrs. Agnes Isancl ll d h- ‘d Louslvvrrinhtvlidug’ tofd leullzul 13- clsrlesmllas a lfiislllgieclpgtcioeck Millcr was ed a ur ay a rnoor. an fl d l ll _ from 5:. Patlls Church where ser- m v ten 5 and re a V“ vice was ccnduc by R/ev. A. L:-
‘Ilhe tnourliirs acre: Messrs. H.E. me scene of a Miller. S.L. Miller. sons of the de- ceased: H Edward Miller, Stanley Mrs L Miller. grandsons; C.H.B. Long- b], ' worth, Noel H. DeBlols. A. A. Mac- of Lean, Chief Justice Lfathicsoil. Wal- tcr Mathcson. Richard H. Hagan, John B. Hagan,“ 1 R 2.1111114212111511. MT. lEdagagnlilfacNfitill bmted 1119 11:. x. MacNutt, n. Pope Hoop- 111111 er. Robert Hooper, Gerald Hooper, 811m: Drisooll. R- N» 515181‘ ma Hooper. Bert Hooper, Dr. w. groom: Mr. Efldon Hickey J. P. MacMillan, Robert L. Cotton. srvomsmau. After the
Lco LeBlanc ide of Mr. Mrs. P Drlscoll.
became
The
Mac-Lellan. V.G., Nuptlal
Robert H. Nicholson. loft on a wedding tour of
Judge H. L. Palmer. Louis H. Car- Mr. and Mrs. Messervey.
Capt. Hosema n James
for
Louis A, Steyvart and
Charlottetown Fire Department leave tomorrow morning for lllls mcmlllg lor servlce Ottawa to Join the Canadian Clv- when; ll-l Canada‘ All
illan Fire Fighting Corps. After Scalncu‘ [hgy are; undergoing training with the Bella" s, Corps, they wil proceed to Great George’ Britain.
Both firemen for service with the Corps which is tinder the Department of Na-
Peter's Bay;
bor; Archibald Forbes
tional War Services. They re- sponded to a call for Canadian D Macgacllel...’ volunteers for OVi as service.
Capt. Stewart has been a mom- ber of the local Fire Department for 2i years and has held the rank old H of Captain for the last 1l years. ' Cudmore has been a member of the Department since the outbreak of war.
To fill the vacancy caused by Stewart's enlistment for duty elsewhere, Lieut. Fred Pick- art has been promoted to the rank of Captain. and in turn 2nd. Lieut. Jams-s walker i; now 1st plant; Gordon Stewart has been named 2nd Lent.
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Members of the Independent Or- der of’ Odd Pblows. St. Lawrence and Wildey Lodges. and Port La Joie Encampment, tcge her with number; (if Alpha Rebekah badge in (Xiarlrttcwtvn fitfingiy observ- gd the l23rd. anniversary of the founding of the Order in North America yesterday. Tre Odd Fel- lcws met in their Hall and parad- ed to St. James Presbyterian church vq-gfgriiy momma vtiero they "w... Joined by the Rrbekahs. An
and Lloyd Wesley Smith.
knitted goods by the and cigarettes by Government On Canada Corps. tlons were looked after ion War Services.
—DEATII OF MRS. HARDY-There passed away
rose after a long illness son Hardy. Mrs. Hardy had bee
band. she leaves
April 17th. Eddie Ho- ce orchestra supplied
was an elimination contest conduct- ed bygom farkes. Service men were invite an turned out in goodly the be.._ Am l . t Stroud of Toronto and formerly of Odd Flellcw and Rebekah Lodges ‘ggufflpllg, Ke‘l’§“1,,,},,‘f§ff_.ol’l‘“§fl§‘o ‘l3: Ottawa, who has been back in the
squadron in the R- C. A. F, 51x Pun” last was and were over in France together. They had a pleasant chat ,_ m5, vlsll Momma“ l-m. l, tlme pemb together of their many experiences further instructions. The young 111
Cl Clohosse , H05 - Jean MacPhee. R. .. Heatherdale, P- E. I. Hospital: Miss MacLeun, R.N.. Argyle Shore, ert Wig young 11901119 P. E_ f. Hospital; Miss Hazel Wood, two ml es from Charlottettolvn were ' tal destroyed by fire early last night. N.. The origin of the bl
the R..N.. Rollo Bay. P. E. I. Hosgi known. Loss was estimated iinof- nwlnl m
_ l for Toronto to the chair.
visit the bride's mother and faintly. year's activities was given by the many friends wish Mr. and president, followed by the treasur-
happincss and er‘s
sui: a5 through life. Upon their re- Plans
turn the young couple will make discussed but it was decided not to
the A.R.P. urns held at. Government (11-‘111- D13 D~ Pr * last evening. Three auxiliary The young coitplv left immocliate- 111111119915 W91‘? 115851 f01‘ 111B P11111059» pumpegs y ’I'l1elr tnony friends extend con- 1V1!‘- _Arthur Campbell of the Pro-
vincial Departtncnt of Public Works. On their rriilrn they will make Z0119 911111111115 F1911 1111183. Dflvld Martin were present with full quotas of the zone firemen. Fire Chief Arlglls MacEach- East Point Baptist Manse, ern instructed the men and Capt.
- u’ in his been with the New England Tele- phone and Telegraph Company, A lnandtiilf rcllling manner and pleas- . i “gall ggolillellgaélanllgel:%gtf quarterly meeting of passing to h
Driscoll and the late M. ceremony was Allan Helga“, performed by Rt, Rev. Mgr. G. J. who also cele- Mass. The e was attended by Miss Kath- °1 $1: portatit phases of Moral Ethics by wedding Bl Reginald Aitkcil. Philip Palmer and 11161114251 1115 hflfllly YOU"! 110111119 ' the Thc pallbearers were Mcxsrs. If. Province. On their return they will H. Horne, Hon. Geo. D. DeBlois. make their home in Surnmerslde. Driscoll have the son, E. H. Champion and H. L best wishes of a host of friends their future happiness-S.
"*-—‘ to \?\V\I. RATINGS LEAVE— . Cudmorc 0f 1111' '1‘\‘vtflv¢‘ naval ratings from the H. Eghomas Felguson‘ which
the Provincial through the Carry The presentl- by Mr. A. G. Bruce of the Canadian Leg-
WATSON last. _ Wednesday at her home in Mont-
Mn. Wot- q;- Mbsrl, lll n ill
for some time but bore her illness
with Christian fortitude and cour- b age, Shc was formerly Miss Weeks. and will be kindly remembered by Brookfleld, on March i2, 1942 bv her many friends. Besides her hus- the Rev. A.
plum,“ to whom sympathy is extended. Th; chi-rm ni in u. street length dress of
C Cooke, pastor of
noon. While attendin Parade. arms, in the person of F0. W
the
-OLDWCOMRADES MEET "T v. . .
{ifij Baptist Chluroh, Bummerslde. had i 1312111‘! Mange ‘gathhiflh M"- ed l . l t ise Frld rt - irey o r , w ic occurr n dancing- A feature of the evening P91151111 5111p!‘ 011 11y ‘tings a Calgary hosplm on Saturday he mgt, an 0 d comrade in 11101111113, April 11th. following 3 D, brief illness, at the age of 51 years.
°1 delicious wedding supper and later
1 . yesterday‘ manpower edjo ly bunch of serenaders gather
than either of its Mari- happy we
‘ 5
wishing them many years of
valuable
THURSDAY
This community was shocked to Annie
Surviving are four sons. Robert and Glen of Banff; Roy of Rowley,
service since 1940. Both entlemen and Gunner George Roberts, over- nad been observers in tie SHITC seas; four daughters. (Annie) Mrs. in the L. Tierney of Vancouver, B.
the last Great War.—S WEDNESDAY
8Z6 WBS Ull-
lally at approximately $3,000. There was a small amount of in- surance.
In addition to the barns a quan-
_-V\'I~.‘DDI.\'G BELLS - ’I‘he mar- tlty of feed and some farm machin- szailis Basilica marked the observ- 111130 took Diacc on Saturday morn- ing at eight o'clock of Miss Miriam Mrs. Lidstonc of Wo fe and the late Merrill 17113 Li stone to Angus Homer MagKie, building um- ll... mersidc and the late William itfitcKie. ‘Ihc ceremony took place The annual meellng o; the Island. quietly at the home of Mr. H 1119 8100111. _ RFV- held on Wednesday. April 22nd. at Kenneth Sullivan was the officiating Dou 155 H311 0f clergyman. The young couple left pres?
ery was lost. Feed included probably l2 tons of hay. six to eight tons of straw, and considerable grain. All live stock was removed from the
H- MCGILL lsnaiynrzn-s cum - ers’ Club of McGlll University was
Residence. The dent. Tom D. DeBlois was in A brief report of the
re ort bv Malcolm
_ Reeves. or the ensuing year
W 8Y0
draw up a
program of events un- til the fail. The new slate of offl-
mgglvlgN "A"; WQRKQUT _ cers for the year 1942-1943 is as s.
W. MacKcnzie; Presi- dent, J. Ralph Calder; Vice Presl- ent W. ‘Temple Hooper: Secretary, Doris Macdonald: Treasurer, Perci- val M Simmonds; Historian. H. Lloyd Henderson.
CANADIAN LEGION —At the monthl meeting of the Charlotte- wn ranch of the Canadian Legion held last evening, with Mr. James Roblson presiding, it was decided to send the Branch Pre-
Jaglgg sldent Comrade P.J Rnssitei" as u. _ s Wm hold a wlmh 1:3: agate to the Dominhn Convention “y 9148111119 51°11’ 81111111111151 latter Dart of May, Comrades John
lllIlpCl" arrived ' ‘l th cit 1P 1 "l, “fork? Leightlzer and Arthur
Word has been received of the T116 sudden death hf Joseph Fred Mc- bridc \\'1\S bccomingly attired in a Innis. 65, of Springfield, Masa- dross of r0_\'al blue transparent vel- ciausctts on March 26. I942, at his
be held in Winnipeg during the
G. Bruce were armed as substitutes. On motion it was ordered that the thanks of the meeting be conveyed to all Poll Workers, those who drove cl- loaned their cars and all others who assisted the Legions Citizens Committee in Setting out" such a splendid vote for the Plebiscite on Monda some discussion £0014
mo!“ place regarding the employment of
March 14, and was born i. East Balllc lhe so“ of [he we “Galleon gig.‘ and the matter was referred tMcgnnls.
0o up . Mus dead
Carpenters in Uniform at. the Air
e Provincial Command to deal with. A vote or sympathy was or- tobe sent to the Branch " President, Comrade P. J. Rossitcr illness along with the hope that he would so-n be fully re-
BLOOD DONORS CL UlF-Thc
the Blood Donors‘ Club of the Charlotte- l‘ town Hospital was held last week
in the assembly room of the Hos- pital with the President, Mr. Leo
_ _MAR|qAGE BELL __ Tl_ Corcoran in the chair. The Ser- Elfibdd by Rev. C1. chapel ln sl‘ Marys Cogvent M: retary, Mr. Wm.
happy event on the minutes of the
Monday momlng when Ml“ m“, and then gave tne report of the
lse “Blane, daugllllll. cl ML and activities of the Club for the past
me three months. During this time
Lame Drlscoll’ m“ eight transfusions were given ill
Connolly, read ‘ "st meeting
the Hospital, and the were very interested in learning of the great benefit which the patients derived from this treat- ment. After the business discus- sion, the members were given practical instruction in some im-
mem be rs
Reverend Doctor R. Ellsworth of Dunstarvs University which was much appreciated by them. At the close of the meeting .1 hearty vote of thanks was ten- dered the Reverend Doctor by the members of the club.
A lengthy and tvcrthy career came
a close with the death of John occurred his home at Marshffeld on Sun-
M. 0- S. ‘Queen Charlotte“ 1:12;’: day morning April 19th, 1942. 0111111111‘? he had lived most of Malcolrgimg. £0131’ years on the farm n a Duck, Smithcrs, B. C.; Roy samuel Glllls, Murray River: Product"! good 010135 and livestock.
11-1‘? V°111111@‘~‘1¢“1 Freeman D. Herring, Murray I-rar- Until three years ago. Mr. Fergus- Macpon- on was an active man, strong and 51¢ Long gmeg; 135w s_ M“. enthusiastic in the Dollapl Mum“, Hal-bor; Roland every cause, which he considered 1n Charlomlown; the interest of the community, and Lloyd A. MncPhall, Long cugk; province. The death of t-heir only Gerald C,‘ Mlllel.’ Qllallollello-u; daughter just over a year ago was Ivan m. Reeves. Summerside; Aru- §hf§l11§111118 111°" 111d although every- Samson. Charlottetozalriit. mm“
gradualy failed, Royalty. They were DISSGRIIBIEGCYQCS]: ca]? on Sunday m,’
Born at Marshfield, P. E. I., where his ciLlity yvhich he purchased when a young mail and where he took great pride in
promotion of
that loving care and careful could do. his strength until the call
r. Ferguson was twice married his first wife being Katherine Mc- Donald of Marshfield, who prede- ceased hlm forty years i130. after- wards he married Mary Tompoon of Dunsteffnage who survives, of this union one daugh- ter Mary Adele was born. and who fussed away January 2nd, 194i. Burvlvlna 1s one sister Mrs. Albert Newman, Ki ston, and one broth. alifomia.
COLE! AND LEWIS — A uiet t very pretty wedding was so em- nled at the Presbyterian Manse,
0. Thompson. when
three brothers, Florence Jeanette, only daughter of Carl Weeks in Monti-one. Hunt/er Mr. and h Col - Weeks of siside and Stephen of alist. became the Ontario. who came home for the 1315111110 NW1! of the R-C.N-V.R funeral; and two sisters, Mrs. Heb- 01' er Corbett and Mrs. John Cameron, 3°11"! -
Mrs. Re es of Loy ride of William ., son Mr. and Mrs. Wansby Lewis of ‘rhe bride looked very
6991011111119 591111911 “'1” 1 s l mo]; l , blue ere with accessories to 5v Flight. Lieutcnanll- RRUT g1". 61551112161, me prxfdeé’; lgafigeltl! match. ‘lg: bride was attended by Russell Somers, M. shs. . D..“ a m” camel“! R0,,’ Ml. “lemon Miss Marie Lewis, sister of the 1119 15x1‘ m1‘ 1d 1 s Cw v officiated, assisted by Rev. Mr. “mm” 711° 11°" ‘ “mt 1911311‘
mystery." and the Odd Fellows Ode W", 11111“ by M’; "1' ‘#6311110’ 1631,] bsrton. £1533‘?! gllalfligv g2“ lo the“. "all Lorne Dunbar. Fred Dunbar mum (>1 rnarh to the Church w”: lrcbmand. to Oveen. to Kent. t9 Pcwncl. to the Kirk: cn the re- mm it ‘us: Powrnl. to 31151611- Goent (horse. nmt the War MGM‘; m” or "m, to 0mm“. to 911"" l"
back to thi- "all 1'11 11_1'11'11°”d gel-qt, Th; We=t Kent bond head-
Messrs. rdon
Summer-side ingafl-S.
Somers and Rev. Mr. Davis of Al- The flower bearers were and Fred Ifardy. ‘the pallbearers were;
Go Barbour. Alan Clark, Wallace Donald, Craswell lo Weeks, Wm. and Harold Bowness. Dflflflg the service Mr. George Bow- sang with s mpathetic ekprcasion "Under His decorated w"
dress of dusty rose, while the room was ably sunset-ted bv the rideiq brother Mr. niel Cotes. Immedi- the ceremony the bridal ft amid. a shower of con- to the bride's home where s. reception Wu held for the bride fully decorated in pink and white. an 00m. the house being beauti- Th do a room's chairs were nion Jacks. Up- wnrde of forty guests partook of l
Three barns. the property of Rob- inore, Malprque Road about
(Lxeitlei Mrs. J. Ellingsoti. and (Ha- zel: Mrs. C. Eilingsoti. boiu of Cal- gary; tverna) Mrs. C. Sheppard, Armstrong, B.C.: five brothers, Wil- ham, Herbert and Reginald of Charlottetown; Hilbert of Summer- side and James, Watertovm, Mass; and two sisiers, Mrs. Frank L. Dil- ion, Charlottetown. P.E.I., and Mar- garet, Wakefield. Mass.
The community of Harisville lost one of its oldest and most respect- ed residents in the passing of the late M s. Duncan Macbeod on Wed- nesday. April 22nd at her home.
There are left to mourn the loss of a kind and Christian mother three daughters. ilamely: Catherine, Mrs. Wallace F. Maebeod. Bright- on. M855.‘ Belle, Mrs. J. W. Locke. Arlington. Mass; Annie. Mrs. W. J. Bailey, Dorchcstcr. Mass; and three sons: Col. Allan MacLeod, at ilcnie; Staff Sergeant Major J. A. MacLeod with the R. C. O. C. sta- tioned at Halifax: Rev. R. A. Muc- Leod. M. A., B. D.. F.R.G.S (Eng) First Congregational Church, Had- dam. Conn. One daughter, Margaret. predcc-easeci her. ‘there are also left to mourn, a number of grand chil-
_--\VEDDING BELLS - The mar- riage took place on Thursday April 23rd at the North Bcdeque parson- age of Miss Fansta Eileen, dangli- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Reev- cs of Freetown to Mr. Alvin Sam- uel Stetson of Lower Freetown. Rev. Mr. Hoddlnott performed the ceremony. The bride was attract- ively dressed in a tea rose ink lace wedding dress with hat an coat in matchin shades and navy blue accessor es. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reeves were the attendants. Mrs. Reeves wore a costume of black and tvhite. After the ceremony the ygung couple motored to Charlotte-
wn and had dinner at the Char- lottetown hotel, Later in the eve- ninlg“ they returned to their home in reetown where a reception was held in their honour, many friends and neighbours callln ' to offer congratulations. Mr. an Mrs. Stet- son will make their home in Lower Freetowrt-S
The late Mrs. Ewan Macdonald was laid to rest yesterday afternoon in Cavendish Cemetery on a hill overlooking Green Gables and the sand dunes of the snorcs on the Gulf of St. Lawrence in the dis- tance. The beloved Island author- ess was home again-back to the place immortalized by lzei‘ ln the
ook "Anne of Green Gables’ writ- ten under the name of Lucy Maude Montgomery
Hundreds of friends from Caven- dish and other parts of Prince Ed- ward Island gathered to pay their last respects to the late Mrs. Mac- donald. A snort service was held at Green Gables. where the remains rested since Tuesday evening when they arrived from Poronto. Rev. John Stirling, Kenslngton. a friend of the deceased and the clergyman who performed the marriage cere-
Rev. Ewan Macdonald. conducted the service. The prayer was offered
Rev. Dr. Frank Baird. Superin- tendent. of the Presbyterian Miss- ions in the‘ Maritimes. Cllipman, N.
The remains were taken Tues- day evening from Hunter River in the motor hearse of Mr. James E. Andrew's. funeral director, who looked after the funeral cirrus!!-
rucnts. Hit a falling tree in the woods near Kensington, while
helping a neighbor out some wood. Ml‘. Herbert Millman, 62-year-old retired farmer, was fatally in- jured yesterday afternoon, The tree lodged against another and fell striking the man on the back of the head. He was immediately rushed to the Prince County Hos-
‘ in Sumnierside but died minutes after reaching there without. regaining con- scloitsness.
The victim was asslstlnfl M1‘- James Dunphy in the woods near the latters home when the acci- dent occurred. The unfortunate accdcnt. occurred about three o'clock. Mr. Dunphy summoned aid hurriedly and had the mall removed to hospital. He was not badly marked bl; the slow but passed away in t e hospital short- ly after arriving there
The late Mr. Millman retired from farming at Long River about
ded life. They received ifts including linen and siverware. Their
c- 82 Gerald Street
mony the party Charlottetown Hotel where a sump- tuous wedding breakfast was served
left on a trip through times. chose a. suit with beige topcoat and brown acoessorie . '
Toronto of Sister Anne-Anne Elizabeth Fair- clough-on April 22nd. Sister Anne was a member of the community of St John the Divine. which she entered forty-six years ago,
62 C.A.B.T.C. service elsewhere in Canada:
five years ago and moved to Ken-
aagton. He was not married. Survivors include:
Albert and Thomas. Long
Burlington, Uigg.
Fire earl building a salvage garage
and Mrs.
toda
ed the scene the structure was a mass of flames.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY —-'l‘he funeral of Mrs. Morson Sherren, was held yes- terday afternoon from the Cut- cllffe Funeral Home. Services were conducted by the Rev. Hugh Miller, assisted by the Rev. Dori- ald C. Boothroyd, ‘Ihe pallbear-
‘ers were. Dr. A. B. Reid, Russell
Gay, James wright, Percy Groom. Clifford Sherren and Theodore MacArthur, Interment was in the Peoples Cemetery.
The people of Emerald were nd- dened when the news went around that Mrs. James L. Duffy passed peacefully away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Murphy on the evenin of April 13th.
Mrs. D fy was tenderly nursed all her da liter. and fortified b
e consolat ons of the holy churc of which she was an exemplary member. She was 83 years of age, and was a life ion resident or Emerald. I-Icr hus and died 23 vears ago. She leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and affectionate mother, two sons and two daugh- ters, Patrick Damian, and John L of Emerald. Mrs. Truro, N. S.. Mrs. Daniel Murphy, Freetown, and ten grandchildren. A large cortege followed her re- mains to St. Malachias Church. Klnkora, where a solemn~ Requiem Mass was chanted by her pastor, Rev. M. J. Smith.
WEDDING BELLS-St. Duiistatrs Basilica was the scene of a very pretty wedding at 6 o'clock yester- day morning when Winnifred Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Whelan was united in marriage to Mr. Edmund V. son of the iatc Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith, Cap- tain Rev. Wilfred McCardle officiat- ed. The bride who was given marriage by her father looked very charming in a Donegal Tweed suit with brown scceaories and carried a bou uet of talisman roses. Sho was at ended by Miss Margaret Lar- ter who wore a Pebble Blue suit with Navy accessories and carried a bouquet of carnations. The groom was attended by Mr. Gordon {ml- lant. During the ceremony Mrs. (DrJ Iioyola Duffy rendered several beautiful hymns. After the cere- motored to the
to immediate friends of the con- tractlne parties. ‘I'm; happiy couple
t e Mari- For travelling the bride
News has been the
received from death of
She endeared herself to the pa-
tients of the Weston of Tubercular Hospital by whom she was affec- tlonately mony when she was married to Lam '_
years she most regularly perform- ed her duties there, done for the years, except months before her death.
called "The Lady of the In spite of advancing
as she had twenty five the last few
past for
By all her fellow members of
tile‘ community she was regarded wti Joining the sisterhood she was l resident of Charlottetown and a devoted member of Cathedral.
love and esteem, Before
st. Her funeral was held on 24th
Peter's
April in the Chapel of the Con- vent of St. John the Divine in Toronto.
Twenty-seven soldiers from No. left yesterday for
They were: Privates J. R
Adams. Portage: S. F Arsenault. coleman; olas; H. L. L. A. Boyles, West Devon; G, I1‘. Cameron, Summerside; D. Casey. Wellington; L. J. Clow. side; F. J. Cullerton, Coleman: H. L. Crossman, Summerside; T. J. Gallant. Abrams Gallant, Summerside: J, lant, Summerside; Clair, North Rusticc; Bangor; A. A. Malone. Portage: P. J. Malone, Portage; S. D. Ma- lone, Charlottetown: J. O. Martin. Tignish; J. R. Milligan, Portage: H. A Matheson, Charlottetown: K. W. McArthur, Portage; P, J
T. Arsenault. St. Nich- Bishop, Summerside;
Summer- Vlllage: J. E_
G. A. C. Ln- D. F. Lutz.
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BE QUITE
two brothers. River; four sisters, Mrs. William Crockett. Long River. Mrs. Harry Broader, Burlington, Mrs. A. H. Campbell. Lawrence,
destroyed a mull Wu ter Lawlor’: auto on Cumberland Street. Origin of the blaze was un- known. It broke out shmtiy after 1 a.m. and by the time firemen reach.
reoentative of the Back Bay, member of the Boston Finance Commission, was hailed Wednesday night as next State Treasurer "of Massa-
C quet of the South End Republi- can Club at the Hotel Lenox. De- Izliialfld that he make the run for e September was sounded by Pre- sident Augustus J. Migell served as toastmaster. He pointed out that under State Treasurer William E. Hur-
on March the 19th. when the many friends and neighbours gathered for a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs, Lewis, nee Florence Coles. The house was beautifully decorated for the occasio . ‘The bride and were escorted to the seat. of by Miss Mar ert MacLean, while a heavily laden basket was carried in b Dottie Diamond and Mary Coies and the Verses read by Mrs. Austin Bentner. Miss Dorothy MacLean u-
ran the gif Lewfidtlunked half of his wt they all joined in singing For The i. Are Jolly Good R1lows_af_ter_whic ‘TI-lint’? !€_-¢»__\_.__.__
By. J. R. Wlliams
|T'D BE. MORE HELD To TH‘
Meet-can, O'Leary; J- E. Pvirltlf- Summer" ; I". L. Ihibeau. Kw- slngton; C. J. Yeo, Port Hill.
Before leaving they were pre- sented with cigarettes lg the Provincial Government mukh the Carry on Canada Corps. The resentation was looked after by fir. A. G. Bruce of the Canadian Legion War Services.
FRIDAY ' JUDGMENT FOR DEFENDANT Tax be abolished and that this
money, necessary for health pur- poses be collected from other sources."
HOME FOR. FUNERAL- Lieut. Arthur “Brick" Gormley of the P- E. I. Highlanders. who was at- tending a training course in Tor- onto, arrived in the city last. night to attend the fiuieral of his fa- ther. the Into James Gorrmley, which will be held tomorrow morning Another son, Pie. Hil- drick ls enroute home from New- foundland to attend the funeral.
FIND CLOTHING 0N RAFT — Responding to a call gates-day af- ternoon, members of e City Po!- loo found articles of clothing on a drifting raft off Prince Street wharf. On investigation they found a gray tweed coat and a pair of blue pants, which appeared to be the property of a. 15 or 16- ear-old boy. However, last night Po ice said that there had been no report oi any missing persons in the city rc- oently.
BACK AFTER 33 YEARS-Mr. W. Strickland of Moose Jaw, Sasln, is being cordially ‘yel- ccmed back to his native province of Prince Edward Island after an
, ggsence of 38 years. He is delight-
to be buck and says he sees many changes in Charlottetown. He is engaged in the retail _meo.t trade in the west. He is visiting his two sisters. Mrs. H. L. Hardy and Mrs. S. L. Hardy and his brother, Hubert S. Strickland in Charlottetown.
BOYS WORK BOARD MEETS -A meeting of the Boy's Work Board was held in the Baptist Church Manse yesterday afternoon and several important matters dealt wiuh. It vras decided to hold the Boy's Camo at Marshfield, opening July 2 and closing July 9. This open to all Tuxls and Trail Rang-
1“ or boys of the Protestant Churches
in the province. Plans were also made for the holding of a Tuxis Parliament sometime in National Athletic contest was dis- cussed and plans completed to hold it in some of the different Island groups. Rev. L. M. Murray, Hunter River, presided.
LOBSER SEASON OPENS -Sev- eral hundred lobster fishermen in the province will “run the lines" early this morning as the lobster season for the greater part of the Island opens. There will be a. mad scramble for ti.e fishing grounds as the season opens at 5 a. m. this morning. The first out gets the most favorable fishing ground and keen rivalry for this honor exists in the various fishing communities. Many fishermen remain up night in order to get away on time. There ls a penalty for leaving the shore before the hour set. The sea- son is open for lobstermcn from North Point. along the north side to East Point. to Murray Harbour and around to the south side of
the Island past St. Peter's Island. 0171111113’ 110511111111. to Mr, and Mrs. Fred Blaoqulere a daughter. RCOGEBS - l8, I942, to Rogers. a. daughter. Muriel Cecilia. HOLLI
HAIL JOHNSTON-Former Rep- Richard E. Johnston the husetts at the 12th annual ban-
Republican nomination in who the constitution.
above is a brother 1' Mr. J. J. Johnston, K.C.. of this city).
MISCELLANEOUS - A very leasant. evening was spent at. the ome of Mr. and Mrs. Reagh Ccl:s
oom onor lorie Moore and Rob-
Misses
ts on the table. Mr. the visitors on be- fe and himself and
a
CFR-INILLIAM5
5-2
ls MacPhee. KC. for the defendant.
pltai. N. D.. on Apri to Corporal and Mrs. Louis Grif- fin, (nee Bernice MacPherson), a son, Louis Joseph. l MlTCIlELL—-At
Hospital, April 22. 1942. to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Mitchell, City, twin
sons. SILLIPHANT —’ At Summeraide.
U
April 24, i942. to George W. Bentley, a daughter.
of Mrs. N. port I..ot 48 April 23. 1942. and Mrs. Elmer Peters, Mennai
eon.
gAwlllllNgAUll/‘J- 2t fihe Chflfhtlfim os r d 11111:. Fredp
FORD ~ At t e Prince Edward Island Hospital, on April 2'1, 1942, to Mr. and Mm. Albert Ford. a son.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
f MiibTAl-l Maryann-com i5 ” MY GHOPPIN‘ DAY-w» MY / WiFE ‘roan ear A / BHZFDAV comm‘ up»- 601 Fntlt-PTO Quilts: use. wu= A MEMENTO
“can A NEW AUCTiON sate 0F um tarmac . wetness. o2 some eooos ol= ALL KINDS. was may , USEFUL- ' oer A BARGAM .’ ' ceesozv!
the bride and groom was bounced and many others. After a dainty lunch was served by the 11°51“? 1119 remainder of the evening W55 D 085- antly spent In games after which a. sing song was enjoyed by R11- Mrs. Charles Stewart sang some Scotch son s and God Save the King broug t a verv pleasant eve- ning to a close.
PRISONER 0F WAR. — Word was received in the city last night that Sgt. Air Gunner Brian Forsyth Ifilliter. son: of Mr. and Mrs. George Fflliter, formerly of Charlottetown but now llvlnE 111 Manama, 1s a prisoner of war in
“HAPPY came». Picture FREE
Colgate: Tooth Brush BABIES NEEDS
Germany. Two weeks ago Sgt. Hillier was reported missing over- Hem‘ ‘rumor F0911! seas after air operations on April P8171!!!“
l2. Before enlisting with the R. C. A. F. he worked in the Halifax branch of the Bank of Montreal. A brother, Richard, is serving with a. Highland Brigade over- seas.
Talcums-Baby 0i| Vitamin Preparations Etc.
l
There passed away at the home of his son at Peter's Road on March 23rd, after an illness of
i-1“‘i§‘.l‘f=‘i""“"fi.“’f$“lli§““‘“ °‘ 2. a "r
o asan year. _ _ _ The seer-vice was beautifully con- c oxuma 19c ducted by the Rev- A. C. MacPhail.
Apple Blossom Soap
pagglor of themPresbyterian 5 C k 23 D56 IIIOUIH RIG B and three sons. Chief Petty Officer a es c
Grafton L. Jenkins, of the R..C.N., who was able to attend. and Ray-
mond, of Peter's Road. and Foster 15__z5_50
at home, and one dau hter, Mrs.
golaad itlveathefbbiemof entaon.‘ N. .Also luee ro ers an wo
sisters survive, John M. Jenkins d ‘oot Speed s“
and Henry of Summerside, P. E. 1., 8V9 Set
and J. C. Jenkins. Trenton, N. 5.: 15c
Mrs. Malcolm Reid and Mrs. John
L. MacDonald of Peter's Road. and —-—_-_-________ fil3ii°filliiiit “f; tliinfla “"‘°“‘
“ma! nliany fllaral tributes were I
au u.
-In the County Court before His Honor Judge Duffy Wednesday the case of Leo Prank vs. The Island Telephone Co.. Ltd, occupied the attention of the court. This was an action for $350 damages alleged to be caused by a collision with one of the defendant Tole hone Com- pany's poles near Rose ank in No- vember. 1940. His Honor gave judg- ment in favor of defendant with costs. Mr. R. R. Bell appear- ed for the plaintiff and Mr. George J. Tweedy. K. C.. and Mr. H. F.
L. M. Doucette R. M. Smallman.
OAREW -- In £1115 1942. to Mr- and Mrs. W. I‘
Mary Rosanna
daughter. LENNAN
Me
Lennan, Lennan son Ian Spur eon.
Dr Frank. the plaintiff was the only witness called by Mr. Bell. He related that. on the night in ques-
tion he vras driving along the nar- _
_. CUDMORE-DBAKE -— At Trinity 28, 1042 by 1m
ugh Miller D.D., Alice Laurette
row road and as he noticed the tree across the road. He struck the tree, his car running off the road
Parsonag A i1 into tho woods. Witnesses e [pr
for the H
REDDIN’S
with purchase of 25¢
Heinz Strained Food;
Nursing Bottles Nipple;
Quart Size Mineral on 79c
Harrington Hand Cream
.
@115’ on April 25
(nee Margaret Elaine MQRL£§§°Y
- At Vi t '1
18. 1942, w A. c. 1 sliglfgibnllflfi R. C. A. F. and Mrs. Mc-
(1186 FTEIICCS Rpggysolrl). ‘
defendant were: Do A. G , t" - D k , st, pa
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Affleck and David Blrt. R..C.N.V.R.. Charlottetown. ' BIRTHS DEATH;
HASLAM-At the Métropoilhil R63 pltal. Windsor, Ont. April 26. I942. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Haslam of Harrow, Ont.. a daughter.
GRIFFIN-At St. Ste 1en’s Hos- 28rd. 1942.
Hospital. April 29, Millman of years.
Kensltigton, Spring Park Road '18 year.
the Charlottetown T. MacLur .
April 28. i942. to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sllliphant, a daughter. McKAY — At Nash Creek. New BLACQUIERE - Al; the prime Brunswick, Archie M. bfcKay.
A rii 30, 1942, p age 72
Hosp-tal on April 80. Prank R. Murphy of boro Street in RAMSAY-At
At Summersidc. April Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S — At Prince County Hos- ital, April l5. 1942, to F. . rs. Ho its, Summer-side, a son. ENTLEY - At London, England, Mr. and Mrs.
say of Sprin
PETERS—-At the Nursing Home
W. MoKinnon Soutb- yea"
to Mr. d- B ei-‘tay, of New Haven, age
23. 1942.
land tal Wednesda. A9111 fey cannot succeed himself be- Mr. an Babineau. a son. 5'; 19431-101215, uvnnsm F, per in cause he will have served the (Nonnan Ffld). he; 04th legal limit of three terms totalling ROBBLEE - At Tryon on April JENNINGS-In the city, April 25. six year-apnoea)“ p05; (The Mr, 20, I942. to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 1942, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Jennlu85- Richard E. Johnston referred to R-Dbblee. adau hter. UDSBURY - At Kensington.
171111’. l8
28. 1942, George W. Slums
bany in his 69th
Hospital on Tuesday, April i942, James Gormley in his year. "'
erson of bert, D. Clark, aged
Isllnd Hospital on April 2'1.
lnlflAFlDfli Mrs. Morson Sheri-en in her
lLINiMINT
Home, Monday, April 27,
With Major Hoopla‘
EGAD, SAGOP-lfwt-IV NOT Buy new. some DAM-IT‘! eeweaw TO acute new. FEMiNlNE FANCV ? w A NEW Bonus-r, PERHAPS?“ COME WiTH ME“! wAe ousr Resume AN AD CALLiNG ATTENTION To AN .
MILLMAN—At the Prince County 1942. Herbert 1180 62
CONNOLLY-At his residence 57 w d esd ‘ . 1'11 39th.. l9_42. James Collnollayyfaggd
MacLURE — At Murray Harbor North on April 29, 1942, Mrs. George
MMDONALD- At her residence,
171 Dorohester St, City, on ‘Thurs- day. April so, 1942, Mrs. .1. a. M110- Donald. '
formerly of New Iiondon, PEI. Muariry- At the Charlottetown her 58th year. Charlottetown 011 April 30. 1942, Mrs. Stanley Ram- Valley. age 45 years. PAYNTER- t the Prince County Hospital, April 30. I942, Harry W. Paynter of Long River, age 53 i DOCHERTY — At the P. E. Island Hos ital, April 30, i942, Malcolm K. Docl: 50
bffiank- at the Prince Edward
S
April 25. 1:842“ Mrs. qiarles Suds- e .
BURNS-At Charlottetown. “A1232
GoltMLEY-At the Charlottetolg em. McPHEBSON-At the Kings Coun- ty Hospital. A n1 m, laizfiellivnl;
62nd year. " _ cum: — At Baltic on April 1'1- 1w. tout
year. KICKIIAM-At the Sacred 11109:? .
John Klckhaml g M i-