(nt classes of live stock, was Mary

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' ri-TGE THIRTEEN

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WEE S BUDGET For oun SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

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. MDNDAY . | `k:¢:\v;m bmnmm’ mlzltirwu ipgm d breakfast at the Clifton Hotel. Oov May 2'l, 1851 and was the son of rnuggnny

r uh, _ M m md B 0 and eir attendants, Mr. and Mrs. saw mill near his father‘a estate, er Linkletter and Mrs g

.0811 beloved son , D 5 p|~|M1gr10_Mr. -1- Carl Delaney, and others were which he ran ' Fran Mc_

V917 A1l0C$aili1l - N111 iD ed to town

pnnald B. Mulnnis at the early Lester Douglas. Wh0 WH 011 B N161- present. Accom an th bri til h' y un e mo r charlotte on

www wo yum mound “I mp to Bolton md N Y P Vins 0 de s death. He was most highly wednesday to attend the lvlnritlrne cllllton, ee, who died suddenly ln

of ' - ll , BW °l’k- and groom to Borden were Mrjreapected in the dlmlct

in mmm* hum, my “tum” no smud 1 ht. ‘ and his Convention of the W, M. 3, of the hh

52:1 "eu “tm bu Mmm’ muh. mm “M ay ng Mr Timothy Arssnauit, Mrs. Medlus long and useful life was spent in Presbyterian church.-5 N. 3,, on Tuesday, sept. lzth, were

0 0 Produce Wedge and Mrs Cari Delaney Mr the interests of his h tl

- suddenly misuse with ,,,,_,,,., ,,,,,,,, , ' ' ° “ "° vim é held 'heealinlstlzumd all that medical and thlrilmtiizpgrlees wilimpessnlslzn 3:1111 Mm' wedge Wm mme In and muy ww remember mm “ly Tm "s1d°"°° °' M' ”d"“"' °1°°"

- ni ~ _ - ur. N. B., where Mr. wedge a genial cornpsnion and l s ith ll t ' I

in mum 4,, , q wor hy m . un er River, was burned DBHY

'.r.l;lo:un¢; i<;l$¢‘n';“:h :mm .pm :xlww Bud ;l:;;1t:l;;°s:;»;vtu!;s;ai:<;l :lil lgontinue his studies at Dal- c-tizeh. His wife. died several years’ to the ground inet evening. The; invited. Rev. Austin 1-l.n.eed, rector

t form to moot hu God ous University. Their many W0- She was charlotte Dawson fire, the origin of which is unknown,i, 0! Bt. James Episcopal church, of-

. 9 wen' _' present the Maine growers are re- friends extend congratulations. 'rho daughter or the late Th ' w dis

om” Da as covered about ight o'1 lr- ficiated.

He leavas to m0um bwdu hi* ceivirig $2.00 per barrel f.o.b. for bride travelled in brown velvet with B011 of Tryon. There are three sozs in the second story of the bulltdiilag.

h“_,»¢.bl-oken parent! "W f°u°'"“3~ potatoes. The turnip market is.firm brown coat and squirrel fur. B. left to mourn, namely' B,-,me Bm

sisters and brotha", nunely' Pew? but the weather is too warm for

Efforts to extinguish the blaze were

' I th d Mrs. Fulton DOUBIN and Mrs. Win- time yesterday evening to 'take onih°m¢ t0 attend the funeral 'I'lu~e 1 The mW'5°Ve“‘°h “nu” mee*

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_ Berylixd ilegltfgxy azwmgonezt nifred Coffin, of Bavase Harbour. board five members of the local bf°ih€'1's and two sis-ters are alsolmg of the Women! Missionary were united m holy mammony' si

1 was Y . hglpoompghy of Rnyhl canadian left, Charles lh , :Society of the Presbyterian Church MT- Hema” Martin' 5°” °f M1' ' -audi 0; :so in the Roman catholic oem- EL Tvltsnuiy Nam vohmmr Kenney They,M°mgue_ P_ E_1;?'°"éd_;`;;;° :lin canada for the Mvnrinle Prov- ,Mr-'» A118” Mum” if Murray River M °*°l‘Y» md W” '°"°" ""’°‘_‘d°d' “TED “CE PRESDENT " were Lleut. J. J. connolly. watson `Pcuticron. British columbia Mrs |‘H°°S opened yesmday at st. Jam- ‘md Mi” °‘"‘°““° M°L"°d' “““‘h`l M

“M” W” °°nd"'°“d by mv' M tm .mul meeting M ms As" MacEwen W. Connolly Ivan Mar. Elizabeth Cochrane and’ M les Church' Reports of 'mom denter M Mr' and Mrs* Donald Aneckll

ornanley 0, the gt, pun- sociation of Buperintendents of In- tm and Walker. with eighteen y Grant Bacon of Tryon to an l;,paytmems of gocfty W,-kl m¢1ud.iMcLeod, railroadman, Hopefleld. They W

stan., Bum” 5,,hg;_ surance, held recently in_Tol~ont.o, other ratings from Chnlomtownyiwhom Sympathy is exbe;lded_s 'ing the report of the Pl-es1derlt,imal'riage was performed by the N

An eloquent sermon yy” Welch. Mr. H. R. Stewart, ilgperéntendent who are completing B five weekay ` _ Mrs. MacKenzie MacLeod, sydney Rev. Allister Murray, caledonia._ip1 by Rav. Father Flemming of ;itm&“f;nf1;°P‘::3;:`ce *;ms“5;\;!t\;5; cruise on the Sagumay and chumyi N. S., were presented. !Thls auspicious event took place on’ be

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Holy Redeemer Parish. Prayers vice president for me current year plum' they Wm so to Humax for , OMISCELLANEOUS SHOWER _ Last evening at a public sewiwythe glor.Dus afternoon of Aug. 23rd., Ce my dead ,yen my,” by Rey, - B two weeks mmm course n Thursday evening, sept. zlet, ay? "mt lnsiur-hs sermon on For-|1933. Mr. Harry Mcieod and Mlsgpy

Louis A_ Dougam '-"**‘ 8 ' lnumber of friends of Miss Pearl,*"g“ Missions" WPS l2f0dCh‘-‘d byfMary Ross splendidly acted thelried Members of the men’s choirs of hu|':N:`|;R;:`lsN?)D ;`01`l; SRIDE- WEDNESDAY Johnson tendered her a miscellan-|‘R'eV' Dr' I`§°"m2n Mf*°L€0d- The `parts of best man and brlde's maid.i ya

Imaam., Blum" md the, . Ind .lt . d.” otyrlson en- SAD BEREA NT_F 1 nds' eau, shower at the home of Mm ,public servce this evening will be The hmphy wuple thereafter moto,-_llo or the Most Holy mdeeiner °°""" “° ”“°° ° gh “HY “° ‘mn ’° lW- E- Burke. Upper Hillsboro st. 'held at """°' - rd ivihr-r h°u1e in H efield wher I

pmnqt and “mud in the their home, Richmond Street, in of Professor W. E. Fletcher ofIMmy Prem M

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honor of Mr. and Mrs. Earle coolre sydney, roi-rneri organist and. y g ° simware' omvsou o.n.Lms_Th

et,:>

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e el-:were md for fifteen. sesldsstho into Tn ly _ . °‘

, m ,mal oocumd It “uf” well under control. me Went. om" hmmm m lm. omss ss or that Armunmo coNvlaN'moN- wishing the happy couple many

msd of Kenneth Francis. -_ th mm D nr” 1” mi’ 31° lil-fied I Mrs- David McMurdo Mrs Brew- more

rbert and Ronald at home- M,,_r_ ld-min Ives. Onahelm. california' fume- but it W” P05-*H110 i0‘S“1VuE¢| www WEDDING BELLS-

l-ie heavy shipments. Mr. Douslas mo- wdltsiurs car.r.llD-H.M.c.s. Johri L. D. Ives, or winni M _'I the household effects on the groundfM‘“`““`M°L°°d? H“"’5'S”W“""" ye wet °f B°°"°“' Wh° ""‘"d ’°’ tered to and rl-one the united chalnplaln and l-uvrcs' saguenay livin and Ernest D peg' an :floor 'The Manco of ceiedonia was the'

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the funeral IM J°“Phm° ‘t h°“"°‘,stat.es accompanied by Mr. and called in port here for n short N- B-. the latter two are ex;e;1tZl' '

and the guests left for home

years of wedded life.-B

Funeral services for A. Thomas

home, 44 Gates street, Keene,

on Friday afternoon at 2 o'-

from 0. J. Howard and com- fiinersl parlors. Friends were

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scene of two happy marriages rec of cntly when the following couplesbe

Up E l Fr

they were welcomed by their many' Fa

Y china, glassware and linen, etc I J e mar 'friends ‘md Wen Wlshefs '50 al

nABTT_Th° death ocmmd at g . I e was presen d lh the logs he gugthlhg ln the rlegthl happmess_ DMM - “_ h ' :Malcolm N. Gillies. to Dr. Charles

with gifts or i.nen. glass, etc. h 1 , _ _ ,i V N es ’"°“‘S, .rn , ln lt' lu"

Alberwn M’ Frldsy' september 22' Dainw refreslunents were served of is “her W 'G Fletcher I Were served. and a very Pleasant Hammond 0 mon son of e lelyean °r happy 'named me Again

. hi h d t th f il esi- ‘R2 . Ham ond J hns n nd Mrs.; . , ' , ‘O31

of Darius W. Hartt, at the advanc- by me hostess after which au de_ gin; l;°‘:ul';’§n ;hgm;dD“:8tyv;'eek ievening much enjoyed by an prCs_ ,U(`£’ns0n_ gi; Hamrlitonp REL wckyon Sel>t.9th, 1933 M'..JamesA.l-larr.§_.G: 'd ma M e,ghty_thme yeam The parted after wishing Mr and Mm . . . ent brought to 8 cy0se_ . . . » -son of Mr. and Mrs. Lous Har;-;s M,

- - _.__ i place quietly at the Manse, Hamp_|°f Mm H bo d iss _;

late Mr. Hartt was nom at Deer k . . i I - , _ , _ ‘W il” "Y an M Gludye sc mud New Brungwlck. md in Oooe many years of wedded My Bruce Woymawtt who has ZION CHURC ytnn, on Fllday morn.ng, Septcmbtrql-,ghetto stewart daughter of M _[

of Argyle shore whose marriage choir director or Trinity United were recewed b - _ "§riage of Margaret Catherine. young-lb ,if IB”

_ oun ul t 1 d iti

took blew recently- During the church will sympathize with him' Y the '°"d°t°~b“_ieet daughter of capt. and 1vlrs.,,, ripafg "fm y Wa' "gi

_DEATH OF DAMUS W, evenm Mm Cook te » with best wishes for her futulc °m'“'nd5 °“°r*`-‘d with mam' 3°0dl

wishes of God's speed and many

’ "“‘~” arrived from saslratoon on s visit “TA” me “ma” °° st eleven o'clocl< The Re i ’ F M’

early life moved to Alberton where __ mend: and relative! in me city weekly meeting on Monday eyen_ égéoyge Ayres uncle 0'! the “gro0nY'!‘;lidhl/;rs;u.{lohn Stelvxt, gli;/l;el~ly of y in

ins. se t is 25th. . ` ' " ‘S a '“°W °' ° ° M“”‘.D°

receiving a hearty welcome from Pe0p1e_sp;l;_f;ian El1C§;:v0_5f'°\‘;"§Eassistcd by the Rev. C-_ R. Scllar of-[‘my. Harbsun entered mm the holy iz ume,-ou, old frlehdh This 15 the cet of Zio ‘cm ‘ '~'°' flclntcd at the ceremony. The bride ,.5vnte of Matrimony' the Rev A1 ih

Y n . lrcll appointed thc! ' .. - .` ' 'i °

first visit home since leaving here muowmg omcers for the ensuing, wore an eel g.ey wool ensvmulff linker Murray. Presbyterian Minis-[at

bout ghh-tem yea,-5 nga After wit-h hat and shoes to match and ter of Camdohia omci M .

town and Moncton will go into B year: Honorairy Presid ts-R . - a ng' Mr' an mm on Maud” ocyow, 2” leaving here he was employed in G C "“ ev carried ah arm bouquet °f luuk Thomas Fraser and lvllss Ethel M ill

. .Wcbsier, Mr. Murdock Ross;§ I ' 1 hi h 1 i ` , _°`- _

'rhls ls in accord with n recent- the b"°“°h °' th” R°y‘“ B’”“" 1”' President-Mr Reginald Maclvutt; l gms] and W te mm' oniKay mm emdemly ‘hd me d“"‘°“l m

' their rciilm frorn .loft t ~= - . l -

ly pubushed statement in The er resigning to accept the position Vice Presidcm_Mr‘ George Macnlmp in Ngw BmnS;_C;i Dr miilféyylf best man and brides maid. After, 94 Gun;-yin ,mm Hom _,_ A_ MMP oi’ travelling auditor for the Brit- Dougam S9cretary_Mi5s Emu Mrs Joymnm Win “gmc in ‘Eléon l le marriage ceremony the happy ed

Dowd md Mn w_ chem, 5_ ish American Oil Co. Mr, Wonrla- Boewau; Emoument »secy'__Mm PE»I ~ = » _ » couple and their attendants motor-|’M Mohan, M3” ,¢p,,,¢|,,¢ gheh- cott will be remembered as a for- Hazel Carver; Treasm_er_Mm` . ._ ed to the Hotel Murray Hn,-r,,0m..en shwgh, lg 0¢,¢.,w,, gh obtaining mer member of the Victoria and Jemima, Macmm Ass ci te "__ Where they were welcomed back by °“

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anearly inauguration ofthe air Connaught hockey team. , istS_M1ss Jessie” M550; 91;; _SACRED CONCERT _ Manyythelr hosts and selected guests to cons. us wi a d woun on s

Daisy Swan. The usual committees visitors from summemde attended iozlmaltltilllotlis supper' offered hearty he

DIAMOND Amvrvnnsany -_ in connection with the society thi’ “°’°d °°“°°" 1" S°‘*"°W mu h,,g;, a,,,;n`; fd wished E' 1°” pl Th, slxtieth wedding anniversary were also appointed. Mr. Lome °“ 'M°nd”'y evem-ng' Tm’ °°“°m by bheum E ygppmess and joy w

Mr. and Mrs. George Howard, MacKay then gave a very inter- was under the auspices 0! the W' w'shers 'nn y ends and wen d

puma Wm have Chulotktown city, was observed last evening at eating address on “Christian En- S';‘or:;1d°;Bs gfhegldgdhgfr by FRIDAY

at 1230 p_ mn cannon” Wm, their home, Fitzroy Street. There deavor Work." A hearty vote of ' _ ' °_ °

,mlm 3 and 13 My M.,hc¢,,h_ 1; were present the immedtate nelat- thanks was extended Mr. MacKa.y'Se° View United Cmmh with Mm' T110 HHHU81 Sellefal m0¢i>lHs 0! est yywluyo Moncton oh 1-eh"-h al. ives, and a most enjoyable evening on motion of Mr. Murdock Rcals, (nmpbeu at me Pia“° rendered the Charlottetown bran/ch of the da gm. gh, hh-|v,,| of tl-gh, 4 (ocean was spent. Many charming pres- seconded by Mr. George MacDou- some medal numbers which were Canadian Legion was held last ev- res Limited) and train 14 from St. ents were received in commemor- gall. The meeting closed by re- very much appreciamd' The gms enihg at the Legion H0m€. Bild WHS Pa

John and Boston. ation of the event. Mr. Howard peating the Lords Prayer in unis- M the Sunday S°h°°1 putt on a Very- '1i1Y8€ly attended- on e

Q was born at cornwall on' nec. as, on. Mi-SSi°uu1'>' Peasant- <i€P1°ii“S the The President, Mr. w. J. Mao- the late rl. s. Salter became the C , _

At last Friday's meeting of the 1847, and Mrs. Howard at Littlt ` customs of Japan and Korea’ They Donald Pruided and Presented h-‘B bride of C. G. Milligan of Summer- Pauls church °n Mmday’ Sem second charlottetcwn company York on August s, lsso.'rhey spent -'rim NUP'nar. snowER_The “"9 ‘°m° ‘M55 1" "W “awe annual report. Reports of venous side.

Last y°"' °'m‘°"gh being Wm' there was a splendid attendance of the greater part of their married home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wedge tongue °r these two countries’ their ¢0f11Ir1iU»€°S Were i1l'¢S€IlU2d t0 the ed. The bride l00k@d 0111111111118 in

nm' they °°“]d mt t°k° “dv°“t` Guides and many visitors in spite life 'at Wlnsloe and removed to of summerside was the scene of a perf°rman°° received 8' “Wd deal mcetinx- and ad0pi1ed. 'Iihc trus- a.

'g' °! "h° special mp t‘° T°r°n°° of the wet evening. The girls had Charlottetown a few years ago. happy gathering on Friday evening of applause' The summerside War' tees' r€D0rt whiuined the very lace over satin with lace hat and mv °””‘¥ *° "°“‘ hem “Me” “gb ‘wt the advantage of seeing Miss vera Their family ,consisted of four when the friends or Miss Marie “me °°“""’“”°d ”"°““ ““’“"°“ srutlfyius stetehidut that the accessories to match- She WON B M er'

ml’ ye" their "repeat" h” given Williams demonstrate dances and daughters, one of whom passed Delaney. dau€hter of Dr. and lvilrs and Mr' Gwrge B°wne5S rmdered m0l't€o¢e had beth paid off. brooch a family heirloom of mam'

he was for many years connected with the lobster industry. He was s prominent member of the Mason- le Order, and at the time of his death was probably the oldest me1n_ -ber of Zettland Lodge, Alberton. He is survived by his widow and one daughter, Mrs. George Pl-ldliam. Montrose. to whom empathy it ex- tended.-S

At the Central School Fair, com-

bined with the boys' and girls' Calf Club, Central Competition and el- imination contest, tlia winning team for Judging the three differ-

naghan, Hazelbrook. and Miss

tie Lund, of Mt. Herbert, both being members oi’ the Mt. Herbert /iyl-shire Calf Club. ' Both young ladies won high hon- ours leading the province, and are justly entitled to the second year they have won the highest scoring for the province, winning the T. Eaton cup for the second time.

Official word has been rcvclv- its

ed by Mr. A. V. Saunders, Post- n office Inspector, that the air mall service between Charlotte-

mail service this year.

The service will be undertaken

by the Canadian Airways Lim- ited and will be on the same schedule as last year. The mall °f

h ition although now conscious.

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The final sessions of the W.MeS. joyable evening the bride and

Eastern Division, of the Presbyterian groom .. Church in Canada were held yester- moon

day at St. James Church. At the

aftemoon seuion various commit-‘ Th tees reported. Mrs. Clark Elliott, he,- Bussex, New Brunswick, was elected l Thu president for the ensuing year. Atl ;g33_ the evening service an inspiring ser- ‘I buoy mon was preached by Rev. Dr. Nor- i Th man MacLeod, Brockville, Ont. Mm

*"* i was

There passed away on Sunday, If and

sep"emb”17th»“'tthe h°m¢ 0! her* Mrs, Mullen was e. lady oi’ ex- daughter, Mrs. John N. MacDonald .p 'of Whim Road, Mrs. Duncan wife

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departed by car on a honey trip to the mainland.

ere passed peacefully away at home 64. Rochford Street on. rsday morning september 28th,

Mary Honors Hynes 'dearly ed wife of James L. Mullen. e late Mrs. Mullen was born all view on April 4th, 1860 and a daughter of Edmund Hynes Maria Kearney.

ce tional qualities, being a devoted

and loving mother. She toolt

mpbell at the age of ninety-four a most. active part in the different

srs. She was the daughter- of Catholic Societies of Charlottetown

atthew and Ann Bishop Brehaut and

her death will be deeply

Murray Harbor South and has mourned, not only by her immed-

en bedfast for two years, Be-liutt des Mis. McDonald there are two' Of

rs John Fraser, Whim Road, S e rs. Leonard Taylor, North Caro-I 9°" Wing husband' °'”" 90"- L°"5‘ ina, U.S.A., and two sons, Jim at W" ashingtorl, D.C., and Wallace at Hennessey' Mrs' H C” Jenkuul ew Annan, N.S. The funeral took; Mrs' me on Tuesday from her daugh_i lotietcwn. Miss Ethel Blanche,

r‘s home to the Lower Montague ,I New

her daughters left to mourn,|i"°9»

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friends. but by a wide circle

frlrlids throughout the Prov-

leavcs to mourn besides n

and five daughters. Mrs. F. P.

R. A. Muuoonafd. orchar-

York City and Sister Louise

meters' where interment took:G"a°° “Y HOW Lad" °f Angel’

by Rev. G. C, Pringle of Mon-

ace. Funeral service was conduct-i Gonwmx' Bmoklm' N` Y' also

yt-vvo sisters and two brothers, Mrs.

gue_ Pambearers W 1 _'P M Broyhers Vernon River Min.

ere as °1 |John Collins, Nortli River, Alfred

W8: william D' Fraser' Mum" of Lynn Mass., and Matthew, San aser, Arthur McDonald, Edward! - .

Francisco, Ca_if.

rquharson, Harry Fraser andy _, _

amls Rourke.

s. Donald McLean, DeSable was

Many friends of Mr. Alexander

A(}(}1'|)ENT AT ].|,\MpT0N_An`J_ McPherson, grocer, of this city, forgymhm accident cccurred m, will be shocked to learn of his sud.- itly at Hampton when up den death yesterday aftc-moon orge McLean, 50;; of My-_ and from heart failllrc. Mr, McPherson _ , ,. . , .

lctulnul home about four oclock

rlously injured while unhllching l'0Si0l'duY. Cfliulllililliflii that he was

horse- Mr. McLean was work- not feeling well, and retired to bed.

ae- The llolxfe tick second prize

Q on the farm of Mr. Fred Mc- 'His mother-in-law, Mrs, Mnoljon- nald. Hampton. and was return- g uid, went up to his room about lg late one .night driving his own Q ~,hree quarters of an hour lifter. .

wards, and found that he had pass-

the_ Provincial Exhibition .ed suddenly away,

d was a vely high spir- id animal. While being un-

He was a member of the Knights

of Columbus and of the Holy Name

whed the h°rSe bolted *mdisocicty in both of which or an-

hcr kicked Mr. McLean or caus-Ilizatyohs he wok a Rem and aimvs

one ,of the shafts to strike Mr. interest

cLean on the head. The resid- S I . M P ts awak ned b m is ti urv vlng r, Mac herson are

° Y e “° °' we” this widow and an lnlant ehlld,

t. and found Mr. McLean un-l

,O .th ba d hi yaiso two half-brothers and a half-

re he is still in a critical con-

daughter of Mrs. Esther and

P.E.1. Rev. Mr. stone offlclnt- 25 _ _ M

Par.s gown of white French silk C

ad. Mr. McDonald immedlatelyisister in western canada' Dee”

drove him into Charlottetown and sympathy Wm be extended to the

Med him yn the P' E L Hospytal suddenly bereaved family.

BIRTHS

SMALLWOOD-At the City Hospi-

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MILLIGAN-Sf\LT|'1R»-AH inter' tal, sept. 24, 1933, to Mr. and Mrs U18 event T-003 Dime °“ Wedne5‘ Sheldon C. Smallwood, Bunbury, a y, sept. 20th, at 230 pm. at the 5,m_

iderice of the bride’s mother, rl-sboro, NS. when Ella Marilla.

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MARRIAGES

RANE-MCCANNELL - At Sa

th, Rev. H. D. Raymond officiah

ing. Theodore Hayden Crane, d

illvlew and Myrtle Frances Mes anncll, of Pownal and Muna!

EEK-HARPER-ln st. Peters Al

' Souls Chapel, on Sept. 21. 1933. N,

"mm °"°th" °pp°’t“n“y’ °t whim of leaming a few steps away some years ago The surviv- Delaney of Wellington tender some very Ima 'mlm' There W" B

o . , C ge

they Wm “vm th°m‘”1v"' md Wm Next Friday there will be a closed ing daughters are Mrs. W. E. her ls shower prev‘ous to her mar- large attendance' The pwcecds 0FFY0EF»S ELECTED P-'il'r5b0f0’-'> H1055 beatiful Y°UH8 lad'

k”"'° ‘of T°r°nt° “ny in N°v°m` meeting (no visitors) on account Burke, city, Mrs. John Bertram. riage to Mr. Henry Wedge. Miss were in aid °f mlsSi°ns"S le

nerations. The bride is one of th

e Rev. Canon Malone, Miss Bessie

Gertrude Meek. to .lamr-S Harper.

s and is very popular with a large both of C,,,,,.mm,m“.n_

ber carrying with them the very `

of the election of Patrol Leaders Hunter River, and Mrs. W. H. Marie, 36 months old daughter of

bf" ""’h°° °f ‘I1 mm' °°m9°m' for this year Many more names Johnson, city There are also seven Mr and Mrs Carl Delaney and ISLANDER, DE ¢¢l»°d fm' *hd 6115111118 YSBYI Well-KYIOWH Mafmmd °°mm€1'¢'iB1 on

- - - - an-lvlr. David

°"' 1°' '“°°°“ 1” th’ Umm' wk” have lately been added to the grandchildren and four greet- Master Kenneth Arsenault, only 2 Livingston of thy, city has reeslv H°“°"’“`Y P"e’id°"t» DY- H D man- hal”-“B 1’°P1'°5¢Ut°d "1 UVP°1',McL.ui-e of Montague to Annie Ma-

lu Ki-fig competition which is to be wagging list and it is regretted that grandchildren, all of whom 'were years old, as a little bride and ed g ¢¢1e'g-,-am statin' that hi; -70h11S°¥\ A Canada clothing firm in the Mari- Le

The following officers were el- circle of friends. The groom is a McLURE_;\|,~LE01)_.A¢_ Mohtagog

September 19. 1933. Cameron

od of Victoria Cross. Minisied

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held at the Royal Winter Fair, the” Wm not be much mom my present at mst evenmn ce1ebm_ groom escorted the b,.1de_t0_be to brother, John' had passed away at Honorary Chaplain, Rev. Dr. R. times fol- the past twelve years. Fol- Rey G, C_ Pringle, I where they will meet all the limb' new recruits this time. The names tion. After the presentation of suit- the seat. of honour. The little girl cambridge, Mg_e5,, Tuesday, The M°°’h¢Hd I-f@¥ai°~ ' IOWIHZ the C@l”¢m01ly the y0uI1l-I JOHNSON-GILLIES - At United est scoring Judging teams from of mo” to be admitted on october able gm, my Eyenhm ML W_ E, Wu dressed in yyhhe and presenbl me Mn Lwmgston was in ms amd President. Mr. F. B. Conrad. couple left on a motor wedding trip Church Mnnse, l-lnrnplon. on Friclayt

ms to co t.

t “ sth will be published next week. Burke, on behalf of the family, ed Miss Delaney who ls her aunt. year, Hs was hom at Ning Mlle F1’-’° V1" President- MY- R- 0- ih1'°\l8h NOV# S°°*i'~ Visiiinli many It is pleasing t»° u°f» th” W- on saturday evening a delight- congratulated Mr. and Mrs. How- with li lovely bouquet or i'lowers.‘creelr the son or the late Allan °h°“d1°’~ P°7“*~" °f 1"*'°‘"°°"‘~ 0” *mf "°““'“ rbert Club, throughout the whole my com bon Wu held at Inkermam my “pm their memombh mm -'Here 9°,-nes the Bride" was sung Lyvmgston’ and has been a res Second vice President Mr

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°" W” °' "W mg” “°“d‘”3' Mrs J. A Lawson kindly lending versary, a suitable 'reply being asthe party entered the Mm M”ss'ldent of the United states for S' mighes'

uw vi:°°n:_v11:gh§t tem in tm her` spacious summer residence for mode by Mr, Howard. Yi/011119 Afsenallit F094 tht! V€fS@Siiibout forty years He leaves a wid- -<- ro

p o, e o1{lo_ gouthpog-t, the occasion. while the huge bone., ____ whhm accompanied the sms wmch,°w and “muy t'° mourn. This is ADDRESS ON EDUCATION- teresting event took place Wednes-

‘“d 5”" "°"'“’“' Mt' H°""’*- of corn was bubbling the Guides Fdncouwoon nosrlcrar. - were opened by Miss Dora wedge.i,,,,, ,md member of the mmm, The Y's Mens cluo heard an ln- beln ve ei t th '

5 W °°° ° ° y°“”3 played "spooky" games in the dif- About forty-five men are now em- After the many l0V€lY Zifis hhdfwho has been called away within teresung address °“ *’d“°“ti°““1 °f

ladies and their tot-al scores. ferent mom5_ Mm. they had done ployed in reconstructing 1:-a1¢0h..Deen admired a dainty lumh was me past fourteen m,,h,_hs_ The Problems by Mr. L. T, Lowther, nt

The Club, with their live stock, i justice to the com and ho; ¢h0¢0_ wood Hospmh The Work which se,-ved by the hostess assisted byimsy was ML Allan Livingston' who Principal of Prince Street School. daughter, Pearl Devina, was united also won several honours. hw, they “ther-ed in the living wg, held up for g week hemugs Mrs. curl Delaney and M155 Wedgey dyed at came Cove in August 1932' at the weekly meeting of the club in

i *_* room where a piano and a bright of a delay in shipping the steel, is The femwldef °f the ¢V@l'lin8 WHS, and the next was his brother, A1- 1”" °"'e“i"5" M” Kel’ M“"aY was

i A gh., whlch B, one um, threat, fire were at their disposal and the how progressing rapidly. . Steel Spent in music and 018110118--S ‘exandel-, the well known confec- in the °h°L"' “nd Mr' Charles cfm'

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ened the destruction of seyemllevening passed only too quickly workers are puttin! the UWT itioner, who died in Charlottetown ne ° 9 Dy” B was g“°5 D

ey will reside in Parrsboro. I

JOHNSON-FOSTER,-A very in-

day evening at the beautiful home

Mr. and Mrs. W‘m. H. Johnson Sldmount. when their only

Ernest Foster of Charlottetovlm, son

liulldln s occurredl t l h t st `with merry songs and games. it touches on the huge steel girders » *CARTER - WIGHT - Miss i the zlth of august. 1933. Of li fum- I" ms “dm” Mr' L°"""“" mess' i°h‘"’“’“f‘ ’" “ White -"lk "We ““d~' Peters gay ond reglzstndnli :hz hug' was regrettdd that Miss SCI-lrtil WM bracing the walls and supporting Edith Carter, daughter of Mr. mid' hy of nine ,ons Bhd three dgugh. ed i-he “€¢°B~S1¥5' Of an edutd-f~\0nRl wore a bridal veil with orange blos-| ofthe garage of Mr. Albert Quigley. unable to be Present. Miss Reay the three floors. on top of thesu MH- 5- T°'""°“"- 491 Dm s°"°°' im- *me “°‘” ’°"‘“"“ my Mr' objemlizdwlelidern Sligjationdltgzord ~ 1 l he cars which were ln th, gh,-.gg ws. obly assisted by Miss Hilda. gh-dm, wil] he plued steel jnlgts North Andover, became the brlde'D,,_v1d Llymgstoh of this my -§‘€°0gn f ati c in lar; _red of Easter Lilies and maiden har at the time. ss weu as the Deion Richardson. one of the Patrol and lron matting to hold the con- or Newman Wight. 58 Asacodl M. fi fa” ° lem* ng- “ emi* an

iishtlng plant and most ofthe tools Lenders. Crete flooring. on the south side street, Methuen. sch of Mr- und' _ csnsnnarao Tmarlsrrrl 1" buuktwuud- Wlihlhis \<“°W° 0

llid equipment, were salvaged. -- the two main entrances are com- MIS- Willium D- Wiilhi- Of C'°0f€°-!ANNlVERS'ARY - Mr. and Mrs, M139 in View were was ° 5"°Wi“3 The fire was noticed about 9.20 -WEDDING BELL!-A very pleted except for the balustrade,town, Prince Edward Islimd- at °_Pel-cy Lowther of Cornwall cele- t°“d°"°Y’t° “dw” the 5°h°°1 t° D- ln.. at which time it was seen pretty wedding was solemnined at guru-ourldlng the steps. A wall, di- ceremony on Saturday at st. Mon.|b,.ated the thmmh anniversary of' the childs needs by means of a burning ' - '

in it believed that had an east or ,:’e"‘°‘*5i0l'1y wind been blowing, he "fc might have spread through “inure village. As it is, the loss be r' Q"'g"`5"* surage is a serious

Hang! sv;a’.~;ovalue;1| at between $3,- ‘hmoei ~ - PHI' y covered by in-

was attended b Miss Edna. Des-l

°risln of the fire ls not

from the residence of Mr. the Church of the Imhiiwlllufii viding the Hospital, fell during a icas Church, Methuen. 'I‘he cere (then. weddmg on Sah,,day_ Sew more flexible organization and a about fifty yards distant- conception at Wellington on Mon- wind storm some time ago and is molly was performed by the hu-st°r.~lerr1‘icr isth. A number of their rel- mm flexible °“1fi°“l“m~ '1'h"'= y "ery °”°’t' it W” ‘mP°5‘ day momirlk at 5.45, when M155 now being rebuilt. There will be Rev. Father John H. Powers. HI1d'atives from New Annan. Wilmot mu-'it be d“f°’°““a“°“ in the °°'|U

°° “ve the 3‘“'“5°» me mu' Marie Lydia Delaney, daughter of two basement entrances in the the church organist played the,v,~,1l¢y and Bedeque tool; the oc- f'1V\U¢S °ff¢"°d 'O meet the “e°“5|b y

which were tom down to prevent Dy. Mark ,nd Mm Delaney of re” leading to tho mm., md w°_ weddhyg musm The bride wore h “sion to can on them and extend of widely varying pupils. At the ‘of the ceremony the vocal solo UBC..

°’ "“° ”“’“°‘ °° °d1°’“‘°¥` wllln lied l nl e » dlnln rooms The erterlor gown or white enillon with a white

notably the W”°h°““|toeMrn;1n:;sV‘l:.lter Welding; Sn Sasha, buildiilg is being sand blast- satin hat and shoes, and she car- Ithe same time making them a need f°l‘ V°°aU°“°1 °d“°‘m°“» and'

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dz/xelginyghgaf §f;'.m-l.gT}h1i;fkacK;e‘°g Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wedge, ed to remove traces of corrosion riedva. bouquiet of whlgtetgosgyrxiilypresghlatoh of Bi hhnyy chl;h,,a:\¢;,jy;h;lrccli;1c;;1a:]y ob\;r;cc;v;iaof 0 a wooden building éwght of Summerside. Rev. Urban Gillis l and to blend the old brickwork babys breat . Ml: b l he.lservice.t'Ilhe evten ng ylals l;1dasoca1 Mon were mastery of fundamental

sever! y ' ,offioiated at the nuptial mass. with the new. This process con- a close friend oft e rl c. was rlly span in ins rumen a s v "H

B Ima’ but W” “ved while the girls choir of the parish slats of diverting a stream of air matron of honor, she wore a fr0ck|muslo and some very witty speech Dl'0°@SS@5. VDCBUOUHI E Ceiicy.

` ' - _ . hn n Mrs. W. E.

much damage' san ve weetl a ro rlatei d sand under pressure of 100 of peach chiffon with a blue hatlmaking. Mrs. J. Harris Waugh and'h€alth, citizenship, ethical think (Dr) H. D Jo so , lsimmrmh

Two “sauna tanks' connmmg h gns Mrzn sfriencil of ptlhe pbride ll; on the weather beaten parts and shoes and she cal-ried an armllvlrs. c. Scott MacMul-do were the|il’l8. W01‘thy use of leisure, worthy

and 300 gallons respecuvelyx yd” . ytte d d th emoll f . h b ildln with th abrasive bouquet of tallsmnn roses. John pianists. A trio consisting of M'essrs 1101110 menlbefshlp- S0Ci€i-Y Hi- 18180 kgpt iromexDlodii1Bbydi8K1n5 :lm gxggnwzs ce; ch;n:;\;g1n5; sueiteof uremoiilng me sailed mm casey of Medford' g close friend J. H. Waugh, R, Campbell and P.‘ now recognized the rights of thei th 6 ank platform and quad- dd dr f b chiffon in When the Job is completed it of the bridegroom, was his best Harry Waugh rendered a number Child to educational opportunity, e exposed ma with wmr' yelvetngvlth eric oand rzlvollssorics to gl he difficult to distinguish the num Following the ceremony li of old time sclectrohs- which add- ‘md i° ° fa" °h““°@ ‘°’ -‘°"'d°'

yy .

- he evenings gh- velopment. The best education was

match, and carried a bouquet oi parts which have been filled up reception was held ui the mme ‘lf fd B 800'* deal W t | _

Whyte md pink mawdragon she .with new bmk, the brlde's sister, Mrs. Arthur tertailimcnt. Ice cream and crlketthat which taught the pupil how

' | . - o f- to live most flilly now. Neglect, .

y yMassey. Railroad Avenue, North were served in tho dining F0 m- H t y

i .. _ i- l l diff f parents

Roch" who was sign gttlr-sd in _pnssma 0F GEORGE IVES Andover. After a wedding trip toltor which Auld Lang Syne and Dover? QF H @l°€“0€ 0

h sunday ` Princ Edward Island whore thcy "Good Night Ladies" were sling in must not cheat future citizens. Mr.

briwzin velvet. Mr. Peicy :ikflle S-Tt1er2e4tl?a&stedhi:wl:;,ni;) in Tryon' will vaisit the brlclegrcom‘s pdrciits chorils Mr and Mrs. Lowther very Roy Cudmorc presented Mr. Gor-

aceas m.mea. e. .a » ' " ,

hft" gh, :er;°|T:nyM€h, h|.!31a|p;: Gem-ge rye; gt 52 years of age. the couple will make their llomc graciously thanked their visitorsidon Hutcheson with thc Club

ty motoredto Bummerside and had Mr. Ives was born in Tryon OD,” 3 Plfkef C°“ft' M°°h“""-

their hearmest oongratulauohs, at present time there was a great

for their lovely gift and kind wish-|Daddy Spoon

soms, and carried a large bouqlietl

was performed by the brides-

Mr. Goo. Johnson, brother of the

Sept. 22, 1933, by Rev. Geo. Ayerl, assisted by Rev. G. A. Sollar, Dr, Charles ll. Jolirison. of Eldon, tq Margaret C. Gillies. R.N., of M0111- treal.

WEATHERBIE - MACPHERSON _At Georgetown, Prince Edward Island, September 21, 1933, by Rev. C. U. McNcvin of St. Davids Unit- ed Church, Flora Sarah, dnuglltel

marriage to Mr. George Robert of Mrs. MacPherson and thc lata

Thomas MacPherson. to Sidney Ai-

of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foster of, fred Winn Weaiherbie, Son of Col- unstaffriage. The bride look-edf onel and Mrs. S. S. Wcailmrbic of

Béllevlle.

;._;'i__;~*i*_~T_ DEATHS

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fern. She entered the drawing room George Ives’ aged 82 y.

rl the arm of her uncle, Rev. Geo. JAY_On ,ruesdayv Sept M 19” A. Sellar, of Florenceville, N. B.. .

Mrs. James Jav of Pf-likes Station,

while Mendell.sohn’s Wedding' aged 84 Wars ` - March was played by Mrs. (Lt.-, `

MACDONALD-At. Grand Tracadii

0°” mu' The "‘“"""'g° °"°“‘°“y sept. 2s, lass, Hugh R. iilacoonnid.

_ aged 71.

ncle, Rev. Geo. E. Ayres, assisted '"0RTON_At Lowm. Montague M y R/ev. Henry Perce. At the closc.MOnday_ Seph 35, 1933, David A.

_I Horton. aged 80- '

cause was beautifully rendered by RAMS_,“-_S,,ddcn]yy Scptembm- 35

Nelson R:lnis:l,\', aged 65 years. l'

ride. The room was tastefully dec- MACLEDD_M vfywrm 9,,-pfmhhc( rated with,red and green About 2 19-D M_|,m',. \;,,cM,-,d heed 50

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50 guests were present. As they en-y _q|M)10Ns_At spring lurk Road ‘fred they Were Nwived bl’ MTS-|`on September 28th, Mrs George B.

Burke and MTS. G- A- SGUBT- A MA(`I‘llliRSON-.»'\f. Charlottetown. dainty luncheon was served ln thc] sept, 28, 1933, .iloxalldor J. Mac' spacious dining room wllicli was: ph¢|»_=_;m_ ngnrl Iili. decorated with Dluk and whltefrnor-in the ci-._v Hospital on flowers. Those pouring tea wcre:l5(.pt_ 34, 1933_ Lau;-rl Troy, dpugl-l. Mas Mary Johllsoh- MTS- SDUl`B@0l1Efer of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Troy. Jenkins. Mlm Ida'Sellar cut thejgrepnfleld, age 21 years. iccs. Those serving were Mrs-"l\r1'lI.EN-At 64 Rochford Street iRev.> H. D. Johnson. Mrs. F. J- cllnr:ozr<-town. on Thursday. sop- Holman, Mrs. Louis Mayboe. Mrsflclrlbcr, 28, 1933. Milly Honors Geo. Johnson, Mrs. <Dr.) Robert-` Hyllcs. d ri“l_\' bilovod wife of Jam-

sorl, Miss Ethel Renton and Mrs. es L. Mullen in hor seventy t-hir( Willard Jordan. After a very en- year. "

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