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_ - . °_\ i IRISH CELEBRATION.-~ The cede-

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toiuietlion, it is interesting ‘ie note

~ _ ' that Mr.,l_liiiicaii ut llrldgctown is not

j th-pcndcnt on clflicr coal or wood -foi

_____i fuel. but' for years _pant has been uit

,Inu peut of siipiriiur quality. which lit- has on his own farm. ’l`l\l~¢ ls tu .illlisiratloii of thu fcnsiblllty of ilu, i-iii li il l l i hi,

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brailun of hiiint l'nti-iek°r» day at Em crald wus this your as usual. a gland s\iccc,~‘s. Sntiirduy evening, commone- itig at 7.230 o‘clocii. a progrnnlme wat put on coiisistlni: of vocnl und iiistrii inoutul solos. reatilngs. and ste[ tlnucliig. 'l‘iic audience was a lurgr 'one despite tlic‘fnct that tlicre werr no special trains run. 'l`lie ditfcrciit'

russeav _

.F-AN UP~T0-DATE SYSTEM.-

l\ii_ W. i'_ llouil, vit-cti'it-lull. oi' t'liai'- ioltciu\\'n. :ind his two aissistaiiits .\ics- srsi 'i`\|ri|t1` und Ar:-i~;|:|iiit have about 1-otiipietotl thc liistuilzitioii of it inod- vrii .~'ystciii of clci~ti'it~ iigiitinl: for the ,\lcl-icuii and .\lat.tiic\\'s (‘o._ ot' Souris_ This up-toiinto iiiipi'o\'ciiici\t is an iiitiiratioii of thc,t-liariu-tot-istit eliterprlsc of this tliriviiif; coiiipuiiy. -n-"'. . l

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.’4REPAlRllNG THE “BFlANT".-Iiiitl ll. l\'. ()'liricii,| aissistaiiits Sl\ip's llus< btiiid for Doiitiiiioii steaiiicrs is iii llic city. sii|ici'liitciidiii;; tlic work oi' initio ing repairs to the t'.(l.S. Brant, whicli is liofiig iittcd with new gtiartls and it- , t-olviiig ti gciicral uvtirliuuling. |

iSLANDER .F‘ROMOTED.- in ilu*

i-'cbruary liilh issue ot’ "<‘uii:uli\." pnblirtlicd iii Lontlcii. for it copy uf wlilrli the tlilnrtiitiii is iiitiebtcil to Major i". il. liicliae, uiiotlici' lsl.iiid- cr, Mzijor i~`. S. i\iori'lsoii_ l). O.. it. ('i\ii:idiau l_)rn;.tooiis, is' iiaiinctl its Iiavlng lice-.ii proniotcd to bi- ".\. A. lint] O. i\i. G.. :intl in lit* ii'iiipo|'iir_\' i.icutciiaitit~(’olo|it~'| whilst go t~inplo_\'- cd."

ISLAND BOOZE FIGHTER.-~ llev.

Plllwiii Sinitimii has n<'r\~|it|°I.l -'iii :ip- poiiitnictit its tii:'ct'tor of ili<~ Anti- Haloon l.cni.;ii¢ for tbl- Stull: of l-thotlc island. lie \\'tt.»i out; of tht- proininriit llgui-e<i in the .\~iict:c.-s|`iil right ugxtiiisi the .~»aloon iii .\iit:liigiiii. .\ir_ Siinpsoii ig a native ul' "thc i.~'iuitll." and ii Lira titi'ii¢-_ iii' /\<':i~|ia iii ilie t‘l:i.~‘< ot` `!l!l_l After it fiiriliev |-oiii'»=t- :ii i‘i|it-:t;;o_ |i»- lw-coiiic passion* :ti Atirluii. .\lit‘li_,` rc- sigiiiiig tli"ri~ to take up tht- tiiziii at

gaiinst tht- liquor trulllc. 5

FUNERAL AT BRUDENELL.-'l‘iic

fiiiicriil oi' lim late lmuici Stcwiilt

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limit plume ou \\`ctliie=di\_v ul'i.criiooii._ the 14th iiisi i`roiu his lutc lioiiic in Nciv i‘crtli \\'t-st to the cciiit~tei‘_v at llruticiicll. and was attended by at inrgc nu|ubt.~r ut' iicl-glibors and friends who thus cuiuc to puy llieiri lust tribute ot' rt.-.spot-.t to this good und ivortliy niuii who has now gone io cli- joy' his reward t'or ii lung life spent in the t`uitlit'ul service of his Lord and ills:-ter. Jesus t‘lirist_ The service :it tlic house and grave was coiitltictud by llcv. Gt.oi‘\:o llenry. p;-i.~:tor of thc i'iiri.-.tiiin (‘hurch at Moiitaguc and who comforted Mr. Stewart in his lust piiiiifiil ilhius by his' constant presence ut his iictislilc. 'l`bc.pall bearers \vei‘c: M<\s.sr_< Patriclt Walsh, John J. Smith, lililisoii .\'oi‘toii. John Gillis, J. Spen- cer hlooi't'_ and itobert Mel-lisli.-Q.

.WSURPRISE PARTY.-'l`||c houn-

ol' ;\|i'. anti Mrs. \\'ull-'ii-it lliiigwell, iiay l"oi'lui|t-._ was iiivatietl hy a liappy coiiipniiy oI` ytiiiiig people |`roin Suuils on »\\'t~ti'|iL-stliiy cvciiiiit; tlic l-ltli. (‘.or~ poriil t‘.. .\<'oi'ii was thc pi'oii'0tei‘ ol' tlic oiiiliin. and tht- wlioit~ pari._\ of e;.n\'i~iitct‘.ii fully cli_io_v¢~ii the tliivc. itiid tho :-:oi-.lui tiini- repent in iiic i)iiit.{\\'ell lioino. tlit loaviiit.: at lit-.arty volt- of tliaitks wus tiillt-rttl Mr .aiitl Mm. lliiigwi.-ll and Mics lroni: for thc very ltiiiti iio:=pit..'\lily cxtciitictl and tiic good liint- cn,loycil in ilicii' home. ,i'iie rt-turn utooiiliglit drivcttlic hour wus gri,~v.'iiiit into wits cxti't~i|icly pious itirt. only ont' slight :ict-itlciii litiviiig ot~<~iit'i'|-ti. but that iii¢\.t't.-ly s‘t-rvcti'to main- tin- iiip ull the iiiurtf iiittxressl- iii,'.;_-- "‘

...BURNING PEAT.-'l`iil tti\_\‘iii:

pvi»|»l<> of lstniris iii atntlcipiiiltm oi' it !iiioi`i:i;;i~ ol' 1-on! .'iiil_l t`|i»-I iwxl _\'n;\i‘. urs- _gt-itiiit; iii :i ;;<'u»tl :;i||\p|_\' ot' gtimi llitrti \v_outi for wliirll l‘Itistci'i| i(il\i:'i~‘ iw noted. .\fl:tu_\- who linvc licvci' liiirii- cd wooli; bl-t`orv arc tli.=ipl:t_vixi;,: tlicir r.-l|rovi~tliit;.4¢< b_\' iiiai~tiii_t.: iiinplo pro- vision for liic :.t'airciiy tlizit inu:<t iii~

1i;;:t__ _V ' __ ' ;- Y

Grocers supply what

the people demand

Wli\lDOVV displays similar to iiic above

1 r//,- //

speak very.highiy of the popularity

of Diamond Flour with grocers and their

customers. D i ax mo n cl

Fi our is admirably

adapted to the -making of good bread and

tasty, flaky pastry.

DIAMON D F LOUR

loutlly ttpplniidt-.tl_ The' tiddrcss of tht tiny was ilcllrcrcd by Rev. Father A .l. l\icliityrc_ liiiiitorti. who liaiidlcti

it -

about 10 o`clock. 'l‘lic affnii' \vas uiosi

und inuch credit is due the hail com

ef preparation devolved, ;

iiiuiibcrs were iiiucli appreciated 'anti

his rvulijcct in ai inost excellent inaii 1 nor. The ‘singiiig of thc national nu thcui hieuixl the toiiccrt to it elosc

siicccssful. financially und otlici'wlse

mittee upon whom the whole work

FORMER BANK MANAGER HERE

-At least one St. John niau says the Globe' of that city, has offered for audi been accepted by the ltoyai Flying Corps for war service. The patriotic, ;;alliiiit and tidvantiirous inan is Mr. Kcnuctli L. Golding. sou of Mrs. i. E.‘ Golding, Paddock street. now ln his 'Jith year. Mr. Golding was a clerk in; the l=:iiik ot’ New Briiiiswick when it| was |‘iii'cliascd by the Batik ot' Nova' Scot_l:i_~aiitl he has \von rapid and de- sui'v\~ti promotion since the change. After serving in I". E. _Island as ii ` niunagei‘ for seine tline, lie was trans i fcsred to Toroiito. whore lie has been niaiitigcr ot' the Parktlalc branch for sonic tiiiie_ Feeling the call of duly.

Royalty; anti llerbert, in liiunipcg Maiiltobs. Since the deccasc of Mr. Smaliweod. tive yours ago. the wi- dow has resided wlth.lier son, Franii_i from whose residence bei' fuiicial was held on Tliursdn.y.- March 15th. Rev.

being astslatetl by Rev. Mr. F. ll.

inch; was made at Mt. Herbert. Mrs. Sniallwootl was n woman of fine Christian character and of most aint- able disposition I-Ier passing was

-_ Mrs. Wood was a -daughter of Mr M. Owen and was- born at i~‘rcncbt'ort. near Marshfield. P. E. I.. seventy- ` v a and assed aunt’ at

lic resigned his position. volunteered for the Royal Flying Service. has beeui nccepleil and in u few weeks will. proceed to the training ground all (Taiup llordcii. After receiving twoi iiionllis’ triiiiiing there. he will S0 tt England for final trulniiig_ und in duo vniirsc will be sent to thc front for service.

-TOWN COUNClL.- 'l`lic first re

iltilnr iiioiitlily iucetliig of tho Alberto" 'i`o\\jii Couiicil \vu.<. lie!_|l in thc Conti liousc on 'l`iio.‘=tlay f-vciiiiig, Mayo: llawsoii and all t.lic't7oiincilinr.=; bein; present. 'l`hs chief biit»-'iiititis beforr the Coiiiicll was the appointment o. thc civil officers for theycar und’ rc suited as follows: Police ltlagistratc \\'ilt`i'od 'l`unto|i; 'i'o\\'ii tllizirk. lt. _li. it:-id; l‘o|‘ico ()ti`lc»'i', Joseph ilrowi A;='sc:~'oi-s. Alex. Matthews and l~l_ 0. ilurlinur; Auditors. .i. W. Waiigli and Vi". Mcileaii; Fence Viewers. John t't|niii.iiglin|ii and Jesse Mzittlicws. t‘b;tir|nsn of tfoiiiiiiittt.-cs: Finance. it. Biirlte; Streets, l'l_ l. ”l`iioiu:ton':' Sitlcn'al~lis. iiowartl t,`li-irk: i’oil\-o, M M- i"Ul“.\': Fife. E. A. lifeline: Light. rico. (lard. llontine busiiiess oct-upioti the attciii.io|| of lhr. (‘oii1icii l'o\' tht rc-tua.iiidt-r of the »\v».1iing and adjourn ment until 'l'iit-:~u|ny', l\1arch ‘.!0i.ii was inudti in o1~dr;r io con:-_riticr thc report of l~'li'p t‘o|ni'ult.tcc rc lioiising of lirc atppsratiis and other pressing busi~ ness. 'l`bo public vviiicctl considerable iiitei-est. in the prticecdliigs by a large attriidaiicc this being the ilrst count-il incctlng iii the history of the towii ut wlilcli citizens were uliiply ac cmiiodiited _ -A _

t'oi'porai .i. ll, Stirrup ot' |luilc_\'~

bury. Ont.. is in Uiiariottetown o it roci'ui1in|.: visit in the interests of

talion. "Since his nrrivul here l cc inch have signed up for overseas nor vice with the battalion vi7.:--

Walter Lorn Kel|y.'8outhport.

Harold Cudmore, Chlrioitetown.

ineii`s battalion is Private Charles Waughan of Chariottefowvi, who was recently traiisfcrrcd froin,tlie 'Compo site i‘-iittnlioii. and is new spending a i'cw days at. his liouio here.

All the men recruited. in the Mari

liillie i'f0Vl\lC0-‘I RPG ¢l\\Hi'toi~ct| am] iuisfortuuc recently. While returning

trained in barracks lil Amherst. wlwrc they will remain until tlic main body of tim recruits arrive' from 'For-_ onto. l"rco transportation to Ainlierst is given in all recruits signing on in lim Maritime Provinces. This is the first time since thc war began that the short man has had ii chance to get into the iigliiing line. ’i`o remove this injustice the 2ltith Biiiitanis was organized. to enlist ull short men previously rejected and any men ttii- der tive feet two inches. No man new is loo sniull or too short. The only Iluiita`t.ions are- "chest expansion 30 inches, and under 45 ycors of age.

The "Baut_anis" are very popular.

and have within their ranks over 975 ineii. short, neat and sturdy. They are today declared to be the most. ciflci ont battalion in Toronto; having estab- lished a record in Eastern Canada for prowess in physical training, athcltlcs bayonet lighting, inusketry and troncli warfare.

One liuiidrql men uro required with-

in the next intmtli to complete the os-

' HUNT BRO$_, L|M|TED_ |_0r~|DQN_ QN-|"AR|0_ tablishment, when the famous “little

` " ‘A "M" ` of Tier non W. J. llowatt. Bradford. ln V amos and o _

0|! TIIUFBUHY. Munch the 8th.. 1917- liiggoaturos of tl\’i3mc1iiiliiiti‘gmviiSasi,iii4‘ir‘i,ii' Janet Mt1¢I’lwrH0n vide# of i-he law mental music on tile violin and piano

_ James llowntt. Elder of the (.‘liureii.h Mr. Robert Weeks and Miss Mc-

' Of 5601151111- She illld 7080110'-| U19 ‘ bliiill. A bountiful repost was served

To advanced use of clnhty-eight vom. by um iir/sim mor which the gum..

and during her Whole W0 WH RIIUWU repaired to their homes well satléllod

' I i _

brothers" will leave for England and idraiico to join the English “Bantams,'

for fighting elllclency and bravery.

Tlicro departed this Iii'o"at thc home

as it person of exceptional gentloness and remarkable kindness. ln hor chilrlhood days durlng"the .ministry of tho late Rev. Donald MacDonald she was ‘brought under tho regenerating power of the Holy Spirit and expo rienced the blessed assurance that she wan born from above. For al- most four~score yours she lived a. truly Christian life dominated by the Spirit of Christ and always manifested a humble. and 'patient disposition. She was a true mother ln laraoi and many

were gmiuencsd by im- beautiful cm. 'the United Baptist. Convention ot the racter and noble example. gh, pu Maritime Provinces last October. The

bridge. i\‘iis..l it _ ‘ ‘ '. ilcan and Cecil. of Somerville. Mass.:

George Furze, Charlottetown. R devote membm. To'thD_,m bermved Another Island bg_v‘ln the sbortl Sdnccre Sympathy is cxten;1cd_ May

who have distinguished themselves homo gf ML and Mrs_ A_ A Mcmym

a faithful and devoted member of the Church of Scotland and 9. regular and earnest attendant of her services. She was the mother of eleven chil-

._ dren sh* of whom lurvive her. three

'sons and tin-egdau hters, Benjamin

rouii Like the flavor °f » i

port. R. I., William J., on th, homes- than they have done hltliertg -to edu- " r ` _ ' ' _ _ ' _ _ __ I ‘

nf.. 4;, A tin-0 mimi mums an um num 4 """""""""i"'i"""""t""*Im" . ~

eight _cars go. p' ' _ Cambridge. Mass.. on January 28th. of this year. She insrricd liobert Wood,.of Millviow, early in lifc and to this unloii a faiiiiiy of six belongs: Mrs_ Roach, New York; Aldroii. Coin I is 'Irs William Biouii

and Mrs. Norinaushcitlow, Mlilvlcw, P. E. 'l. ' -

Since the dcath of Mr. \\'ood sonic

twelve years ago. Mrs. Wood hits rc sided with her dauizhtcrs and at tho tpnc oi' iicr death she' \vn.~'. with iiirs.

residence. M s. _ .:- ‘ _ years a member of the Metliodlst

_Tlierc passed pence,-hilly away ut her home in Min i H. ~ Feb. 22nd one ot' earths noble woiiicn in the pcrsoii oi' l\lr.s. lllai-garct Miti-

oiic. llet-casul had been ailing for lilo past vcar. but nothing serious

as .i il ip

-tgo, when sho was rcinuvod to the hospital of that -plume. but ilii NIH!

to no avail.. lieccasui was it well

lottetuwn _ _3°- Y- ' . _ . to lllinucapolis ten years ow- Sllff

by all who knew het. She was sixty- fivc years of 1121> MU

mother and sister three daughtersz-

l Mrs. Andrew Wylie., Mlniicupolls, and _ Mrs l’at.k blciloskv' of Mlllliiockot

ouo and Mrs. Anne Malone of Lot il. lioi rciunlns were laid to rest in

Stella who picuctcascd her bv ‘tilt \-ears. The funeral services were coil-

niinistercd to hor the last rites of the Catholic Church; of wlilcli she was

her soul rest ln pence.

WEDNESDAY

-SERIOUS ACCiDEN'i‘.- Mr. John

ll. Arseiiiiuli ot'Cai1~isic Road inet with

homo with it load of musscl iuud. his sleigh overturned and as n result lic siisiaiiied u fractured leg.-M.

-RESUME BUSiNES5.- Mr. John

Id. llicliinls. iinsinltli. who ltntt his shop in the fire of last December and who recently purchased another build - ing near tho corner of Granville nnd Water _Strcets. has again started tip business in his new location, he hav- ing added nu addition to the place which will be usod ns ii store i‘ocm.-- ll.

HAMPTON.-The school iicrc is

progressing favourably uiidor the util- clcnt nmnsgenient qi’ Miss -Itotta 'l’oombs.- Miss Graco Duiisford spout a few days at llampton the guest ol' Miss Mary Mol{innen.- Mrs. Willie lilycrs and Miss Mary McKinnon. in Springfield. the guests of Miss Dai- s_- Haslaitl. wlilio there they attended "ilt. l’atrlcit's Concert." at Emerald.

ENJOYABLE EVEN|NG.- A vcry

011103/tlble evening was spent at the

of Winsloe Station when a number of

invll.od.guosls from New Dominion anti Highfield spent the time in play-

wlth the evening's pleasure.

..°UNiT!D IAPTIO1' CONFER-

ENCE.-Tho olghtyfsevonth sos_sion of the United Baptist. Quarterly Confor- enoos was hold in the Baptist church. Montague on Tuesday and Wodnos day. March 13th and 14th. The ge~ neral purpose of lt, kept steadily in view throughout. was to advance one stase further. the working out of the Five lear Programme as adopted hy

leading features were an introductory sermon pointing out the churchesi. duty in the matter, delivered by the Rev. C. iR. Freeman; also an address by Mr. J. P. Gordon urging that Pro- testants in general and Beptlm in' particular. should give mer; attention

Ltttlcjohns. ol' tlharlottctowii. lntcr- ici'

ll1\l‘l'illt»l0' to Wlliian.i..Sniall\\'ood. §`i_l0 deep regret ut _his dcpitrturc iiuil' our _ ‘|100 “D '-0 0 f¢W YCIIFS M40- Ui I i-` tiiost heart- approval ot` his porsoii _ _. '_ _ _ / , _ lierbort, where it t‘ainily of tive soiisittiitl work. iuid we pray that thu Ill- THURSDAY :_l:_|:d_(;"|_;l_____(;_f_)tulli‘;_d __l’el:_‘;_r'|'_'_‘_’;_t_l,_'_':E____“

was raised three Oi' thein now li\'liit..I vine blessing inuv rest upon iiiiu in '

,_ ' _ . . _ _ _ _~ _ _ _ MORE |5|_ANu ci\°uA|_TiEs_- nu-ite relations bctwccpn the touch-

H¢‘»l"‘) Hi- BU“\’“\`)’, l'rniik. _Ht Bilsi his ue\\ sphere of lliboi. (.t| ihst _ __ `f _ _ L_," _md the raw _“,m_s_ The ,um

iiic best tiinillis of the (Ioiit`ci'ciicc bc

tendered t the Montague tlliurcll ful"

their ltlnd hospitiility. The incctliigs iverc well attended tiirouizliout.

\--.

E. S. Weeks, of Pownal officiatctl. ‘ _

-i. O. D. E.- The Aliegwcit t |u`\p~

of tlic i. 0. l). E., licltl it'.'- itil-

uuzil uicetliig- l"cliruur_v 22nd in the Siiiniucrsitlc Council t‘liainbcrs. when the report ot' the years work was read. The receipts from all sources

calm “dd fun ml the hom, of the rcs t`or the year nmouiitcd to $383.86 and MTBCMDH of me _WSL the Expciitlltiire to $417.48. Donations

ol' ineiiov ainouiitcti to $157.00 were

sent to the l‘ollc~wiug:-- Maple Leaf tflub $25.00; Prisoners nt War Fund in Germany $72.00; Ovcrscas Tobacco i"und $15.00; ilclgittin ltclief Fund $25.00; Csiindinii lied Cross Society $25.00; llrltisli Sailors ltciiei' Fund

$6.00. The Abegwcit tiiiuptcr is iio\v,

providing for three prisoiiers of War. one private l-larry Wells. une. wliose name has ne-t yet been received and aqhirtl who has just recently been adopted. This (iliaptcr has also pro vided ii lliigle Band t'or (!_` ('ompany 105th Battalion costing $160.40. The tliinptt-r eiitertaliicd thc oiliccrs nnd iiieii of`_tlio 105th iii tlic_ l‘i-csIi_vtcrlaii ilnll. i~`i‘itlt, _llowci'.~‘. iiiug:t'v.liic~' tint! ciiiitly were sent to sick soldiers in thc

Brown, ln tlaiitbiltlgt-_ lici' rciiinins l{ospila'l. $34.83 worth of yarn iins wer(-_ laid away ln the town ot` her late been purchased und ‘lciilt into :rocked

r Wood ww for nianv- by iiiembers of t lic (Iluiptcr. lloxos

colitaiiiiiig sock:-a cniidy uiiti czilte cle.

t‘l\ui't-li. at Mlllvicw. Sho rests from have been sent to Franco to boys who hor labors and licr works tio follow in ull probability would not otherwise mm ~ receive parcels und -prizes uniouiiting

to .$l0.0U were offt'.rcti to pupils in the

nea noli Minn _ on liigii School for patriotic essays. 'l`lic

eilicors for ‘thc ye-ar 1017 src- us fal-

lows:-itegeiil Mrs. .'\'t'i|.Mcl.cotl. lst Vit-o itt~gciit_ Mrs. .\'<\il iii<-.Q\itti~|'ic.

_ _ _ Secretary. Miss ("+:iiit liiiri'ow.~a; Ass. w ' 'ii c' ated tiiitil three inontiis Sccrt'.iu_ry, Miss t‘ni|st:iiu~t\. iltirro\v:~'..

ilichocs Sovy.. Miss l". lluiil. 'i`i1-;\sii|'~, or, .Niles l~`. llunt. Siatiuiiird l_ii:ii|'i~_i‘,

tnetlicai skiltaud kind nursing proved Mrs. l-i. li. floor. 'File tiliitptei' now

consists of seventy incuibc:~s, six hav-`

known here having rcsitlcd in Char- ing joiiiedsiiice last meeting. Aintiiint

for man cars ‘removing of money raised by this Clmpt_cr since

the outbreak of the war is $694.31. `

was a highly respected woman lovnt. _` _a __ __ _J __ _A _____‘ _

lii the littt-st tusiiully list uiidci tlit lieadiiig "prt.>:uincti to liuvo ti'let|," appon\'>.' the niinit' of J. M. Mtrlletitl nf Siiininorsidt-_ .\_ .f\'_ Gullniit oi Cape Egiiioiit is listed iiinong tho ivouiidcd _

RAILWAY ACCIDENT- The tsii~

glue ot' the Stiuilrboiiiitl triilu loft the track at the points ut Murray itiver -last evening while on hor way to Murray Harbor. .\'o daiuagc re- sulted but the triiiii wus tluluycti for quite ti while. -

LAY READER.-- W. J. l'ttttoii. uu-

til lntclv\i17»t cvaiigclist ut Si. l'aul's. l~ialit’ax,` luis been placed ata. lay reatl~ cr in the tibtircli ol' i-liiizlziiiti pnrlsli of Alberteii, l’. E. l. Before leaving he was ilie recipient ot' :i ct.-iiipllinentiiry address iiiud ii substniitlal chi-iquc.

WEDDING BELLS.- A very pretty

wedding was soleiiinizotl 'l`nestin_v ovciiiiig at thc lioint-_ ol' the britlc's pnrctits. l'IlinAvi¢‘.,wlit‘.iibliss Myrtle VVliltlot-.lt Imcitiiio tho wife ol` Mi‘. Willard \'\`c:-:-i. of York. 'l`|ic ccriuioiiy wns peiforiiictl iii the presence of thc iiuincdintc relatives of tin- britlc und izrooni by Rev. i~'. ll. L.ittlojolitis_ 'l`lio happy pair ivcro tit- ’t_ciidt'tl by bliss Minnie Staiilo_v_ its l5i'ltloiuuititl and Mr. _llatrold Waits :ia grooiiisiiiziii, Aft.:-.i' the ccreiuony iiio gitcsts i'r~.puirntl ,lo tho dining rotnu. wlicrn n suinpluoiis r»_~par-L was sor-- vcil. The iiittny bt‘a\illl`|il and vnltinblc presciiis i'ccei\'ult niuply testify ilu- hlgh cstcciu and popiilariiy ui' till! lliiil' .py couple. ` _

-SCHOOL MEETING.-A lui‘;:ol_\'

t||=.;|»o<-.t.t»r, and i\icssrs Mstilicw Linl- laut und Vernon Smith. t.cat-licr ut St. itapliici- .~'fchool. Miss Josi-is Linl- iuiit prcsidoiit for _this section pi‘e~

» iilroiiiliiii nriinitic iliiuiiaii SELECTED i=`iioili T is E it it s Fttii-THE ' iuiinini' ii.s_itiiiiili_ii_l____tlB§§_r_i_a.5__tft§

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` ' - _ - >. nvitabiy bc inet in the future. in this ' _ ` ' ' it , ' " °' _ - _ . ._» _ . __ _ _ A _

- ‘ ' '. . Mass., Mrs. N. (I. Poarsuii of Choi _vorv rnteilcal ntldrcns bv liuv_ l.. ld. P ., h ` 41 `:_

ten. 1' ti. 1.. and Mrs. -n. itiiwnorsun At-iiiiiiiti on ~M~lt..,.i,. .»i"\vt»ri<-nu; out For . mn m g e C fy - of (fue 'l‘i' vos. ~ e ' "- '~‘ ' '-1' .~ - ` ' ' ' _ - _ \ f '”‘.i1_..f t.‘.‘.f...*..t".’_..‘..:.'_f.'.- '.ir.~.:.;::::1f: ..‘:.'.1.s.:‘.;“::. 3; ;,»_,;-;,;f=-,.f.¢,e.»,=.'..;1s-.-----11-=~.-i:..:t °~'~:..;t-.....'-. ‘USB ii0l'lliy illili Will l;reaii\» inliis the which the training of ciiililrcti wus an all tlimrollli of'lQur\ b e dlptlfn. lilo " t.fi’tu-lion of n near and deal' mother dcallii with most ii\ip'|'t-,u;iw»,1_y |,_\~. M,-,.,_ kidllvl IN 0'” °f "iff llt\“\\'_ I -rlrlfriul the bled lint; lg it

uid sistc-“_ ' 'i"lie‘ funoriil services l~‘. A. Alitiiisoii; short :itlti'r‘m~'_~:»-ri by ’“"' "‘°"“'“h" ;‘“.‘ ` ' ‘ " -'

sorts held on lfrltioy the ninth mid. ltov. l". N. Atkinson. l~‘. A. l|uhlc_v until _ ",“|S?,w,|'.¢°¢h va" ,,,¢_°_||°"§“:,?'“';" “;,=.':;”- were conducted by her Mlnlsierj the others on Young l'ropIc's Soi-luii|»;;_ - tonnru mentioned alien. take till alvlon-givin-'ll:?{1|g¢f;_¢|"Lq¢_gg¢"¢_

ll Jas. Mitcllougall who spoke from und im ovitiigcilstic discourse bv ltev_|f '° 5"* 1"" °““|" “‘ "7 ‘““7m'~ - itch. 4:9. A large nuinbor tisseinbirtl 15, |~ Ltaiuor on the lust words of the - Yvtlr lvl” will lo :stunt it yu an ln-ainolimly QQNIIK- " uni tile message waszrefltls' blessed 'isiilitt nov. 22.21. 'rits roiiowlng ro-l ' We _=_\;°§».°r_l boson 19: 02.50 as au _drlullul °r n lr_¢__u,”u-nts ‘ to iuainy. ' Her renialus were laid to solutions were moved and pai-ii~iml_ und.-I "im M 1. _ ` 'f' 'cnt in thc Kirk ifemetcry. at (JHi>¢ »nlinqusl_v. (ll ltcsolvcil Ilutt wo_lhc_ - . Nnlidllul Drill C ¢|l°ll\|¢l|'C°- Uf clllilf |-ililli

|`YBV0l't1fi'1J0Hlll0 l\l0B0 of hot' lHl,0 llliri- .nicinbcrs of the l‘. ld. Islaiid liuptIst" ’ T°f¢'l\l°» Oli- -

Null- Til? lN\l|\10i\|'°l'=4 \Vf"`i" Juni' Quarterly ngaln pint.-c oitrselvt-s on l'1:~ U. I. Mllrnu-_Jia-Dll-UO. IM., 208 Hall lt.. Illhlo, IJ. n

‘7i`iSC0l|- Ci\i\fH- Wl'|I§i\!. Wliliillll U09 -cord as stroiiiit;-usly on|itii-ioll lo the `

ran. .loliii llH.rvcy, llugli Wnlltur and pernicioiis laxitv in the oufor-i_-.cinoiit \Vll0ill i10fU\‘f§0.\'- of thu f’rovlnt-ial |'roliiliItion lun

. | .__ - _: _ ' - ,I = Q 0.. _ -. »-

_ ~ --_- ' _ wlilcli luxlty has :tlrtiitdy bccu upculy - - ' »,‘ '

'U10 Sillililift Oi' this -Skoltfll iitlli coiidoiunod by the l"iirnicr`:< liistltutc.

‘_Ui\Ul\'H| U10 Fill!! H39 of four score und by the Grand Jin-,\'. and by t‘hit\f Jus- _ our ,vc-art ut the dui.e,of her tiettth tin. tice Stililvaii. till 'l`h;\l wlicrcas our _ _ - i he 1-'itll lust, -HCI' ll\_1i,iti0l\ l\i\lllt‘ \\‘i\i¥_ llro. iicv. l.. i~I. Acltliuitl ot' Hiiiitiiiur-' _ . _

i|\“|`l‘_*"0 uilflfilb' tllld _she was boill sitio is about to go f|'oni its to tiiiotiloi' l Y _\lttrcl\. 1833. her i`athci"s lioine being provilm, wp the 0|“__0,_S “ml m__m|______.___ -_ * : ._ Jil the St. 1"0l0l"f>-Road. /\i`l0i` i\0l' of this Uoiifcrencc hereby express our - `

D . ill ~

cnt remarks also. that more could iw done by the ,parents to encourage. study at lioiiic. Mr. Marin ilalliinl was next. to address the meeting. in his capacity as liispcctor ot' schools lic dc~ipitt‘d thc best iiietiiod of dealing with d'iiTcrcnt topics under consitlcrutloii. llc spoke favorably of trustees and rate payers' \'isll.liig titt- sclioois more often. Mr. Gallant also discussed the inattei-_~= pertaining to voting inoiicy by district for thu pur- pose ol' c-stabllshliig n library nt school-.

LAID TO REST -'l`_iio_ funeral of

the late Mrs. l)av=id l’_ lriviiig took place Tuesday afternoon., from ht.1‘ into rcsitleiicg at Vcrnon,.aiid' was one of the largest ever seen in that part ot' the country. interment was.mi1t_.lc in the L2iiorr_\' Valley Lleniotery. Tho ilorsl roinenibraiices wt;-ru -very boau tiifitl. Services were coiidiicted .ttt..tlit- hotisti by ltcv. A. J. tlould. Puisior of tho Methodist tliiurch at Vernon, oi' which the late Mrs. lrviiig was it lit#-. long member. ltcv. l)r. Mcblwon nl" Orwell road the biii‘lai service, ltov J. W. McKenzie. Pastor of the l’rc.-<- bytcrlaii Cliurcli ut _}1lidon. offcreli prayer and ltov. ifl. S. Weeks, Mt‘~il|~ odlst Pastor ut l‘ownal prayed and pronounced the Benedictine. The phil- benrors were liicztsra. James and Al- bert Irving, John and Henry 'l‘weedy. ld. 'l‘. iiiggs, and Haydon Vi=.iildei» sti/tic-tlio nearest male rolat.l\'cs_ of the faintly. Among others who wont t'roiii tiin city and along tho line by u special train, to pny tiioir tribute to thc into Mrs. lrving were-:-Judge llazartl. liiossrs D. Nicholson. M.- l’.. cx-Governor Mci{lnnoii. A. IJ. \V_itr~ burton, George E. lltlxiics. M. L. A.. Col. lmvisoii. ltov. J. M. Mcheod. Valloyiicld, George Tweetly, J. _' _’l‘_ McKenzie. Chas. Chandler. lt." E.

son, Gavin Duil'y. Richard' Goff, A. L_ Stewart. Ed. Saunders. Chas. Ross. W. P. Bradley and F. J. Noah.

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ducted by her pastor. who also ad- .

Company.

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leaves to iuourii thc loss of at loving __ _ r _ _ _ _ _ ' _

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ii ,_ _ _

_ 1 _ Ht. l\iury’s ilciiictery, Minneapolis, . 7 '

.‘ ~ ' 1 't 1 _ - ~ _ Q _

his roginiciit- the .lliitii Biiuiuin _£:_.'tt. __c_____0 _u_(_h.__ of hm- daughter. Miss 6 € 1° t I l H 6 H O S

and

prodigal in its expenditure, yet responsive to every emotional shade.” Zcnateilp is the leading tenor of the Boston National Grand Opera.

In thc abxovc picture, this grcfit_:irti.~=_t is singing' in clirect_comparis0n uri-th .

Re-_(_§rcation_ of his voice. "()ver three hundred musical critics say that tii_eNevr

Edison Re-Creation ofthe voirc is itidisti/ngttishable from the original. V

_ Is your musical ear keener, truer than 7.cnatello's ? Make the test. Heat' the

New__P.`.dis0_ti' Re-Creation of Zcnatclio, Anna Case, 'Fhmnu Ciizlrners, Albert

_ - Spalding and other great arti_sts._

‘i *5_ . _

/ _

_ will gladly arrange a. com-ert for you and your friends,

_ V J0 I/1al_,\'ou may /var //mfr Ra-Crmlioilr. 1 37

, 1 .fmssiifij 1-:. Toonns, » - cin\1u.o'i"ri=.1~owi~1.i>.ii‘..i. _' I

Kmci-i

accln i med

_ centers of

of the great tenors of all times -_

delighted

' his “voice

l _ .3 _. __ _I I _ iltuiuc; also one son John of Mlnnea- 4 Q - , ` polls. und two sisters, Mrs. John Mui, _ J

TRD by the

_King of Italy .__

in the musical '

the Old World

The New ~.- one

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Zenatelio has thousands with

of golden tene;

- -‘su E ‘ ,ng _ -

Libra-l* _-_ ‘ _ "cr

Mutch. Chas. Myers. W. B. Robert-