THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHABLOTTETOWN JUNE 2, 1897.

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WANTED—A servant mtn who under- Stands the management ot Horses and has some knowledge of farm werk. Apply at Once at this office- }oa—3i

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From Barsapors.—The schr. Omega arrived from Barbadoes yesterday with a caago of molasses and sugar.

Tne Wearnrr.—Moderate to fresh westerly winds a few local showers but mostly fair with a little lower tempera~ ture.

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Business Prosrétrtty.—Mr. F. W. Cannon, St. Eleanors bas built quite an addition to his store,and made extensive alterations, adding muc': to the appearance of the atore.—Summerside Journal.

New Sare.—A large pew safe imported

from Toronto by the Bank of Nova Scotia was placed in position vester~ day. The safe is of the latest and most

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Pryce or Wares CoL_tece Commence- wEX? —The commencement exercises of the Prince of Wales College will take place in the Opera House on Wednesday, Juve 2Zad,atS p.m. An admission fee of

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tl eens Mount ALitson,—-Miss Mathew, Souris, has graduatedin aris at Monet Allison; and the prizefor the alumnal essay was won by Miss Mcore , of Charlottetown. At the entertainment in Beetheven Hall the singing by Mi««es Moore aid Dawson is

highly spoken of.

ieiiiaiinbiiee PraessyTeRIAL.—The Presbytery Com- mittee will visit Dondas on June 14th at 2 p. m. and Georgetown on the same day at 7.30 p.m. The followiag compose the committee: Mesers. Fullerton, Spencer, McKenzie, McLeod, Craise.—Tuos. F.

F cLLERTON, Convener.

Soxe or Evciaxp.—In celebration of the diamond jubilee the Sons of England will parade to the first Methodist church at 3 o’clock, Sunday afiernoon on the 20th inst., where an appropriate programme will be earried out. Rev. Mr. Campbell and Rev. W.J. Kirby will be the officia- ting clergyman.

A Geop Meve.—The bicycle clubs of Charlottetown are about to build a quarter mile track, the prospectus for which is now being made reaiv. The track and grounds will be for bicycling, foot racing, pole vaulting, foot ball, cricket, tennie and all eports of a similar nature. It ie thought that the sum required “ill be $2500, or $3008, to be subscribed in shares of $10 each. The idea ia a good one, and we hope to see it consummated very soon.

Sovrra Nores.—Mr. Charles Coughlan,

| wife and party arrived here bv the SS. St.

Olaf on Monday evening. They intend «pending the summer here and in the autumn go to London, Eng , to pley Romeo and Juliet. They are accompanied by their daugher Mrs. Cameron and child.

Mr. S. S. McDonald, Veterinary Surgeon at Souris, has removed his office to the bank building. He has s first-class livery stable in connection.

Tue Comine Arrraction.—Of the three plays to be presented by the Harkins Company at tbe Opera House commencing with the performance on Thursday evening it is hard to sav which will prove the more interesting. All are plays which have made both fame und fortune for their managers and authors during the past season, In “Brother for Brother” the story is one that appealsto the heart, the sense ef honor, the parental love, the hope and love of justice—and from beginning to end the audience is held spetlbound hy the deep interest and tirgling excitement forced upon them at the rise of the curtain and continued till the close of the last act. The company is said to be the best that Mr. Harkins has ever bronght to the Provinces during his twenty years exper ierce.

10 cents will be charged to cover expenses, |

AT THE KINVERGARTEN HALL.

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Miss McLean’s musical recital at the Kindergarten Hall last evening was a uecided success, There was a very fair audience all of whom seemed well satisfied with the eveoing’s entertainment. Tue stage was nicely decorated with flowers, ferns, etc. The Rev. D. Sutherland pre sided. Mies oicLean is to be congratulu- ted on the success of this her first recital, for her pupils, one and all, showed re- markable skill. The selections, some of which were vere very difficult, were all from the best authors. Asa change from the pia: oforte part of the programme Mise McDonald’s and Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald’s readings were very much appreciated. Major Galbraith played ® cornet solo in his usual gocd style. Toe vocal soloes by Mrs. Byrne, Mre. EK. H. Norton and Mrs, Hodgson were well rendered. The violin so'o by Mr. Jam. 8 Hynd.nan semed to be the favourite selection on the programme. He was rapturously encored and had to respond. The concert closed with ‘God Save the Queen.”

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PERSONAL.

Mr. Geo. H. Loomis was ia the city last evening on business in connection with Sousa’s Band.

At the Qu:en Hotel: Benj. Clow, Mur- rag Harbor North; C. F. Gorham, Halifax J. R. Sprague, Boston, Mass.; Mrs. C. J. McLe!lap, Montreal; Rev. E. A. McCurdy, Pictou, N. 8.; Hedi-vy Secord, Summer- side.

At the Hotel Davies: M. Delaney, North Tryon; J. R. H. Sutherland, Montreal; James Hampton, Boston; John J. Lawson, Montreal; Wm. Breezer, Boston; W. H. Price, Moncton; Geo. F. Loomis, New, York; E. P. Romeri!,do; Mise Ethel Swan. Roston; T. D. Denham, St. John; E. E. Murray, Moncton; B. N. Barns, Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Russell and family go west this afternoon en route to Lowell, Mass , where they will reside in future. Mr. Russel] has been employed in the composing room of Tue Examiner for many years,and has proved himseif a thoroughly reliable and competent work- man. The best wishes of hosts of friends follow Mr. and Mre. Russel! to their future home.

Our boys’ blouses at reduced rates are going fast. They are beauties both in design and quality. Get yours before it is too late—McKay Woollen Co.

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