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-After an absence of so years. Mr. Alonzo Coagi-ove has returned to the land of his birth. Mr. Cos- grove is the son of the late Dr. John T. Coagrove and Mrs. Cos- grove, formerly of Wellington. P. E. I. When a young man he left his home for the U. B. A. where he has resided ever since. He expects to leave for'his home in Septem- her.

Mr. John Gamble who has been a patient in P. 1:. Island Hospital, has returned to his home in southwest.

Mr. Gussle McNelll. Riverside. who has been a patient, in P. C. l-iomital, has now returned to his home.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McAusland. Summeraide, were recent visitors at Coleman.

Messrs. Ambrose and Arelus -7.a.cDonald arrived recently by car from western Canada on a visit in Riverside. Lot. 16. They are guests of their brother. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard MacDonald. They are being warmly welcomed by their many friends.

Mrs. Colin Mcxinnon Sr.. who spent the winter months in Sum- merside. has taken up residence in her former home in Southwest. Mrs Major McDonald. summer- side. has returned to her home af- ter a pleasant visit with friends in New York and other cities oi U. S. A. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald were recent visitors to the western part of the Province.

Mrs. Alice Baldow-lrecently visited

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all! while doing so. This was one of those times. Why didn't mother come home? If there was danger. why didn't she come and tell them? What was the matter with every- body? Of course they couldnt know that mother was just as anxious to come to them as they were to have her come. She wasn't far away, but she was herself filled with a great (car. It wasn't fear for herself, but for those precious young Squirrels. It was because oi them that she did not move. You see. she was amid that if she did move their danger might. be just so much greater. she was a- trait! but wise, was that little gray mother.

Meanwhile the silence seemed to be fairly shrieking. "Danger! dan- ger! danger!" Yet it was giving no hint as to what that danger was. Look no they would, the young squirrels could see nothing what- ever to be afraid of.

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in summerside where she had a pleasant time with friends.

Mrs. Minerva Arsenault of Mc- Adam, N.B.. recently visited her niece Mrs. Stanley Mcxinnon of southwest; she also visited in Portage.

Congratuluions are extended to Miss Evelyn Ford, aummerside. who celebrated her 16th birthday on July 4th. On this occasion she was the recipient of many tokens of love and remembrance. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mm Beecher Ford, formerly of Wei- lingion.

Mrs. Robert Slack and Min sopie Gallant, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Emile Gallant, Mont Oar- mel, are home from Kitchener, Oni., due to illness of their father who is a patient in Charlottetown Hospital.

Misses Melina and Bertha Rich- ard who are attending Ruatico Convent. are now spending some time with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glorlce Richard.

Miss Carmella Doucette is now home in St. Raphael after attend- ing Rustico Convent. I

lMr. Adrien Bernard who was at-

lending Mont Carmel Unlveraity,is spending his vacation with his par- ents in Mont Carmel. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Richard whose marriage took place in Ham- ilton, Ont, on June 20 are spend- ing their honeymoon with the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Richard. supper was re- cently served lo the newly married couple and a large number of rela- tives and friends attended. An enjoyable evening of music and dancing was spent. Mr. and Mrs. Richard received many beautiful gifts. They will reside in Hamilton where the groom is employed.

Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gallant of St. Timothy on the recent death of their infant child.

Mrs. Kenneth Muir of Kitchener, Ont, is spending a few weeks in Mont Carmel, due to the illness of her father.

The closing of Mont Carmel School was held June 26 in Mont Carmel Hall. A large crowd at- iended and a fine program of songs and readings were enjoyed by all. An appropriate address on behalf of the pupils was read by Miss Rita Arsenault and presents were presented to both teachers. Brief addresses were given by Rev. T. J. Buoie and Rev. Adrien Arsenault, also-by both teachers. Mrs. Arthur Arsenault and Mrs. Tilmon Arsen- ault.

Mr. and Mrs. Azade M. Gallant of, Dieppe, N. B.. are spending holi- days in Mont Carmel.

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