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Hampton and V0 0 O icinity Corporal N. B. Cannon. who has been enjoying two weeks' leave of absence from his regiment, at present stationed at Picton. Ont.,

visiting relatives and friends. has returned to his regiment. '

Authentic information has been received that the condition of Dr. N. R. Bovyer. MD, a patient in the P. E. I. Hospital, by reason of injuries received when he was struck by a car while crossing the T. C. Highway, is somewhat im- proved.

Mr. Jack Bovyer. son of Dr. N R. Bovyer, M.D., is visiting rela- tives and friends. in particular his father, Doctor Bovyer, who is a

well, R.N., is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Macquarrie.

Mrs. W. A. MacQuarrle. accom- panied by her daughter, Mrs. C. Morrison. and grandson Buddy. lpaid a brief visit to their friends. lMr. and Mrs. Milton Willis. North River. Mrs. MacQuarrie has Joul- ineyed life's highway for over 80

iycars.

Vvork in the fields. preparing for next year's crops. is progress- ing rapidly. Early and late the Lhum of many tractors is heard, ,their gleaming lights showing their (trail to a late hour. as the fur- rows quickly turn and the land- scape rapidly changes colour day .by day.

Halloweien has passed with pos- sibly lesser results than "in days of yore". Maybe the youth may have been well advised at home.

patient in the P. E. I. Hospital lm. ha... mm.” 3 H

. . ' ' ' . p from the let- Qrhehpoctfrs 50”. '15. .&V .pi,0f9550r' ter of the City Chief of Police in eac mg n a l.llliiPlSit). in the Unme messy and Went out yo mic-V

8' A ,a couple of hours devoted to fun y ,and frolic, in keeping with the Mr. and Mrs. Clariie Capii'ell.:,.m.ua1 cusmmy

who have been enjoying their an- nual summer vacation visiting: relatives and friends, also render- ing valuable and appreciative ser- vices in instances where labour was unobtainable. diiruig part of the intervening time, lia . returned to their place of i'esic'- ence in Providence, and will later proceed to Florida to reside dur- ing the winter months. Mrs. Cap-

Md. NOTICE

All accounts due me must be settled by November 29th, 1952. i

STANLEY COLES,

skilled:

l

1 Church services iliruugliout the ifield were f.iirly well attended by attentive listeners to ihe Thanks-

givuirz theme. somewhat belated, through the a b 5 en c e of the ipasior on holidays. but well set

yiorih in rcmciiibmiicc of the Giver zof nil lliings: ”Lest we forget".

. , .

; The public school has rc-opened. following .1 brief holiday season. iMaiiy are of the opinion, that in jthc best interest of all concerned. the limited time should be extend- lcd an extra week. so that the lgatheriii; oi potatoes from the ilarge acrrages will be completed .in time for all pupils in the sen- iior grades to be back to school at iihe end of holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C-.iincron .have closed their line tourist home llor the season. and have left to

iresume me” form” ocmlmtmn M E".eanor were visitors to Sarkville. TPIZNPL (0 1031'”

'Streetsvillc. Ont. Upon return. they

Kensinglon and Vicinity

-Mr. and Mrs. Edison Raynor

vegnber 8th.

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Johnson of Llong River were visitors to the Amherst Fair on Thursday. No- vember 6th.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Connor of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. James Lawless of Norboro were visitors to Amherst Fair on Wednesday, November 5th. . '

Her many friends are sorry to hear that Mrs. Ernest Mill is con- fined to her home with pleurisy and all hope for her speedy recoi- CIT.

Sir. Walter McKenzie of Char- Ilottetown visited his mother in Kensington on Tuesday, Novem- ber ilth, and also attended the un- veiling of the soldiers Monument.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Goodwin of. Summerside were visitors IO Ken-. s;ngton on Armistice Day. . i M

Mir. William Higgins and son

of Clermont were visitors to the 1”? her 53191" Wmme wh” 15 Amherst Fair on Thursday, No- pYi:1"5”Y 'v93Ch” m B9d9'-We Sc ool.

:Counly, visited last

, TI-IE GUARDIAN. Bedeque Notes

-Mliss Mildred Smith. Tryon. was a week-end v itor to Bedeque with relatives and friends, includ-

Mr. Alden Leard. Headmaster. Mount Allison Academy, Sack- vllle. spent the week-end of No- vember 9th with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Leard.

Mrs. Beatrice Sherwood and her son Harold. Saint John. N. 13.. re- turned home on Tuesday, Novem- ber lllh, after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murray, this village.

Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Gillespie and daughter Aim. Souris, Kings week for a

'short time with Mrs. Gillespie's Ayr, Mass. father, Mr. Albert Weeks. -: ....... Mr. Philips MacArthur has re- Miss Winnlfred Wright, Boston, turned to his home here after

Mass, was a week cnd guest at the ironic of her motlicr, Mrs. Horace Wright Sr,, and her broth- er, Mr. Horace Wixghi and Mrs. Wl'i'.zill. Lower Bedcque. She re- turned in Bostonyon Monday mom- ing, November lolh.

Mr. and Mrs. John Myers, Carl-

Gcorge were recent visitors Io ,

I((gn5jngt0n M me home of Mrfeion, have moved ill. to their new Hgggms nephew. L1... Ha,-old Mm. home at Carleton Siding. It Willi l1,-.11.... lilo remembered that Mr. Myers; l .,.A, jsold his fine farm property last 1 M15; mm Tummy student, 3. spring, to his broiher. Mr. lleber lPriiice of Wales College, S;)9li'.:)I.Vm5- lihwe furl” 15 "Mm-V' llhe lioliday week-end at her lioinei D i I l l Mr. Rayiiicii-.i Barrett, Lower-

lin Indian River. ,

Bcdequc. has purchased the farm!

Hon. c. c. Baker. iiiiitsier of iiroiierir foriiwrlv 0CciiiJl0d,1?.V W-Ii Agriculture. and Mrs. Baker. liaveyR?Kill31d F0Yb95- '"”"" F?-5ld'"3 kl)”. lmoved from their home in Ken- KUlk0m- MT. Bnrrmt ” m El

isington to reside in Charlottetown"

in getting this fine.

congraiiiliilecl I

Cl-IARLOTTETOWN Enmore & Vicinity

Miss Dorothy Yeo. R. N.. Bum- niersidel spent the October 25th week-end at her home in Harmony.

Miss Margaret Craig, Poplar Grove, spent the November 1st week-end with her friend. Miss Margaret MacArthur.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ballem. Mt. Pleasant, motored to Monta- gue on Sunday, November 2nd. where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ballem.

N Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Show, at. Catherines, were visitors to Victoria West, on Thursday. October 30th.

sympathy is being extended to Mrs. Alexander Ford in the passing of her father. Mr. Henry 'ifacDowell.

spending the past three month in the United States.

Mrs. John E. Yen. and son Ken- neth. and Mr and Mrs. John Steele. Summerside. were recent visitors to Montague. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ballem.

Mr. Stanley Bryant and three friends from Charlottetown spent 3, few days in North Enmore hunt- ing recently.

Mrs Jessie MacArthur spent the week-end of October 25th in Rich- mond, fl guest of Mrs. Joseph Cur- ry.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Maynard. Northam, who Monday. October 27th celebrated their 60th

IN MEMORIAM

JOHN INDIAN-

, -The death of John Inman oc- curred at the home of his daugh- ter. Mrs. Russell Bell on Thurs- day morning, October 16th.

Mr. Inman was born in the

Duck 84 years ago. the son of the late George and Rebecca Inman. Fifty-eight years ago he married Louise Klnch and moved on the farm adjoining his father's. He was a prosperous and industrious farmer and had one of the finest farm homes around. In 1935 he retired. and with his wife moved to their new home in Alberton. Here as on the farm his home was is place where young and old liked to visit. his ready wit and cheerful smile will long be remembered by his many relatives and friends.

After the death of his wife in 1946, he went to make his home with his daughter.

He was a man of sterling char- acter, and his word once given, was never broken. His illness was

long and trying. but he never complained. He was a faithful member of the Sacred Heart Church, and during his illness was visited frequently by his pas- tor. Rev. W. E. Monaghan and Rev. M. J. Rooney, who admin-

istered the last rites of the Holy Catholic Church.

He leaves to mourn his pass- ing. the following sons and daughters, Mrs. Florence Beeler. Portland. Me; Mildred, Mrs. Lind- say Maynard, Waltham; Mrs. Mabel Coin, Somerville. Mass: Heiherd, Dock: Sybil, Mrs. Henry Carl, Boston; Isabel, Mrs. Russell Bell, Mill River; John. Dock; (one son George predeceased him). also one sister, Mrs. Barbara Lewis. survives.

The funeral was held Saturday

Stanley Bridge

purpose to re-open this live tourist home where. during jlhe post season, dilTicult.es were ldaily experienced in accommodat-

attract- i

if - 1 I 1 1 3 old ll0:lleSlCiI(l. . 01 H9 H n elnma -- -- iwedding anniversary. morning, October 17th. In the 1 Nksy K9”. Clark and dnuginprl H:s frienrls on the island Wllll --B absence of his pastor. High Re- of the death :1, ML and M”. sterling comm, qulem Mass was celebrated by N. B. on Saturday. November Bthnsliori time at-'0 UT REV. IN" HcySplill1Klllll. andylvfrs. Harry Ellis, RfIlW-1eP- Rlnlilggileruf w1:"r1gIl9i')rR0gd-I R,()t11fn;11r,: home they were ac.;.Iewcti. He had -retired from the Nm.mam' M,..e Vlsltors agme home K I 11)” 15 W Ii .F-. lconipanied ilV Miirv.n Clark. sin-lliciive inin',sti'y six Willis M10 Md of Mi'. and Mrs. Burns MacArthur Kgerev N”o5:r:15' ”:)m::r ””iwn::i"C l r i .,K- . : 3 . . cc. an i . . c v dent at ill. Allison Ul'llY?YSiiy.llilk(tll up iL.i.ienie .n Woods Ofk. on Sunday, October 16th. PM” and Alfred Foley. Inwrll

who spent the holiday week-endlN. B. after scrviiii: ill We "ll”i5'

ment took place in the fumily

ing visitors from

V ' A GOOD RESTAURANT

the mainland

and across the border, seeking an?

at his home. y i

lr.V T0? 42 .VCfl"5- H" ii 5”"3”'d b-Vi Reverend William and Mrs. Os- his wife, one son and one dangh-pi mm have r,.mm..d to me” home

plot in the church cemetery.

Eternal rest grant unto him

'ideal spot to spend happy holi- , , day; i, The weekly card pariy :n the-it-r. lin Massacheutts after spending the O Lord, and let DMDMUM ugh! j CE town lizill was held on Tuesdliyj Mm” ';Summer months at their cottage, Shine upon him y .. . Inight with twelve tables in plnyy The nieiiibers of tire Vdlhillll -"Maple Shade", Victoria WES?-. pgnun) (-ANAL 'f"RnAT1.;NEDyPl'.;7.e winners were. ladics' lst Auxiiiai'y of the Vii. M-. S. TIN)? en)-yl gg Mn” Cards prize, Miss MLIYY Mcl)onald:;ieriaiiied at the United . Ciurc ! Mn md Mm Joseph smckwe” STOCKHOLM A (CF) - Coni- Ht”n”0m9"'5 W P””' M" c”d”'lM”"” ”” Thmd”-V e”"”"g' NOW have returned to their home in Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bell (5) petition from highway and rail Baker. COD-Wlalloll FY1195 lV91'9;V'3"lb('T 5lh- EQ lstamford, Conn. having spent their Mr, and M,-3. hm. ynnmn (4) App1y:- traffic threatens to close the 327-ynwarded to Miss Clare Brennan T 'ilholidays with Mrs. Stockwells pa.r- AM;-, and Mrs, Hi-them 1nm.rm mile excursion voyages on the Cola and M11 Archie AVETV The; FY9919" y gm hwggg -ents. Mr. and Mrs. Major Noyc. (.7) I V C,-ma1 from Gmhmhm-g an 1)-leygli. ix1i(als'1yii1on1h.tv IRTLFS Pattrtiga y D thif m H on (Zr.-, and lifts. Lindsay Maynard No ll 5 a in Sin kholm on thel 01111 t P Ullfl Comml 9 5 " 05371013 - 9- 5 0Tm.V Kl Summersmel P'E'I' Balrtig. Tehe route lias been a tour- ,cd delicious refreshments. Wednesday, October 29th a large Mrs. Mabel Cain and family (2) list attraction for 120 years. ”K-r .. crowd attended the chickei sup- . Mrs. Florence Becler and fnm-, -' 7 V 77 y lpcr at Victoria West and II sub- ilryi-2) l F" 4...... ........ w.-..... a... ....... ........... 5.... or money was ream” ?”i"i; if” i v ti 3 MN". Margaret f Church urposcs. -4” C I lcoleman W-L :.l.-i.:.::?. ”i.'..T.” or " B- i , , ', . , . . . I ay c ”wen i ' Nna smug Hhme mQLIl)mi.il13 Mn Middwngg g1a,.r.:,i,r;, Kilfdxylvzi Mrs. Bessie Kinch and family live. Their friends here wsri 8 have move u s Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Perry Sr- : every liappiiiess in their new home. the wltirilter montlisullt is Iiigeislng to Mr and Mrs Brydon Smnh yr note at Mrs. her mprov- ' : . I Mr and Mrs Frank Keefe . - - Eldon M:iCLeah Mid ing in health. after spending sev- ' ' . ' AC VOLNTAINT --The annual meeting of tile! M1 Mid MT-F . I . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larter ASSISTART ic Coleman Women's Institute wasison Miller have taken up residence oral weeks in the Prince County Thomas Keefe l

For large business ' Age 25 to 3.5 years Must be willing to take responsibility Insurance and bonus plan in effect Reply in own handwriting, stating experience and

salary expected to BOX M.F. GUARDIAN, SUMMERSIDE

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CAMEO THEATRE KEN SIN GTON

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15; Matinee 2:30 on Saturday. For love of danger! For love of adventure! For love of a woman! Men sought the ”CARIBOU TRAIL . in Cinccolor, sihrring Randolph Scott. Gabby. Hayes with Bill Williams, Karin Booth. Also Serial and

. News.

, CRAPAIID THEATRE

Friday 8:30: Saturday 7:30 & 9:30

"HIS KIND OF WOMAN"

Robert Mitchum - Jane Russell

held at the home of the prcsident.:for th Mrs. Ivan McLean. on ThUl'Sdi':l)'-SON Shem"-5 110”-W evening, November 6th. sp'Te

The minutes of last monthly meeting were read and adopted. also the minutes of the last an- nual meeting.

The school committee. Mrs. Ivan

e winter months in Mr. Nel-y

Many friends of Mrs. Thomasl Folland are pleased she has recov- ered sufficiently to be able to re- turn to her home. after being con- fined to the Health Centre for

McLean and Mrs. George Camp- some time.

bell, reported toilet tissue and pap- "F"

or towels needed. other school im- MN 30”” ”d5t0”e11ef"' on

provements were fully discussed. VVCGNESGRF. -Novemyb" 5? am" 13 The treasurer, Mrs. Wilmont W0 Weeks ”5"' Mm 1' on 5

Read. reported total receipts for M35-”Cm1559l5'

year 520190 with cmpenditurcs of 158.75. leaving 3. balance on hand of 543.65.

The election of officers result- ed as follows: president, Mrs. Ivan McLean (re-electedi; Vice presi- dent Mrs. George Campbell; scorc- tary treasurer, Mrs. Wilmont Rem (re-elected); directors, Mrs. Colin McKay and Mrs. Edward Cough- lin; auditors, Mrs. Neil McKay and Mrs. J. B. McKay

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. William Coughlin when the lunch committee will be Mrs. William Coughlin. Mrs. Moody Loclehart and Mrs. W. Read. En- tertainment will be the history of Coleman and all members in the meantime, will endeavour to get all the information they can from the oldest residents.

Mrs. Fred .Hanscn spent a few days recently visiting wlih her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hansen, York.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison Ramsay and son Donald left on Wednesday. No- vember 5th for New York. to spend some time visiting with relatives and friends there.

A large crowd attended the Mas- onic Banquet held in Port Hill on Thursday evening, November 6th. and enjoyed an evening of splen- did entcrtainment and fellowship.

The United Ladies Aid met at

the home of Mrs. C. I. Lidstone on

Wednesday evening. November 5th. a

The many friends of Mrs. Hugh Stewart regret that she is ill again and hope she will soon be better.

SOCIAL SECURITY

9-3.: ENLEVE yD1ELHI ('-,(CP)- The mgi Congratulations are being ex- g5 5 E.” '::”t” b”h".”” 1" 1'” tended to Mr. and Mrs. c. 53. Miller, 15' esmm 0 mam" 1'60O'000 who celebrated their fiftieth

industrial workers. came into op- weddmg anmversary on wedmsg

eratloh this month. Workers and , , employee. comribuu equal day. November 5th. amounts to the fund under gov" Mrs. (Dr.) Burleigh left on Fri-

day morning, November 7th, for

ernment legislation.

Saint John. N. B., where she will

Today 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

Saturday 2:30 -7:15 -9:15 ' mo nounua mu.

Belly iailglis

BURHETTE

i'.i"."""”""”""'!.'.T.'.' 'v-uncotsenussi-ununsmmusu .

.-- lean :2 3 Wilson .

ONAII

SWEDISH TENOR spend the week-end with her hus-

band who is interning there.

SOCKHOLIW - (CPl - Jussi

Bjorling, internationally known M1. and M” Carmen

. . . MacNeil .Snv:?;:?:)nt":gr' 3:! zctcepiffd ii," and daughter Wendy have moved Roml Femval 1115! in c0nn:cg,": into the home of Mrs. Angus Wal- wlth the coronation festlvliioee wmhmere emyjgey H” luv? next June. He has postponed I r 5 no comp:;H'

projected trip to South Africa.

CAPE TRAVERSE SCHOOL

-Cape Traverse primary dc- summefskla ymliilment report for October is as O OLK'Sf Grade V--1. Douglas Muttnrl: Tonight 6:45 . 9:15 2. Violet MncNrIll; 3. Hazel Mac- Bride. 5; Grade IV--1. Gerald Noonan: 2. Hazel Mat-Donald; 3. Parker . ' Irving. 11 Grade III fa)--1. Helen O'Hal- lornn and Jackie Weddell; 2. . Dexter I-Iowatt: (hi 1. Ruth 0'Hnlloran; 2. Joan Jeffrey.

With Betty Hutton and Cornel Wilde

Admissions: Evenings 75c and 35c.

Grade II fa)--1. Michael Nero: 2. Bobby Ness; 3. Roy Irving; (bl --l. Billy MacDonald; 2. Gerald Cutcllffe.

Grade I (ii)-1. Elizabeth Cui-

Mccurvlila-. MUSICAL HAZARD

COMING NEXT MONDAY and TUESDAY

Clifton Webb in "MR. BELVEDERE RINGS THE BELL”

LONDON -(CP) -- Canon '1'. P Stevens. vicar

a hapw church organist.

- . cllffe; 2. James Jeffrey; (bl-1. Saturday Matlneesi Paul MacDougsll; 2. Barry Nor- 9330 3-m- -- - 359 & 150 ring; 3. Lyndla Cutcllffe. 2230 p.m. . 50C & 35c Assistant Teacher, Orvelene C.

- and prizes at the end of the year. of ii. Wimbledon Church, believes a good wife makes "When an organist occdslonally drogsithe hymns it means he is temporarily

Hospital. Gcriie and Agnes O'Mc:ira , Mrs. Rooney, James and Noreen, Thelma Ahern

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shea

Visitors to Summerslde on Sat- urday evcning. November 1st from

this vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mm John From Burns MacArthur, Rosalie. Carol M... and Mrsy peter Gavin and and Lana, Mrs. Gordon MacArthur, mnmy Mrs. Allison Raynaor and son John. Mr, mg M”, M. M. Foley Mrs. Roland Bryant. and son Vans. Mr, and Mrs, Emmet Itfccug Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Callaghan -Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nisbet and Dr. G. 1.. and Florence Keefe Mr. Alex Nisbet have returned to Mrs. Frank McAlduff and Fran-

their home in Portland. Maine... ces

after spending a week visiting re- M71 End MF5- EVBFPN Sh” latives and friends here. Mrs. An- MR and MFl- Alfred F0l!'.V

gue MacArthur accompanied them MR and MW W””9d Galldl" on their return home, and will vis- yllb ""3 3'5: klefmli (();?ll;'9”

it relatives in Maine and Massach- " '”'d ”' re ' 5 use": Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rooney

' Mr. and Mrs. Allan McAlcer

MThe :ubc1tioiiDSalrla;dtli:elgzms!0t :Yf!i(:l glcfhgiiit lciiiifliilxan toi-iamVVest”helcIlmoeh Tfitiiirsday sofa. ML and MN" Ray Foley ternoon, October 30th was well st- spmhul muquey. tended. Mr. MacLeod disposed of

nil his stock and farminiz 1mD19' Mr. and Mrs. James McI(lnnon ments. Mr. and Mrs. M.acLeod M155 Emmy o'com.o;-

plan to visit with their son Wesley and family, Halifax, N. 8.. in De- ccmber, later going to Ottawa to visit their daughter, Mrs. Coulson and Mr. Caulson.

Enrollment cleties:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cari Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Farrell Mrs. Wade. Marie and Ann

iny Purgaiorlal So-

F1oral Tributes Pillow, The Family. Basket of flowers, Mabel and Sybil Spray, Florence Spray, Mrs. Lsurs Inman Spray. Willard and Dora Spray, Ira and Ruin Wallace

Proceeds, for the evening were.

An enjo, le masquerade dance was held i Springhili School on Friday evening. October 31st. First prize went to Miss Doreen Cotton as the best dressed lady and to Mr. Eldon Moore as the best dress- ed gentleman. Miss Erma Moore as the mystery Man. caused much mer- rement and guessing. Music was

Mildred.

' Wall-Adams Wedding

-A quiet but very pretty su- tumn wedding tool: place at the Trinity United Church. Bummer- side, on Saturday. November 1st. when Hazel Irene. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams. Darn- ley. became the bride of Reuben Frederick Wall. son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wall. Baltic.

The church was attractively de- corated for the occasion with bas- kets of mums, babys breath, and asparagus fern. The marriage cere- mony was performed by Rev. C. D. Matheson. .

The bride looked lovely in a wine gabardlne suit with navy ac- cessories. Her oorsags was of Queen Elizabeth roses, and her only ornament was a necklace. gift of the groom. ,

The bridesmaid. Miss Muriel Wall. sister of the groom, wore A blue gabardlne suit with navy sc- cessories. Her corsage was of white roses.