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SOCIAL EVENT.-Rev. and Mrs.

J. L. Lund of Wiiisioe. P. E. l. were somewhat surprised when on Wednes- day evenini: Jan. 19th. About forty of their friends from the North end of the Circuit gathered at the parsonage. A very pleasant time was spent with

games, music and social cast. During the evening refreshments ert served from the well filled baskets which had been brought by the friends. After the supper was over short speeches, which were much appreciated were given by several of the gentlemen. The company then united iii the singing of "God be with you till we meet again" The party then broke up but not before considerable in the way oi necessities for housekeeping had been given to the minister and his family.

FARMERS‘iNST|TUTE. - The an-

nual meeting of the Orwell Cove Farmers Institute took place in Or- well Cove Hall on Dec. 23rd. The meeting was called to ordcr by the president, Mr. Jas. Morrisey. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mr. Jas. E. McDonald, Secre- tary and adopted. it was moved and seconded that a set dats, (thcthird Tuesday in"'Dec.) be made to hold the annual meeting of the Orwell Cove Farmers Institute, carried unanimous- ly. lt was also decided that members and those wishing to become members pay in the annual fee of $1.50 before the 15th day of Feb., 1916. The fol- lowing oiilcers were electedz- Jas. Jenkins, president; Jas McKenna, Chas. McKenna, Martin Kelly. Al- bert Nicholson, Peter McKenna; Jas. TZ. McDonald, Sec'y.-(Pat. and Exam.)

GOOD YEARS WORK.- The New

Perth Dairying Company did a satis- factory busiizcss last season. The Patrons received an average of $1.03%c por 100 lbs. milk and the stock holders are being paid a divid- end of 4 p. c. The Co., contributed $75 to the Red Cross Society. The average iirlc`e"re'ali2ed"for cheese was 13.661i.U2c The average cost of milk drawing was 10.81c per 100 lbs. The average per cent of fat in milk was 3.614. The av- erage Quantity of milk required to make 1 lb cheese was 10.307 lb. At the annual meeting held on the 18th Inst the following board of Directors was appointed. viz- John Kennedy- New Pearth,- President; Wm. Cain, New Perth- Secretary; Alex. Ham- ilton, New Perth. Salesman; Jas. A. Gordon, New Perth. P. A. Kelly,- Rosoiieath; J. T. Curran, Baldwiii’s Road; Wm. McMillan, Alberry Plains.

SCHOOL WORK.-The semian-

nual examination oi’ Hampton School was held on Friday, Jan. 14th. The pupils were examined in tho differ- ent subjects by Mi'. McLeod, Princi- pal of Victoria School, and Mr. La- mont, Principal of Crapaud School; also Miss Inman, of Augustine Cove, Miss Marion McQuarrio, of Argyle Sliurc; Miss Miuiiio Sproul,, of lliiiuptou. and Mr. J. li. Myers, trus- loc. A large numlici' of tho parents were present, and cxprcssd them- selves as highly satisiicl with the way in which tho scholars acquitted thcmsclvcs, which bespoaks good work on the part of the teacher, Mr. Lorne Lea, who at Christmas, was presented with a beautiful fountain pen by the scholars. After the ex- amination the following program was rendered by the scholars: Open- ing address, Louise Cameron; reci- tation, Words of Welcome, Stella Frcncli; recitation, The Chil<lrcn's Day, Rota Cameron; recitation If I were you, Jack Cunicron; recitation, What is lcc? Lulu Myers; chorus, We'll Never Let thc Old Flag Fall; recitation, Tho Green Grass Under the Snow, Albert Ferguson; recita- tiou. The Call. Velma Nelson; rccl- tatlou, The Sweet Little Girl, Emma McDougall; recitation, Noah. Noah, Kenneth Cameron; recitation, The Chinese School, Dorothy McKinnon; recitation, Her Papa, Annie McQuar- rie; recitation. When Bertha ’Spects her Beau, Freda McKinnon. The school was nicely decorated with evergreens, by the teacher and pupils.

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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr.

and Mrs. William DoCostc, of Char- lottetown, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ella DeCoste, to Mr. Hartle Somers, of Kinkora, the marriage to take place on the thirty- ilrst day of this month.

P. E. ISLAND FOX SKINS LEAD

MARKET.-At the great St. Louis Fur sale held recently the high price for a pair of Silver Fox skins was brought by a pair of Prince Edward lslaiid skins. The St. Louis Globe Demo- crat. reporting the sale, says “A single pair of Silver Fox skins sold yesterday for $2350. The pair came from Prince Edward Island and was bought by Mr. Wolfson. New York."

A WELCOME VISITOR. - Mi'_ Wil-

liam Ryan of Cardigan Bridge arriv- ed in the city yesterday by thc morn- ing train. While in the city Mr. Ryan paid a friendly visit to St. Duns- .staifn College. , .wli_li:h..insi.lLutlou...lic. had been attending for thc past term. Mr. ityaii's class mates were delight- ed to see him amongst them once more. A number of them escorted hlni to the Railway station where they wished him unbounded success in his future enterprises.

A' COURT MARTIAL- One man of

the 105th Battalion, who in disobedi- ence of orders acted as a. soldier should not, was tried by Regimental Court Martial on the 18th and sent- enced to 42 days detention. The pro-l mulgation of the sentence took place just prior to thc presentation of thc Field Kitchen in thc presence ot' "A" and "B" Co’s., 105th Battalion. it was the first timc it was necessary to cn- force such a. sentence and it is the hope of the commanding oillcer that it will be the last.

THE CAR FERRY STEAMER.-The

new Car i°‘ci'ry steanicr Prince i<)il\vard inland. is giving good promise of dis- tiiiguislling hcrilclil ’l‘l1c frost ol' thc past week has bccn sulllclcntly scvcro to form quite licavy icc in the harbour and evcii in thc Strait. So for tho ice liai; givcn thc Prince Edward island no trouble whatever and she has made her trips both ways practically onSum- mer conditions schedule. Her prcdc- cessor, the Earl Grey, was a powerful boat and while there is no means of comparing the iceilgliting qualities of the two, except the memory of the Grey‘s performances, there is every prospect that the new steamer will far outclass her inimedlatc aiiddlsliiiguisli- cd prcdcccssor.

ARRESTED IN CHARLOTTE-

TOWN.-The Si. .loiiii Sluiidarri of Jany 18th says. Word was received from Cliatliam yesterday that the chief of police in that town had placed uu- dcr urrcst Nicholas ltichardsoii. who they located in Charlottetowii, on thc charge of blganiy. and the prisoner is

being held awaiting the arrival of an oillcer i'roiu St. John, who is 0 con- duct. him back to this city for trial. As nearly as can be learned, Richardson is a fairly well to do farmer who had resided at Notre Dame de ls. Rlvlcr de Portage. lt was on March 26th. 1912. that he was married to Marie Jeanne Savoie, and the ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Theoplle Hachl. of Tracadie_ Richardson resided with his wife for some time until he took a liking for Miss Fanny Venlot of his home place. and coming 'to St. John was married to her, giving his name as Nicholas Richardson. This second marriage was performed on August 16th last. The news of Riciiardson's crime soon became known and Rev. J. S. Robicliaud, of Portage River, N. ll., who is the priest In charge of that parish, took a hand in the matter and was instrumental in having.a warrant. sworn out for the man's arrest. Early last fall an oillcer was sent from St. John for the purpose of making the arrest but wlicn ho arrived at Rich- arson’s home lie found that the man .hed made his escape. Richardson

healthy vigor use Ferrosoae which all] turned up again 8 low diy! 880 Bild

the information being given to the Chatham chief of police he was taken into custody.

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-Lt. LeMessurier. of Halifax erriv- _ - Dit of the Presbyterian (,hurcl1 at Ox-

' ed here yesterdayby the Pi-inceEdward P ford, N. S., on Sunday and delivered

5 island and left iatiwartoriiooniorsuni- _'I Lw,o very .annealing disvouwes to

. ' -g I merside, where he will have charge large audiences.

. of the Army Service Work, in coiiiiec-

` ~ tion with 105th Highland itcglmcnt. SUCCESSFUL SUPPER.-The sup-

' ' per given last night by the

llall was successful beyond all ex- pcctatioias there being ii large ation- duiicc ami u. most enjoyable supper So well liinl tho ladies provided for thc [cast and so siicccssiul was it that it was decided to repeat the supper on Sntiirdny afternoon i`roin 4' to 8. 'l‘lii.~ proceeds are in aid of the Clinrch building l~‘imd.

RUST|C0.- Mr. Muthiur Doiroii

who for the last ihrec or four years has been working in Western Canada has recently returned to 'his old home lu Rustlco. where he intends to remain uiitll about the ilrst of March.- A- mong those attending the Patriotic Wlilst given under the auspices of the Assumption Society iii the A. O. ll.. hall. (lliarlottctown last Friday night were Mr. mid Mrs. Cornelius Doucette Miss Josie Dolron. Messrs liitttliias Dolron. liubert lllanchard, Mike Doi- ron and Cornelius Piiieau of Rustico. -T.

KENSINGTON HALL SOCIAL.-

Lust evening an excellent Basket So- cial aiid entertainment was held in Kensington Hall, the Rev. R. G. Ful- ton preaiding. The object of the so- cial was to purchase a piano for use in the Hall. An excellent programme was carried through which was much appreciated by all prcscut. The fol- lowing is the programme: Quarltet-io, by Kensington small Boys; Solo by Mr. Beers, (encored) Dialogue, E. Murdock and Edgar Whitlock; Quartette, "Keep the Home fires Burning,” Solo. Miss Thorne, (encored) Reading, Samuel Proiltt; Reading Muriel Fraser. After the programme the baskets were auc- tioned off in an able manner by Mr. L. E. Prowse, and it is expected that about $75 dollars will be realized.

SPLENDID MEETING. - The an

nual meeting of the Royal Scarlet Chapter of Crapaud, was held in Derry Lodge room. Long Creek, on January 14th. The companions pres- ent represented all the lodges in the district. Aiter thc regular discussion of business. Bro. Harrison Shaw of Argyle L. 0. L. No. 1775. was ail- vnnced to this dcgrcc. This chapter has been very suci;e:-mini durliii; the pas; ycar and coiisiair.-ring thc now set oi' oilicers clcctvrl bills fair to be as prosnc rousrdurinr; ' thc "coming" ' year? The ncw oillccrs for 1916 ure: VV. C. in C.-Chcstcr Shaw. E. C. in C.- .lolm Fergnsoii. Cliap.-Alexander MacKenzie. Scribe-L. J. MacKinnon. Tres.-D. J. Campbell. H. at A.-Neil MacDonald. lst Lect.-Alfred Camer- on. 2nd Lect_-George M. Campbell. ist Cond.-Neil E1 MacEachern. 2nd Cond.-Duncan Buchaiinan. l. H.- Arch MacDonald. O. H.-Harrison

Shaw. The new ofiiccrs were tiicn in- stalled by Com. John G. MacPhail P. W. C. in C. The following address was then prescnicd to Com. Melvin Buch- annau and Com. llnrrlsuri Shaw, who with the 105th Bnttalioii. Dcar Coln- panions:-As you have donned tho khaki. and have one to iight for Lib- crty and Right, we shall miss you very much. but we know that you are obeying a higher duty than that to your companions, and that is your duty to your King and Country, and wo iccl surc Ilini you, in your new duties will coiiiinci. yoursclvcs wlili thc some courage :mil stcadfastnoss that you have always shown in our order, and wlicncvcr your duty calls you wc wish you success and a snfc arrival hoiuc, crowned with victory. Please accept this, niomcuto, not for its value, but in the spirit in which it is given. Signed. A. A. MacDougall, Alexander MacKenzie. L. J. McKin- non, Com_ ,

HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE SHORT

COURSE.-'l`l\c iollowliig studciiis are cnrollod in thc Short (louriic classes being conducicil in l’i'incc of Witlcs College: Miss Maggie Waits York; Miss Nora Walsli St i"cicr’i-I; Mists Eva Vickcrsoii`Norili ltivcr; Miss Ainilo Qulltle llocky Point; Miss Miii‘gni'ct liowat 'l‘ryon»; Miss Elsie liolmcs llainpi-iliii'c; Miss Josephine Lurkins St i’ctcr's; Miss ll. M. Lang Tryon; Miss Mary E. Kelly Maplewood; Mrs. M. Kelly Maplewood; Miss Bertie MacMillan Wood islands; Miss Maulic C. llaslam Springfield; Miss Kallc Sullivan Vernon Bridge; Miss Annie McKenna Vernon liridgc; Miss Aiinic Beaton Bonsliaw; Miss Victoria Lowc Murray Rivcr; Miss Christina Mac- Donald Whim Road; Miss Bessie Mac- Donald Springiou; Miss Estelle Aitken Georgetown; Miss Florric McLean North Wiltshire; Miss Evelyn Clow North Wiltshire; Miss Gertrude Cul- len Sherwood; Miss iscah Prowse lio- yalty.

-WEDDING BELLE.-Leighton Sie-

wart. Mining Engineer formerly of Summcrside, P. E. I.. now of Santiago, Chili. South America, and Helen M. Christie. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Christie of Amherst. N. S.. were united in marriage this morning at ten-thirty at the home of tho bride. `3 Adelaide Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. C. W. Ross in Ilie presence of tho immediate friends and relatives. Tho weddhig march was played by Miss Emily Chris- tie, and tho door was opened by Miss Jean McLaughlin, cousin of the bride. After the ceremony a dainty luncheon was served, and a very pleasant social hour was spent with the bride and groom. The brldo looked charming In a handsome navy blue costume, with s. pink crepe do chene blouse. and it ve chic velvet hat. She carried an un‘\§iIally beautiful shower bouquet of carnations and lilies of the valley. Among the out of town guests were Mrs. Henry Reid, Sackvllle aunt'of the bride, and Mr. Stewart of Summer- side, father of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart left at noon on the C. P. R. for Chili, via New York. accom- panied by the very best wishes of many friends. Mrs. Stewart was one of Amherst’s most popular youll! 18° dies and her departure from town will be much regretted. The News ex- tends to them its best wishes for fu- ture happiness in their new home. "Amherst News." (The

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-INDIAN RIVER AND VICINITY

-Sonic of the speedy horse owners arc preparing their animals for tlic fray, when the ice on the bay_ is strong enough. A very pleasant af- ternoon is in store for thc young peo- ple of indian Rlvcr in thc near fut- ure. liir. Parmenus Phillips, of llam- iltou, has purchased the handsome farm and residence of Mr. Burrows Moa:-ic. on thc Kensington Road. Mr. John S. Mcl.cllan lms gone East to spcnd his holidays in (.‘liarloltctowu with his daughter. Mrs. J. Austin 'l`ralnor.-Mrs. D. Bcairsto is on it visit to Darnlcy, the guest oi' hcl' son. Mr. W. P. Bculrsto. Mr. Fred Beuirsto has rclurncd to his home in indian River, uftcr an cxccllcnt trip to Worcester. Mass.

-MOVING FROLIC. - A vcry suc-

cessful liaullng frolic was hcld on Fri- day last, when a fair sized house was hauled all the way from Cape Eg- mond to Abrani’s Village, thc distance by ice being about four miles. At hall’ past clcvcn the house made ii start and at one o'clock it was on thc spot. lt was feared by some that the ice was not in zi ilt condition to bear thc strain. but though it somcilmcs did bend dowiig considerably thc house drawn by lliteains was hurriedly tak- enlovcr. Mr. Edbilbert Poirier had taken charge of this haul, and ,as had been anticipated, made a success of it. The owner of thc house wishes to extend to all those who supplied teams or in any way hclpcd the thing along, his most heartfelt thanks, also to the people of Cape Egmond who so generously gave a helping hand. Most of the teams were from Abram’s Village with the exception of one from Cape Egniond. two from Maximville and two from Urbanvillc.--M.'

-VlCTORIA.- A new opcn nh: rink

was opened in Victoria on Saturday evening. Quito a iiurnlicr oi' yopng people wi-.rc present. und a very cu-

joyahlc- 'evening 'was 'spc11t':`Th'is' is'

only one ol’ thc many happy cvcnlngs

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that tho young people hopc to spend in this rink during the wiutoi°.- The many friends of Mrs. W. M. Snow. Victoria. will egret to hear that she has been confined to her home forthe past week, with a severe attack of la grippc_- Mrs. (Capt.) _ A. McLean, Victoria. has returned home after spending a fcw days in Elliots, thc guest of her sister Mrs. C. \Vood.- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sliorrcn and Miss Pcarlc ilowatt Cape Traverse spclil Friday and Saturday visiting *friends and relatives in Crnpyaud.-V.

SUPREME COURT.-In thc Sir

prcmc Court ycslcriiny I bciorc iii.; Lordship the Chief Justice Sir W. \'\ - Sullivan the case was resumed of John Stewart Fox Co. Ltd., versus VVl\clan and others, action for recovery 0f_$25- 62 on promissory note. At the adjourn- ment of the Court at 5 o'cl0ck the casc was concluded so far as thc addresses of Counsel were concerned. ills Lord- ship will charge thc Jury this iiioriiliiii on resumption at 10.30.

-ST. NICHOLAS. -The hull' your-

ly examination of St.. Nicholas Scliool was hcld in the hall on Dec. 21st. _A largc crowd of ratepayers of the dis- trict were present which evinced thc great interest taken in education. The hall was artistically decorated for thr occasion. The pupils were carefully examined by Rev. M. Monaghan. Miss Flossle Gaudet ami the teachers, Miss Gaudet and Miss Arsenault. A pro- ram of choruses, dialogues. and reclin- tions was well rendered by the pupils between the classes. Aftcr the cx- aminatiou the pupils were all invited to the hull in the evening wlicrc u Clirislmas treo had been prepared by Iicv. M. Monaghan and thc teacher. A large numlicr were prcscnt also Santa Claus who distributed presents to this childrcn. After a-fcw rccltuiious and dialogues thc cvcning was brought to

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generally stomach and liver are first to suffer.

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drink tea or coffee with seeimg impunity, b_ut when disturbances of the digestive organs result in head ache, biiiousness, irritability, and other common symp toms of caffeine poisoning,it’s time for the tea or coffee drinker to look to his table beverage for the true

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Postum has a rich, snappy flavour, yet contains no caffeine (the drug in tea and coffee) nor other harmful

There are two forms of Postum. The original

Poatum Cereal must be boiled; Instant Postum is soluble in boiling water and can be made in the cup at ' table. Both kinds are equally delicious and the cost

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