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was her bridesmaid and wore a pink jersey dress and carried s bouquet of sweetpeas and carnal.- ions. The bride's mother wore a black dress with a corsage of red roses. The groom's mother was st~ tired in s blue dress with corsage of pmk roses.
‘Following the ceremony a p“ - tion was held at the home. T e bridal couple received the best wishes of their many friends. They will reside in Moncton where the Broom is employed.
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AMHERST, June l8 -Aquiet but getty wedding was solemnized on
ednesday. June 12, when Vivian Martha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E3. Bewkea. became tho bride of Kelsin n. son 01f Mrs. How- stt and the late MA. I-Iow-att of Amherst formerly o! Cape Trav- erse, P . The ceremony was pct- forrned by Rev. M. S. Richardson. retired Baptist pastor. The home was beautifully decorated with up- plo blossoms and lilacs.
The bride wore a dress of blue TOWER MIENAQERJE lorry 301th matcthing veilltand car-
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Frank wont rigid; and in shadow of the dock-house. w_ho had beengo wrapped in he!‘ own thoughts that she hsd not observed thenruntll that quest- ion. mentlonlng her own name. hsd brwsht her abruptly beck w
her surroundings. went rigid too, and shrank into the darkness. Dorflthy found herself eaves- ‘ "'1 answer frankness , with frankness," said Frank at last.
speaking slowly. “I was. But I'm not sure any more now. That's all over. You can't help me in that. and I don't want help. But--’
"Well?" said Florence.
She was very near him and sud- denly he became terribly conscious of her nearness and her loveliness.
Bedors she realized what he was about to do——"
"Florence!" laid Frank.
He had taken her in h arms and kissed her..
Unobserved. Dorothy Ellington
slipped swiftly awsy into the dark~
ness.
Gently but firmly, Florence ro- leued herself.
“I'm sorry!" said Frank awkward- ly. "Florence. [m a cad! I apolo- gise! Ii‘
“Don't he an ass,’ raid Florence cheerfully. "It was very sweet of you. Thank you very much.’
She smiled st him resssurlngly~ the old smile of couiradahip.
"A girl likes to be kissed on oc- casion by a really nice young man --and you are thoroughly nice, Frank! Besides. the voyage is near- ly over. and I was rather hoping
you'd do it before we parted.
‘But of course there was nothing more to it than that. You can't fool yourself my dear, and you certain- ly can't fool mel" She paused. "You= are in love with her aren't you?" i
He nodded. rather shame-faccly. "I'm afraid you're right. I am. If; you won't think me rude—kissing you has made me sure of ltl But, it's quite hopeless, Florence. So.” he added. with a smile. "if you're determined not to allow me to fling myself st your head in an effort to forget-and quite right. too-—I suppose I'll have to apolo- gise to my bus and reinstate her in the position she used to occupy —wlfe and sweetheart. as Hoffy says!"
“But why is it hopeless?" ner- slsted Florence.
He shrugged. “It's a long story. To begin with. she's engaged, us you know. I thought at first that that hsd been s ghastly mistake. which providence had chosen me to put right! But it was I who was making the ghastly mistake." He shook his head. “Let's talk about something else."
I O l O O
But Rupert Festherstone step- ped alertly on to the deck of the Athlone Tower. blissfully ignorant of that conversation. or of the night which his fiance had spent gazing. not dry-eyed. st the low ceiling of her cabin. fhlnking—of another man.
Dorothy and Professor Ellington were waiting to greet him.
Rupert acted typically. He kissed Dorothy's cheek. shook the pro- fessor's hand. and produced from under his arm a large wooden box.
He glanced round. as thnutzh fearing spying eyes. Then with tender care he removed the lid from the box. His own eyes were shining.
"There!" said Rupert triumph-
antly.
In a nest of tissue aper my a fragment of a dome-s apezl piece of brown bone. and a few ancient
teeth. Professor Ellington lifted the specimen gently. and then began
excitedly. . . .
Dorothy Ellington turned away. The last hope had failed.
If Rupert had come aboard carrying flowers. If he had even came aboard esnpty-handed, but had greeted her with at least some of the enthusiasm befitting a young men who has been parted from his fiance for two years- things might have changed. She might have continued bravely with that losing battle with hcr- self, trying desperately to re- kindle the belief that Rupert was the man for her. and she was the girl for Rupert.
But- Rupert had come aboard with art of an apemans skull tucke under his arm...
THE LOVERS MEET
Of course she was being unfair. A month ago. shc would have exulted that he was not as other men. She would have praised his detach- ment. his loyalty to his work. his disdain of romantic notions and idiotic rubbish of that kind. No. it was not Rupert who had changed. It was she who had changed. But she had realized that too late. For Frank Carter. rebuffed by her. had sought consolation. and the ro- mance she had scorned. elsewhere
"There can he no doubt of it.” El- lington was declaring. "'I'hls has the Pekln man licked to a frazzlel My boy. I congratulate you! He, grinned with almost fiendish glee. and his black moustache bristlcd. ‘biiiilhen ‘old Jackson hears about
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Professor Ellington found Christ-
ine Carter. pretty and petite, at
his elbow. She was drawing on a
Elixir of gloves and smiling up at m.
(To be continued)
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Emmi. MEETING or was vsnuox raven c. w. 1..
The annual meellnfl of the Vernon River sub-division of tn: Catholic Women's League was held in st. Ann's Chapel on May 26th trim a good attendance.
The meeting opened with pray- er by Rev. Msgr. Maurice Mc- Donald. The president, Mrs. Jos- eph Ryan presided. The minutes of the last meeting were read bY Mrs. Chester Walsh who was m9- nolnted secretary for the meeting.
The treasurer read s very cre- ditable report of the year's activ- ities. The total receipts of the vear anwunted lo $982.00. Rev. Msgr. McDonald addressed the ladies. thanking them for their oo-ooeration in the past year and rave a moot interesting talk.
The election of officers than took place which resulted as fol-
we: oPresident. lm-s. Joseph Ryan (r0- ectcd). -
lst Vice-President. Mrs. M. J.
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2nd Vice-President. Mrs. Nell Gallant.
3rd Vice-President. Mrs. Alphon- sus O'Donnell.
Secretary. Agatha O'Donnell.
Seoretar Irrcaaurer. Mrs. MscDonnu .
Corresbondlna Secretary. Catherine O'Donnell.
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The president thanked Miss Mary Collins for so faithfully st- Zcnding the altars and the men mho in any wsy hel-ped to make the entertainments a succem. A vote of thanks was tendered the officers. Mrs. E. Rosslter llflve H very pleasing address at the closc of the meeting. Meeting adjourn- ed.
DARNLEY W. I.
The regular meetlngpf Darnley W. I. was held mt the home of Mrs. Clarence Hickey on Wednes- day night. June 5th. Madam presi- dent presided and meeting open- ed by singing Institute Carol end
repeating the Creed. Mbmlbcns answered roll oall with an ex- change of seeds. etc. We were 9
pleased to number. Minutes of meeting were reed. approved and signed. Blocks were passed in for flannelette -quilt to buv enough ish the quilt and ed in the hall some afternoon or evening. showed s. balance clear of $22.81. Thsndss were extended to the Institute for sick treats and sym- pathy cards Correspondence was read and diseased. was decided to donate s5 The Children Fluid" and O15 to Red Cross. Bills were accepted and omitted Dsld. Plans regarding ice cred-m social and painting of hall chairs were left over for next meeting. Mrs. James Hickey and Mrs on were appointed
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day.
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Roselma started piano lessons last September and since has play- ed at several church concerts. When asked how she diltfguishcd the different notes. hor answer was. "Oh. they Just say thotrnam- es to me." ‘
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