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ii,-,,_;;.;i.;_mce with Professor I-I. H. h band and daughter, Mrs. Bruce 5i~.ii\\', Chief Siiperniteiident of t Crozier with whom she resided be- 13_i;i<~ut;on, wlioms he had met side owrscrts, and also met Dr. B. N- who deeply deplore her passinl

11'_hf~ri.wii_ Prziiciilal Of PUNCH °f Wai--s College. Bild Othw edu- cut:cr.i.~:s_

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l.~.l.;oi..-rs of St. James Church. er C...-ii-,_~u_'.\'n, will celebrate the u 100111 anniversary of the fvovundihz to ff m"“f Pansh Tu°"d8'y' August was making the fight a difficult

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ffl *JY H15 E;‘°"“°“°Y- Mm’ REV* gresident of the aistner. the me

J. A. O'SuElivan, Bishop of Char- had bee ould In 1 lat iottcioiin. mul fi sermon will be Tu n sm er 3 “we 5

9f\`”°fh°d by Rt' Rev' G J' Mc' flames DCGBIH to spread rapidly In _

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L,.,;.i_»i, P, A, V. G., of Summerside. W

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info in the eveniiils- Wednesday _._ Solemn _ mem Maw for me gachment, Charlottetown, and Con

dead of the parish will be offer

gd by Fat-her Louis Dousan. gf

were in danger, it was believed. ..

Pfmcti Edward' mmm natimel The extent of the fire and the

Park is rapidly taking form. About ‘ 40 men have been emP1»0Y¢¢ M me

intcontheriorthsidoolfholi- d

laxff-8 of apmmdmmdy "ooo ga e temporary hope that the fire

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W0 Iflrge bathing hm” are bb but clearing weather and high

lr.; tzeiistiucted, one fit. Dalvay and a:;ct.1;er at Cavendish. A largv PG'

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-*lim 15 81” ben* “M” ‘” *h* after six weeks with lime rainiaii.

park mea..

Fifteen miles of win hlldlil

will, it was expected, be 011119195' ed this mu while a road one and orre-quarter miles long ls be1nK built from the entrance bo Dalvay across a marsh.

At Cavendish, “Green Gables,"

lt one time the resiidenoa of LUCY Mniitle Montgomery, now the wife of Rev. Ewan MacDonald in Nor- vril, Ont., and well-known author- rss wlimse works included “Anne of Gricn G-:\.b1es,” has been taken _ over for pork purposes.

A number of cabins to accoino- l

dart- tourists will be constructed next _wiir aroimd Dalvay and

C;i\'|:ndisli.

Mr. Allen l\frtcKay,ls temporary park-keeper while Mr. C, E. Webb ' i.. v\':ti't1i~n for the Cavendish sec- ` tion :ind Mr. C. E. Miller for the

D.tlvny suction.

(iI{II"l"Il\`~G1‘\I.liANT NUPTIALS 1

---.-\ ivcflrling of much interest was ` s_»If»iniiirr\ti at St. Aiin‘s Church, Lot. llfi. ai 8 0`t'lot-k on VVednesdi\y. J_i:i»,- llrltli. when Miss Alice Mae Gullniit, dzuichtvr of Mr. and Mrs, Jolaii W, (`l.illniil, bevfiiiie thc bride of Mr. P.iti‘i<~k I.ouis Griiliii. The t‘i»:fni<»viy uns pii'foi`iiu‘(l by R,<‘v.- I/‘li lI<':’i‘1'll, P.P,. who H180 C018- lwzitf-tl the Nuptinl Mass. The cli'i»_E» hurl ht-1-n prettily decor-

fa'» 'l for tht- o<‘l‘ii.»l0ll. AS tht’ iw-_ it (tw-:~.‘~i th.; chiirt-h. Mr. Leo Ilt~i~i'i:;tii pl;i_v<~il the wedding

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incurable tii.»i'iisi». The into Ali.- Cniiipbell vvas A tuleiiifwi inii~i',inii , educated In Boston, Mass., she fill- _

ed the position as organist both; in Suinmerslde :ind MalpCl`l\1l` _ churches for a number of years _ till the time of her illne\s. She wits

an eiit~rgctic and nrtive number of the United Church in Malpcquc

all its activities and will bel

s a large number of friends

age, about two miles from imt Stewart, last night and ounted Police were directing the forts of a large niunber of voi- teer fue fighters who labored subdue the flames High wind

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esday Yesterday afternoon the

ood land owned by ’\/Ir Wallace clntyre A tall for assistance was

bles Peter Jay, S. W. Leamd and LeClair, were sent to the scene the oonflagration. No building.-

ount of damage could not be

ed last night. A light shower rain shortly after nina o'clock

v ould be brought under control

ugh green timber, tinder dry

A wedding of much interest to

their many friends took place in Borden Chapel, Thursday, Aug- ust 12th. at 7 a.m. when the Rev. W. E.Monag'lian united in mar- riage Mr. Elmer Roberts of Middle- IOH. and Miss Mary McDonald, daughter of Mrs. Charles Mc- Donald of Borden.

The bride looked charming in

her pretty white silk wedding gown carrying a bouquet of white roses and maiden hair !em_ She was attenidled by Mrs, Leo McGrath of Jersey City, sister of the groom who was gowneci in pale green. Mr. Leo McGrath was best man_

After a wedding breakfast at thc

home of the brlde's mother the young couple loft on it motor trip through the Miirltliiies.

Previous to licr wedding thc

bride, who was the popular tric- phone operator at Borden, was tendered a shoiver nt which she received many beautiful and use-- ful presents, The groom is principal of Middleton School. Their many fricnrls wisli them n happy and pi'o.spr\i'otis married life.

-PRETTY WEDDING - A very

pretty wedding was so1emn'zed on Wednesday evening nt. 7 D. m. nt the home of Mr. livrlloy Miittnrt, Czirll-ton, when his tlniiglitcr Mls,s_ Arctn H. Muttiirt, bcr~n_tnc the bridei f Mr. John A. Annvar of Mbnta-I

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iiizti-ch. .'\ppi-npi-lnt1~ hymns wrre guru Rev. Fi'cderii-.k Young of Tryon 1

r»':fl¢~i'a~fl during the ceremony. inf- bi-ulc was vt-rv clifirmlng in n lin-_ 13.' m>'.\~ri ol soft white satin \\‘:'h ‘iw cuiivviitltiiiiil veil and wt-mth of orange biossonis In hor r..iu1l she carried it beautiful bou- :i wil of r_"ii'lintiI)ns l'Il'lfl ninidcfl ‘mir fcrii. The bride was nttoiidcfi bv hir sisffr. Fivclyn, who wore a fiuwircd chiffon dress with whiff-

prrformed the ceremony under A benntlful nrcli of pink and white? phlor and ferns iii the prcscnccl

of inimcillntv iw-liitivvs and frleiidsi

Tho room was tl:-1-niiiicrl with vascs` of .~\\'<~et pens :intl ,_-hulioii, The brirli- wns clmrinliig in rm ankle lviiyth linpnrtt-rl gown of slicll pnkl satin uncle-r silk uct. hniiclcd with' pink silk, and <-nrrzt-rl ii, slicnf ofi phil: roses mid fern. As she entered l

Rf'f‘f‘SSU\'if`S~ 7710 iU`0"'m ‘W5 “UW ith- rmnn wlih licr fiithcr who gavei

prirtrd by his broilwr_ Mr. .lamesl Griffin, As thc brldnl pai't_v left 1 Qi" rhiirch l\ir, l'1crrlgnn plnvctl n t-fflfl-ns: innrrh. A sumpttious wed- l Sim' brcnkfnst was .served at the hrldl-‘s homo. in the immediate

hcr in niarriagc, Miss Agncs An-I that plitvr-d thc \VctltIinit Mnrch.,

fiiir nt.'t-ndnnt tins her nit-cn litt cl'

,\/ll_= ll`f‘iil:\h .lni'4liiic, who wits very; \viii.=oiiu- in pnlc hluc .silk m'x.'antly, and carrying a hnskct nf flowers.

y,g,__.,,1_, ,md rf»i;,f|_»,._<, Rim- which Diarng the signing of the register

Ml Vinrv Mti‘tiirt sang very

‘hc happy _voting couple left for a fl* -U . - - ,_.._,,,.,,,,1 ,,,,,r of th, Mmmmm sweetly O Perfect Love." A buffet The hrillc irnvrllcd in n smkrt “""l’"" Wm ‘wrvm M me guesm' 1.. _____~1 out with hut. and acces- Mr' 'md Mrs' Anmnr me 'pending :ww nr ,hm Pwvimm to mr their hon.:-yniooii in New IV '_ Hn ' .lp _ Wm 3 Upon their return they will ioitlrlcl 1"" ‘~"" ‘ "K “"5 R in Montague, Previous to hor mar-1

cil-r-~11__nroi|.s sliowvr, and was the

rlnlze the bride was the gnc-st of-

f€’f5l‘l'"l ”" "‘""l` “*"’fUl K|f'~"' Mr' honour at it bridal shower where ""`~fl .\"`-‘* Grim" Wm milk* UM' -hc received mnnv lnvcly lzlfls. The

*inmc ln Emyvale where the groom

Guardian Joins ln extending best

h I prosperous young former. wishes to the-bride and poem/-I

.\`\I\II'A'I`Il\' EXTENDED - Mr.

.l. W. I-iarding of the International C.tiic,\poiiLiciice Scliools, Scranton, lat, »\;ll have the sympathy of ii.t;.tis in this province on ilic

t:tr..h oi his beloved wife vililch oc- ‘

t'i.i‘:`t`ti ull Aug. (itll. MIB. H8rdI11g‘ li;_.- \i.-iictl here scvci'a tmcs wiih her lixisuuiiii and will be very .zintiiy rt>incinbci'ed. ,

-SL‘.\i.\IERSIDI'l GOLF NEWS- 'iliric was not much activity out ,ii-,- Suinniwslde pol course lns't| _~._i»l:, but some mittclics in they lzsiitiicnp clininpion.~h p were run

mi and also in the Class B. cham- I ;,_.uii.-liip.-_ In the handicap chain-: p,<»i:,~liips Norman MacLeod ttlitli t‘uiti.'c<l David Urch 5 and 4, W. p Ntntnnii d~l'eii|.<\i C, 1. Peters. In L`1;i\< ii. Cliaiinpioiisliips W. J. \\l;:t::g.' thitl-.i ml S. Smith unl

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A nuniln‘i‘ of frieiiils fi'oin Sen ,

\`i_\\' .init .siiirtliiiicliilg 1-'0fllm‘J'l'. x'1».~ _L_-i\tlicrt‘<l nt the home ci. .\ii'. I _.nu .xirsg Krith Donald. Mal- Q puiii,-_ or. .\l,liidfi\' eveiiiiig to \.\'cl- l

_ -:nu th ni to their new home in Ii \;»_1~~'|iic. ’l`liiv were p:‘csf:i,~'-cl ; .~e-\r-rail'lwiiiitlltil gifts lic- -i.i,:_ inn' i' \\'t\i'tl.s of wclroiiic. Ml' l>1_t:.iIl though completely sur- pr.~c:l c:<|vi'c.<.<c<I his thank.; on be- l.,.lf of liiiitsclf and family for 'he 1 z: ‘nt kinfincss from so many .'i'.~ii<i.~. 'I`h-= evening was plcns- .inily -pi‘i;i in niiisic and social 1111' r fri.~_1iinciits were served bv ilu' lii<l;t»~. =_

Iil'I`(‘II|-l,\' SIIOWER - On Mon-

tl.i'.' eveiiiiu.; of last week, Mrs. ,l~.-i-pli ilnnier tnce M'argarf't| \\'iitlnr;k| was the guest of honor' at P kitchen showcr at the honic of Mrs. George Whitlock. The hi-ide-to-be was ushered to the pi~f~ttil_v decorated seat of honor, find the well laden carriage wasi ushered into the room by the young l nf-lzng bride and groom, Miss Ka_v‘ Whitlock and Master Jack Williams fthe former a sister of the bridel. The many gifts were opened by Mrs. Fred Whalen. while Miss Alice; Partridge read the accompanying' verses. F‘ollo\\mg an hour's amuse- ment, a dainty luncheon was served, after which all departed wishing the popular young bride much

happiness. V

Notables among the delegates at-

tending the annual convention this week of the Maritime Domain, Knights of Pythills. will be Past Chancellor P. Campbell Johnson, of Westmorland Lodge, No. 3. who will be the outstandng Pythian upon whom the Grand Lodge de- gree will be conferred by Grand Chancellor Hugh M. Flemming, of Juniper. N. B.. The visit of Mr. Johnson to Charlottetown should prove one of more than ordinary interest at this time. for it will be the first. time the Pythian Grand Lodge degree will be conferred up- on a son of one of the Fathers of Confederation in the chamber where his parent sat on September lst, 1864, when the Corifedera/tion pact was laid. It is' a unique dis- tinction both for Westmorland Lodge and the Mtarltime Domain to have such a noted figure within their ranks. and it is of further significance that the conferring of the degree should take place in the province known as the "Cradle of Confederation."

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-RETIRED FABJ/[ER 0|' PORT

HILL PASSES-There passed away in the Prince County Hospital on Thursday evening M.r. David Dougherty at 85 years of age. Mx. Dougherty was born in Port Hill, Prince County, and was the lon oi the late Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dougherty of that place. Mr. Dougherty engaged In farming and was considered one of the most successful farmers of that district. Scvci‘a.l years ago he retired and went to live in the pretty village of Tyne Valley, where he made many friends. During his long and useful life he took an active interest in the affairs of the community. He vvas it staunch Presbyterian. He was twice married, both his partners along life`s highway predeceased him. He leaves to cherish_hls mem- ory two daughters, I-Iaylf ahd Amy, both married and residing in Brit- i.-li Columbia; two sons, Edwin and Edgar in Boston, the former arriv- ing home to see his father before he died; also two sisters, Mrs. Cyril Doble of Port Hill and Miss Ada Dougherty in the U. S _ A. and one brother. Mr. Louis Dougherty of St." Louis, Missouri. The funeral was held on Saturday aftcmoon from the Prcsbyterian Church. Tyne Valley, and was very largely at- tended,-S

Delegates to the fifty-first an-

nual convention of the Maritime Domain Grand Lodge Knights oft Pythlris and to the 21st Conven- tion Grand Temple Pythian Sisters

wcre gathering in Charlottetowni last, night. opening business sos- _ .<ion of Grand Lodge takes plaoe‘ this morning in the convention room nt Reach Grove Inn. Mr. Hugh John Fleming, Grand Chan- , ce\ir, of Juniper, N. B.. will pre- side. Delegates will be welcomedf to thc Province by Premier Thane A. Campbell. In the aftemoon 1 delegates to the KIIIENS Of 7 Pythins Grand Lodge and Grand Temple Pythias Sisters will attend ‘ the Exiiibition. Pythis. sisters are i holding sessions in the 1. O. O. P. Hall Charlottetown. They will be welcomed by His Worship Mayor

P. W. Turner,

Ln.-t night an informal gct-to-

cetlir-r and dance was held In the

Oddfcl’ows Hall.

Lodge official: announced that t

about 100 delegates to Grand‘ Tcmplp and slightly more than that number to Grand Lodge had nrrivcrl and many more were ex- pected today. A large number were unable to cot to the Province last night because of heavy traffic at.

the Ferry.

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WEDNESDAY

in the passing of Russell Hun-

ter the Dundas section of P. E. I stood aghast In the realm of trag- edy. He was neither young nor oltl. n matured and vigorous nian .n full enjoyment of health and strength, a member of what a if-tv \t-:irs H80 UWM termed theniselvcs, "the younger set".

WILL ATTEND CONVENTION.-

F‘i',inds of Mr. R .E. I-iyiidnian of Cliarlottctoiui, and Mr. Allison P. _\l.tcLcaii of Montague, will be glad to learn that they have both been sucrcssfiil in qualifying for the I»_!undrcd Thousand Club of the Gita.:-Wcst Life Assurance Coni- p.iiu', wh ch they rcpiescnt. They wlll attend the Com|iaii_\"s Aniiiial Cnnieiitlon to be held near Tor- onto. and will leave August 28th.

VISITS AFTER 40 \'E.\RS.--

Among the visitors to the city for the week are Mr. and Mr . Ernest R.. Hill of Augusta. Maine who are guest. rittlic Q.ecn Hotel. Mr. Hill, who l.vcd hcrc for1,\'-_vents ago. ivorkug with the old firin of Vvwcks & Co. Look a prominent part in iiiu~i.al t- ;- ' .ii..i L. look- .rg for-ward to mci~‘in,; old friends of lh’~~e happy days.

-rL',\'Ei1.\i. or <;i~:oir"" " 1'.-\..i..-A large number of c;ti- zcns n‘tciiflcd t.ic tuncr.il of Georcc ll 1-‘rirr\'. \v1i-:ui wo, fi r< on Satiirdny afternoon from the Siimincrszde United Lhurth. RSV George A,\'<-rs conductcrl the scr- vlccs at thc church and grave. The pniibearcrs were Messrs. Hooper 1.liiklc~ltcr_ C, C. Dickie. Alex. Janiicsoii, James Cairns, P. I3. Clark and \Villai‘d Philips, S

-SIVDDI-IN DEATH Ol-` HARRY

I.AR(iE, I’OR'l`AGE - Nci','liboi\i‘s found thc lifeless body of l-1:iir,v Largo at his homc near Portrige on F‘rida_v last. His wife was away at the time and Mr. Large, who was about forty _rears of age had not been feeling well, and succumbed to a bad heart attack. The de- ceased was twice married, his sec- ond wife. form:-i‘l_v Annie Boyle. survives him. besides several chil- dren by his first. wife. The funeral took place on Saturday afternoon.

ACCEPTS POSITION,-Rev. 1'.

0. DeWo1fe pastor of The Tryon United Bapi_i.<.t Church has receiv- ed, and accepted an unanimous call to the Baptist Church at Caledonia, Queens County. Nova Scotia, Mr. DeWolf settled with the Tryon Church three years ngo and has had a happy and pro porous pastor- ate. Bcfoic coming to the Island, Mr. Dewolfe has hcld pastorates at Chester Basin and Shelbume in Nova Scotia and Hillsborough, New Brunswick. During his sojourn on the Island he has closely associated himself with the Masonic and Orange Lodges and at the pre ent time is Deputy Grand Chaplain of the Grand Orange Association of Brit- ish North America. Mr, and Mrs. Dewolfo and two children will leave Tryon the last of August and will take up their new rf-_=,i¢i¢-n¢¢ immediately at Caledonia, Nova Bootle,

Hundreds of volunteer fire fight-

ers labored yesterday to control brush fires at French Village, near Mt. Stewart and at Abney. 'three miles from the village of Murray River. Last night the flames at Almey were dyinl down but at French Village residences were still in GBHBG' from flying embers driv- en by high wind. The fire was advancing along a mile front and there was little immediate hope of

cfhelefklng it unless there was rain- . A

The fire between Abney and

MUFYBY River was sweeping ovcr waste land which had been swept by flre several years ago. The fire, which had been smouldering for several days, flared up Mondny afternoon and spread rapidly yes- terday despite the strenuous efforts of 300 fire fighters directed by Mounted Police from the Monta- gue detachment.

For a time yesterday the CNR,

station in Abney and t.hc resi- dence of Mr. Matthew Grotto, Murray River were in dangcr. Stacks of hay belonging to Mr, John Saunders, Murray River, were moved when It was feared tht-_v W°U1d be lsflilfd by flying sparks.

- Addr(-s=es of welcome and visits to t-he Provincial Exhibition feat- ured the opening day of the 51st annual couvcntlon of the Mm-mme Domain, Knights of Pyihias. The convention will conclude Thursday.

Opening sessions took place at

Beach Grove Inn where future business esslons will also take place. Addresses of welcome were given by the Chancellor Command- er, Frank Tinney. of the local 106222 Mayor P. W. Turner of Charlottetown; rind Premier Thane A. Campbell. Replies were glvcn by Gordon Fraser. Fredericton. N. B., R, C. Taylor, Saint John, N. B., and Stanley Smith. Amhert, N. S.

Past Grand Chancellor Robinson

of Iowa was a'vlsitor to the con- vention--and addressed thc civic- gatcs. Nr` was also taken of the presence of past chancellor P. C, Johnson, Moiicton, N. B,, a son of the late John M, Johnson, one of the Fathers of Confederation.

Twenty pnst ch_|nce1lors from

the various lodge; yesterday rc- celvcd their grand lodge rank 'and wer; welcomed by the Grand Chancellor Hugh John Fleming. Juniper. N. B, Rt-port" of Grand Lodge officers were suhmlttcd and will be dealt with at the next ses- sion.

Opening session of the 21st Grand

Temple of Pythian Sisters also wok place yesterday in 'the Odd- fellows Hall. Mrs. I~ebel Fraser, New Glasgow. N. S.. pre ide-ri, six- teen rcpresentatlve' were given the Grand Temple degree.

Trial!-four of the 35 tamplu In

} tive

car

thc Maritime Provinces are rep-

lresented at the convention. l

Delegates to Grand Lodge and

Grand Temple total more than 300.

in the aftemoon and last night.

delegates attended the Provincial l-.xhibition where officials declared .i "Pythian Day.”

II,-\RL\' MORNING FIRE `- TWO

_-in-ams of water from a nearby hy- tn-ant and about half an hour's uuik were required to extinguish is fire at 6.30 yesterday morning In a double tenement house on Dorches- ter Slrcet, formerly owned by Moses Jacobson. The b aze. originating on thc roof. presumably from A spans fi-mn the flue, caused considerable damage.

On June ist Miss Catherine Em-

man of Grandview passed away at the age of 63. She had just prev- iously spent two weeks in the .Montague hospital suffering with pl.-.resy. She had been out only for a few days, _.toying with her cousin Mrs, Iia Ros , when she took a turn lor the worse and passed 3Wl\}'.

CAR FERRY SETS RECORD-

Six tip.-:_ thrce more than sched-

ulcd, were made by the ferry be-

an Cape Torincn inc, N. B,_ and-

`1'3ordcn_ P. E. 1,. Monday when I `1oinl of 302 automobiles were cal'-| ricd, the largest number ever fe"-1 `ri“d izlntzial exhibition. last year 250

s made the trip on Monday of;

wcck which was an lncre&Se‘

cn the frst day of the Pro-

fair'

over the previous year.

FUNERAI. SERVICES-The fun-

rini of M';== Adele McDonald was held ,vest_ei‘da_v morning from the residence of her grandmother. Mrs,

James Cullen to St. Dunstan's Ba- t S'

.lien where Requiem High Mass \-_'as celebrated by Rev. Louis Dou- gan. The pall bearers were Messrs. Edward Burke. Vernon Burke. Jo- seph McDonald. Emmet Power. Ba- sil Slavin and Wlfred Shattuck.

by Rev. Fr. Keele.

Ss-ri-ice at the crave was conductedg

I

LACEY--At the City Hcsp't.a.1 Aug. 15, 1937, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lacey. Lake Verde, s son. MACI.EOD-At 23 Hensley St. on Tuesday. Aug. 17. ~Mrs_ Frank MacLeod in her 40th year. Funeral notice later. SANDERSON-At the P. E. Island Hospital on Tuesday. Aug. l7_ Miss Mclv‘na J. Sanderson_ Funeral notice later. The remains of the inte Miss Sanderson are resting at the McLean Funeral Home.

DR. DOCIIERTY T0 WED -

Announcement has been made by Mr, and Mrs. C, W. G. Browning of Saskatchewan Drive, of the engage- mer.t of their daughter Dorothy Anne, to Dr. S. M. Docherty of Corning. New York, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Docherty of Cardigan, P. E. I. The wedding will take place at their home on Aug, 26. Miss Brown- ing, who is a graduate of the Uni- versity of Aberta, is at present in Ciarcsholm. where she is I dletit‘|.h on thc staff of the Provincial Men- tal hospital. Dr, Docherty, who grarliiateri from Toronto Un'vei-sity. where he also received his Ph.D., is engaged in industrial research work in Corning.

THURSDAY At Pleasant Grove on Saturday.

June sth the gentle patient spirit of Eliza Selina Crockett aged 'I9 years, dearly loved wife of Joseph S, Dover passed to her' eternal re- ward. after a long, paln'ul illness which was borne with true Christian fortitude and cheerful- IIESS.

ON FIRST VISIT HERE-Mr.

and Mrs. Charles H. Tanton of Detroit. Mich.. who for the plst week have been visiting Char- lottetown, the welcome guests of Professor H. A. Tanton are leav- ing for their home this morning. This ls Mr. and Mrs. Tanton's first vl~lt to Prince Edward Island and they express themselves ss being delighted with the wonderful scenery, and t.h¢ ho pltallty of the people. During their stay they covered most of the Island by motor. It is their intention to re- turn next year for a much longer visit.

There passed away peacefully at

hcr home, 71 Henry street. Halifax. early Monday evening, Hilda C., beloved wife of George H. Laidlaw, well known commercial traveller.

She leaves to moum their loss

besides her husband, four sons. Gordon at home; Harold of Berk- ley, Calif.; Arthur of Milford. Bank , Howard of Toronto, and two sisters Lilian, wife of Charles A. Mac-

‘Li-an. Babe, Idaho, and Alma. wld-

ow of the late George E. Tuttle of Los Angeles, also one brother, Charles E. Robertson of Spokane, Wash '

The late Mrs. Laidlaw was s na-

tve of Charlottetown, daughter of the late Charles E. and Sophia Robertson, where she spent her younger life, she was s graduate nurse of Roosevelt Hospital, New York.

VISITING CHARLOTTETOWN

~-Among the distinguished visitors to the city is Dr. Alexander Mac- Gilllvray Young. B. A., of Saska- toon. one of the Liberal federll representatives in the House of Commons. Dr. Young was ed- ucated at Pictou Academy. Dsl- housie University and McGill. He is Registrar of the, College of Physicians and Surgeons of' Bask- atchewiin. former Secretary Treas- urer of the Saskatchewan Medical Association. a member of the Medical. Council of Canada. He is ss. former President of the latter body. 1-le was Mayor of Saskatoon from 1916 to 1921. He was first elected to the House of Commons in 1925, re-elected in 1926, de- feated ln 1935. He came east re- cently to visit his old home in l'/Il‘lsvli1e, Pictou County. He is l per=onal friend of Hon. Charles A. Dunning. 'whom he knew intimate- ly when In western Canada.

V' t V 'iv I' II I I 4 ll "|*'”""~|l-"`k‘ - ‘ “ ‘ ` ' ' 1 '.._*'"2‘_'°i::.m1'c:iai.e.riem~1»-m-»,.....;.....-____ _ .

'I' ¢ 'death occured_on July 31st P31”

d from thc pastoia.a of the 'egatlons of Murray Harbor

h _ _

in R'u‘m!°‘rd Mau” °r Rodenck L' conglviurray River. P. E. I.. t.o take

MacDonald. In February last the I

deceased had contracted A severe cue of flu which effected his heart but recovered sufficiently. and retumed to work in the Oxford | Mills where he had been emP`0l/ed ` for a number of years.

EARLY MORNING FIRE - An

unoccupied apartment ,house on Euston Street owned by Mr, Char- les Coles was badly gutted by fire early yesterday. The blaze was discovered by Mr. William Acnrn and the alarm turned in by Mr. Prank Dillon. When fire appara- tus srrlved on the scene the up-

; was on the staff of

per floor was a mass of flames Several lines of hose were used to extinguish the fire wlilch caused most damage to the top floor. Orl- gin of the fire was not known. The bulllding had been unoccu- pied for several weeks.

and up work in Western China,-N€W Glasgow News.

A quiet but pretty wedding

ceremony was performed at the Baptist Church l1arsona§¢ YCSWF' day by the Rev. H. L. D6-M011 when Nina Millar, dauglit.r of Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Millar of B¢ll¢ River, became the br'de of Mx. Baxter Ross, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Ross o!‘Pinette.

The bride was beautifully attlred in blue with white accessories and was attended by her sister Julia. The groom was supported by his brother sinc`alr.

The liappy couple. following the

cercmon_v_ left bv the a.ftern'on boat for Nova Scotia where they will .spend a week touring the province.

-KEYIIOE-BROWN NUPTIALS

t. Mar_v's Church. Indian River.

_ -S

RUN EXHNGMSHES "RES was the scene of a pretty wedding

-Rain early yasterday extinguish- Wm, ed brush fires at French Village ned

and unteer fire fighters in charge of Royal Canadian Mounted Police had fought. to bring the flames

= ,_ res underd§;£trX1Fhl1‘;1nag,t¥.§e,?E;!'{;;_ pretty corsagc bouquet, She was

had swept through consider- “ne woodland and several house' The

were in danger at times before the hi* rainfall. The blaze at Abney, three TNC

‘es from Murray River, was the RHF

scene of a bad fire several _vcars Cl0Se Of the ceremony th!! VW'-‘ldlng

eral lage lblg

mil

ago. The flames burned through waste land and residences in that

in marriage to Mr. Willard

Abmy “ner hundreds °! v°1` Brown. I:'ishto\vn. The bride WR".

lieconiiivzly attircd in ii dress of pink satin and lace with other ac-

sorics to match. and wore a

ndcrl by Miss Ella Dunpht. groom was ably supported by cousin Mr. George Mulallv. cc-rcmoitv was performed by Father R. McDonald. At the

party mnioreci to the home of the grooni where a beautiful wedding

district Were also in danger. dinner was served to immediate

Attendance fIgures`for any day,

any year. were shattered at the fu;

Provincial Exhibition yesterday as

F!

an estimated crowd of 19,000 _.he

relatives and friends. The bride was the recipient of many beauti-

nnd costly presents. all testify-

in to the high esteem in which

is held by her friends. The

N091? D°“\'9d thfcutzh tumsmes young couple will reside in Irish- f°|' B"5m°0“ “ld Wenmg l“'°` town where the groom is ia pros- grams. Yesterday the farmer left DHOUS fm,m,,,._ All join 1" Wmh_

his harvcst, the ‘fisherman his nets, the business and professional

msn forsook his desk and off`cc Pm and sll gathered at' Prince Edward em

ing

Yesterday, the third day for the vincial Exhibition, saw the same husiasm. and almost the same

Isiand’s bg fair in Charlottetcwn. (_,_Cwl_ as created Wednesda .5 rec

Csnsda’s Minister of Finance. md

H011- C» A. Dunning- WRS l"“l“d"d I lnrcci attendance in the afternoon in the thwns 011 the ground-=. Just l hifh at main gate and gmndstand

before the beginning of the attor-

buf. last nights crowd. whie very

noon’s racing D!'0Bf&m he spoke iarce was slightly under that of the

briefly to a grsndstand audience. The text of his remarks appear in fu`1 in this article.

Completion of reports. nomin-

ation of officers andother routine business occupied yesterdays ses- sions of the blst annual conven- tion of the Maritime Domain,

Knights of Pythias.

One of the most Important re-

ports wa- submitted by Mr. Walter O. Peters. of Saint John, N. B., r Grand Keeper of Records and

Seals, Officers nominated yesterday will .

be elected and installed today when business swsions will also

conclude.

Grand Chancellor Mr. Hugh J. .'

Fleming of Juniper. N. B.. pre-

sided over yesterdays meetings.

In the afternoon delegates vis-

ited the fox ranch of Dr. Leo Frank at Rosebank and last night Knights of Pythlas and Pythian Sisters attended a grand ball at

Beach Grove Inn.

previous night.

ISLAND LADY IN SHANGHAI

-Relatives and frlciicis in this Province a.e anxiously awaiting news from Mrs, Leo Ball (.ormer- ly Miss Jcnne Gates, Charlotte- town) who for the past seventeen years has been Lving ;n Shanghai. and from wlioin tlicy have not heard since the recent outbreak of fighting between Chinese and Japanese forces In the Shanghai area. Mrs. Bal's husband, Captain Leo Ball. died a few years ago. At the time thcy resided in the French confess on at Shanghai. but subsequciitly Mrs. Ball has liven 1iv.iig in the Interiiaiial zone of the city, which so far has es- caped bombardment. The lest let- ter received from her was In June. Hcr mother, Mrs_ Gates. and sis- ters Mrs. James Stewart and Mrs. Robert Snazcllc, reside in Char- lottctown.

-DEATII 'OF MRS. WILLIAM

A. RAMSAY-Many 'old friend: will

-POST NUPTIAL SHOWER-A lcnrn with regret of the passing of

most enjoyable evening was spent Mrs. Ramsay, widow of the late

on Mlonday evening at the home of

William A. Ramsay, whg pre.

MY- Ind Mm 11'ViI\¢ H088. WU-H101. deceased her by only four months.

when friends and neighbours gath- ered to Welcome them on their ra- tum from their honeymoon. The reception rooms were very lovely with vases of summer flowers. The

chairs for the bride and groom fo were also decorated for the occa- be sion. The bride and groom entered A

to the strains of the Wedding

It was only ii short time ago that this esllmable couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Ramsay was born in New Bruii.-.wick B2 years ligo and was

rmcriy Minnie Atkinson. daugh- i~ ot the late Mr. and Mrs. Busby tkln on. Diu°ing her married life

M r h In ed by M". Brenton she resided in the viclnlt of Bede- w:u;n;pfotr tny tors. Patricia 9”” ““°_ '““d° many H" 1°” Clarke' Fumes wmgh' Phyms érleiidships. Her home was always

I

Hogg and Gwendolyn Clarke.

xln with a welcome to my who

wheeled 'in two decorated carriages P35 “li that “`H5’- MTS R-H111-'MY laden with lovely gifts, which were Diwscd to her eternal rest., lcRv1!lK

opened by Miss Ll.1iam Hogg and £0

mourn five daughters, Mrs

Mrs. Horace Huestls. The verses Pearl Afflevlf. `Mrs_ Florence were read by Miss Fannie Mann, J0h“Slf°1l€. Bedcquc; Mrs. Beatrice Others assisting were Mrs. Lloyd Spence, Mrs. Sue Johnson and

Darius Hogg. Mr. Hogg on behalf Staten Also one half sister. Mrs. of himself and his bride, thanked Belle Hill. also ln the United one and all for their generosity. States. The funeral was held on

Waugh, Mrs. Max Robertson. Mrs. Min. Edith Smith in the 'United

Ti

Games and refreshments made thc

tcsday from her late residence

time pass all too QU CKIY. UPON me and was very largely attended.-B.

guests taking their leave, Mr. and Mrs. Hogg expressed the wish that the guests would come and visit them st any time.-S

Miss Margaret Grace Murray, M.

D.. daughter of Mr. Robert Mun'ay and the late Mrs. Murray. P‘rasci"s Mountain, left Monday morning for Charlottetown, and will Prvcefd from there to St. Peter-'s Bay. P-E. I., where she will be married to the Rev. Roy D. Webster. son of E. and the late Mrs. Webster. The mar- riage ceremony will be D€1`f°fm¢_d by the Rev. James A. Pue-Gi.- christ, of Bt. Andrew's Church, sydney, who has charlie ,of the, congregation at Bt. Peters Bay.; during the absence of the PBSWY-, Rev Edward Aitken. for the month* of August. The Rev. Mr. Pue-Gil- W christ. is a very close friend 01 Rev. Hoy Webster. After the mar-, riage which takes pace on Au!"-if-' 17th, the Rev. and Mrs. ROY Web' star, will return to New Glas80W. where they will remain until Sep-l tember 1, when they will leave fnrl Toronto, where they will spend al short time with Rev. and Mrs. G. Ernest. Forbes. they will proceed to Vancouver, and will ull from there on Sept. 12th, on the "Empress of Asia" for Western China, where they will be engaged as Missionar- ies of the United Church of Can- ada. Doctor Murray is 5 graduate of Dalhousie University, and after her graduation. |. year ago last May. spent some time wth her aunt, Miss Irma Murray, at Fraserts , Mountain, New Glasgow. and later,

the General

Hospital, at St. John, New Bruns- wick from which she has resign- ed. Rev. Roy Webster graduated from Pine Hill Divinity Bali, Hali- fsx.l\|t.lprln¢ and recently n-,,