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In Memoriam

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The community of New London '11s shocked and saddened 011 T11- sday morning, .lauuary 25th, hen.‘ it become ‘known that John . Paynter, 1111 old and respected csldent of that place had passed way. Although in failing health or a number of years, he was able o be about as usual. On Sunday e suffered n severe attack but on londay ho seemed greatly improv- ti, but on 'l‘uesdny morning his audition became worse and he uickly llllssed away at the age of 1 years. lie .leaves to mourn one aughter, Mrs. W. W. McRae and no sou John ll. of New London. no sister Mrs. Mark Cole and one rather James A. residing in Clin- ou. ‘The funeral was held Thurs- ay‘ morning. Rov. Mr. Spriggs onducting the service at the ouse and grave. The remains 'ere laid to rest in St. Thomases Church Cemetery, French River. heside his wife. who predeceased him several years ago. ‘The Pail hearers were .lumos A. Payllf-el? Wellington Paynter, lllork Cole, Al- len Doughart. James Pidgeon, Eru- cst Pickering.

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ORWELL 8lERVl0E8—Dr. H. N. Madman and Miss lMoKinnou, con- tinue their Evangelestlc mission in St. Andrew's Church, Orwell all this week to Friday night, services ,1>@s111ni.ns at 7.30 p. m. Services next Sunday (Feb. 6th) in the church at Orwell Head at 1.1 11- 111-. and 7 p. m. Reception and Communion service at 11 sum. The services that day will conclude the mission in Orwell congregation- Come and hear their powerful win- ning appeal in address and sons.

601m: To sPonTsMsws SHOW—Chief Gama Warden L. A. Gagnon, left Saturday night for ‘Boston to attend the Sportsman's ‘Show, and was accompanied by Mrs. Gagnon, who will visit her niece, Mrs. Ira Caro. and their daughter, IMiss Marie Gagnon, R. N. who is returning Ito New York. af- ter spending her vacation here, and Miss lFrances Connolly, R. N., of Charlottetown, who has lbeen visiting Miss ‘Evelyn Murphy, R. N. and who is returning to New York. ~1Fredericton Gleaner.

PHOTOGRlAPH-EQ-The Toron-

bald Neil McKay taken at eighteen

lowing short sketchz-“A. N. Mc- Kay was horn 111 Prince Edward island, at Malpeque, and received his early education there. l-le has been twenty years with Cassidys Ltd" and a few years ago was ap- pointed general manager for ()11- tario. ll-le has just been appointed the first Toronto Consul ‘for Cze- cho-Slovakia. Mr. ‘McKay is a member of the Ontario ‘Club, the R.‘C.Y.C. and the Victoria Club.

A REMARKABLE COINCID- ENOE-On December the 16th, a sou was ‘born to Mr. and Mrs. ‘Col

Lewis was lhoru exactly thirty-two years ago, on the same (late of the month of ‘December; 011 11111; gcun- sion Mrs. ‘William lLewis (M155 Anaibella IMaoNeill of Malpeque) was just thirty-two years of age,

youngest kru11dson,.were born on the sumo day of the month, exact- ly thirty-two yea-rs apart. ‘Such a coincidence is very unique. Heart- iest congratulations are continu- ally pouring in upon Mr. and Mrs. Lewis andta-ll the community be- speaks the very best wishes for the new arrival. it is sincerely hoped he will follow in the way of his lorbears, and so ‘in process of time become a stalwart in the Commu11~ ity. FPho Lewis Family, have ai- ways supported the Baptist lPer. suasion. and are faithful members of the Central ‘Bedeqila Baptist IChurch. Mrs. Ooi-by ‘Lqwlg was formerly Miss Elsie Holmes, of ‘Hampshire, =P. ‘E. 1i. B.

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OAK VAULEY sores __ "run many friends of John H. I-Iicken & Son are pleased to team 111111 1119i’ are again on their job collec- ting eggs for the circle, as 111911- 1110110 111 l0 Dlease their patrons and 0111159 the" Ilfiishbouria-‘Mr. 11nd Mrs. Samuel Llewellyn in their advanced years are enjoying good health. — The Women's llnstitute are busily repairing and improving our schooL-The pupils are 11111111111; rapid progress under the careful 1680111115 of our efficient teacher Miss IKatie Murchison-Mr, more; McKenzie is busy attending to his farm duties and preparing for 101,. ster fishlng.—~Miss Mabel Llewllyn paid a visit to her hume ‘m1 Sundash-Mr- Harry Millar was a visitor liere on Sunday.

MONTAGUE P. E. I. MAN MAR- RIED-A very quiet wedding was solemmlized on Wednesday, Jan g6, at 4:30 p.111. lat the homo 01' 1111., bride's brother, Mr. and Mrs- Wal- ter D- Al-len. Cape Tormentine when Mziss Milnnle E. Allen, (laugh: ter of the late Wm. G. Allen 111111 Mrs- Alle-n. was tinned Lin. the holy ‘bonds of matrimony w 1n; w.m_ 11, Hillchey of Nilontague, 1*, 1g, 1. 11y llev. A. G; llnberlin ll. A. B.- l), The lbrde entered. tho ‘reception lrall to the strainis of Lohengniu Wedding March played by 1111c neice 0t‘ the buide, Alia‘; Vonnia M1911. wild‘ looked »ul1ar1uing in u gown oi’ frost grey broucuded silk with silver trimmiings, shoes and stockings. to match. .

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Blessed Sacrament, the Altar Boys of St. Anthony's Church, Bloom- 110111. waited on Mr. P. A. Arsen-

ault, their director and preseutedI him with an appropriate gift and

address, which shows the high es‘ A teem in which 11o is held by the Al- tar Boys. A Following is the address:

Mr. P. A. Arsenault, Director Altar Boys; St. Anthony's Church, Bloomfield. field. Dear llir. Arsennult—Our Direct

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1V0. the Altar Boys of St. Au- thony’s Church, do not wish to lot this occasio11 so fitting as the fes- tive season of Christmas pass in silence, without expressing to you

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to find an occasion to tell you how 1199111)’ we are touched of your kindness towards us, so it is for this we grasp the opportunitgat this favorable time, as we regard it as a. sacred duty to offer you on this day, the homage of our “senti- mlemts of mspect and reconnollsan ce for the interest you have always taken in us. since we have had the pleasure of having you as our di- rector. Yes, dear director, you have not put asunder any sacrifice in order to direct us to good; these good examples you have been ever-ready to put before us, the vigilant cares with which you encircled us: the extreme patience proveu to us at each instant, especially i11 learning to serve at the Iloly Sacrifice. training for concerts, etc, all this imposes a debt of recognition. which we will never be able to pay. Let us assure you that the cordi- al relation, heretofore existing be- tween us us Director and Altz11'_ Boys, may continue. and as Altar Boys, we may be more faithful to our duties and always ready to seize every opportunity that comes to us: of gaining useful knowledge realizing that it is only by so do- ing, we can h lp to fill our propel‘ place in the world. ‘ We, dear director, will not wait as so many do, to place roses on your casket and lavish words of praise on ears that hear not. but will say today. that your sweet winning disposition have endeared you to us, and to all who have had tho pleasure of your acquaintance. Sooner or inter the parting of the ways will come to all of 11s, and wo will find ourselves- “Sfnnding with reluctant feet. A Whore the brook and river meet." 1 In conclusion, we beg you to ac-' copt this small gift as ‘a memento and also as a token of our love and esteem, accompanied by our best wishes for n Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Signed on behalf of the Altar Boys of St. Anthony's Church. St. Anthony, Bloomfield, Dec. 25. 192B. ‘ Mr. Arsenault, although taken by surprise. spoke to the boys (now numbering twenty-two) in a very, fitting manner. thanking them for the ever prompt attention and keen interest taken in the work of the Sanctuary. l-le assured them‘

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Premier King Expresses Sympathy With Scheme Promoted by A. R. Davies For 16 Years. Laurier Himself Approved S0 Did Other Succeeding Premiers but the Exigencies of War and Govern- ments Prevented Completion.

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TORONTO, O11t., Jan. ZiL-likzrywas five yearn (1111 16 years and to four

1108B Davis, now of 'l‘01'0ntu hug tales about his exploits at the old continued to promote his plan fomhoma and 111 the marking the boyhood homes of where he attended s

chobl. two noted Canadian statesmen~ 111-11110 f0lludutiou

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10W“. 0111.. and Sir Wilfrid Laurier MPO blot long at Arthabaska, Que. Changes oflof the 1200 acre farm of the Plait governments, the Emergencies of estate and was practically forgot- l-he great war, and various other ten. I bought. the Iiiacdonald plot conditions have tended to inter- 111 1911. 11nd then wrote Premier fere with government 11111111011 01' Laurier my first and ‘only letter. the enterprise but Mr. Davis has requesting his Government to now been heartened by the receipt 11111119 Il 111111111 11111111 l0 properly of the following letter from Prom- mark the site. l suggested that ler llluckenzic King's mivafe 511313-11. future generation would probably rotary under date of .lanuzl.ry 5:11: d0 the some with his boyhood “The Prime lllinistei‘ has read 1101110 fit Artbubuska. with interest your letters of Iloc- A Krilflffflll reply came laack i111- cmber 15111 and. Ihafjenlller 30111, mediately, froumielitliiig the patrio- ns t0 marking the 911L111 Q1‘ tic idea and expressing the high- 511- 301111 est veucration for his illustrous lint. the Iiuurioi‘ i1 some i11l]ll'01)1‘ii1i,e 11131111131‘, flqliovernmcut. soon after fell. 'l‘l1eu 111s noted particularly yu11rrefe1'-1’1'B111i61' 1i01'11¢"11 11/1151 lfl/‘iieillvli 1111 11H llllllll “lions before his lil.\'0l‘ll.1)l0 111'o111i.<c.1; Premier expressed larly 11111111- iu a suitable ed out that the Mavdonald and ‘As a first step he has Laurier boyhood szhould be marked sired the Historic Silt-s and Mnnu- at the sumo iiine, and in a 111111111111" of (Yauadu to con-thvortlly of lilfilik‘, great siutesunrn. idcr and report upon the rmcstinn, this mmuet-tioii has for-i

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“Again the so 1o changed amt ulien Premier l ug recently re~ turned homo from the Imperial Conference with a (lia111(>nd-j11bile~.-. Confederation celebration in 111s Agltating for mituble marking mind for this your, l thought it a f the hlacdouald and liuurilar boy- fitting opportunity to write him a

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Sir Wilfrid Approved

gfilmbfiyg: filfngtgjlflvn‘ ‘elrilefgcciu: ated in ‘business there, T119, 11111113, hood hurries. M1: Davis started latter and of ‘course, ii was cun- ‘mg 1n hdded realm: 6'1 a fet" ‘cl friends of the wedded pair u1isi1 with Sir Wilfrid Laurier hixuself. cernlbg 1111- marking oi‘ lilo Mar» pechiml. comcmenc e “g (‘er i“! them many years of 11op11111o-g3 Nil‘. Davis‘ rfmital of his loug-(toll-‘iionuld and Laurie-r boyhood m d l t, u [ifs cmicein “g and prosperty. linuod (efforts in this (aonucction is homes".

e ac 0 ‘a Alum‘ Mr‘ Colby _- ilitciw-stiiig. lie says: ltlr. Davis says be is

"Whenever Sir John lllauilollulil 111111121011 to find that "Pnunivr King ecann: (lflllllliliitflfllll in his 11111111013 111 111111111‘ ant-om with his pr

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Mr. Douglas Stewart, Tyne Val- _icy left on Monday, Jun. 171111111 a ‘month's visit to his two dailglltcrs, mud sun lru. who r ‘S1111: in Jamaica Plain, Boston, hlass.

A A sacred r-olnrort 1s held in 1hr Jhn-sllyterizul (‘111111-11, 'l‘_vue Vitlle)‘ nu “hidnuslluy evening. lieu. 2C ‘d, by tin- chiidrcll of tin- 8111111111": Srbnol. .Vlucl1 credit is fluc- iln- tuucllt-rs for tlm splendid manner in which the children iuuk i1l('il' purl, in rl-nilatiuns, choruses; and especially Airs l-Idi- snn Williams so i1l'i'lci1enlly' |‘l‘lll1(.'i‘~ 111111111. music. Tim ])l'l)_i;'l‘:lllllll<‘

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lantern, prior to departure for Kel- vin, where they bavo bought a

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ture home there. A very enjoyable evening was spent in dancing and other amusements after which lunch was served by the ladies. Mr and Mrs Forbes will be . greatly missed in the social life of the place and also in the church and Sunday school of which Mrs Forbes was an active The evening was brought to u close by singing "For they are Jolly (lood Fellows" Mr and Mrs Forbes every success iu their new - home.