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COROMATION WOMEN'S INST!- TUTE .

‘Ibo Cmnatloh w. r, met at the horns of Mrs. Samuel Bernard. Hench River. on the evening Much B. The president presided.

Meet-lag opened by Tipper- Bfy. f owed b tlho in un- ison. Roll was answered by eleven members and there were four visitors. One new man joined. The mimrtss of the pre- vious meeting were lead and mp-

. Reports of committees were given and new committees ap- pointed were: Sick. Ruth Stewart

Annie Dynvanta school

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M 1n Memoriam a

MR. Jfllli P. BROPHY

. The desth took ' in Vernon River on February 1 108B, of Mr. James I‘. Bxwhy. at the age of 49 years.

The deceased was in splendid eel-lib up to n few weeks before l! death. He died of eumpnis. His spirit ps n.

Dnssed ully Wily ioriiildbth ts ftheHly Catholic dhwtflnflg? wlIIch he v?» I devoted, , The funer place on vim 20th in 8t. Jonchlmb Church, crnon River. where service was scnducisd by . Rev. . M‘. ViaecDonod. Requiem Mass égr ‘ ma? his soul was sung e Mly he mt in pcccc.

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Some enthusiastic fishermen had been swapping yarns of their catches. Brown was not a fisher- man, and he got a bit bored listen- ing ‘o the tall stories that were be- ing exchanged. so when it came to his turn ho changed the subject:-

"Once when I was biz-game hunting. he said. I _ 5°11 in the middle of. the Jungle Wl h a whole tribe of savages charging down u n me.

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BREAKS my IN‘ FALL-Robert Show, 95ml. suffering from a fractur- ed hip. Father of Stephen Shaw, well-known farmer of New Perth. MY- Shaw slipped and fell st his

03-year-old resident of New m,

IN. ILLS. Anniversary 0f I‘ ' . h . Saint Patrick Traditioniil-Pa radc. ' Held To Basilica — Inspiring Semen “On Patron Saint.

“Today s urcnt family unites to do honor its sire," the Rev. John‘ McClain-C. B. P. of New York. Lmtcn oriegldchcr at st. Dims-m

the lent Irish Society of Charlottetown commemorating ‘ feast of 5t. Ifatrick. patron saint of Ireland. dren have been scat ‘

country and clims have co to ow their features" the s er continued. ‘ hnrdl be n

lwmc Sunday. He had been mound as usual before the tin-fortunate accident’.

ROAD MACHINERY PURCHAS- ED-The Provincial Government has recently purchased three Cat. erpillar Diesel motor graders,‘ five Adams lecnlns Wheel graders. and one Diesel caterpillar tractor, it was learned yesterday. The new equip. riillarlit is stored in the Agriculture

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday a man convicted of 111 1 possessic of uq fined and costs or 80 days in Jail. A vagrant to 1m for seven days. Adjourned cases involvin charges of obstruction or peace o icers and illegal possession g; further adjourned for ons

MESSAGE 0F sYMPATIIY-A telegram conveying their symfithy and deep regret at the den of Mr. D. K. Currie. associate editor 1 of the Guardian, was received yes-

Messrs. Robrt Mac- Neill, Edward Stentiford and Har- ry Lewis of Saint John. They were former members of the Guar- dis-n office staff.

Y's MEN'S CLUB-The Char. lcttetown Y's Men's Club observed 5t. Patrick's Day at their regular weekly meeting last night. Speak- er was the Rev. S. C. Cooper. Das- tpr of the Central Christian Church who took as his subject. Ireland, his blrthp e. ‘The speaker vis- ioned the c anges in that country as a result of the life and work of St. Patrick. Mrs. H. S. Henderson

chairman.

WALKED 48 MILESFIJO GAME —Asnong the fans who jammed the Iibcrum Wednesday night to wit- ness the first game oi a home- md-hoom series between Halifax Canadians and Charlottetown Albe- gweitmwera six youths who walked 4.8 miles to watch their favorites- the Abbies-come through with n 2-1 win. Alonzo Irving, Edward Jordan, Lloyd Herring, Luther Her- ring, Marshall MacLeod andRalph Billiard left their homes at Mur-

Harbor at 9.15 on Tuesday n ht for the long lust to see the hockey game at Island

to Vernon and sto for breakfast at Uigg. They din- ner at Alexandra and arrived in Charlottetown at 2 pm. Wednes- day, with lots of time to spare. The boys returned to their homes yes- terday-ibut did not walk.

MAKES EIVERGENQY FLIGHT --A Canadian Airways plans made an emergency flight to the Mag- dalen Islands yesterday afternoon to bring Mrs. (Dr) hospital here to undergo treatment for appendicitis. The call was rs- ceived at Upton Airport at 1.80 m. by telegram from North 8y - ney. The patient was accompan- ied by a Mrs. Patton. Gulf Island woman who was a. patient in hos-

tal herself earlier this winter.

. Solomon has been resident doc- tor of Grindstone Island for s number of years. 'I‘hird passen- ger on the return flight was a. member of the Quebec Depart- ment oi Agriculture returning from

was soloist. Dr. McLaughIai-i was o1 sh

capital. They followed the railroad Mm tracks

Solomon to, m

Mahon. D. D.. assisted by the Rev. Wilfred Keefe and the Rev. Louis Dougnn. An mpirlrxi sermon on the magnificent wor oi 5t. Pat- rick was breached by Father Mc-

Ginn. himself but for them, who would, llbllowing service at the urch a in a word. be s ‘father’. "We know social hour was held at e So- that other apostles visited that Isle cietvs Hall on Grafton Street of the West. some of them notable when short addresses were given by men. but we sfso know that they bu Mayor B. R. Ho , re- left very little impression on the prosentins the City; Mr. St. minds of an: poop e." Father Mc- lair ainor. M. L. A., Ieprosent- inn pain out. "The ultimate cause of their failure is not 01m to

. MlwMill Brother P. B. McTagus, 2n e- Dresident of the B. I. 8.: Brother John Callaghan. treasurer: Brother Roy D. McGilhvrsy. Chief Marshal. Brother John Hogan, t president the Society has had in it! 113 year history. was chairman.

Addresses were interspersed with numlbers by the Society's ordiestra, n vocal solo by Mr. Gordon Cam , tap dancing by Miss Marja e Quinn. and an accordion solo by

San ry. e parade. in command of Mr. R. . McGillivray. Chief Marshal, left the B. I. S. Hall at 9.45 yester- day morning. Heading the pieces-

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IWILDEY‘ LODGE romcrrr

I 1110-27 Regular ma. ‘lug. Hockey Broadcast with ‘refreshments.

showing the reasonableness of the faitllli of Christ, though indeed, that wo .

d He who would win their People would have to be a mm of encr- ous sympathies. with a hear that would share the ifs and woes of his people, who would enter into their lflyl. who would face dang- d provide osainst them. who would know how to chastise and rebuke. who would live not for

z we do know. they were not Bi. Patrick, and Patric means ‘father of his pcopleh"

CAPTURED B! A CHI!‘

The hand of God and His wise Providence is hardly more in ovi- denoc in the life of an of great servants. than in c forma- tion of him who was Ire- lansdk Patriarch. the speaker said.

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Celt who was also a high among the Druids. the pries of the pagan Irish. He was forced to labor for him and tells us himself in his ‘Confessions’ that for six years he watched the flocks of his mast- er. In th way he came to know

Band under the direc of Mr. W. J. Brawders. v Route of march was along Graf , down Queen

.along Water and Great i

again formed ‘up

down Great George along Water to Weymcuth and Gra. n Streets to ths Hall. Lifting the route of march were hundreds oi citizens, sprigs amrooks and green bows and ribbons being seen in profusion.

SPEAKS OF BT. PATRICK

"When we survey the magnifi- cent work that was accomplished b the great saint whose feast we is difficult for us except in terms of majestic proportions’, the Rev. Fbther McGinn declared in begin- ning his sermon. "The extent of his ambition. the coura e of his thoumt and action, and ure of his success. put him for above c. host of men who are re- membered by humanity. Even among those who are truly great. the Saints of Holy Church, he has ined an eminence which was only attained by few. While it is not the way of the church to make comparisons among ihe servants of God who have earned the right 31 be honored at her altars, neverthe- less the hearts of the faithful have ever held in special esteem those whose efforts and labors were of extraordinary significance. There are saints whose very names are forgotten. Others vmcse work and achievements or whose special spirit are not iss- to us. But with the sllghsst

5. cibles of Christ who d call with gratitude the Apostle of Ireland. St. Patrick."

The sneaker referred to the zeal courage and great tenderness of St. Patrick. “We see in him s. distin likeness to the‘ Jewish iri who held a. position among their

u which was softened by the fact 311st they gloried in the name ‘fa-

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celebrate today. it I30 think 0f him

CHARACTER 0F THE PEOPLE

livering a series of lectures in t e Magdalena. I20 pounds of mail was brought back. No mail was carried on the outward flight as it has all been accumulated at North Sydney to go forward on the 0.6. S. Montcalm, scheduled to sail to- day for the icebound islands.

ENJOAYBLE PARTY—A very pleasant evening who spent on Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Tarbush when several schoolmates and friends athered to do honors to the gran daugh- ter Ruth. who has won fume in her school studies and as n. Diana artist. this being her thirteenth birthday. Alter a. delicious spread. the time was spent in games for several prizes for the winners. with piano music and singing. Then the grandfather. who was known in hlsyoumzcr years as alightning toe artist, for his skill in fancy scrolling. not with his hand only,

loyer limbs and practised scrollIIig with the pen or pencil between his

It was extremely unlikely that any other type of character could have attained mastery over the Irish. Father McGlnn said. Th whole character of their life was batriarchial. They were not an ‘- united nation. living under the ro- tsct-ion of a. single great king. sir unity as a nation was of a very imperfect order. They frequently changed their king. and were never wholly united in thought and act-

centralized government.

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ct the Irish ueovle had ever kept

e creeds and nntiontal ties here. He

ion to a

‘they were rather a union o. large clans or families. They bestowed] their loyalty upon their own chieb. tnin. He was a father to them. l-le

rd. nil. the clfrlrs.c.f._hl§_°.1§i.1-

l of the fancy scrolling he had been ,

. doing. Mr. Tar has also been

; noted for his skil as a ventrilo-I

‘ qulst and sleight of hand perform- ances which were enlolylgd by the

- young folk in the birt ay party games.

I I PERSONALS

the language. customs, and religion of the attfiiltitvs people. is

h rt? fr tivi .escs. om cap under the isfluence cf of Tours. a relative. who him for the min ry He s. priest in d-uc time. But all his activities he was n1- ways haunted by the sweet melan- choly of Ireland."

After several years of preparation St. Patrick returned to Ireland to a. oalzan peoplmith n revelation of

e

, v a. nation ofe Christ ans.

Bow abundantly did this former slave boy confer this divine

upon his children can be Judged. b he extent of h victory. He came .0 a <1 f a. mere

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t h d f Ch 1st‘ d trln . N2? 30001151? cfo thatrisl: tgfit died not possess an altars.

SOCIAL HOUR First speaker at the social hour in the Society hall followlrlrgol the

parade was uty Mayor man who wlfnn City's greetindfi

on the 113th anniversary o! the Society. 0min. Holman declared that the City was particularly oroud of the excellent parade of .he society. the oldest in the prov» N106. he believed. The speaker re- srxed to the unsettled conditions n lumps and said that all shoud be thankful for the peace end ..... ..... existing between race and

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Section an nationalism on Mlmh 16th.

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WILL MAKE

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iled on nation sl deeply Naomcrmcd‘ over th: gumpean‘

situation. I

The dimidenis were reported to ltisve demanded of Mr. Chamber- n- '

shghitafhnfier ' licyinthsspan isiirclvil war topzarevent Italy cod ifrom " ‘ ting the

Germany Peninsula .

The ‘bed s committee of

servctivec. - Chm-chill and Robert Boothby, was ready to coon

thb home floor unlem- foreign Policy

negotiations were still in the mam with but were h!

Reliable sources fold the As- Prms t Mir. ‘s cnt t 1nd to at

t satis- Mr. Booliliby hlmseld was uoterl cs declaring: q "We are endeavoring to secure from the gavernaneut n clear-cut statement of fmeingn policy incnc

very near flu

‘rherc baokinl! for It. Chamberlain also.

“K1118 tcsc of the fact

oongmt l t ihim nd assuring him ofItlIIeII-meupyaort.‘ Mil-fly signatures were obldined. PLAYOFI‘ DATE CHANGED

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) SUSSEX, N B. Mardl 17-8115-

sex Rovers received word today that Port Moi-Ian's intermediate hockeyists would play here next

Tuesday night instead of Monday in the deciding game for the Mari- ime title. The date was changed to enable the Nova Scetis champ- ions to get better train connec- ticéns. Sussex won the first game

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creec in this country Afer corglratirlati ‘m imgnaifror-GIIII: “Ernie III-fly. re . . ., C - Clai- n st Pa n k

jarred to ths' work

of . i c

and the inextlnguishable faith of

. lso ade reference to leit the 01d Country to make their homes in the new and had their faith. He remarked that the Benevolent y. in its 118 years had not failed in the objects of its organization. spec. o e u c r099. compared to conditions in this hav- en of P. _E; Island remarked on the Rood feeing exlsti between all

also referred to he traditions of the Benevolent Irish Society, which was founded on traditions of char- ity and religion-something worth

while.

“If we could onl induce St. Pat- io come bac and drive the ‘snakeif out of Europe, the world would be better off." he said. Con- cluding. he said were it not for the fear of a united British Empire it would be hard to tell what the next move of Hitler or Mussolini would

. Aqime Socit Bethe cosy

Butch a football and was alert There were no after

The short wrist-bone pale color leathers. e 0y llmd sewn doeskln with lea. _er tssssls to stress the softly slashed V out.

thrill experienced by an Irishman on the Feast of St. Patrick and h making complimentary reference to the l1 th anniversary mar he anniversary of the o dost socic in P. E. Island. he made itting refor- ence to the good feeling eadstin among cll faiths. po ing out the in the larger cities, on the lat- forms on the feast of St. Pa rick, were to be ;ound gentleman of dif- ferent faiths. The speaker referred to his recent visit to Ireland and urwed B. I. S. members to “be benevolent in word. benevolent in thought and benevolent in deed." last evening the observance of St. Patrick's av concluded with the play “ ou Can't Beat the Irish" at the Prince Edward The-

be. _Dr_. J D_._ Macquiganipoke of the

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