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The guests reztstercrl at thr- Mar- Gougan House. (luring ihn arr-ck 7lI‘('

a; follows: Cr. M Rvhurds. Giza:- lottetown. Mrs G M. Rirharrls. Charlottetown, 1-1 D P To

Ontario. Mr. and Ali. Ever“. Schurmari. Fl"“‘_ﬁ“fll ‘\lr nnri Nix:- Frank Lemon. l-Iw. it. u. :., and lillrs. G. ll Kit-lo, r‘ town, A, E \ir"l.~..ii. be Roy lrlolmnn. Fwiniri "

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Mr and .‘.lrs F"iif.i Airicrson and

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it‘ W. C, Donnirl m/iiored to Char- otfrtrvicrl Satui/rix- f".'(’lili\il, i.

y Miss Lena .\l lnriulrl, who spent Sunday’ at h": iirimv ill Sm View.

Bills; Lizzie Axioms. (‘nnii.:i~.' i= vis- iting her Fﬁllvlll Nlitc Margaret Pickering: Sea Vic-x

'¢1'I'he evening session or the Wo- ibnLr. Institiiir- Convention at Sea View. was attended not onlv bv the, niembers, but by a larze number of, {pigndg Mrs, Bernard Niacllelloai.’ lildian River. iill‘ ric-csiv elected

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miﬂljpal number Mi iiv nrnzrami ﬂs the addw-ss hi.‘ tin-e Rfv. Mri Williamson. of ‘(ctr lilemoiiai

Qiurch, In the cou.sc oi his splen- Q uidrgs, he referred to the lilrgi? ﬂee woman has tilled in the life of the home. the community. the! church and the state and he com- mended very hillhly n"? ‘will 5°‘ cmnplighpd through the medium of‘ the Women's Institutes. Mr. Jam” Murphy also gave a~very interest- m; my“, on "What the Insti- entes has done for the schools; both

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il/lllkit? adrcsses were very 41inch ap- preriaied. The program in full L; a5 follow Sing Song. Recitation, Tifiil Maelollan; Instrumental mu- .11". .\ll'S Gilli; and Brenton Dris- ~n1i and bliss Pauline Coulson. Ad-

.. Mr James Murphy‘. Reading, .\ir.= B MacLeIlan: Instrumental nw=i=ic Address. Rena Mr. William-i on,

fllrs. P‘.\\""il MzicKlnnon. Mrs. (‘harms MacKinncri. Dr. Ramsay, i.‘ Charlottetown, Mrs. Sullivan and \i:': Alarprirci Sullivan, 0f Boston, uric ciiests of Mrs. E. H, Ramsay on Friday

.\lr and Mrs. Douglas A Ramsay. Mr and Mrs. W. P. MacLeod and ilanzhier Miss Irene. all of Char- lnxictmvri. were guests of Mr. and .\irs. Howard Ramsay on Sunday.

.\‘lr. and Mrs. John Simpson, Misses Louise Simpson and Mar- irnrct Ramsay and Mr Alfred Jor- kcnson, of Denmark. motored to Charlottetown on Sunday,

Mrs Erlsnn Sievaart, of West Ac- ion, Mass. and Miss Caroline Ram- sav Hamilton. are guests for the week oi Mrs, George MacKay,

The SETVlCQ in Princetown United Church on Sunday morning was conducted by the pastor the Rev. E. M. Aitken. who chose as his sub- jest Th9 “Responsibility of the hearers.“ The address, which was was delivered in clear, forceful style. Rev. E. J. Rat- iee. Joliette. Quebec, who ls spend- ing several weeks on the Island ad- dressed in the afternoon a meeting in Sea View l-lall which was large- ly attended. Mr. Altken was also present and assisted in the servlce' In the evening. the address in Princetown United was given by Mr, Ratiee. The special music on Sunday evening was much enjoyed The assistance given by Mr. Eric Found. Clifton and some of the members 0i Kensington choir was very greatly Appreciated. Mrs. Camp bcll. presided at the organ. The musical program via ll follows:-

Soio. Mr. Eric Found.

Offertory. "Nercllus" by request

Bruce's.

Braces. 5688-7-31-21

builders’ hardware. sold at Braces.

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boy for cash box. Both good positions- Apply P. 0. Box 2'19, Sumrnereide. 5692-7-81-41. —M1t. J. FRANK ARNETT’! FRIENDS have this consolation-—- and it is a very pleasing one under the circumstances-Mist for the next four or five years he will have the monopoly of Federal patronage in his hands. even if Mr. MacLean does pocket the $4.000 indemnity. Some of those working against him over- looked such a contingency, and are now wondering what it profiteth a man if he gain the election oi a friend and lose the plums.

—SPECIAL MEETING SUMIMER- SIDE TOWN O0UNCIL—A special meeting of the Sununerslde Town Council was held on ‘Tuesday even- ing. with Mayor Lidstone in the chair

Phillips. McNeill and Grady present. The meeting was called to consider the paving of the intersection of North Market Street with, Church Street and Central Street and other matters pertaining to the laying of permanent streets. It was moved by Councillor McNeill, seconded by Coun Grady and carried that the trustees of the Prince County Hospital be re- quested to grant the Council permis- sion to do whatever is necessary to

tersedion of North Market Street with Church and Central Streets. Coun. Phillips explained the position t1 which he wished to have Mr. Mac- Millan appointed and a motion was carried that Mr. James McMillan be ezgaged in permanent greet work at a wage o! 40 cents per hour to take charge and keep the time oi all men engaged on this work. excepting those working on the ﬁnishing. A motion was also passed that Mr. Henry Deal Roches. the s‘rect foreman, receive the same pay as Mr. McMillan while working on the permanent street work. The matter oi moving the tel- ephone p01e5 was explained by the liiayor. who stated that the Record- er was looking up the law in regard t: this matter and in the meantime the Telephone 00.. had been notif- ied to have the poles moved. Coun. Schurman advised the Council that Mr Brace had requested that Pleas- ant Street be repaired with the stone em. taken oi Central Street. Coun. Phillips agreed that this street need- ed repairing but suggest-d that it. would be much better to use shore sand The matter was left for him to deal with. The Council adjourn- ed.~S.

PERSONALS —Mr. Reginald Thomas and Miss Ruby Thomas. oi Tryon. were visitors to Summerside on Tuesday-B.

-—Ftov. Mr. McLeod. of Wellington, attended the Presbytery of the Unit- ed Church at Summerside on Tues- day.--S.

-Miss Wells of Summersidc is spending a few days at her home in Albertcn-S.

—Miss McEwen of Sirlnley Bridge has taken a position with Messrs Sinclair and Stewart. Ltd... of Sum- merslde-S.

—Mir, William McKay. the Pﬂllu- lar engineer oi the Gar Ferry. is spending a well eamed vacation with his mother, Mrs. McKay. at her home in Summerside-S.

—Many friends throughout that Mr. J’. A_ Brace. who has been so seriously ill in the Prince County Hospital. is now making steady im- provrmenl, toward; recovery-S.

Quartetto taken by Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. Laird. Mrs. Simpson, Mr. Laird.

E. Nevens. Anthem. "I hill I01. Wlwhmén Li]! on thy walla.‘

Anthem. "still. still with thee." Fletcher, Solo taken by Mrs. Lellrd. Postlude. Moderate Maeetcso. K.

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-srzc1aas in kitchen utensils ati 5670-7-30-21. i,

-AUTO LAMPS, Flashlight: and Batteries sold wholesale and retail at

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5610-7-30-21. —Mr. W. B. Brooks and Mrs. wgzfﬁ; 1:33:35 mﬁtanmee‘: Brooks and daughter. Miss Eunice, of ' Ole , tte d' M Bum,“ auaJhabu ary a n ed the Presbytery o!

.-BIG DANCE-Olympia. Summer- side, Friday, August 1st. Charlie and

5096-‘1-81-21.

—WAN‘l'lD¢—At once maid (or general housework, good wages. Ap- ply to Mrs. Hopgood Raynor. Clare- 6691-7-81-21.

--WANTIlD.-At once experienced sufficiently qualified to manage a Grocery Department; also

and Councillors Schurman. Moore:

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—Rcv. Mr. Boothroyd and Mrs- ‘ Boothroyd, of York, were among those who attended the Presbytery ‘of the United Church on Tucs- day.-S.

the United Church at Summerslde on Tuesday.—S.

—Mr. Neil Buchanan, of Ohary, visited Summcrside on Tuesday. He was accompanied by hlieon. Mr. Daniel Bucha , who cently re- turned from the United States and intends taking up his residence near Oleary with his family-s.

—\!Aying Concrete on Oentni-l Street-The work of preparing the surface of Oenirral Street Summer "w for the new concrete pI-VMG has been going steadily on and the first piece of concrete Wag laid down on Tues- day-S.

—Mr. William Rosa, son of Rev, D.

I a holiday at her home here after

having spent several months in Glenwood.

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i Miss Mary Belle McDougoll is visiting at the home of he: grand-v‘ lather. Mr, Neil J, McNovin.

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July 19th. and left a bouncing baby boy. Heartiest congratulations.

The Women's Institute held in the ' hall at Milo on July 18th an ice‘ cream festival. bazaar and pantry; sale. Althmigh thehayingseuon in’ tau section was um at n. helghti there was a goodly number present,‘ An enjoyable evening was spent and J a satisfactory sum realized.

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The Women's Institute od Milo district held their regular monthly‘ meeting at the home oi Mrs. Albert i MlJ-lizﬂ-n. The president. Mira. Scotti Milligan, occupied the chair, ma} meeting , ‘ and ‘business pro- ceeded in regular manner. Eisht members and a limge number oil visitor; were present. After some discussion it was decided to hold a pantry sale, bamar end ice cream festival in the lvliilo Hall on Friday] evening July 18th. A dainty rcpastf was then served by the hostess af-

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K. Ross. formerly of Bedequc. has been visiting hisold friends in Sum- merside and vicinity. Rev. Mr. mes! who hadlPMiAJu-aio etGrimd Fallsﬂ New Brunswick. is now living at, Cornwall. an. Island-S.

—-Her many friends will bedc- lighted to hear that Miss non. Walk- or of summerside is‘ gradually re- covering from her recent indisposi- tion and will soon be out again com- pletely recovered-S.

—Mr. Robert Kirk. an elderly and esteemed resident oi Summcrside for many years. accompanied his daughter, Mrs. Hammond. on her re- turn to her home in Boston. Mass and will reside with her for the future-S.

—Misas Minnie Fraser, R. N.. is home from Boston, Mass. on a visit to her father. Mr. Fraser. and her sister. Mrs. Florenco Ramsay. o! Summerside, Another sister. Mlrs. McLeod is also visiting Mrs. Rain- say—S.

ter which a pleasant social evening was spent, The next meeting is to I be held at the home of Mrs. Got-I don Campbell, roll call to be ans-l wered with jokes. The meeting wui brought to a. close by singing thei National Anthem. ‘rho secretary of ; this Institute Miss Eleanor Oulion‘

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i —Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Weeks of; |Brookllne. Mass. who have been vis- ‘ |iting relatives in Casumpec and Al-, 7berton. left by motor this week on return to their home. Thy were ac- companied by Mrs. Week's mother, ‘we. Elizabeth Bridges. who iitends ipaylng a visit to her family in var- icus parts oi Massachusetts-S.

—Ma.ny friends in Summerside will be glad to know that Mr. Earl Perry. son of Mr. Fidele Perry is making a good recovery from a. serious oper- ation to his nose. The operation, which was a most delicate one was performed in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital. at Charlottetown and was considered by the doctors as be- ing a most successful operatlon.—S.

--It is with regret that friends dill learn of the serious illness oi Miss Florence Mclnnls oi Murray Rivexg Miss Mclnnls was operated on in the Prince Edward Island Hospit- al on TUESdEY and is doing as well as can be expected, Mia; McInnis is a sister or Mrs. C. Moffatt. MacLean of Summerslde and is quite well known in the western part of the Provinceé. Q

MILOANDVICINHT

Miss Blanche Phillips. of Ouary has been engaged as teacher in Milo school for next yea? Her friends ‘ trust that the succes which she at- ltalned in her studies at Prince of I Wales College last year will follow

her in her work as teacher in this , district.

i Miss Julia Livingstone who spent several weeks in Milo as the guest

3 of her sister. Mrs. David McDonald. has now returned to her home in Glenwood. '

Mr, Neil J, McNevin isispending

has resigned as teacher in this dis-l trict and will be greatly missed inj the Institute as sho not only did‘

the regular secretarial work but al- so actod as secretary for the dis- triot convention in this section thus winning the commendation o! tl-ie, supervisor. Miss McPhail for her‘ eﬂlciency in that capacity-O, ‘

GLENWOOD AND VICINITY

Among former residents of Glen- WOOd who are at present in this vi- cinity are Mrs. Almlra McDonald.‘ her two sons. Jack and Edd. her daughter, Mrs. Haytnn (Lottie) anal the letters two boys. Ira and Very non Hayton, It 1s now over twenty-l seven years since their removal toI Port Arthur where the head of the| family. Mr. Isaac McDonald passed‘ away some years ago. Mrs. McDon- aid naturally sees a. great many changes in the country in the in- terveriing years, Many oi her lor- mer intimation have passed away but the friends and relatives who remain are Very glad to see Mrs. McDonald and her family again and are giving them a cordial wel- ma. Those people motored the whole distance from Port Arthur. making a distance of 2400 miles in two weeks. Where hotel acoommo- ‘datlon was available the ladies oi the party took advantage oi it while the others made use of the camping outfit with which t-TwY-ll‘! supplied. It i; worthy of note that Mrs. McDonalds ’l3rd.. birthday was passed on the way to the Island. At present they are the guests oi Mr. Jame; Livingstone. Dunblane.

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Miss Hattie Reeves has returned m“, to her home in Carleton, after hav- Province will be delighted to hear, mg spent the pa“ three mowm m

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sorRxmgftwin-Thhrsday Ecru: ing 0n retum to Boston. Mass, af- ter having spent several weeks with their mother.- Mrs, Alice Hickey. They were accompanied by Mr. John Watt, oi Boston, who also spent a, vacation in this vicinity.

Miss Mary McPherson, o! Mon- treal. who recently came home to visit her father. Mr, John A. Mc- Pherson, has new left on a trip to Boston. Mass. She was accompariiodi by her sister. lvllss Jennie McPher-i son. They intend to spend two‘ week; with relative; and friends in Boston and vicinity. All unite in wishing them a happy holiday.

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business wag carried ‘on in the us. ual manner. Twelve members and iihrec visitors had responded to r011 call and receipts amounted to $130. Mrs. Jack McDonald and 'M-i's. An- drew Stewart were appointed on the sick committee, Mrs. Ernest Mc- Donald, Mrs. H. B. Bodies and Mrs Andrew Stewart are the hostesses. Oilcloth has recently been purchas- ed for the luncheon table. Mrs. Samuel Smiiih and Mrs. H, B.

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Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Tanton, Al- berton. accompanied by lVlr, and Mrs, a. F. Wells and Rome-dd Wells, recently motored to Glen- wood, to attend a meeting here-O-

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