Been Raiser

her Jmli, 1894 during the ministry ..{ w.- lIt'\ liuiiii tiillis and scr- \eil ' luv l’I't‘\l)yI0l‘Ial'| Church in

i;,u...i;i up until the union in

pill IIlltlt‘l' the church. the church

EASTERN GUARDIAN

t . « .llllll\(‘I’.\£ll'_\' speaker was

And Altered

MacLeod was organist.

Legion Branch“ Hours From

The president. G.G. Jardi-ne. was in t '

ee reported 'ar. Emery MacNei1l and Jos- eph Bell in Hospital and treats were being forwarded The program for Remembrance Day was finalized and also mat- ters relating to a special banquet

prised by the appearance of the

MEI)!-‘ORD Mass. IAPI speeding Montreal - Boston ex- press train -— the Boston and Maine's Red W'uu——was wrecked Tuesday at an overpass in th city is miles north of Boston. Two American crew members

man of the Boston and Maine local of the Brotherhood of Lot

r. Duggan said in sign posting a

ing through the area day morning."

2 Are Killed in U 5 Train Wreck»

~— A iter. Mrs Yvonne Rodi-iilues. Val-

L‘0Ul‘l. Que. The last two were re- leased after treatment.

Killed were engineer Harold J. Danfocth. 5. Somerville. Mass. and fireman D. Murphy. 33. of Manchester, Nil

-0- smashed one brick building and

the damaged section

structions were given each en- gineer and fireman assigned to

GEORGETOWN

Mr Stewart Hansen, son of Mr.

Downsview, Ontario, where Cpl.

he-iii: iuiiscd 9 feet. A new heat- air. parker ,, smnoned with the Medjez—el<Baib. 40 miles west of‘ in; »\ ~I(‘lll has been installed The business ofrtile branch was Roy“ Canadian Air poi-c¢_ were Tuni-5 The ceremony was origin.i Tilt‘ <l.lll'l'lI hall presents a very conducted and disposed of, folI- recemguesgs or Cpl. Parker's mo- ally 5-cheduied for Sunday hm nlmiiis appr-ai~ance and has or- owing which a brie! resume of ihei. Mrs Horace Parker cam-eued her-ah,-,9 of .-,,h,_

:.i.. Mi a non look. The new the Poppy Campaign was given ' —-V -- ' ~-———

h.1~l'lllI‘IlI it IS hoped. Will by Eh? president. LAC Bari viurph‘, or the "lS10R]C AREA

_i 4‘ _ _ ._ . . ' . I _ i.nsi.(i:”.{lH"B (l]llI'(‘h hall and din The sick angmriilsitxg Royai Canadian A". Force. iei-i .i:3i§;Ri;ir:_esDi:;Qlwbec_ in

recently on return to his duties at Camp Borden, following a sick leave spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy.

Miss Elizabeth G-rant School

and Mrs. Al‘). Jenkins.

Mr Charles Griffin and Mr Ed—

iu St. Maurice

ifiiioi

and dance ‘oi. iwemyflve ye‘. teacher at Elmira. was the week- 1 \ii‘i"i‘iA\'G I ,‘ D I E S members I818!’ ID the lD0fl1,l"l. end guest of relfiivu in George- i~.,i,,.> ar 3 m_ in Gui, The ranch was agreeably sur— ‘°“"- a i

award in the annual li€‘W~'.pHp(‘l‘ weekend guest of his parents, Mr design competition sponsored by

The Scotsman i

LITTLE SANDS

Mrs RC. Mat-Leod. Kinrou. victim of a car accident. while on her way to Boston, is improv- ing Mrs. Macheod was with her son, Wendell and was nearing Boston when their truck was struck from behind Mrs Maclseod suffered broken bones and was a patient in Emerson Hospital in Concord Her brother, Mr Hugh Mac.N‘eiI. Little Sands. reports that Mrs MacL.eod hopes to be able to return to her home in about 10 days.

here and is

spent a‘ few days at his home iii

due to a bad cold

Nova on November 14th. fior a few (14)! away from his duty. sul- I ' ' 0 .

Pauline Richards (1 Little Sands is at present in the Pl. Island Hospital where she has been for a long while. People who speak of her patience ' position during al her suffering. They all say. the is a lovely child and nurses and doctors and other patients all love her

Residents of Little Sands were grieved and saddened to hear of the passing of Mr. Lauchlie Mae- Lean in Charlottetown in the ear-

Wed_. Nov. 20. 1957 nu Guardian Past 5

respected citizen and I M935 ‘C I.‘

Mr. and Mrs. George 3. Hum! of Brooklyn are being welcome to Little Sands again. They "WV ed out November 14 and are liv ing in a house quite near the" son Carleton's.

Mr. and Mrs. Blois Clou and son Kevin of Alnny visited his Th

Little sum.

irlie rock 'n roll gen-

I The train was made up of nine i'Little sands over the Armstice N 15-mile limit because of track re. cars — two pullmans and two ,‘W___ ._ S; iliolidai l . , ,., goairs had been gernoved. He said coaches. two milk cars and the The road maintanei‘ has goneiQ|'C"Ofl I5 I005. CH _ 3’ miles was te norm speed remainder mail and baggage [hi-Qugh the waster pan { Li‘. * It 81 90"?‘ Cars. ltle Sands to the County l(t’ne on Q bingfl M EQUIPMENT OKAY Only two pullinans remained Mr Fred V 0 mm") A th K_ C I H i I h .wedne5(iay and Thursday of ghir ruiiuuy i..II('lH9nL said on the tracks at the rear of the - - _ “"1” - "‘$‘5'« 9 '”I~'5 ‘""‘i.V "W13 3}’9 . i . . ii: preiimimry inquiry indicated i_raiii_ The M0 piiiimans re iiant tihleftof the l:1d()n}I‘agU('“l"'ll'8‘l'(‘('('l\'(‘(i Ill(‘iI~;t-‘dlli;)(‘lI[li2ilIlUli: w'ittlil:i;0kr'0i::i ‘:3: irfgef ii-:‘S'ICkCS flfld SIIOCIKS there were no equipment defects. muiiied upright although they "Pal" ‘"9" - 7999"’ '5 I" "e“‘l~“"“'“ ‘"91’ W Y " "93’ ‘ . . . W ,d i.i d ' -- ' V za inoculation from l)r l’rc.ton!mcnt I llcalth V\lll(‘ll ha. \ li—'p‘“e'm m ‘“ 0' "H S 9%" EXTERIOR OF Cflllm yxcaedgli-(:,ieme tmmin “Lasrgoi'il.‘i§i:d§ “(fie pamy0d(i:auef]' “ii _ Mclntyre at a public health cliniclcd sci-Liiiii to hospital sta\fIsupzi’nd '“‘“'d Y9“! " goes on th. peed es "Egan C ,“ In my " re M min in M The i.v ii, i_| ,.. - k, .‘i ih h_ .\Ir .\'ialcolm .VlH(’l4(“dll. Little 0 speed area posted and on moved the Sliflv 0 Y 3 c "9 ‘I’‘" -I’‘'-‘‘’"‘ '" .‘V I’‘’*‘ “’"'“ "’”‘ Sands \vlio ls empioved on the ' holle i bulletings last Friday and ob- Daniel Benson. vice - pl'f¥Hl(lCnI men‘ members 3"“ "'9 5”” ‘’“‘’‘‘‘ I’‘‘’ l’“‘‘'":‘‘ I _ i‘r,i.'m_P ‘W3 ha‘ 590" abseni WCY "‘ C "9 "9 Y served by -all other trains pasa- for operations. said written in» I , ’ . ‘ 1»,-V_ since Mm r.Ri.i.”.i.i‘ REr._i0N .fiom his ion for about 10 days

the big wheels in

the trade journal. Printing World

The Scotsman. owned by Cuna-i

Of the King's (‘ount_\' executive of the Pro- gressive (‘onscrvative Party will be held in the

Th Red w- i C .d~ iii d- - - _ ii i ed Thc Fiji islands. Britisli Colony ‘ Paciiic Railwaryllgtragin afl‘(ll'fa‘ln;T£iIa1': l‘e:lll&I.li‘gl:o:l I!;?€lSy(‘l§lE(’.°l'{esL;(:ild Wins An Award ”‘ "I" P“”l“'- F’""““'° "°'~'°“”“-l “li 1:‘ Wm." “as able re IIP W Mimim._ Nm.i,m .iRe\._' DA Campbeii of Si‘ Air reai to weiis R- er’ vi.‘ and . the mies required each man to ‘sugar, tobacco and gold. turn to his duties on the Prince W, i_iii,iii_i. iiiwr United (‘burg srewsgrcsbyterian Church. M9‘!!!-‘Boston and Maine train from sign_i'or .(‘0PY- LONI)()N CPI ~ The Scots . - fie E\.".av Cartoon H‘ V H i. A i i, ii ii‘ Mm Amii_ 18119. D008 HIUSIC W85 PFOVI - Wells River to Boston. ‘A slow sign was found at theimanl which simamiinfii iis i_\.p0_ - ' .. d , _ _ ,°‘”’Y‘h° B‘_‘"35I Q“3"I9‘ Md ML Canadian: ln)lll'Pd were Alfred side of the rails, near ‘the rear h_ nd I I 1 i i , ,, . QT ls EAST»

““ “' H‘‘’ '””l ”‘’r “Hf ‘°m"Ll0yd M_3_l‘I|n Salli! "HOW 0"‘!!! Wade Montreal Eugene Drain- end of the wrecked train. ‘Nap-‘ 3 awui 3‘ ‘l"””“' l"A*

in.-:..i .-mil ricdii-atcd on Novem- Thou Art asa solo. Mrs. Charles Vine‘ 70. Mon“-9,-,1, and his 535. 133 ‘has won a “highly coiiiiiiciidod‘ Show“ 3_80 74,

TODAY and

, , , . They were ll were killed. More than a. score it was raining when the train Resident’ be” “en wry ‘oh 1)’ m0I'Dll|8i0IFl'1d8¥. November “med by M”. mow.‘ mom“.

perwn‘ were m'l""°d' 'n°h’d' ‘en the "men" Th’ N" W“. rv to hear of the accident while 15 much“, W“ we" liked by Mrs Connolly and daughter Lila in‘ ‘our Canadian‘ The" were mm up from me Midge back to sawing wood in Murra ‘River ‘H who knew hi and was . of Baldwin’: Road who were also no critical injurie a siding switch several hundred h Vi J 5' my d’ special friend of I“ U19 Cmldfefl

The Accident occurred at the feet short of the overpass. X 91" - ‘A i‘“’¥ “ °'.‘- ‘“ ' He will be zremly missed in the guest: of Mrs. Meney and tam‘ site of ieconstructionii The front end of the double cier':_3'iaf_a:', "“‘r°"‘S‘a°‘M":_m ital: disma when h, “,3; . highly fly project where, railway officials diesel locomotive ju the . “' ‘ ’ “‘ 5 said, a ' speed limit street then fell back with the “'5 “rm 3"“ “f” '“’*’°“ ‘° "" was in force r ar end on the street the ‘wfinlague H‘_’sp"" “There he '5 ' . . . .

The railway statement said the remainder ‘ted at an angle l"“”’"‘- 1‘ L‘ r°P°"‘~’d MP 53"” P°weffu| |n fls efncflonfll IITIPOCT . . . train was travelling at “excea- against the masonry abutment. dt-rs‘ ls” vnzklngzm M Impcrzve sirve s smsuns BUILDING "'9" ‘S "” "- '5 “- ' ' - - -

W. Paul Duggan. general chair- The other half of the engine i5It‘Wd” rP~‘Ides in Little Sand; powerful In IT‘ Tea '5'“

and sever“ of the deraiied car, land Mr Saunders frequently Vla-

l -“-‘T motive Firemen and Enginemen ripped out _a .30-fioot section of a ‘Mil KIWMI In Lilli? Sands ' ‘ said e tape of the automatic four — storey brick warehouse ' speed recorder on the engine in- More than 50 workers were in l Mr I-ldwin Mat-Kenzie who is If ddl'CS TO TC" dicated it was going 70 miles an the building. but none was near i9"1lJ|<>yed in Gagetown. N. ‘ hou ’

:~r,- lll lllill yi-ai~ it became the and M” _\;_w_ Hansen‘ who has ward 30a(.hmi_ were miiors to dian publisher ‘Roy Thonisoii. ls; MtII'l‘H}' Rivcr public hall on Thursday. November “Wm M “M9 “med Church; P C d lboen a member of the staff of ""“"°“"“"”" '3-“‘ W“*“‘- ”‘° ms‘ S°°""" “““*"Wl*"‘ ‘°‘ Zllsi at 8:00 pm. Sp<‘akel's will be Walter Shaw of <.in..im " I l‘0V. ‘tn , . . ‘GT "' "“‘“ ' ” '_"‘ win an award since the conipc‘.i~ - , < , I. . v - 9 Bank 0' NOV! 50008 3‘ MW‘ « and Mclvin M.icQtiaid. ii mo (lllllnfl the ministry of HONOR WAR DEAD non wgg imugermed {our years .e Hm I) Wallace MacPher- The November meetinii hi the 182119. has b¢€IIll‘alL9It‘|'r¢dl0¢h¢ V i 83,, ‘ RAY qTr.wART son .4 beautiful set of electronic Montague Branch ofthe Canadian Albany much of the gank M ’l‘U.\lS MAPIAA memorial hon- Mamr award‘ we I i L L ‘ ‘ . ' (‘limits new installed and a Legion was held in the Legion Nov, sch‘ _ ormg Britons who died (iul'l ' I ‘ n n “O 0"" President. . “3 don bunday papers the Observer l'lllllil‘. null was built. Hall .‘\'ovember 7th with a record ‘ th Tunisian campaign in the and me Sunda ‘irimes ‘ . ’li~.i~ war a new basement was attendance of sixty—six members. ci,1_ and Mrs John Parker of Second World War was ii1augur- y ' '

LOOKING

. I lziiiiowant business. provimm president and other Mr_ ‘mi M". wiiiiam whine or Then w.ke up flm liq"! (l\||111:;n from ‘he Audion members or iii, Legion exewi. Borden. motored to Georgetown You knowthatsour.sunk.cnnsdpatod!d-‘ ‘In ad of The Late James G. ive, including Comrades Bruce. recently where they were Euests hs'!|lIM¥ ' ‘::::‘IY:;-‘:('HY:'.'i it II M Pi-tcr's on Thursday Douglas and Smith provin- of Mrs. While’! bmlher. MI‘- -1-? 3 "°"“;",:? , m ‘ ua~ ~n.» ll(‘mr One Piano. Cial!pl'?s'idenI_ spokieo It)hl'I€f[l’y Von Johnson yuufee|thatlIfC'IIInlIIotworthlIvIng(.:That5 F 0 R A . mat rs rta nm e egion. Int‘! “""‘-‘L -'°W9“".V Week in folloxfred plfv liriefg remarks from Chief Pettv Officer Robert Jen- unh um ml: The» v-o-I-bk vim I-bi """' \"“"“""r WI‘ “T 23rd- why Comrades ‘Bruce Douglas Smith. kins of the ‘Royal Canadian Navy '“""”“° ““ "°' °' "V" bib‘ iS"°"d'°' I nu? \t‘il‘l'I a flnt‘ watch. Ill ' -‘ ~' dilution starts functioning properyln YD ; I.lll'l~llllil\ Gift at this ltiint? :1; thTh\e;i slmwried M. H‘ M’ C‘ 5’ Suds’ foelthst happy day: mi hereagaini Don ii_”.ii,M\, .i(_M_m_w_ Mum" ‘ ‘en :1 8 “mm hour “flowing cona in Halifax. N.S. motored to cnrtlhy Iullh. AIwO.nk0WCaI'l.¢I usi- Rim ‘Jae I mm Georgetown where he was the Uvuhtl-onhllll (‘ii\ll~I .\\'i) mg“; C01,, gar". """"' ” " '"“" ‘ I \| i» rm 5.-,.,,.,,,,:(, B. c_, SUBSCRIPTION roa iwssu . Slcruil Spcakcr (‘(‘F (‘ ' - . . ,. inn ,WNm_,mn Town ii;‘i'i"°:n LT()R()!\."I'((): «(iii kiiiigailorziiltii = W we - ~= « u v NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN H I “ V“ 2 m’ }it has received its first request

him \ll‘(‘llng 8 pm. Members if all D.lrIl(‘§ invited.

'from Russia for a subscription to ; its publication Health Magazine.‘ ‘

i'i:\ni:ns for the t957.5alnovw in its of public:-ii A meeting of the Southern King's Branch of

:,‘‘‘i‘',’' d":i‘;) ‘t'(‘,“;l['I'§ d‘;’l:2l;1?‘:‘ér$"°eL'i3i§‘:i°ge‘“lfn3;n‘;°e;‘ne':: the Fish and Game Association will be held in the . u i ; _

Vm.-mii.~i- 27th. Lowest or any many countries around Legion Hall, Georgetown, Thursday. November

lwitii IHIIIH not necessarily accepted. W01‘ld- 1 ’cIfa

. League ham, 21st at 7:30 p.m. Films will be shown. Topic for

I discussion, raven kill and other piedators. All ‘ ‘ welcome *

NOW!

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PERSONALS

Till‘ It‘ i e n d 5 of Miss Tillie Rfviiilw will regret to lesm she lga I‘lY'lf‘M in the Kings Count ‘pit. having suffered a bmfi-

isrop HE/ID/l[h’£

Or looking fora bargain Ina‘

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our low-cost ad section do it for

llnntatiie have‘as their ests . Er; ii‘-rcirnsnsisiblerigalilid brot(I:Iefs-E: ,imi:':i". ',,":;',"."i:i",",‘,’: really need or want to sell? You liar‘ or Lisbon I-‘ails...-Mattie. "W" . ’°""""‘ ,-

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