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c“; ;e-vsraor .. are New Brunswick,‘ attended in rson as were Premier J.B. McN end Members of the New B Government and legislature Mem- bers oi the Judiciary. of the bar. of he icsi Profession. the army,

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ENTERTAIN‘ FRIENDS - am. W.D. Sher-ray and- Miss Betty Duff, were joint hostesses entertaining a. large group of friends at Miss Duff's apartment during the Christmas holidays.

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LEGION DANCE -- 'I‘he ietular Tuesda night Leg-ion Dance was well at nded last night. Dancing wag enjoyed by the servicemen and their friends to music furnished by Bill Moresidei Orchestra. chap-

- . John Cameron. Wright, Miss Inn amlpbell. and Mrs. Russel Camp-

FUNEBAL BEBVICES- The 1W1- eral of Miss Georgina Gallant was held on Saturday morning from hank Hennessefs Funeral Home to St. Dunstan’; Basilica where Re- quiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. I..ouis Dougan who also con- ducted service at the grave. The pallbearers were: Messrs E. Holland, Joseph Woods. David Cavanagh, Moses Peters, Bend Gallant and Thus. M. McMillan.

BURIAL YESTERDAY — The funeral o1 Mr. Gregory MoAulay was held yesterday morning from his late residence, 40 Grafton street to 8t. Dunstan's Basilica, where Requiem High Mass was celebrat- ed by Rev. J.W. McCardla. The pallbearers were: Messrs. Louis McMahon, Somerlid Tralrior, Oscar Diamond, Innis Blanch

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River received word of the death of lher sister. Mrs. ary R. MacLeod,

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In Memoriam

MRS. JOSEPH ROGERSON

The many friends and relatives 0f Mrs. Joseph Rogerson were Efleved or her sudden passing at her home 1n crapaud on the 20th of Novem-

oer.

Although suffering with a heart condition for the past year. she had remained quite active and her iam- ily and friends had hope of her re- covery but she was strldwn with an attack which oved beyond the reach of medica skill and succumb- ed. to the fatal disease within an h

our. The late Mrs. RAgerson (nee Mer- sret Francis) was born at Lady sue, October 5. 1876. Only ds hit)‘ o! the late Mr. and Mrs. Wilism Francis. Having lived at badv Fame. Trycn and finally at. Cra ud she made a wide circle of riends. In he!‘ home she was hospitable and kind and many who part/ooh of her hos- itality will remember the happy urs spent there. She was s. ialth- I ful member of the Baptist Church and her christianlty was evidenced ' in her every day lite: her Bible was her nstant companion. The funeral service from her late residence was turd

ducted b her w.- iiev o. o. Wright wvho spokpeaivords of comfort I and assurance to the bereaved. The h mnssirngwere: FacetohomThe] 0d Ru ed Cross and Will Tho- le ioken. '

a borrowing husband, one dlllllilel‘. lean‘ Mrs. Orapandl,‘ w sons . Crapau 3.. wiinam '1». of Charlottetown. Also gas brother. Parker Francis. ne. 1 interment was in the amiiy lot a1. Weslrnorelaxtd Cemetery. R110 pallbearers were: Brent Wood. Arthur Simmons, Ernest Harvey. Elmer Gamble. Russell Thompson and Wendell Iea.

Ca of Thanks

Mr. Joseph

arson and family el chaste who so d dm-ing their sad

fierearme: . Also ‘those vmo sent owe ssn card; ymps y. ...._.. - _-._. ° 3 13.39.“,

on Dec. 22nd. She has been inpoor lhmlth for some years but cheerful and pleasant always. Pneu- monia set in and she passed pea“- fully away. She will be remember- ed by many in Charlottetown where she gpent most of her younger days. About 25 years are she went to live in Regina, where her husband Mr. R. MacLeod was s. prominent telephone contractor. He died about 16 years ego. She leave; to W0 lists". Mrs. A. o. Maeheod French River and Mrs. Sadie RI Whelan Regina also s number of nieces and nephew. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, illzlgefiwftoee. well known in Char. ~° ‘m older citizens yak

t-hem. 5 her sisters WEDDING YESTERDAY. - A "llfgtghegidlng was solenmired in st.

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s. Elisabeth dtyilfedifim, “‘° “m” "' D“ F's-a Mm- was

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Rev. Dr. sndMr. Ge . Ch t-I ham, N. B.. are vlgitirigngzre, sand leave on return Friday,

Personals

MissEsthe 0.1-! per Prini 1 of the Intérmcdige échoolc pgt

Masonville. Qu bee, is d h vficyatlOn at he: heme a

m. Charles Macltae of Debart. NB, arrived home Tuesday even- ing to spend Christmas with wife and famiiy at Spring Brook._ He left Monday morning on return.

Mr. Chester D. MacKay of the R.C.A.F'., Montreal. left Monday morning to resume his duties after spending Giristmas leave at his home in Park Corner.

Ohinme chemists are developing ‘ocal dflig sources to replace med- icines formeriy imported.

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The Lieut. Governor

will receive at. GOVERNMENT HOUSE on FRIDAY AFTERNOON

January the First from 8 to 5.80.

BRUCE WONNACOTT, Private Secretary

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..'Miss Mary Martin and Mari- orie Currie of Montreal spent Christmas at their homes in, Mon- mP-L-

..' iss Edna. Fraser, Ottawa. is spendln the holiday at her home in Mon e. She is e. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Frasen-L.

. .'Miss Alva Brehaut of Dimmer- side. spent Christmas in Montague ghen many old friend; were pleased

see hen-L.

..'Erio Duvar, who is osu the stafl of the T. Eaton 00.. Moncton, spent Christmas at his home in Mon- tagum-L.

..°Dr. Kenneth and Mrs. Beer. Kensingmn, spent Christmas in Montague, the guests of Dr. Beer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Been-L.

..'Miss mm; Ilewell at th ty Hos tal Iris span;

at her s 's in Murray Riven-L.

..°Willia.m Naddy of the R.C.A.F. grit Christmas at his home in eenilelcL-L.

ppm o "li'.‘.'e“e’?i‘i=i°.‘li.“ti.'..f"i?nh.i' it his home in Montague-J...

..'Inme Stewart of the Egg. N. spent the Christmas holidays his

home in Whlm Road

.. Mseleod on leave for the his family in Mo

ntagu L.

. .°Athol MacKinnon of the Royal Canadian Navy spent his Christmas holidays in Mon visitlmh

arents Mr. and s. I... M. on. o MeeKinnon of the R. C. A. I". was also home for a. few days. The two brothers left on Monday for their different units-L.

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assumed , in sheep's clothing elm you're s. fool But don't get excited, keep perfect- lv cool

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—Contrii1uted. BAZI-ILBROOK SCHOOL

The nuplts of Hazelbrook school presented their Christmas concert on Monday evening, Dec 21st. The schoolroom and tree artistically decorated 1e;- the tide season by the teacher. JOHN. assisted by the pupils.

Mir. Harold carver capably pre- sided during the prograrru Miss Pearl Jones was seeom. panist for the evening. ‘Hie following is the program. Welcome. Wendell Myers. Chorus. Santa Claus Song. Recitation. Our Christmas Tree, Eiglenl Carvegi . 1108M. vin Aunt Jane A Shook g

stgge70lkzgierékphbbet Bong, Vera y co .

editntion. My Pepe Wink; Velma Myers. .

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Recltation. Santa Ciaus, Ludlow Carver. solo, A. Christmas Bong. Mrs. Harold Carver (moored-l. Dialogue, Makin8 A Cake. Recitation, Disappointed. Hazel Myers. 8on8. ’i'he Apple ‘Tree. by Inter- mediate Pupils (enooredy. Recital. on, I Wonder, Elva Oar- ver. Recitation. estate's Pilot. Douglas Drake. Acrostic Giristmas Drill. Monologue. Jack Tends The Baby, Hollie Wood. Drill. Who's Cid Santa. Chorus, Merry Bells. Intermission. Violin Music, Mr. Andrew item. .y_ Drill. We Are Little snowflakes. Duett. The Cowboy's Dream, Cn"n Myers and Douglas Drake.

Recitation, Not Lettln‘ on, Glen Drake. Recitation. Our magi Rena Wood. Random. A ems Boy's ‘I'll!!!-

Now the best: way to do is to <10 s5 “l

Jones.

Chorus. Good Night . Closing Speech. Colin Myers.

A hearty vote o1’ thanks was then tendered- flie teacher and pupils and all those who helped to make the program a success.

Santa Claus arrived and dis- _ tributed the lfts from a. well led- en Christan tree..

The singing of the National Ah- them brought a. very enjoyable eve- ning to a. close.

(Patriot Please 09D!)

DUNSTAFFNAGB CHRISTMAS CONCERT

A most enjoyable and successful concert was held in Marshfield- hall Friday evening, Dec. 1B, by the pu- pils of Dunstaffnage school.

Mr. Fepton Court capably acted as chairman and the following pro- gram was carried out..

Opening Recitation. “What We're Glad to See by Ethel Robertson. Chorus, Christmas Bells. the

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“Dear Santa Claus, kins

Lullaby. Shirley Johnson. Eixefvlse. A Christmas Stocking, Bobby Vessey and Keith Foster. Diulogue, Heck Says It. ' Recitation. A Christmas Quiz, Jean Robertson.

Duet, We'll Shovel Your Walk. Phyllis Dover and Irene Dennis.

jovial manner one: distributed num- erous gifts and a treat to the pupils from the piettiiykiecorated tree. The teacher, M155 Joyce Newson, also received many lovely rifts from hei- pupils. The or- ganisi; for the evening was Airs. Irving Thompson. The entertainment close-ll l.~_\'

singing oi the National Anllu-m.

MISOOUCBE CONVENT SCHOOL

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Recitation, Queer Things. by December. Keith Vessey. Grade XI—l. Theresa Gaudet Trio. snntas Heralds." Verna Bos- Grade X-l. Eleanor Gillis; 2.

well, Shirley Johnson and Lillian Jameisgne Mulliii; 3. Justin Mne- na

Thompson. ,

Recitation. My Dolly and I, Irene Grade IX-l Juliette Poirier; 2. Dennis. Edna Martin; 3 Marie Arsenault. - Dialogue. Christmas Plots. Grade VIII-l Olga Tfiiplin; 8. Recitation. My Letter, Florence Evelyn Poirisr, Inez Wedge; 3, Irma

Anderson. Stce e.

Intermission and sale of lunches.

Grade VII-d Marjorie MncNelll; Coonville "horn; by seven dark-

2. Catherine Gallant; 3.. Una Gal- lant

ies (encored). . Recitation. An Alteration, Irving Grade VI-i. Teresa Geudet; 3. Vessey.. Dell A. Desroches; a. Regina Dee» Victory Drill by seven pupils. rodhes. Ree. A. Christmas Feeling, Almon Grade V-1. Helen Skerry; 2. l ter. Eunice Desroches; 3. Rose hlnrie Dialogue, What Became o! the Desroches.

False Teeth. Candie Drill by twelve Junior pupilp in costumes.

Chorus, Farewell Christmas by the

Grade lV-l‘. Eunice J. Desroches. 2. Yvonne Desroches. Grade III-l. Estelle Williams: l.

schoo . . Clerc. Gosing Recitation. Goodbye. Wil- MUIIC

fred Stewart. Senior - lst Division: Eleanor A Telegram from Santa, Albert Gillie.

Poster“ Senior 2nd Division: Una Gal-

Immediately after the programme. Santa. Clans arrived in his usual

Farmers

Friday‘ of this week being New Year’s, we will receive Hogs Thursday, December 31st, all day. '

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