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BEDEQUE
Miss Anne Callaghan has been spending some time in Kinkora, the guest of her sister Mrs. Frank Sui. liven.
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visiting friends in Georgetown.
que recently visited Georgetown. Mr. Lea Toombs, formerly or
Centreville, Bedeque, has returned to hi.s home a.i't.er completing his “Barbados Course" in the Halifax Barbering College.
home in Georgetown.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston oi’ Central Bede- que, who was quite severely burned, about the legs and arms some weeks ago, is convaiescing nicely.
spent her Christmas holidays at her home in Georgetown,
The sympathy of the entire com- , at h" home m Gmrgewwn‘ munity goes out to the relatives and ‘ friends ot the late Mrs. Elizabeth‘ Dammerell, of sudden death on Tuesday. came as at h“ h°m° m Gemgelwm- a great shock to her many irlends.
v "Maritice Farmer" on the 1mm a daughter, Doris Kathleen. page is a photo ct the winners oi . the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto. Among who are Miss Hope Jar-dine Charlottetown spent their Christ- 'of Freetown only lady judge of cat- tle at the Fair and Mr. Elmer Waugh oi’ Wilmot Valley.
Georgetown.
Miss Catherine Daziel, The Young People's society oi the
Centreville Bedeque Church met in the vestry on Wednesday evening. In the absence of the President and Vice President, Mr. Arnold Hender- son, occupied the chair and called the meeting to order. Miss Alice Jewell was appointed to act Sec- _ xsyrezmiméhuigflgfitzmfi Mr. Charles n. J. Hibbet. Tech- L. P. Archibald oflered Prayer. The “mil College’ Halifax’ N s" 15 business portion of the meeting iol- spending his Christmas lwudays lowed. Rev. L. P. Archibald, pro- “this home m Gwrgewwn- nounced the Benediction. A contest conducted by Mr. Arnold Henderson was greatly enjoyed. Miss Helen Archibald, gave a very interesting reading during the meeting. An- other contest conducted oy lvLr. Henderson also proved very amusing and interesting.
oi her mother, Mrs. Daziel.
Mr. J. C. MaoDonald. Souris, at. tended the funeral of his sister the late Miss Florence MacDonald.
Fort Augustus, spent her Christmas holidays in Georgetown the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam- es MacDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Shaw and |daughter, Catherine, Sackville, are
evening was spent on Friday last, in Georgetown the guest of Mrs. when the Young People's Society oi shew’; mother, Mm nazjeL the 'l‘ryon United Church, enter- '
tained the Young People's Society of the Bedeque United Church. About one hundred young people from the two societies gathered at the Tryon Hall to enjoy this social evening. lviiss Doris Woodside president of the Tryon Group presided. Mrs. Harold Howatt, Missionary Conven- er gave a very interesting and in- structive talk. A duette by Miss
The St. Davids United Church held their Christmas tree on Christ mas night. The tree was beauti- fully decorated and a, large 1mm. ber of gifts displayed. Opening Chorus, Holy Night: Sto , Dick- ens Christmas Carol, illustrated with slides; Hymn, "While Shep- herds wstehpieir flocks at Night," Miss Brehaut, Presided 9,5 the or-
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Ethel Leard and Miss Lambs was greatly enjoyed. The meeting was brought to a close. The programme committee, then presented some very The chmtm” m” whlch w“ interesting contests, namely: “What held m “mm 7°‘ the Pupil-s °5 the would you we"?- The first prize, school, Miss Solomon. Georgetown, whlgh gqncluded 1n a “e was aqua“ teacher, was largely attended. The ly divided, was won by Mrs. Wen- ‘tree W85 flrtlfiilficfilly and beauti- dall Lea. and m. Fred Lowther aha ‘ fully decorated and laden vrith Miss Reta Tbombs and Mr. Horace 'many beautiful and useful gifts. Wright. Another contest the Tryon Following is the program: Opening Society versus the Bedeque Society Chorus, Jingle Bells; Recitation, W" W011 b? $110 VIBMIIB Group. Mary Fraser; Violin Selection, Oliv- Games and contests provided ample er Kemp; Dialogue,A Xmas Crazy amusement and dainty refreshments clgggffihg topsy Tm-vy Son; violin were served by the ladies of the Selection, oilvei- Kemp; Recitation,
sail. Visit by Santa.
pleasing feature on the program for everyone, Mr. Hector Leard, presid- ent. on behalf of his Society, ex- tended a very hearty vote of thanks _ tothe Tryon Society. The entertain- b’ 3"” and Isabel Kemp, Reci- mont was brought to a close with tammpy Lloyd mewenyn; Good ‘mans o! Hymn and the Benedm Night; Closing Chorus, O Canada tion by Rev. L. P. Archibald, Hon- “ml”! °' 5m“ (“w-
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Mr. Will Muhar, Charlottetown, is Mr. Cyril Horton, Lower Monta-
l Mr. Webster McNeil, New Perth, spent his Christmas holidays at his
Miss Mildred Bell, Charlottetown,
M18! Milfsaret Jerrior, Charlotte- town, spent hcr Christmas holidays'
Miss Faustino Goteli, Charlotte- Fmetown’ whose town spent her Christmas holidays
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R. N., Charlottetown, spent hcr Christmas holidays in Georgetown the guest
Miss Mary lilliacDonald. teacher,
A very pleasant and enjoyable spending their Christmas holidays‘
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M,” Marga.” McNeil], has been Christmas tree which was largely spendlngavery enjoyable holiday in "ilendcd- 5 01°57‘ enwYable Pm!‘
Moncton, N. 13., visiting friends and Tm" W“ "ndered it the °1°5° °i mistive; thereFg, which the gifts on the wcll laden Christmas tree/livers presented by Mr Sheldon Ross, acting as Santa Claus. All the children were fit- tlngly remembered. Following is the Programme: Opening Chorus. Sunday school, Christmas Mes- sage, Oliver Ross; Recitation, Jan- is Llewelyn Institute: Recitation. Marion Rniusc; Solo, Myrtle Ross The Christmas Well Mission Band Recitation, Eleanor Ross; Recitat- ion, Dorothy McLeod; Collection; Pageant, Teachers and pupils; Recitation, Rose Llewellyn; Jesus Bid Us shine, Mission Band; Reci- tation. Janie Llewellyn; Closing Chorus, Sunday school. Distributa-
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Mr. Emmcrson Christmas with friends iii Hump- shire.
Miss Isln. Weeks, teacher Clinton. is spending the holidays tion oi’ gifts. the tree was beauti— ‘lit hcr home in Pleasant Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weeks and lit- Miss Genevieve Solomon. George- , tle daughter Marjorie, have recent- ly moved into their new house.
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Miss Marion MacLcnnan of Charlottetown, was the recent guest of Miss Annie MacLennan.
FREDERICTON AND VICINITY
Friends of Mrs. George Morrison are sorry to learn ct her illness.
_ Miss Catherine MacKcnzie of Glen Valley, has returned to her home after a visit to Quincy, Mass.
Miss Margaret Hill is at present
visiting friends in New Bruns- The many friends oi Mrs. Wm.
treat for the school children at. Christmas. The place of next meet- ing was undecided. Meeting closed by singing the National Anthem.
The semi annual examination of Fredericton School was held on the afternoon oi‘ Dcc. 22 in the school house which was very taste- for the occasion, the beautiful and well laden Christ- mas tree being not the least of the decorations. The classes were ex-
vsrsity, are spending the Christ- mas holidays at their homes.
School held their annual concert and Christmas tree in the church on the night of Dec. 24 with a goodly number ‘present. Mr. Hugh MacKie acted as chau-man for the program which was up to its
Blends o! Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Leod extend to them their sincere sympathy in death of their baby daughter. The funeral held on
wick. Hickox are sorry to learn that she fully decorated is not enjcylllil 800d health. and Mr. Wilfred Nicholson. Mr. Ha- wish her a speedy recovery. Ien Wigmore and Mr. Alfred Sea- man, students of Mt. Allison Uni- The Pleasnat Valley Sunday
out by the pupils, at the close usual good sensual-c. st the close [which the presents, candy and ss-
anlined by their teacher and oth- ers and showed by their prompt answers how hard they had work- ed during the past months. Alter the examination a short and successful program was carried
' Deu 22 was conducted by Rm w,“ Iof the program n jovial Santa Claus lples were distributed to the tcach- “The f ired Mncbcod ' and was largely attended.
or and pupils. The meeting closed by singing the National Anthem.
On the evening oi’ Dcc. 23 thc Fredericton Sunday School llcld their annual concert and Christ- mas tree. Mr. Nelson Murray act- cd as chairman and the following program was most successfully rendered i0 iln nttentlvc audience, at the closc of which Santa Claus appeared to the delight of the younger audience. The meeting then closed by singing the Nation- al Anthem. The following was the program:-—
Chorus. Christmas Bells by the Recitation, "A Christmas Suggest- ion" by Euphemia Ross—Musicai
Reading, "The Message of the Chimes" by Ruby Stevenson-Duct "It Camc Upon the Midnight
Clear" by Marion Stevenson and Frances MacDowell- Acrostic, "Christmas" by 9 children- Dia- logue, “Taking the Census“ by Edith Cutclifie and Wesley Mur- ray-Quartet. "Poor Old Christmas Doll" by Helen and Irene Steven- son, Adelina Cutcliffe and Georgie Buchannan- Exercise. "Bethle- lehem" by 9 glrls—Recitation,, "Greater Than Columbus" by Lewis Hlckox- Instrumental mu-
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Sxilicl Mun" by Knthlcvi Higgins -~-Si:lr Drill by 9 girls - Recitation, “A Note to Santa" h Pound --Tableau, "Fmtho. the Hcro" -Motioii Song, “Riil Christmas Bells“ by 5 girls —Rcri tatlon, “A Prcscnt for Santa" b 'l‘ressli. Pound -Dialogue, “Stril: in Santa Claus Land" by l1 child ren -Rccitrltloii, “A ChflSllllil Wish,“ by Nlilil. Hickox —Pui~itu mime, "My Faith Looks up t. Thee" bye girls -Chorus, “Whati the Meaning?” by school.
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