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May 21st

Plusville and Vicinity ~

Miss Anita Peters. Duvsr. was a lunday visitor to Piusville.

Mr. Sheridan Corcoran, Mill River, was in Plusvllle on Tuesday.

Ir. Arthur Poirier, Burton. Lot i, was in this vicinity on‘ business aturday. .

Mr. lrskins Wallace. Brooklyn, as s visitor to Charlottetown on _ ay.

crowd attended the dance Juli on Pride! sve- ‘(Aluslomas suitolted

by the ‘Getson-Arbing Orchestra

and was very much enioyed by all.

Mr. Howard Halloran, Brockton. was a visitor to Bummerside on Thursday.

Rev. l". E. Robin, North Rustic-o, was in this vicinity on Thursday evening.

Miss Kemlnls Maoﬂregor. Burton. lat ‘I, spent the week-end with Miss Norma Oorcoran.

Mr. Loman Harris, Rosebank. motored to Charlottetown Thurs- day on business.

Mr. John 8. Murray and son

rived here ‘Ihursday evening. He intends to remain in this vicinity

to Toronto, Ont.

Mr. Melvin MacGregor, Bobble and June MacGregor were visiting in Plusviile Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lancelot Dalton, Burton, Lot ‘i, were in Plusviile Thursday evening.

Mr. Charles Mallelt, at. Lawrence. la at present employed with Mr. Norbert Corcoran oi this place.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mclsaac. Brae. were Sunday guests oi Mr and Mrs. Thomas Corcorsn.

hon motored iium Toronto and ar-

Mr. Adrian Gallant, Spring Valley,

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(or a few weeks before returning .

was a recent visitor oi his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gallant.

Messrs. Dorice Gallant and Des- mond Cisllant, Duvar, were in Piusville on business Monday.

—-~ Mrs. Jacob Hardy and daughter

lrma, Rosebank, were visitors to

pharlotteiown on Friday.

Mr. Charles Mallet and Mr. Nor- h

hart Coreorsn motored to Char- lottetwn Wednesda, on business.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corooran. Hazel and Winston Ooroeran motored to Tignish on Friday.

Miss Norma Corcoran spent ‘murldsr in Ins-inn, Lot ‘I. lhs was accompanied home by liar oouln.

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Miss Kernmle MacCiregor, who rs- znalned here until Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Gallant and daughter, lloseb ‘ were visit- ors to Piusvllle on Monday alter- noon.

Miss Mildred Arssnault has re- turned to Halifax, N. 8.. aiter spending two weeks at her home

are. .

The Piusvllls Womenl Institute held their May meeting on ‘thora- dsy the 5th at the home o! Mrs. Ambrose Oorcoran. ’

Ber many friends are ha to hear that Mrs. Theopnelis aiiant

has returned to sr moss follow- ing her rsesnt t in Prince

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County Hospital, ﬂummersids. it is hoped that her usual good health will soon be iully recovered.

Mr. Ralph Hardy motored from Bummerside to spend the weal- end with his parents, Mr. andldrs. Jacob Hardy, Rosebank.

Mr. F. Doiron, school inspector, was in Piuaviile Friday in eon- nection with the building o! a graded school.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy, Doris and Irma Hardy. and Wayne Harris. Roeebank, were visiting in Brockton on ‘min-artsy evening.

On Pridsy svenins a miscellane- ous shower was held at the horns o! Ir. and llrs. Harry Wells, Illmsds e. in honor oi llr. and Mrs.

Brendon Wallace (nee, Roberta Adams) llmsdale, whose marriage took place in Montreal, Que, a tow months ago.

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Misses Mae and Joan Dean, Brookton, leit recently tor Caribou, N. 8., where they intend to remain ior the summer months.

Mr. Gerald Hardy has returned to Summersi‘ to spend the sum- mer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy. Rosebanl.

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The Plusville Women's Institute held thelrrsgular meeting at the home o! ldra. Ambrose Ooroooan on Thursday evening. May Bus.

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