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PAGE FOUR "' i llrrllp l,yl~Eg1' Nlllwg CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN O ""_""` FIRST 0ll"ALL" ""°_ ’ ‘ NOVEMBER 25
i 1910
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MONDAY '
-Earl Coney, son of Samuel Gor-
ney, car iuspcc-tor, Sninmerside, while wrestling with another boy of about his own age on l-‘riduy last,i slipped and fell, breaking his leg a-I bout midway between the ankle andj the knee. I-le was taken to a doc-I tor and after necessary treatmeutf carried to his home.. ’
Alex Horne of this city received a telegram Saturday of the death oil -Edmund J. Brycnton, son of Mrs-l Sarah Bryentoii, Bracklcy Pointl Road, and now residing in Auburn,f lilass. The <lt-ccuscii was, widely known in this Province and was
Cape Wolfe survive him The funeral
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Years of Suffenng will be arranged when the mesibel-s_of A Bad stomach
the family who are away wi BYUVG
A Desperate Case of- Catsrrh in the home* becomes an exceed_
Hud- WEDNESDAY. ____ ‘ ~ _ _
"My father had rntarrh in the head - mgl) good gomach
for a long time. It was such a desper- nte case that he didn‘t know what to do, but one oi’ his friends recommended !iood's Sarsaparilin. Ile got a hottie immediately, and as soon as he com- menced taking it he fc-if relic! and after the use of two other bottles lla was cnnipleioly cured. He was a-:o well pleased he has ever since recom- mended llood's Snrsapariliii." Delie Aliiie Begin. Levis. P. Q.
Get I-loodts Snrsapuriiia today. Sold
by all druggists everywhere.
married to Millcna Bryenton, dangli- ter of the late Wm. Brycnton, Brack ley Point Bond, nged ‘.52 years.
A ltloiitrcul exrliaiige nays:-E. E.
Boreham, iiiniutger of thc North Am- erican Life ,-\ssui-aiuie (`o., has been appointed inaiiiigei' of thc lniperial Securities Co., of .\loiitrrnl, and will come here January lst,_the company having arranged to open otllcel on St. James street. Mr. liorcliam has been proiniiient in the Life Assurance world of Vaiiada, having been a vice- prcsideut of the Dominion Associat- tion of Life Underwriters and allo vice-president of the Toronto lille ,lindt-rwriters Association. He went to Toronto from Nova Scotia two years ago, where he was manager for some years for the Mutual Life of Canada. The Imperial Securities (`o. is a re- cently formed bond and investment concern with iniiuental backing. (The Mr. Borcliain referred to is a native of llaiifnx and has a iiuinber of rela- tives in this City.)
The deatli o<‘curred on Saturday
nftcriioon nt .\`ortli ilustico of Henry lf. ftlrliure. The deceased had been siiiieriiig for sonic time with Bright’S disease and succuiiiiicd to the attack. Ile was a spleiiilid young man of about tliirty-seven years of age and was of that rlinracter of man who will be u loss to the coniinunity to wliicii lic belonged. Besides his father mul iiiotlier, Hugh and Mrs. Mcinire, lu- leaves io nioiirii ii sorrovving wid- ow, oiic brother, _»\rthur E., liinklet- ter liiind, and one sister, Mrs. (Y. Z\ic.\‘v~ill, .\'oi~th ltustico. The funeral notice appears in another column. The flunriiiuii extends sincere sym- luitliy to the bereaved.
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Elim R., wife of the Rev. George
I-I. lieamnn, passed peacefully away on ’i`ucsduy nioriiiiig, Nov. 15th, at thc hoiiie of her mother at Aliiert,. N. li. She was the only daugliter of the into llcncoii James W. Fullerton, of _-\ll~i=i~t, She was in the prime of` li-fe, being only 33 years old, and her demise cuiisvs sorrow on everv hand. She leaves to mourn, n iierea\~ed liiisbnmi, an aged motlicr, and five iirotiir-i'.<, niiil n large number of re- latives and fi'it-urls in various parts ,- oi ifaiiuda and the United States. She was lilesscfl with l-1 cheerful (`lii‘istinii ilisporition and made -fi'icii<i.~= ivlir-i~i_-I,-r slie went. She ac- coniliaiiied her husbniid iii evangelis- tic and pastoral ivork nl, Whitney. ville :ind Littleton, on the Mira- miclii, (iraii_;c\-'1lic, Kent Couiity, l`iiei'i'yrirl<i and l.e\vis~i\-‘ilic, in West- nioriniiil, New Uaiiacla, Uhcisen, Liinciiliurg <‘ouuiy, niid Westciiester Station, N. S.. also ldnst Point, P. IC. I., niirl ivzis lust located on Mon- treal a your '.'i;_;o. She had been sub- jfct to iicart. trouble for some ycnrs, but iiinc months ugo she had to take her hed, wlicru she spent most of her time until -death. Notwitlistanding the best of care and' most. skilful uiediczii trcatinent, she kept fading uway. The lust two months her suf- fering was intciisc, lint slic bore it ull with Ciiristian fortitude. The
llilSlllliS lEli HUW “i}llllSlliiA”SllllEl] l SKIN lllSEASES
I One says, -“I have Great Faith in
Cuticura Remedies.” Another, “They Always Bring Results."
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"I wish to lei. you know oi’ a couple of
§ recent cures which I have made by the use
of the Cuiir-urn lleiiic.-dies. Lust August, Mr.
l ---- of this city came to my ofllce. troubled
with n severe skin eruption. At first I cnuld not understand the nature of the cnsc. I finally traced it to his occupation. as he was A »;iini.¢-r and decorator. li. wus dermatitis in Its ivurst foriii. It siarlrd with u i-:light erup-
, lioii and would liflecl. most pnrt.~i of his body-
ih"'ii.-, r-Iiioivs chest, buck und iibrloiucii - nnii would terminate In little pustuies. The ilriiing und iiiiriiiiig wus dreadful und he would nliiiust leur his sl-rin npurt frying to gr-t ri-Ili-f. I recommended all the various fri-nfiii<~iif_=i I could think of und he spent niioui. fifteen dollars on piescriptioiis but nothing secined to help hini.
“ln the iiieriiillme my wife who was con-
tlniinli siiifv-iiiig with n slight skin trouble
und vriio had been trvlng different prescrip- tions ninl iiietiiods with my asslstaiice, ted mi- .-he was 'oiug to get some of the (..utlcuru ltr-inmlics. lint ns Idid not know much about (‘uiii-:ini ni, flint time I wus doubtful whether lt ivouid help iier. Her _-:kin wuiild thicken, hir-nk iinil liii-1-rl, especially on the fingers, \\ii~t~i :uni urine. I could do notliiul I0 re- iir-vc in-r lmiiinneniiy. Wlicn she first np- plii-rl the wiirm baths of Cutlcura Soap and uppilr-ntloii.~i uf Cuticum Oiiitiiieiil, she saw n dei.-nil-il inipruvi-iiiciit and in a few days sl _ ' _ f‘ ilctel ~ I.
li‘ \\ IIS (Hill _Y (\ll’E(
"I lost nn time in reronimcndln5 the Cutl-
rura llemeilies to lllr. ---, an this was me mnn\|i~i ago. l told him to wash with wnrm baths of, the (1u_iicura Soap and to apply the Culirura Ointment. .generously. lic i<»\'e ine from the very first dny si use of the (‘u|irur|\ li m di 9 l \\ r tl relieved
. ' E P 0. IC 'IIS I PB _Y and to-day lic is rompletclv riired through
their une. l liiivr- front faifii in the Ciiticura Rem:-rllrs and shui always have a good word for them now ibat I nm convinced of their
wonderful inerits." (slgnr-fir! B. L. While- henii, M.D., 108 Dsrtmoul. St., Boston. lluss., Jill 22 1910.
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As though In cnnfirmzitlon of this most
coiivinr-iniislaft-ment, G. M. Fliiher, MJ). ~ liii; Pool, il., \\'rlics: "My fare was afflicted wiili eczema in the your |897. I used the Cuiicurs Ilr-me<iie.~4 and was entirely cured.
, I iim ii priictifiiig piivslr-inn limi very often _ prescribe f‘.u\if-urs fbfinedlcs in roses of - eczema, and flirv have curnri wliere other
, formiilus linvc fuilr-il. l nm not in the haiiif ‘ of endorsing piitent medicines, but when , find remedies possmisliig true merit. such as ` the (.‘ufii'ur:t llerni-'lies do, I sm broad-
miiirled enouirli fo proclaim their virtues to
. the world. l hiivc ieen prnrlicliig mi-:ilciiie
for twenty years, and miist any I find _vnur Rrmf-flies A No. l. I still filid the Cuticurn
i Reinnfii-.1 us good as ever. They slwsyl l brini: ri-sult.»i."
(Witlruia llrmrdies are sold by drugglrll
evrr_vivheri-_ I-‘our-r Drug dz Chem. om.. Hole Profw.. Boston, Mass. Mailed frrc. lm request nlrst 32-page Cutlcurs Book on the speedy ireafiiienf of skin dlnene.
Thomas ruersiile, last for
-Miss Pearl Hinton dau hter of
...Rev_ Ronald B. McDonald, parish
'priest at Souris ofllciated yesterday at the weddings of three happyiyoung couples. The contracting parties were Miss Mary McPhee of the line Road land Joiiii D. McDonald, of Bourls; lMiss Mary Josephine Mclnnis and Peter Mclsaac of Souris; Miss Flor- ence Tanner and Hector McPhee of (‘-hepstow. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, and their bridesmaid and groomsmen, Miss Margaret. McDonald and John Nolan, and Mr and Mrs Mclsaac came to Charlottetown by the morn-
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1.. and Mrs. i-nntnn, snrn- me tram yesterday. The marriage tnoir pines at syn- left on Saturday morning e ’““' iiey on Wednesday of last week of (`alg-ai-y, where she will be Yesterday morning lt. Bruce l\Ic- Miss Maud Mon-ow of Sou,-is to
one of the principals in an interest- Millan, the well known liorsenian on Maurice Millar ol New Yo,-l(_ Miss ing CVCHI “'lli<`l1 fakefi DIBCC SUOYI-ly the Brackley Point Road, shipped a Morrow was married from the home after her arrival. handsome pair of draft tillies, 2 of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Godfrey.
-- - years old, that weighed 2,600 lbs, al- Many friends here will join in ex-
A meeting Of U19 C0mmiN09 ‘lf U10 soageneral purpose horse, to GHZ' bending best wishes.
l’. E. I. Central Seed Fair was held or lvlrpenn, (llengarry, N. S. One of M
yesterday afternoon in the Y. M. C. the llllies was sired by liord Aber- H b _ M I A. Hail. There were present Rev. (l . d ll. the 1, Ci-own Ri nts er art. ac nt¥r°' youngest so" °f
` 0-H B" e 0 T Y 5 ithe late hx-Governor Maclntyre and
John McGuigan, Traeadie, .President and were pronounce,-l by compegenp . . . ' J- L€Sl‘i€ P001€. L0Wf?l` MOMBEM. judges to be one of the finest pairs gfnbgggxhllsrggmplghlhafizgirnvlglinihn ViC2'Pl`€S-. J- H- Gm- York- Secfe' to leave the Province this fall. One Alaska and After ébending a ‘Nj UITY. and H iZ00d l'€P1`CSe“fH¢i°“ "Om of the fillies was purchased from days wlth G_ I. Maclntwe of that Kings and Queeifs Counties cnnries Ania Kingston, and the oth- -,_ d t ' ' _
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decl e on, arch l, 15 and 6 e- -_- Sour- ' Te le' h _.d d . Al_ ing B\‘Fi\¥\§‘@‘d IOP- _ _ -The funeral of the late Mrs. Jo- “ka wfor thempast ats“.I;,b,x F m d
The matter 0! special train arren- seph Wa,-ren' who met such 5 tmglc Herbe t I thi’ e YNFS. an
g€m€f1tS With exiiufslon fates was death near During Junction, Maine, r or ree WMS' taken uii and H committee WHS 89' s tnrdn Nov. 12th took place -
_ t d t 1 k _ t th nd Oil 8 Y. » The marriage took place on Satur-
POIH 0 0 00 1|* 0' 9 mann" 3 from the residence of ber fatber,|d N b t . ,nh t ,J _ report at the next meeting. Archibald Coughlin, Campbellton, onlmaglnton Overgfer Mi; , ’ hen PN?
The Hall committee reported the Tuesday Nov 15th at 2 p m The Davis() f I Us . e` '
Secming of the use ol th? .Market services' at 'the house and thllrf-I1 and a. Iéistglrmtffr lrlxi-iIi]§ii`iiil\i'£ii'l¢?ni:toI glzuugog; eggglggrgezq were H1051? iml"`eS5‘Ve~ “';0_I"\llB ‘fanglfg Allan C. Haszard, of l\}<lmonton‘. The
cat,ona1 lecture The Fair Wm Se_ eXDI'€S-S £116 Slim]-‘athy Wim is e young couple, will take up their re-
“ 1 ' f th sorely bereaved husband and -,1 l Fd _ - » cure the attendance _of' several yzrungeson' aged father, hr0U1¢l‘. SIB' Ebnwmbfn WaIIt(ehltDnHaIi-ggrtdroorliobstaii speakers who will deliver lectur- ter and relatives The deceased, by cl rk fu _ . _
es 0” WPI” °f general i“t“reBt to reason of her kind and generous dis-lbs, End ;lea5`b:;'nIA\§;f)S1f`lg;,iy12:58 farmers of all classes and also lec- posiwm' had found B place in every in édmontoa Y
tures on_domesf.ic scigznclel. e_ d 0118.5 Bnection and her Sad death: ‘
Th” prize mt was "B Y Sliyllsé has cast a gloom over the entirei At the home of the omcmting
partment.
which there are no direct heirs. Mr. Hicks was a son of Isaac and Har- riet Hicks and was born in this Pro- vince. When he left here he had four sisters living.
The many friends of D. l.. McKay,
of springfield, P. E. I., a former em- ployee of the Canadian Express tio. on the P. E. I. Ry., has been al1D0\\1' ted assistant baggage master in the C. 1'. R. Baggage Room, Moose .law- Sask. Mr. McKay is a smart young
held in Suckvillc, Inst week when
Neill. Alberton, was the scene o a
inony was performed by the Rev. G. H. .McI-Inttie in the presence of near relatives and friends of the bride and groom. The bride, who looked Cliafiu- ing in a gown rf white lansdowne with pearl trimmings, was given away by her brother-in-law. Charles Yeo. She was attended by her sister, Miss Marguerite McN-eill, who looked very pretty in yellow messaline silk with lace and ribbon trimmings. The groom was supported by his brother, Ervin Hardy. The wedding niarcli
cipient of many beautiful and valu-
James’ Church this morning at seven
was working in Sydney, C. B., last
after receiving the last solemn rites
account of a lame sore back,whidi
series of articles to the press o
beet sugar industry, which he
ed could be carried on profitably He was popular with his fellow cials and devoted to his home and family. He leaves to mourn three sons, Horace of the tincntal Survey Moncton; in
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mid Ordered '50 be minted' lg) y community The esteem in which she ' ~ ~~
. __ .H b . _ . V _ minister, Rev. A. N. Siinlison, I3. A.,
oy\egn$57£f i;ivhp(;l;z§45I;1039i¥’l WJ; ,mf was iield was evidenced by tlile vqeiyipgg Mm-ylanrl St., Winnipeg, Mun., grnin'rxl.ii.ns and $113 will be de- l“"g°.““°"d““°“. “t h"_'“.“"“ '-. _`."’ °" W°d"‘f"“l'”" N0" wth- .at 8-3°' P' is tal th Domestic Scivnce De_ 1-einnins were laid to ‘rest in the I rcs- m__ the ,-,tes ul holy mm,-lmony were V0 "‘ 0 B ' byterian Cemetery, (.&ml>b€lll'»0“- performed. Those united inmarriagc
were Herbert Howard Smith of
ggxe&;“if§“§nl‘?dg'?\'H;§dp$€Si§;;(;€ a' -_-The residence of Mrs. Eliza fMc- ppvai-t, Man., and Miss Ethel
Gwenilolin Scott youngest daughter
TUESDAY' very pretty home wedding vu Well- of iinncnn scntt, North River, P.
The Postmaster has an enquiry nesday, Nov. liitli, at 6 o'clock p.m., lg_ 1S1an¢l_ The groom was ably sup. concerning the relatives of James T. when her daughteff- Uhaflmfe H9120. ported by his brother, C." L. Smith Hicks, who recently died at Freeport, was ,lnlged in ma,-I-lage to Dawg of Sinclair’ Munn and the mme by Maine, about 80 veuiu uf use- He is Frederick Hardy. Suu Of Joseph aullliiiss Annie C-nricir ni winnipeg. Tire, said to liavc left Cermill Dl”0iJ*‘-Pty ‘UT Mrs. Hardy, oi Elmsdale. The cere-5 bride was prsttily attired in s. gown;
of clmmpagne silk. Carrying withi them the best wishes of all, Mr. and' Mrs. Smith will, after a brief stay in Winnipeyg, make their future home in Ewart, Manitoba.
THURSDAY.
W. S. Newsom, City, has purchased
from Ii. B. McKinley, a. five months old filly, sired by Crown Rights for which he paid the snug sum of one' hundred dollars. `
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Rev. l~I. E. Thomas, City/‘retui‘ned
man of marked ability and good quill- was played by Miss Jessie McNeill. a, last evening from St. John where he ities, success to the successful. cousin of the bride. After the cere- had been spending the past few weeks
--'- .iiiony a sumptuous wedding Slipper His mniiy friends will be glad to
HHYS UIC \V€S10YH“ 3°* Tl\0 &m\llf1l’\\'ns served and a most cnjoyablel know tnat he is much improved in
incetiiig of the Prencher‘s Union was evening spent, The bride was the re-lnealtli.
Rev. B. (7, Borden, D. D-. WHS Cl10‘ able presents. Both bride and groom Among the guests at the brilliant sen president and Rev. W. H. me very popular and their many vice regal drawing room reception at HBHYYY-. D- U. \’iC0'l>f0Sidffflt1 5¢C'5' friends are much pleased that they Ottawa last Saturday night was l\irs| Rev. W. G. W&iS0\\i TYUHS-. RGV- F- will reside in Elinsdale. J. W. Richards of Prince Edward Is-- W. W- U€Sll&l"1‘0S- Alliliiiflniil Cm' _ -_ land who wore a Paris gown of white' bcfu of UW EX9°“tiVe am DV- Passed peacefully away at Gasper- duchcsse satin, trimmed silver and Sl\1`HiZ\lC Mid RW- T- Marshall- eaux on the evening of the 13th, inst, embroidered uct, pearl and diamondi
"-‘ _ Anthony McKenzie, son of Neil Mc- ornaments, bouquets of lillies of tha
The mufflage UWCS P1509 \“ St- Kenzie, aged 19 years. Deceased valley and violets.
0'Cl0Ck Of MISS (i\\'0l\ BCUC- ‘lallghteftspring when he was stricken sudden- Rev. George E. Ross B. D., former- Of (`. D- BCH. city. and Jllmes H°“d'ily with paralysis, from which he nev- ly of 'rjlon Clnirch, Charlottetown, cr-son Of DOFGHCBUYF. M2145. The llfii'-l¢ el- rallied, but bore his sickness with was inducted into the pnstorate of will bc aN€¥\<\Cd hir' MISS Stem* FW-t'iChristian patience and resignation Knox Church, Goderich, Ont., Tues- Chef Of C'l1l“'10i-f0l10\\'I1 and Fl`H“kfuntil the end came. He was brought day evening at 7.30. A receptioii ROSS Of D0PCh0Si€I`. M555-. will Suiklhorne from Sydney Hospital about nrranged by the ladies of the congre- D0Tt the gmom- The Ceremony Wm|t\vo months ago, and everything, thatigation, was held in the honor of Mi' be P9\°f01‘m0d bl' RW- T- F~ F“u€T'icoulil be done for his recovery wasfand Mrs. Ross at the close of the iii- IZOII- 'I`h€`hBi>i>y C0\\P1€ Will lea” byltried, but without avail. I-Ie was at- duction.
the “PPWS en mute to the United tended in his last hours by the Rev. i --
Statcs. ` Theo. Gal1ant,tP. P. Deceased was Tlée élasg of) E. ll. Brow, assignee,
"`“' a sober, indus rions oun man an vs . _ ra bc and oth rs, cam
one °f the m0St impressive “Wal was held in high estgem sy all who before the Vice Chniicellbr in Ciaizihli
fllnflfllls SW" in Halifal l0I` YCHFS knew him. He leaves to mourn a cery yesterday and Monday. Evi- WBS that Of GUOYE0 ACk0f`S» Of H- M- kind father. 'two brothers. John, at dence was heard on Monday and yes- C- S- Niobe- which t,°°k Place WS' hotne and William in British Colum- terday the arguments were concluded f‘""laY *1fIe"\0°l'\ from U12 Ship tolbia. and three sisters, Mary, Clara, and judgment was reserved. In this St* J°5¢i’h'5 chllrch- and thence t0 and Eliza, his motber having depart- case the bill prays that a certain Mil. Olivet- CCUIBWPY- The remains ed this life a. number of yiears ago, Bill of Sale from Mark Wright to S. Were Placed OH fl Elm °Bl‘\`i&Z° Whillh The bereaved relatives have the sym- W. Crabbe of his stock in trade be was drawn by blue coats. The casket pathy of the entire community, for set aside by reason of its giving an was °°V°"ed with the “nm” jack the loss of one whom it can be undue preference. McLeod and Bent- ‘md laden with "°w°"5~ The Omcers truly said was a model young man ley and Gil Gaudet for complainant and me" of the Nl°be» Comwau and and an example for all the young and W. S. Stewart., K. (`-_ and J. A. Brilliant H-ttelldtd in B DOUY. Midthe men of this vl¢lnlty_ The funeral, Matliieson, K. C., for defendant band of the Niobe_ rendered appro- whlcl, took place on wednesday Ql~nl,l,¢_
punt” m“sl°~"“H“m°x Ex°~ morning was largely' attended, and A --
very haDDY event took place nt
_-The mafrillge of Miss Mmhel Moun- of the Catholic Ch,,rcl,_ the mul-gal the Strathcona Hotel, City, yester- t“1“ °I D*“`“l°Y and IW Cl"““i’I°“ °' remains were laid in their iast"reet- dull. when William McKenzie SDTIHZ VBUW 500|! P15-C9 0" the BV- mg plug, Crawford of Wood Islands was united ming 0fW°dHeSdl1Y NOV- 9th-. at the in marriage to Miss Mary McMillan I‘€9ld°U0€ 01 G€0l'ge and MP5- M000- of the same place. William McKenzie tain, parents of the bride. Immediate ’°”'*‘*-"'_*“ of Flat River supported the groom
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re uiiveu and friends only were pre- ' winie Mos Margaret G. ornwinrri
sent. The officiating clergyman was acted as bridesmaid. The ceremen .393 1;/Sliweétzhi famed lqglflg Bla was performed by the Rev. D. Mac)-I i n e y ss e oo s e, an kenzi . Ml Mar J (I f d, f the groom by Beuiamin Champion. cured By Bwlhvs |(ldn¢y wnnae Irisifhr, DE. chhhinhhwnirriuh-
Alftter a iiplendid suppeg eghvery pleas- air give; laura Alexander lVlcMlllan of a even ng was passe , e program K oo s an s were a so present. Of "H1510 and Singing being enllvened WH $0" ;§§:lI1`sg;?m'o\;acI:‘§;gik§_$:E' Having partaken of a sumptuous bY U1€_ Visit Of B 18l‘g€ DB\'t_Y f0l‘ U16 qéuk ' don., wait’ “nm you Bm ,aid dinner the young coiiple returned to charvai. The following evening. Nov. .Bn w'(',,,, More on gm the matter their nitnrr home by the afternoon 1001. ll 18119 reception was held fori “anti n H ay B. .rl was com eu_<train accompanied by the party. All we ycéililng cpuple at thevresirlence of gd “to suit win; 5;i'x months agop on wish them bon voyage through life.
m. amp on, Spring. alley. - . --l-i -
A Halifax exchange says' While a
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yes er y, ° rve por rom . ~. ., sinc
morning, after a four m¥ths lllliessrfeet were very much swollen, and I Saturday the outlook for comm e
In
'from aneamia. of August ue Calluzh-l“}‘l’° had ‘severe "°“"“°“°t‘h,°°f:‘;‘°“' to get their winter supplies st six?
an, aged sixty-four. The deceased was B Y~ “ °‘"'"l“K °f B°° 9 I “W where near the rice aid last sr a native of Freeland. Lot 11. but in Plus' I V,"°°“"°d a bf” “nd '°““d is not promising? The xbrice askedmat 1891 removed to Charlottetown to *hem 3 im” remedy- The P“i““ *md the wharf for potatoes is fifty-live take a clerkship in the Rdgistry 0mca_*‘°h€“ hfwe left my back- °“d it hi" cents a bushel, five cents cheaper than a. position he niled with fidelity and been lU`¢‘/BUY 5"f°“Kth°“°d- Th” """'°lr' the price asked last week by the pm-_ albiilty until his recent illness nscessi- “IK in mY limbs “nd feet have Blsoltles in Dartmouth, The sphoone,-S _tated his retirement. The late Me .Cal- dl9BPP`°*"¢d- and I h“V° “°l» had ° which .have arrived in port since Sat- laghan was a well informed, intelli-lh¢BdB¢l1° Since- I Bm VBPY m\1°h nrday with produce include the selwpn gent man and an excellent citizen. I-Ia DIGHNG £0 \'°C0mm¢fld 0115 \‘°m°dY-" er Minnie D. from P E I with 1500
was deeply interested in the lndus- 30°*-W5 Kld‘ bushels of liotatoeiif 23'50"hushe1s of trial progress of his native province. ‘WY Pill' U9 oats and 380 bushels of turnf s
5 , D . The
and a few years ago contributed a 8 33*-“$65 919%* schooner Grand Desert from
n , 0 0|' 010° P. E. I., has 1.700 bushels of potatoes
back, riieuma- . '
Kidney ..._ i2s.*::ii:i.~:.° ;°.°:.:.:°“:ii
hates, and all
ble. Sold by all
that if they
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kl°'l1l°Y` B fl 5 schooner Mabel dderi itl'0\1-,While the
Oh I-hd about twice
P , turnlp _
lumbuso. dia- iso em rnni ri smsu quantity nr WE
and carrots were brought by th,
H-. from P. E. Island
asked
is not year
sup-
* ' y hs i>
bottle. ltor of the Presbyterian C-hurch,'New
,lply at P. E. Island is almost de- pleted and there will not he much change in the present price.
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The residence of Jas. A. and mrs.
Campbell, Graham’s Rorl, nas the iwene of a very pretty _Wedding 0” Wednesday evening, November the sixteenth, when their youngest dau- ghter, Olive (_‘., was united in the holy bonds of niatrimony to Williard W. Warren, son of Edward and Mrs. Warren, Burlington. The cere- mony was preforiiied at half past eleven, b t Rev John MurraY'. as
London, in the preseiice of quite a number of invited guests. The bride who was given away by her father, was beautifully attired in cream si:k, with bridal veil and orange blossoms She was attcnded by her sister Min- nie who ivore a pretty dress of white silk. muli. 'l`he groom was supported by his consiii William Warren, of Clinton. Miss Lena B. Murray da ghter of the officiating clergyman, played the wedding march. After the ceremony supper was served and the evening was pleasantly spent with music and social intercourse. The many handsome and valuable wed- ding presents testify to the esteem in wlilch the popular young couple are held. The grooiii's gift to the bride was a fur lined coat, and to the bridesmaid - a gold brooch with amethyst setting. Mr. and Mrs. War- en's many friends loin in wishing them a happy and prosperous journey through life.
The Boiidsniaii is for sale. How
inucli will lic bring? Lou Dillon, 1.585, is safely in foal to Bingcu. .
Lady Maud “("’ is stepping sonic-
2.00l against time. Cope-de-Orniiow has a mark of 1.59. Uhinn, 1.58%, the' trotting king, has all slices removed and is now running in a paddock, where he enjoys himself immensely.
started iii a race recently at White River Junction, V. T., five hundred iloiliir purse. He won first money quite easily in strniglit heats. 'l‘inie, 2,20, 2.212, 2.lil;. Hoolicf. YOII should have kept thi:-i king, as he bc- longs to the faniiiy that races on.
Gordon Ives, Montague, picked up
two nice Bi‘aY.ilinii colts last week, one from Ilaiiiilton Gamble, Tryon, the other from Colin Craig, Middle- ton. The Gamble colt is a pacer and can _go fast now and will be heard from sure. The Craig colt is intend- ed for stud purposes as lie has lots of size and bone und it horse of sub- stance.
Spurgeoii Gammon is of the opin-
ion that Peter (loiiroy is some geni- us. I-le says Peter builds his own sulkeys and cnrts and does his own shoeiiig. Mr. Gammon says no bet- ter gaited trottcr ever scored for the word than was Baby Logan in bei' tivo stnrts at Halifax, and that (Von- roy had Money Maker up to his top notch last year, or it looks that way. _
'l‘iic .liorses at Charles Wriglit`s sale,
‘Central Bedeque, brought bigprices. All the stock, in fact, was in good deniaiid, A two-year~old Brazilian bronglit $160. The Oakley Baron your olds were good nnd sold well.
'i`lic writer noticed Tom Mcdiuni on
thc streets of Siiiiinicrsiiic recently, looking spry and good. His popular owiicr rciniirked: (We can step some yr-i.i
Varlrside looked just like a colt
when last seen., Capt. F. Peters, Suinmersiile, was looking for some speed and took a fancy to the Gamble pacer which Mr. Ives just purchased.
The great brood mare Orianna,
2.1%, that produced (`.znrevnn (3) 2.07l,' and Grace (3) 2.08, was by Ansel, a thoroughbred son of Lexing- ton. The dcsceiidants of Miss Rug- Fel Rllfl Alina Mater were much in the limelight at the I-‘hoeiiix, Arizona, meeting last week. Copa de Oro (li) 1.59, and Lady Maud (1 (p) 2.00.l, are descendants of Miss Russell, who is the dam of Niitwood 600 and grand dam of Preceptor.
Place a salt brick in the manger of
every animal of the horse kind. If the animals do not want salt the brick will do no harm. lf devoured, replace it by another. The close of the light iinrne-ss season of 1910 has never before been approached in bril- liancy by that of any previous sen- son.
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-Mrs. Laveiiia. A. Swcetscr of Be-
deilue wus united in marriage at her
home on 'l‘hursday, the 1,7th inst., to the ltcv. F. A. Wi litmaii iastoi
ceremony which was very informal, took place at seven o'clock iii the niorning, and was performed by the liev. Hniniiiond Johnson. Immediate- ly ziftci'\v£\rdi-= the bride and groom left amid showers of rice, confetti and the ringing of cliurcli bells for their home iii Souris, followed by the good wishes of hosts of friends.
Speaking of the wedding of Miss
Doiinhuc, of Montague, to Mr. Mc- Nicliol, ii niillioiiaire of Plilladcl- phla, it Sit. John excliaiige says 1- t'-it. John nurses, who know Miss Donahue-or ratlirr Mrs. McNichol- speak most highly of her aiijllty. She was clever at school and on taking up nursing soon sliowed her- self to be marked for the front rank in the profession. Her position ns superintendent in the large Piillniici- piiiu hospital she won in coinlinrirpin with a large number of applicants, lending them all in the suite lz<‘ni‘.'l examinations. Shi-, is also ii yoiziig woman of attirtctivc 'luniiii s and pcr:<oii:1lity. Last siinimui' sire. spent in Europe on ii vncatioii.
The community of South Melville
and neiglihouriiig settlements were painfully shocked on hearing the sud news of the death of Patrick Trainor, one of the oldest und most respected member of St. Jnseplfs lig_rlSl1_
Deceased enjoyed exceptionally
good health until a few weeks ago when a slight iiidisliosition set in which in ‘a few days he passed nwuy under prompt medical treatment. H0 Sbent Tuesday, the 15th insit., the last ‘lay Of his inortul life ln his ac- customed manncr and retired, about nine_o’clock, apparently in his usunl lienltii. Shortly after retiring he was seized with a sudden weakness and immediately called his son and ‘IH-“Kllter-iiii-law to his bedside. Fully conscious that his end was fast f\i>l>l‘0t'tCl\irig and perfectly resigned to the Divine will', lie bade his son rind daughter-in-lniv an affectionate farewell, and with a. prnycr nn his lips his spirit peacefully passed to its eternal rcwliril. lit-ceased was born in the (‘-ounty Monaghan, .Ire- land, in the year 1833 und consequent ly was in the scvciity-seventh year of his age nt time of his demise. When u mcrc boy hc onine with his pareiits to this Inland and when iliiite it _vouiiix mnn eiii.-fiigeii in fariii- ing ut South Melville, bending all IHS 0l1CI`L!ic.~i towards innkliig it a success. His thrift industry and perseverance, were amply rewarded. Soon be became possessed of the con- veniences of life and built.bims-elf a comfortable home where he spent the evening of his days in well cnrneil rest enjoying the l>euce, content and comforts resulting from his early Is- iioiirs_ The late Mr. Trainer was a lluiet, iiiussiiming man, possessed of ii genial, cheerful disposition which made him ever n welcome guest at nil the social gatherings in the com- munity. Trntlifiil, upright and hon- orable in every relation of life he was descrvehly respected by all who knew him and his memory will long lie cherished by a wide circle of friends rind acquaintances. The re- spect mid esteem in which deceased was held in the community was fit- tingiy shown by the large funeral cort-ege, which on Saturday, the 19th
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the Metlioiiist Church, rlouris. The'
Mrs. McCutclieon, sister of Prof Theodore Ross, will leave today nn return to her lioine in (.‘-algnry all" an extended visit to friciiiis in this Province.
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lust., followed his remains to St. Josepb's Church, l{elly's Gross. Here
ter which all that was mortal of a. good neighbour, affectionate hus- band and king father, were consigned to their last resting place fn Bt. Jossph's cemetery to await a glor- ious resurrection. In early life dc- censed married Mary Trainer who predeceased,” him several years. -He leaves to mourn three daughters and three sons, vi; :-Mrs. T. P. Cass, North River; Mrs. Wm. Cullen, North Wiltshire; Teresa of the Bis- ters of Charity, St. John, N. B.; Patrick -on the'-homestead and Fran-
-.Iames Edward of New York, of them arrived in time for
to all of whom the
the
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n solemn Requiem Mass was ehant.ed,ronto._ It W' nd y0“ 'lu by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Curran, at-',wny tna itch right nwmzou ww,
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