JULY 12. 1952 Tlippenlngtgrrlo Week

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mother, Mrs. J. Frank Arnett, en- tertained at the home oi the lat- ter in suinmcrslde on Tuesday evening in honour oi Miss Joan MacPhee, whose marriage to no Robert John Baxter oi Ottawa will an place on August 2, when she was tendered a. personal shower. Assisting the hostesses were Mrs. w. P. Callaghan and Mrs. Ralph Noonan. C O 0

Mrs. !'red Cox and Mrs. Watson Touchle oi Edmonton. Alberta, were guests of their cousin, Mrs. James Cairns, Summerslde, this week. They also visited their aunt, Mrs. Artemes Wright, Middleton, who will be ninety-seven next Saturday, Jilly 19. They were accompanied by Mr. Arthur Touchie and two daughters oi Loggieville, N.B.

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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allen. sum- merside, had as their weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cros- snn and daughter, Katherine, oi Kentviile, N.S..

Sympathy is extended to Hon. J. A. Bernard and iamily oi Tlgnish lll their recent sad bereavement.

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Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Gordon and iamily oi Haliiax, 14.5., with the iormer's mother, Mrs. Mattie

Gordon of Summerslde are vaca- lloniug at the Cape Traverse cabins.

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Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Giberson with their children, Periey alld Nancy, or Stellarton, N.S., spent lhc weekend in Summerside. guests ui Mr. Ilnd Mrs. A. S. McAssey. l'erley remained with his grand- parents ior his vacation.

. . . oi Ottawa,

Mrs. J. Ingersoll

Georgetown and O O O Vlclnlfy .. 'Miss Beverly itlcketts oi Ant igorlish, N. B. is spending her sum

mer holidays with her grand mother, Mrs. Gardiner.

Mr. Philip Doucette, who is em

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town, arrived hcme on June 30th to spend her vacation.

MacKlnnorl,

Fraser, North Lake.

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tlon with relatives and friends in Charlottetown and Summerside. . . . .

Mr. Harvey Barnes, accompanied by his sister, Miss Margaret Barnes. his mother, Mrs. C. Barnes, oi Milton. Mass, and his aunt, Mrs

leit yesterday morning after spend- ing the past week in Summerslde

A. Stirling MacKay and Mrs. Au- brey Brown, respectively. . . .

played with the Canadian National Railway extra gaps. spent the past weekend H ms home in George. daughter, Aldlne, are visiting with

Miss Elizabeth Grant, student at No", Dune Academy m Cmmoue- played with the County Construc- Mondayl tion Company

Mrs. Gertrude Doyle oi Char- lottetown is visiting in Georgetown, where she is the guest or Mrs. Ella ""3 50": J059Phv Of TOTOMO. are

Miss Anna Prosper oi Clark Bros. in Montague, was a recent weekend visitor to her home in Georgetown.

Miss Carol Walker is visiting at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth

welt; Mncintyre oi Lorne Valley was a recent guest at

G. A. Barney oi Whitefield, NJ-l.

and Stanley Bridge, guests of Mrs.

the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.A.B. Msccannell.

Friends of Mr. i-LP. George Sr., are sorry to hear that he is a pa- - tient in Camp Hill Hospital, Hali- . lax, N.S.

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Mlss Ann MacDonald of Halifax, N.8. is visiting her parents, Cap- . tain and Mrs. Cyrene MacDonald.

Mrs. Lemuel M-accormick and relatives in Charlottetown.

Mr. Frank Bouchard, who is em- in Charlottetown, spent the weekend at his home in Georgetown. 1

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MacDonald

guests or Mr. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas MacDonald.

Mr. Bob King, who is employed

with the Canadian National Rail- ways in Toronto, Ontario, is visit-I

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ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan- iel Kink.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fouchere and iamily oi Bouris motored to Georgetown on Sunday, June 29th where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John P. MacDon- aid.

Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker and iamily motored to Soul-is and North Lake recently where they were ,the guests oi relatives.

Mrs. Gordon MacLellan and son, Bill, or New Waterford, N. 3., are holidaying in Georgetown, the guests of Mayor and Ml's. P.L. Boudreault.

Mr. Frank Miller and two sons oi East Royalty motored to George- town on Sunday, June 29th., where they were guests at the home oi Mrs. L. H. Douglas. ,

Mr. John Walker of Moncton, N.B., was a visitor to Georgetown on Saturday, June 28th., Mr. Walk-

Ul'iARl.Ui'1'ETOWN

er is the son 0! the late Captain alld Mrs. Dali Walker oi George- town and willie here he renewed many old friendships.

Sgt. Raymond Layers of the Royal Canadian Air Force at Sunl- mersido. accompanied by his son, Jerry, oi Charlottetown, spent the weekend in Georgetown as the guests oi Sgt. Laversi iathcr, Mr. Andrew Layers.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porpotage and son Frank oi Washington, l).C. and Mrs. Wallace Carr 0! Hadley- vllle, N.S., were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lavandicr. Mrs. Porpoillge is I niece and Mrs. Carr a sister of Mrs. Lavandier. .

Mr. Walter Bergmann, owner and president oi the Bergmann Con- struction Company in Toronto, On- talqio, is visiting in Georgetown, w ere ills company is loading the Swedish freighter, S.S, Otto Bnuck, with pit props for the United King- dom.

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Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hemphill o! Pictou, N. 5., accompanied by their son and daughter, spent a recent weekend renewing old acquaint- ances ln Georgetown and were guests at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gotell. Mr. Hemphill is sup- erintendent oi naval reiiis at the marine slip in Pictou.

Oiilccr Cadet, Cullen Debory. who has been stationed at Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont- ario. and who recently transierred to the Royal Canadian Air Force in Summerside. spent a recent weekend at his home in George- town, whcrc he was the guest oi his parcnu, Mr. and Mrs. F J. Dc- Lory.

A near capacity crowd thorough- ly enjoyed the "Lads and Lassies" Pipe Band under the direction oi Mr. Wilired Burke of Charlotte- town ln the Town Ball on Satur- day, June 28th. Music, dancing and songs gave the programme A var-

iety which appealed to all present. The everningls entertainment was sponsored by the Georgetown Branch of the Canadian Legion and was in aid oi the Georgetown Boy Scouts and Cubs.

MT. BUCHANAN PICNIC

SCHOOL

The Mount Buchanan School he'.a its picnic at the shore at Camp Buchan on Friday, June 27th., transportation ior those needing it being kindly supplied by Louis Lar- sen.

A good crowd of older iolk a.ln pre-school children aitended and although the day was rather cold a pleasant time was spent. Supper with ice-cream and drinks sup- plied by the Women's Institute and

nm b d I m H . providing the treats ior the picnic team" S E M e 5 mm" Pupils irom Mount Buchanan ..m.' obtained their grade eight certiilc. ates were: Malcolm Nicholson, Dan cogopenmon m MacDonald, Myrtle Doeherty and Florence Larsen.

A vote oi thanks was extended to the teacher who in turn express- ed her thanks to the Women's In- stitute ior their

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visiting relatives in Malpeque and 5"'"me”1d" . .

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summery e . . Dr. and Mrs. John Downing.

The Mme, Dowmy and Wanda Summerside, have as their guest Wynn entertained at their home the letters mother, Mrs. A. Gli- lll Summerside on ulednesday ai- 1959'” 0! wesfmfmltr Q"eb"' ternoon in honour oi Mrs. Doro- lllca. Mcsweeney Smith oi Monc- Mn md M”' w' 5- Cm”e' sumf Hm. N3” whm (our cables of merside, have as their guests, their Midge were in play. Mrs, Keith son-in-larw and daughter, FiLt. and Mclles of Montreal and Mrs. Wal- M” SW3” Mimm imd xamuy 91 ler Fowler oi Moncton, NB. were Ch”h3m- N-3' liso guests. '

. . - - Mrs. Albert Sharp, Summerslde, On the Friday evening previous N” 35 her 3”” M” C' 5' M3”

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Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Richardson

oi Halifax, N.S.. are vacationing at

their summer cottage at North HOTEL weave- . . . 10 HOLLIS STREET Dr. and Mrs. J. A. MacMurdo, HALIFAX. N. S. Summersidc, have as their guests,

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. their daughter, Mrs. Ian Pllemister . I A 'node"; vgmckd buumfg and young son, Billy, oi Brant- ' -8 n A y emu” ' iord, Ontario. - . warm. comfortably iur- . . . . .. nislled rooms. Automatic M1” Huriet wmimgn of Benn . ' , o ' -

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