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Arctic. The u-oixlzi long since had

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‘plus tiic fntc of the ilionecrs of Artic

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It “Tim Sunday; July ll. 1897. ‘that Andree writ cf from Danes Island roping to lrc tllc llfft to visit the I‘ ‘In the ilrcvious year ho had Wilde flrflfllllilf‘ attempt. but his first cxpcciitmil ncvcr rPfllly pot under way. ‘lieu-or. an engineer. a native of Norway, who had become interested

~ in aeronautics. In those days power

yicopcllvd rlirirziblcs were still lust a. Jlilrs Verne drcam. He was classed L3. many as u fanatic. V Andree and his party had chosen hpitmlbcrr: as a startling yilncc. Just if. Ejml and Amuwdcn later were to 3h. 111cm tllcy unloaded their ball- can. filled it with ms and awaited favorable iveatlicr. It differed from ::dinary' balloons in that Andree had rorkcd out a system by which he topeddn make it semi-dirlgible. by the. use of trailing ropes end calla. - At last. on Sunday morning e-fcir ‘lind was blovcing. ' ~

having been brought from Spitzen- berg to Tromsoe Norway, by a. fishing ‘boat and thence cabled. ‘The same day the news arrived Peary sailed ‘for Greenland 0n the Steam bBTlK ‘Hopc—‘onc of ills numerous expedi- ‘tions into the north.

There was no more word of Andree until July 21, l0 days after he had started, when the New York Times ‘puplished a Gliristianie. desmitch say-

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"A telegram from Stavanger states ‘:1 carrier pigeon has been caught in ‘neighborhood bi Soovde with S. silver ‘ring upon one of its feet and the ‘ fsllolviilg stamped on its wings ‘North

Pole 142 47.62"’ i Then the following day came a dis- ‘patch from London saying! t "A special dispatch from Copen- {hagen says that. a carrier pigeon has tbeen caught in the neighborhood of lTromsoe Island near the northern ‘part of Norlvxrv with the following rtampcrl upon its wings: ‘North Pole {tossed 15th." “There is some doubt." the dcspatch

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Since then. until to-day. the Arctic has hold against all inquiry, the secret of Andree and his men.

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NEW LONDON CONGREGATION —Sunday, Aug. 31st. ‘Ihere will be services in the Long River Hall at l1 5,, m. in the South Granville church at 3 p. m. in the Clifton Church at 7.30 p. m. The service in Clifton Church as in aid of the W. M. S. CLIFTON W. M. SF-Sundey, Aug. 31st. The W. M. S. of the Clifton Church will hold their Thanksgiving service in the church ct 7.80 p. m. Special music by e. number from Kenning-ton.

R. 0. P. RECORD -A highly cre- ditable R. O. P. record made three time; a day milking in the 365 day division has just been finiahcdby the two-year-olcl Holstein heifer, Abeg- welt Dixie Fritz, bred by J. Walter Jones, Charlottetown, P. E. 1., and now owned by Revmondale Farms. Vaudreuil, Que. This heifer is credit- ed with e producnilwn of 19,320 lbs. milk containing 878.75 lbs. ilutter, her test for the full lactation period averaging 3.64’... fat. Sired by Pius Duke Raymcndale, this heifer ls s.

daughter of Polly Posch Abbekerk.

A SOCIAL GATHERING:— The Women's Institute of Bonshaw spent a very enjoyable time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McManus Friday, Aug. 22nd, where they were entertained in honor of their daugh iers Miss Clara. McMannus and Mrs McDonald, of Brookline and. Dor- ches/ter, Mess, who are spending the summer with their parents. The ev- ening was pleasantly spent in games music and singing, with Miss Etta McManus, of New Haven, at the or- gan and Mr.‘ John McQuaid, the violin, also step dancing which was enjoyed by all. A very dainty lunch was served by the hostess. After singing the National Anthem _and thanking Mrs. McMflnus for her kind hospitality, the party returned to their homes, all agreeing it was one evening very enjoyebly spent.

PERSONALS Miss Alice R. Peters, of New Bed- ford, Mass, who has been visiting her friends, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Drake, City, left for her horn: on Saturday last.

Miss Jennie McAuloy. o! New Bed- ford, Mass, who has been visiting relatives and friends on the Isl-rod, left for her home Saturday morning.

Dr. L. A. TvIOOY“, Chairman of the

visiting Char-othewwn on business and reports everytlzinsr prosperous in the second capital of P. E. I.

llrl. (Rev) M. J. MacPherson, who

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Pownal Notes

The August meeting of the United Church, Pownal was held in the Vil- lage on the lawn of Mrs. G. H. M. Carver, open air meetings are proving a. profitable venture during the warm weather. A large number of members were present, also several visitors. Mrs. J. R. Brown was in charge of the worship service. Two special musical numbers were very enjoyable. A solo with harp accompaniment by Mrs. Nat. MacKinnon and a violin solo by Miss Prudence Ings. We are very proud of our Pownal musicians and Miss Prudence is not the least of them. We also congratulate her on her splendid showing in the result of the matriculation einms published recently, we understand she intends to take a. business course this fall also to further pursue her musical studies. we wish her continued success. At the close of the program the Vice- President Miss Joyce Lane took charge and conducted the business period. A very interesting part of the program was a. talk given by Rev. Mrs. Stirling of Montague in which she conveyed to those present some mossagesnFor a. few moments she dwelt on the friendship of Jesus, re- minding her attentive listeners that we are just as highly privileged to- day as was Mary and Martha. D0 we meet with Jesus in our W. M. S. The speaker quoted from Miss Wedges story “Mending Their Nets" mid also from a story by Miss Bell. "Answer to prayer" which was very helpful. The speaker's closing words were let: us not give the fragments but rather, our very best.

Miss Florence Brown. Charlotte- town and Miss Marjorie Brown, U.S.A.

' '.‘ l‘ i"[i‘LL.' further pursue his etudtee at Toronto this fallflrlnthehelcbolentbefln- er things of life 1| quite evident Ind his example is one many young men might strive in cmuletc.

Mics milieu Enmm. Milton, paid a short visit here recently, on Tues- day she motored to South Lake with her cousin Mrs. H. S. MacDonald where she will remain for some time

omens: NEWS

Mrs. Blanche Gorrill, of Glenwood, was n. visitor to Summerslde on Sat-

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Alberton were visitors to this vicin- ity on Sunday when they were the guests at the homes of the letters brothers, Messrs. James and Char- les Rlx, Haliburton.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Gorrili. and the lattel-‘s niece. Miss Emily Stewart. of Harrington, who has been c. recent visitor here

Rev. Mr. Weir, of the Church, Albertcn, accompanied by Mrs. Weir and Mr. and Mrs. llihr- phy, of Wallace, N. S.. were visitors to OLeary on Saturday.

On Friday evening at the home of

Mission Circle of the United Church O‘Leal-y tendered a reception to the recently inducted pastor, Rev. A. F. Baker and Mrs. Baker. The floral decorations in the sun parlor where the guests were received and in the living room were yellow with ferns folrmlng a. pleasing background. Miss Isabel England attended the door

are spending their holidays here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brown.

Miss Margaret Brown and Mrs. Lnuril left on return to the U. S. A. after spending e very enjoyable visit on the Island renewing old acquaint- ancea.

Harvesting is in full swing in this locality. Many large fields of grain are seen on all sides, and without boasting it is hard to find better crops than are found right in good old Pownal.

We offer congratulations to Mr. wllbur Jones who has brought home a. r‘ ‘ number of prizes from the Island Fair for wheat, barley, ap- ples, etc. It is pleasing to know that Pownal comes in for her share of. honours at the unnuul fair.

Mr. Harry Jones has arrived on the Island to spend a couple of weeks, after which he will return to U. S. A. accompanied by Mrs. Jones and chil- dren, Marlon and Jackie who spent the summer here.

Miss Peggie Slllig, oldest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Slllig, ex-pas- tor of Pownal Circuit has arrived here from Florenceville, N. 13., to spend a. pleasant holiday with old school chums.

and Miss EVE, McTierman ushered the guest-s into the sunpcrlor where Misc Emu Pllmer and Mr. Elwood McPherson were receiving with Rev. Mr. Baker and Mrs. Baker. An in- formal sociel evening was enjoyed, feblures of the entertainment being

and I. sing-song in which the guests in general port. A dainty luncheon was served by the hostess. This reception was plilmcd 1n order to give the newly inducted pastor and his wife an op- portunity of meeting the young folks of his congregation.

An enjoyable time was spent re- cently at the home 0f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell, Mount ,R/aya.l, when the young friends of their daught- er, Mary. assembled at her home in honor of her twelfth birthday. The _ outdoor games after which birthday supper was served by Mrs. Campbell. Snap- shots of the happy group were then taken and" some young folks departed for their hOmes after thanking their hOstess for her hospitality end wishing their young friend "Many happy returns of the

Mr. and Mrs. William Ings motor-

ed to Flat River on Sunday.

Miss Iva Bridges, Oascumpec.

Pclicc Committee, of Summerside, is,

Miss Kay Judson is spending some time visiting relatives in Dunstan- nage.

Rev. and Mrs. Campbell and child- ren Ishbel and Peggie are leaving this week to spend a months holiday in N. S. Mr. Campbell has proved a ‘Perl! popular pastor during ills first year with us, while his helpmote Mrs. Campbell is a shining light in all our church activities. We were very fortunate to have him with us Vduring the sixty years celebration of our church herc. special speakers were heard and special music was ren- dered. Among the singers was Rev. J. E. Chisholm, M. A., in theology who possessed u deep melodious voice,

lvhich added much to the quurtette

has been visiting relatives on the Is- land, left for Dulhonsie N.B., this week, where Mr. McPherson has be-n spending his vacation. She was ac- companied on her return by her two sisters. Mrs; Jessie Jardine and Mrs. W. L. Johnston, of Kensincten, who will spend a week or two visiting friends in Moncton and vicinitv- S.

"The 01d Buzzed Cross“. Mr. Chic-

holm also sang in a duet with Missl Frances Wood, Pownals song bird, my wndmmd ‘ grocery m," hug

l motored to Elrnsdale, where they‘

were the guests of realtivcs,

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tored to Olaery and ire spending e. holldey u the guest: of the for- mer‘; sister, Mrs. Pmtnn Thomp- wn and m. ‘Thompson.

Mrs. Jemec Stuwnt, he: son Bur- ton end two dlughtcra. the Misses A8119: Ind Merfcrie. accompanied by Mr. Everett Willilmt» "Emily motored to Glenwood, where they were gusts of m. and Mrs. Albert W, Goa-rill.

'Mr. and Mira. Percy McPherson and Mr. and Mire. George Easter. motored to Haliburton on Sunday-- 0.

ALBANY AN D VlOlNTllY

Mr. Keith Campbell. was a visit“ to Summerside Saturday.

M“, Angus MacDonald Sham- rock recently 090m e few am in Albany with relatives.

Mrs. Nina. VIi-igbtfleft last. Pri- day On return to her home in Vim- couver, B. C., ‘after visiting hcr par- ents Mr. and Nfrs. David Lowthcr Carleton.

mnong those attendlrfg the exhi- bition in CharloJtetowil last W891i were Nix. and Mrs. E. V. McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. flurry Amett End Mr. Ernest Arnett. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Francis, Mrs. Elmer Francis. Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Cameron. Keith and Waldron Cameron, Mrs. Georie Burns. Miss Annie Cameron, Misses Jean and Margaret Aflleck, Miss Freda Bowness and Miss Ruby’ Burns.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peyntcr and little son Kenneth were visitors here Sunday, The guest of Mrs. G110 Burns. .

Mr. end Mrs. Neil Cameron end Mr. Will Cameron and Mimi‘ 1M

Cameron and Miss Jean Cameron. of Stanchel. were visitors here 51111‘ day, the guests of Mr. Ind Mn. Ewen Cameron and family.

Miss Winnie Mecwillinrru. Augus- tine Cove, is spending some time here, the guest of Mrs. Frank Mc- Kay.

xvii-s. Percy cunrbell. wee in "i=1- tor to ‘Summer-side on Sa-turday- _

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Mr. Stanley Delaney, was a‘. visitor

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Mr. and Ivfrs. E. W. Johnston, of Elmsdale, were visitors to Ulleary

Miss Mary McDonald has return- ed io her home in I-Ialibunon, after having spent s. week with her friend

lvfrs. John W. Currie and Mrs. Elmer Betts, of Glenwood, have been spending a week in Summer- side, the guests of the letter’; sis- ters, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. W. H.

Leslie Gay of Knutsford, and their daughter, Hel- en, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. James Gay, and Mr. Spurgeon Mc- Neill motored w sllmfllflrSide re-

Woodside, a former resident M "Mount Mm. recently only daughter b1 Mr. and M11. Jos- mowred from Boston. Mass. He ls eph a. MacDonald, 0f Pahmure Is. nvw sbendins a holiday as the zuest land to Mr. Lawrence Daley, of st. of his daughter, Mrs. George Camp-

Mr. George Johnston. who form-

l This was listened to with very much I and is now imaged in New 3133M, l pleasure. We regret that Pastor Chis- 1N. 8.. is ‘now spending e holiday

holm's stay with us is so brief. We the-re.

hope to hear him expound the scrip- tures and praise God with his beau- tiful volce again before he leaves to

BRINGING UP FATHER

Miss Beatrice Griffin end l. friend from Walthmi, Mum. recently mo-silk crepe simply fashioned on long

to Summerside recently.

Service in Scarlet/own United Church Sunday afternoon was con- ducted by Rev. J. A. Reynolds and was well attended, a. very inspirin! sermon we: delivered. All are glad to welcome Rev. Mr. lfteyflbldfi 1W9‘ after his vacation.

Miss Ethel Holland, Sebrletnwn. left; Monday 1110111818 for Murray River where she his accepikd FY3115 clpal of that school for this year.

Miss Ruby Burns was a visitor to Rose Valley Saturday evening. the guest of Miss Flora. McDonald.

_ Albany village school is profleifi- ing favorably under the 65-95519 and efficient managelnent of our teachers Mr. Wilfrid McClrdlt Ind Misc IFrede Bowman.

Mrs. Claude Hewett, Cape ‘Inv- erse and Mr. Ernest Arnett, motor- ed to Summerside Monday.

Nllsses Newsome. R. N., of Toronto is spending a few day; here the guest of Mrs. Elliott Bell.

Messrs, Harold, Afrleck and Lloyd

Walsh, recently motored to Char- lottetowm-l-l.

._<_.____.__._ MACDONALD-DALEY NUPTIALS

The marriage of Mary Carmelita

Mary's Road East, was solemnized at eight o'clock on Tuesday mom. ing at St. Paul's Church, Sturgeon, Rev. G. V. MacCabe ofllcieting. The sanctuary 0f the church was beautifully decorated with flowers. During the ceremony the choir rendered appropriate hymm with Mr- ‘Wlllinm P. Steele at the orgm The bride wore e gown of white

lines and a. silk embroidered net veil arranged in cup effect with coconut of orlnle blossoms. Ber bouquet we; of‘ pink end white sweet pen l-nd maiden-heir fem. She we: ettmded by bu‘ vwlln Mia Cecilio MacDonald u maid of honor. wearing blue crepe do chane with large white hat end carrying an Inn bouquet cf sweet peu.

The beat man was Mr. Edward Daley. ‘brother of the groom. Fol- lowing a wedding breakfast ct the home of the groom's brother Mr. Maurice Delay, the bridal party mo- tored to The Highlands. George- town, for dinner. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Daley left by the steamship l-lochelega, for a honey- moon trip through Nova Scotie, the bride travelling in a. brown ensem- ble with hat and accessories to match.

...__..€-__-__ SHOOT AT COVBHEAD

A shoot we; held at the Cwebead Rifle Range Saturday, Aug. 23rd. The shoot was late starting so they just fired at two ranges, then Cecll and Bernard Maya picked sides for a. scrap match. Cecil's side winning by ten points, The scores for the iwo ranges were as follows»,

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would serve in the religion; me m, worship of the Cmhfmlnity, m; l“ would suggest such an occasion m’ “the year of jubilee" of the Hebrew people when the trumpet was sound. ed through all the land and the blowing f the silver trumpets called Lhe congregation to meeting ma w

B. J. C. L. Mayo ... 55 H. Cudmore 53 F. Auld . 50 H.

B. McCwbe . .... . 4'! M. Bceirsm 35 One Range I. Curr 29 L. MaoMillm 2i

The first shoot on the solver will be held Saturday, Aug. 80th. _._.____.

Ills Millard‘: Llnlment for foot ntlmente.

DEDICATION OF BELL

Sunday. Aug. 24th.. we: mode memorable in the biliary of Che United Church. at Dundee on the occasion of the dedtcetion of the bell which hue been installed in memory of the men and women who in former days were used of God to build this house of worship and cu ry on Hi: work in this place. A good congregation assembled notwith- standing the dull rainy afternoon. Two very fitting addresses were de- livered by the Rev. J. M. McLeod. of Charlottetown and the Rev. J. Stirling. of Montague. Both minis- ters expressed their appreciation at being present on this occasion, and flmgratulated the wngregaticn on having e bell. The Dundas choir and quartette rendered suitable Be- lections.