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AGENTS:-MON'l'AOUll Ilarold I. Landry. Ilsa. Iyna Stewart. In. Bruce Macfhce. Miss Joyce Wlgglntols. Min Joan Johutan. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Layers.
. Vicinity
The Montague: town: tine Post Office: nuts A: Son.
Guardian may be
bought at Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office: in George- in Souris: The Snack Bar and B. Bion-
has been forced to
the following places in
meat.
Mr. and Mrs. MD-lor Youn-Band son, Gary. Red Point. were visitors to Montague over the week-end.
Miss Catherine MacPherson. Halifax, spent iihe week-end in Glen Martin, guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel MacPherson.
Her many friends will rezreiv 10 learn that Mrs. ,-T- .P- 39" is ” patient in the Kings County Hos- pital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholson. Montague, have as their guest. Miss Gladys Foley, Sault Ste. Marie. Ont. who is a teacher at the RC. A.F. Station in Summerside.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon and daughter Debra, East Baltic. Silent Christmas in Montague guesis 01 Mrs. Dixon's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn.
..'Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lewis and daughter. of Freetown W9” recent visitors top Monlaizuc, guests or Mrs. Lewis' parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. MacLcan.
Mrs. Ada Green, Montague. spent, the past week in Summer- sldc. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ern- est Parkman. .
Mr. Albert Fraser. York. em- ployee of Canadian National Rail- ways. spent thol holiday week-end at his home in Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currie. Charlottetown, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boehner. Montague.
health now.
attention at Christmas with
ad the eaves of the house of lights being used.
Mr. Dan Rourke, Whlm Road. is spending the winter in Monta- gue. guest of his son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Beamis Rourke.
her home here
other sisters from college
..0c.u:n m'&T. Bridge and MCGHI U"iV"5”Yt
Auction. Legion Hall. Montague.
ur. Maurice Martell. tile. genial Janitor at the Little Flower church re-enter the Charlottetown Hospital for treat-
Mra. Reginald MacDonald ar- rived home from Halifax on Christ- mas Eve after undergoing treat- ment there for several weeks. she is reported as in much better
The home of Mr. and Mrs. James Aimold hers attracted considerable
their
array of colored lights that cover-
from
top to bottom; scores and scores
Miss Norma slnnott. Much” 35 the Brae, is spending Ohristmu it along with her
and
schools, where they are teaching. one brother, Mr. J. C. sinnott. a medical student, is also home from
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HUT OUR WAY
BY J. R. WILLIAMS
WAIT NOMI, BEFORE YOU STAKT BAWLlN' , ME our FOR GETTlN' DIZTY--I CLEANED UP THE BA5EMENT TO SURPRISE MOM!
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FIVE BUCKS A , I g MONTH FOR A g.?. rr'5 - GARAGE FOURTEEN t BLOCKS FROM HOME IS BAD, BUT wozse is PEOPLE YELLiN' OUTA BEDROOM WINDOWS. 'PAD ,, THEM MILK CANS!
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ANYTHINC-Ii'D - RATTLE AFTER TWO HUNDRED
SOUNDS LIKEA TURKEY 6OBBLiN'
Wednesday, Jan. 3rd at 8:00 P.M. Sponsored by Nursery Club. Ad- mission 50c. Lunch and prizes.
Misc Alice Fraser. teacher at Prince Street School, Charlotte- town. is spending the holidays in Montague guest of her mother, Mrs. Nellie Fraser.
Messrs. Preston MacLure and Arnold MacLure. employees of the Montague Electric Co., were business visitorl to Red Point Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Norman MacPherson, Glen Martin. have as their holiday guests their daugh- lers. Mrs. Cal-herine MacPhcrson, of Halifax. and Miss Louise Mac- Pherson of Greenland, and their son, Mr. Martin MacPherson. also home from Greenland.
Miss Sue Hemphill, presided at the regular meeting of Acme Re-
Mlss Joyce JIIY. 5- N-. 01 "19 Charlottetown Hospital mi: spent Christmas here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Jay Their old- est daughter, Mrs. Joe Kenny. W35 also with them for the holiday.
Many friends here of Conductor M. G. Mooney of the C. N. R wish him health and happiness in his retirement. Well-known here, he was a popular train conductor for quite a number of years.
Despite the fact that fur prices are reported as very high, a trap- per here shipped some furs a short time ago and for a nice mink pelt received the small sum of ten dollars. He reports. he is asking to have the pelt returned for valua- tion here.
A very large crowd turned out to attend the mid-night High Mass at the Church of the Little Flower on Christmas eve or Christ-
bekah Lodge, Montague, Thursday evening. New business included plans for the New Year's Party which is to be held in the Lodge Rooms next Thursday. Mrs. Doris Llewellyn and Mrs. Catherine Stewart were appointed convenors of committees to make final ar- rangements.
Mrs. James Currie. Montague. lcft Thursday morning for Pcrti-l, Ontario, where she will visit her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. David Gardiner. She was ac- companied by her son. Carol who returned to his studies at the Presbyterian College. Montreal, and her daughter, Miss Marjorie Currie, R.N., w-ho returned to Macxenzie Islam-d after spending their holidays in Montague.
Poiai-o Cargo is Loaded Al Georgetown
The SS. "Hadrian" left George- town this (Tuesday) morning where she had loaded between 22,- 000 Ind 25.000 bass of seed pota- toes for Associated Shippers. '
The cargo was bound for Ha- vana. Cuba, and the steamship had been loaded in less than two days. Work of loading commenced on Sunday afternoon, continued all Sunday night and all Monday. The 1.066-Ion vessel arrived in George- town at one o'clock on Sunday afternoon after being brought into port by pilot Forden Gotell and co-pilot Victor Ralusc.
She had on board a part cargo of general merchandise which had been loaded at Saint John. N.B. The "Hadrian" is registered in BETKGII. Norwly. is under the command of Captain '1'. Sands, and -has a crew of 22 officers and men.
Whlm lloaii Anil Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Temple Llewellyn,
mas morning where the pastor spoke of the crib. the symbol of Christmas. as it has always been ,down through the centuries.
, Speaking and reading of mail .drlvars' records for some time inow. we recall we had a. mail man fherc some years ago who went ;around the twelve-mile route on foot every day, snow or blow. rain or shine, never missing is trip. one wonders if this is not a record for a. rural mail-man, making the rounds with ”Shanks's mare" six days per week in all kinds of win- ter weather. He resigned after two terms on the job, owing to other
of the C. N. R. station at Lot 40. We went to see this station and found the walls from the seats to the ceiling written over with names and filthy language. All the glass. broken out of one window, -12 panes. The door badly split and broken and the coal box kicked apart. We are sure the railway men did not do this dam- age and dirty work. It is clone by those who have nothing to do but hang around stations.
. . 'It is with deep and sincere re- gret that the community learned lot the sudden passing of our good and long-time friend, Mr. James Drake, who died very suddenly while visiting in Florida. Mr. Drake was a former Bristol boy and moved to the States while very young. where he made a suc- cess in the restaurant business. He was a regular visitor here where several half-brothers and sisters still reside and every summer when Islanders visit Boston. on vscation, they always found a big welcome at Jim Drake's restaur- ant and bar. Not too many here temember bl Jim, but to this writer. he w s a long time friend. Islander in scores and scores will mourn his passing, as they gather- ed at his two restaurants in Mad- ford and Somervlile, Mass. He leaves to mourn his passing, be- sides his wife, three daughters, and two grand children in Boston. l-lls funeral was held from the
Montague. were visitors to Whlm Road recently. ' ..fMr. Jame; MacLeod spent the week-end at Whlm Road with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacLeod.
Miss Isabel Farquhsrson. Char- lottetown. spent the holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Farquharson. Kilmuir.-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham and son Hughie are visiting at the home of Mrs. Graham's mother. Mrs. Jane Daly, Commercial Cross.
Wilson chapel. College Avenue. and his burial was in the Oak Grove Cemetery in Medford.
lion with his parents. Mr. and Mrl.d Wesley Campbell at Whlm Roa .
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Watts, Charlottetown. spent the holiday week-end at Whlm Road. guests of Mrs. Watt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell. and daughter Carolyn. Whlm Road. motored to Beilevue where they were the guests of Mrs.
Miss Norma Campbell returned to Charlottetown alter spending the holidays at the home of liar parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesleyv Campbell, Whlm Road.
Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacPhcrson.
Miss Marjorie Campbell. 1!. N.. member of the staff of the KInii's County Hospital. spent the holiday
Miss Ruby MacLood. member of the teaching staff-of the Monta- gue High School. is spending ihel holiday season at with her parents. Mr. Murdock MacLeod.
at her home in Whlm Road.
At the Christmas concert
and Mrs.f t --j- .
Mr. Jimmy Campbell, Vocational,
School student in Charlottetown. iii ppondlnr the Christmas viica-
put
Whlm Hold on by the teacher and pupils of Whlm Road School. a large num- tn, or people gnjoygd 9,. gplendld No. 2 and 8 or oven many more .program. Among those ailendiniz was Santa. who arrived in time to distribute irlfts to all the chii- Traditional lsunchlnt then at the close of the evening.
this iffdgrant tea ””
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East Biiltici U f . anii Vicinity
Mr. nor a Johnaoni Montague re- cently vifitod In Red Point and Campbell's cove.
Mr. and ms. siuior around and son Clary. cited Point were visitors to Montague this week.
Mrs. H-llda Fraser. Rod Point. has returned to her home haying beinl a patient in Sourls Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conway, North Lake- have taken up resid- ence in souris for the winter months.
Mr. T. G. Ives. Grurlotteiown and Mr. Herb Macfood. Oumber- lsnd Hill -were recent visitors to Red Point on business.
Mrs. Waltor Dixon and children Edgar and Janet, East Baltic re- cently spent a few days visiting with friends in Charlottetown.
Mrs. George Bruce. Red Point, was hostess to the Baptist Wo- men's Mi ' ry society last week for the December meeting.
Messrs Arthur s.nd I-Ial-ry' Dixon. East Baltic were recent business visitors to Bunbury and Charlotte- town.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Maccvregor, East. Baltic. and Miss Kathleen Robertson Munn's Road recently motored to Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jarvis have returned totheir home inKingsboro. having spent the past few weeks in Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Maclsaac, Green- vale. spent the week-end in Red Point. where they visited their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacLellsn.
Messrs Louis Maclnnls and liar- old La Piere. Rod Point, were re- cent visitors to Charlottetown.
Mr. Neil Maoiileilan, Rod Point recently visited his sister and bro- ther-in-law. Ms'. and Mrs. John MacMilian, Mount Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Dixon and Mrs. John Dixon. East Baltic were recent business visitors to (11arlotte- town.
Mr. alld Mrs. Kenneth Fraser. North Lake, were recent visitors to Georgetown. g-uests of Mr. and Mrs. Srlurgeon walker.
sympathy is extended to Mrs.
work. -3. Joseph MacPhee. Glenoormdale on the reccnt death of her husband.
There has been considerable - . complaining 'about the condition Sympathy is we nded Mrs. Stella
Macoollll, Montreal (formerly of Red Point) in the recent death of her sister Miss Amy Carney. Sum- mcrside.
Mr. Eddie Robertson. Kingston is presently working at puipwood also Mr. Lawrence MacPhce. Little Harbour; there is a good demand for pulp wood this year and it is hoped the demand will continue.
..f Messrs Irwin and Robert Burke, Lakeville and washie Young, Kingston, recently motored to Montague with a load of lumber, and visited with Mr. and -Mrs. Arthur MacNeill.
Miss Barbara Bruce. Monciori. is at present visiting with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bruce. Red Point. Miss Bruce is recover- ing from an appendix operation. Her many friends hope she will be able to resume her regular duties in the very near future.
Georgetown -and Vicinity
Donald MacDonald was a visitor- to Charlottetown on Thursday.
Mrs. Mabel Le'l..scheur spent Cruistmas visiting with relatives and friends in Charlottetown.
.. tMr. Clarence Stewart who is employed at Falconwood Hospital was it recent guest at his home in Georgetown.
Miss Mabel Stewart.
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training at Faloomvood Hospital recently visited her home in Georgetown.
Miss Earlen'a'"Lavers of chi!-
lottetown is visiting for..a few days in Georgetown. as the guest ii Miss Pony Walker.
In a town where ship building once ufmlgurlshed aniilthe soundeof caulk lrons minged with no blows of broad axes, in the ship yards along the waterfront. this industry has all but disappeared but occasionally a small boat is built, which proves the art is not totally lost. Just such a host was recently completed by so-. Rausul W ito and was named, O. K. No. 1, wh ch might suggest that O. K.
might eventually take to the wat- ar. to revive our lost -industry. otranonlos were not overlooked and O. x. No. 1 received her name in the time honored manner.
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an. Cyril slot-rlsonllaft coweri- nssday last. on a visit to friends in noston. Mus.
Mr. Preston his home here.
The many friends of Mrs. J. 0. Maanonsld of (marlottstown form- erlyofuhstowartwillbesorryto hear of her illness and are , forward to her good health again. 1 Wayne Jay son of Mr. and Mrs nazii Jay Mt. Slowest was rushed to the P. E. I. Hospital on Wednes- day with a hrdidn arm. Wayne broke his arm skating on a pond not for from his home.
..' Mr. and Mira. my board had as their holiday guests their dough- ter. Mrs. Win. Modregor of Halifax. Mina Ora Iosrd of St. Joifn. N. B. and Miss Ethel Leard R. N. Montague Memorial Hospital.
Miss Althea Peehan. grsdudto nurse from the Olty Hospital this
smlsiau. foodie: at ' Broadnlbano School is liolidayinfot -
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but summer is visiting the honiq of, her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D." Mt. Siowisrt. Miss llvchus intends to leave for Washingto
early in the New Year where s J has excepted a ”'on in a Hot
pital in that city.
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