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McNelli's Mills and iiicinity

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-Mr. Chester Williiima has re- tiimed to his home in 8t.Eieauors after spending a. few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence

Milligan.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillipa. Rumford. are spending their holi- days at the homes of Mr. Philiips' brothers, the Messrs. William and

Austin Phillips.

Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy wens guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Murphy. Summerside, on Septem- ber 14th.

Much sympathy is being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Boulter on the death of then in- fant son, John Allan.

Mrs. Lawrence B. Milligan and son Donald were guests at the home of Mrs. Preston Oativay on Sunday, September 14th.

The McNcllls Mills Women's In- stitute held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Stanley Hutchinson.

Mrs. Levinia Lyman and Mrs. Ka.i.hleen Dempsey spent. a few days at the home. of Mrs. Lymanis aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milligan.

Bride-Elect Honoured At Tea

-An ouutanding social event of the fall season took place at Bor- den Friday, September 12th, when Mrs. H. W. Bernard and Mrs. W. S. Jardine were joint hostesses at an afternoon tea. and personal shower at the home of the for- mer, in honour of Miss Mary Muttart of Carleton.

The guests were received by the sister of the bride-to-bo, Mrs. John Haslam.

The house was prettiiy decorat- ed for the occasion with white wedding bells and white stream- ers. The dining room table with its lace cloth. centered with silver baskcm of white gladloli and tall white tapers. which were lighted at the tea hour, was a picture of daintiness.

Mrs. Walter Farmer of Borden, representing the teachers. (of which Miss Muttart. formerly was onei, and Mrs. Blanche Harper, representing the people of Car- leton, poured tea. Mrs. George Sharp replenished, and assisting the hostesses in serving were Mrs.

Harold Coggins, Mrs. Earle Saw- ler, Mrs. Everett MacLeod and Mi's. Heath Gordon. Mrs. Earl

Saivlcr had charge of the guest book.

A daintily decorated basket of personal articles for the bride-to-

Borden School under the 'D0nI0l'r ship of the Women's Institute. Lunches were served to all the donors.

The Dental Clinic again notified the Institute they are coming the second week in September, when all Grade I children from the surrounding districts receive den- tal care. Mrs. J. J. Mclsaac agreed to give the doctor and his assist- ants meals. and the Borden Hotel will provide lodging, to be paid for by the Women's Institute.

A discussion arose as to ways and means to help pay the Clinic expenses, and a motion was made by Mrs. J. V. MacDonald, second- ed by Mrs. P. J. Mclnnis and car- ried. that a pantry sale be held in October.

Each munber volunteered to get a. new member before next meet- ing. which will be held at Mrs. Norman Oatway's with Mrs. Wm Mclvor and Mrs. Colin Love on the lunch committee.

On motion the meeting was ad- journed. Lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Edwards.

NORBORO W. I.

-The September meeting of the Norboro Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Arnold Douglas. The president, Mrs. Al- bert Murphy. presided, and the meeting opened by singing the island Hymn, and repeating the Creed in unison. Ten members re- sponded to the roll call by hand-

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

WESTERN GUARDIAN

-FILMS at searietown Hall to- night.

-COME To the chicken supper Damlev Hall, Thursday, Sept. 25. Sponsored by W. I.

--CHICKEN SUPPER. River. new school, Wednesday. September 24th. Serving at 5:30. Dance after. Proceeds for new school. Sponsored by W. 1.

Indian

-HALL IMPROVED - The Milo Hall has been much improved by a coat of paint and a fine slab and steps at the entrance. The Sunday School supplied the cement hllsd- the young men did the work.

-CONDITION FAVORABLE - The many friends of Mr. P. C. Martin. fisheries inspector, Mis- couchc, will be pleased to learn that he has successfully undergone an operation in the Prince County Hospital and that his condition yesterday was reported as most favorable.

-B.

-BIRTHDAY PARTY - Miss Janet Agnew of Summersids cele- brated her 12th birthday on Satur- day afternoon with nine of her girl chunv.. After attending a. matinee at the theatre all sat down to a de- licious supper which included a

Freetown and I I I Vicinity Min Jean Reeves of Lower Free- town is attending Prince of Wales

College. Charlottetown, for the coming year. i

Mr. and Mrs. Hilson Ttemere. Hampshire, visited in Freetown re-

cently at the home of Mr. and,

Mrs. Reginald Reeves.

Mrs. Russel Burns returned re- cently from Summerside where she had spent several days at the home at her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Burns.

Mr. and Mia. Fenmn Simmons. Sheila and Nancy Simmons. Miss Mabel Burns and Mrs. Charles-U. DeI..ong spent Tuesday September 9th in Charlottetown.

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-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jardine and little son Donald left recently by car on a week's visit to Yar- mouth, Nova Scotia. where they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jarding and family.

Mr. William Wall who spent the past two weeks visiting with his cousin Mr. Frank Reeves and Mrs. Reeves, leift Saturday on return to his home in Turner. Maine. Mr. Wall was formerly a. resident of Smith Freetown.

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bride. Mrs. Paynter was formerly Miss mild Cameron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cameron of Charlottetown. Many beautiful and useful gifts were received by the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Paynter will reside in Charlottetown. . as

The Crusade for Christ team of Baivationists which opened a ten days campaign in Charlottetown Ii-ecently held a meeting in Free- itown Presbyterian church at o'clock on Sunday, Septembe 'lth. The evangelists were welcomed by the minister of the church, Rev. E. G. Evans, and by Rev J. K. Camp- bell of the United Church. The church was filled to capacity and the service was greatly enjoyed. The congregation heartily enter- ing into the singing of well known

JCTVICC.

stitute met on Thursday evening September 4th at the home of Mrs. Cecil Paynter. A large number of members were present also several visitors were welcomed. The school committee and the visiting com- mittee gave satisfactory reports, and a new school committee con- sisting of Mrs. Austin Rogers and Mrs. Earle Blanchard was ap- pointed. Unfinished business was attended to and plans made for a sale 01 contributed articles at next

and well loved hymns. A bus load oi Salvatioiiisis accompanied the evangelists and took part in the

The Birch Grove Women's In-

for the

Markets At A Glance

(By The Canadian Premx Toronto - Base metals, western oils decline. Montreal - Industrials, papers

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New York - Rails lead firmer trend.

Toronto -- Bacon hogs, grade A, :26 a hundredweight.

New York - Cotton closed 50 to 95 cents a bale lower.

ALBERTON W. I. FMrs. Eric Corbett was hostess

to the September meeting of Al- berton Women's

Institute. Mrs. H. J. Larkin, honorary president. presided. Nine members, one new member and one visitor were pre- sent. In addition to' routine busi- ness. Mrs. Cedric Hunter and Mrs. Arthur Wilkie were appointed to a committee to secure a Janitor hall.

The next meeting will be at the

home of Mrs. Arthur Wilkie with Mrs. Campbell as assistant hostesses. Mrs. H. W. Matthews and Mrs. Henry Myers will have charge of the program. Mrs. Erskine Hardy and Mrs. Arthur Wilkie will be on the visiting committee, andi Mrs. H. J. Larkin and Mrs. Eric Cor- bett on the school committee for the coming month.

Champion and Mrs. Don

In preparation for the annual

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Mrs. Gleason Williams has re- turned to her home lll Summer- side after spending a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William L. MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ramsay and Mr. and Mrs. James Williams were visitors to Sumnierside on Saturday evening, September lath.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Williams and sons Allan and Davis and Master Paterson Maccaull. Bidcford, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milligaii on Satur- day evening. September 13th. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Millar and children. Ronald and Rowena, El- lerslie, were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Millar's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellaiids.

Mr. and Mrs. James Noys were guests at the home of Mr. and Mn. Edwin Davison on Sunday. September 14th.

Mr. and Mrs. .IRlllF5 Williams and sons Lorrie, Wcuriell. and Brian. and daughter Kathleen and Miss Leone Hutchinson. were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Williams on Sunday, September 14th.

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FAMOUS CLUB

be was presented to her by Mrs. Heath Gordon and Mrs. Harold Coggiiis, and Mrs. W. S. Jardine and Mrs. J. Myers assisted in opening the gifts.

Miss Muttart in her very cap- able manner. thanked her many friends in a well chosen address. stressing the point that friends are one of the nicest things in the world.

Over 50 guests were present and all extended their best wishes to the future bride. During the tea iiour Rev. Mr. Howe of Carleton called to offer congratulations.

Miss Muttart's wedding takes place Saturday. September 21th in the Borden United Church at 2 p.m.

BORDEN W. I.

-Borden Women's Institute met September 3rd at the home of the president, Mrs. N.B Darrach. with eight members answering roll call, and each paying a dime.

The meeting opened with the Club Woman's Creed. Minutes of the last. regular and special meet- ings were read and approved.

Reports of committees followed. The sick committee reported tak- ing fruit to two sick members; the card committee took in 833.00 from card parties, paying si3.25 for prizes, leaving a. balance of sl9.75. A card of thanks was read from Mrs. Preston Darrach for flowers sent her in the hospital.

The Dudingston Curling Club was

During the month of August the

minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.

The visiting committee report- ed one call and treat taken and bill.for same was paid, on motion. The school committee reported that three new language books? were needed and the teacher was authorized to purchase same.

Correspondence included a card of ihanlcs from Mlfs. Bruce How- ard snd I. message of thanks was also received from Mrs. llarlano Day. It was decided to send a gift to a former member of tho Insti- tute and to remember two resi- dents of the district with treats.

The members agreed to contri- bute 26 cents each to the A. C. W. W. entertainment fund, and it was decided to canvass the dis- trict for the cancer campaign.

The birthday box was passed around and collection amounted to ol.05. .

The place of meeting for next month is to be decided later. The roll call will be answered by pay- ing subscription to institute News.

Programme committee for IIIPI next meeting - Mrs. James Crok- en and Mrs. Arnold Douglas. A very interesting contest was con- ducted by Mrs. George Bowness with Mrs. Arnold Douglas as win- ner.

The meeting adjourned with the National Anthem. after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess, followed by a pleasant

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--INTERESTING TALK - At Milo Sunday School last Sunday, the Rev. Roy MacNaught and Mrs. MacNaught and their adopted daughter, of San Salvador. de- lighted the large gathering with their interesting talk on Sabbath school work in foreign lands and stressed its importance in early childhood. Miss Nyna spoke in Spanish, with Mrs. MacNaughl. trrinslaiing iiliicli gave all present the privilege of hearing her native tongue. A special collection was taken and givcii to Mr. MacNaught ior use in the Master's service.-S.

--RE(.'I-JIVES SCHOLARSHIP - Mr. Lorne Moase of Summerside has recently received a board scholarship for four years from Acadia University. This scholar- ship is granted by the University in outstanding pupils in the Mari- tlmos. Last spring Lorne was scl- ecied from a group of students by the local Rotary Club to represent

Siimmcrside at Boys and Girls Week in Ottawa. lie was valedici- oriaii at the closing exercises of

Grade 12 of the Summerside Acad- emy last term and this year will attend Acadia University.

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-COUNTY collar MEETS - The September sitting of the

Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Druniruoiid. were Mrs. Drummond's three sisters Mrs. Ethel Champion. Kensingtoii. Mrs. Glennie McLean, Charlottetown. and Mrs. Clarence Mosher of Mal- den. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Mosher have since returned to their home in Maiden.

P... Truok men are busy hauling shale to spread on the part of South Freetown road which was widened and graded earlier in the summer. This stretch of road is a mile and a half long. extending in from Al- fred Reeve's Corner. The shale is being taken from the fax-nri of Everett Reeves. A post-iiupial shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Paynter recently when friends and relatives gathered to tender a show- er to their son Claude and his

with Judge L. G. Lewis presiding. seventeen cases were on the doc- ket. most. of them actions for debt, Eight cases were set. down for later hearing and three garnishees

attaching wages were adjourned pending payment. A judgment by default was given in the six

remaining cases. Lawyers appear- ing were R. S. Hinton, Q.C.. D. 0. Stewart. Q.C.. M. M. Bell, J. A. Gallant, Harold Goodwin. W. Chester 5. MacDonald. Court ad- journed to Friday. September 26th

hert Campbell and a "know you stamps" by Mrs.

with the National Anthem.

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-The regular Lady Fane Womcnis Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Craig on Thursday evening, Sep- tember 4th.

In the abseiice of the president, the vice-presideiit presided and the meeting opeiid by repeating

club women. Minutes of the last meeting were read. approved and signed. and roll call was respond-. ed to by six members.

Collection for the evening am- ounted to 51.85. It was moved and seconded that cod liver oil cap- sufes were needed and the secre- tary was appointed to get same. An auction sale which was to hr

held at the September meetiiic was postponed uiiiil the October meeting.

New committees appointed were as follows: sick, Mrs. Gordon Co'- ton; school. Mrs. Ken Robblec: program. Mrs. Bill Brown and Mrs. Chet Wilson: lunch. Miss Elsie Francis and Mrs. Eldon Francis.

Mrs. Kenneth Robblee invited the members to meet at her home for the next meeting. The meet-

of an amusing reading by Mrs. Al- contest. E. S. Dammart-ll. The meeting closed

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lug adjourned and lunch was served by the hostess assisted by

bert Champion and Mrs. H.J. Lar- kin volunteered to act as a nom- inating committee. It was decided to sponsor a Bobby Cook show late in September. Since this year marks the twenty-fifth annivers- ary ot the organization of Alber- lion 'Iiistituie it was decided to have a turkey dinner at the Hill- side Restaurant when charter members will be honoured guests.

A program of contests arranged

by Mrs. Erskine Hardy was the source of much fun. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Mrs. A. C. Green.

Corbett, Michael A'Hearii and Mrs.

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