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.JPOPLAR ~-POINT--Mr.Wru. Mc-,
.Donald is busy cutting his ilrewo_od.r1i__-' Mr. J. W. Campbell- was in George- town recently.--Mr., John McDonald_ W3.” _lil-Dlllldasgoii I. business trip on M°“d!Yl-Miss M. A. McDonald was in St. Georges Saturday.-Mrs. J. D.
Bank spent Sunday the guest of Miss M-` McDonald.-figure. ~Wui. McDon- ald and Miss May, ' Thursday were _,visiting tiiesuests or Mrs, J. J. camp , bell.--Mr. Wm. McDonald was visiting last week theguest of his brother, C_lDt._John McDonald of Poplar Point. --Mr. and Mrs. W. McKinnon of St. Georgcswas in Poplar Point Monday Vllltlllz her old home.-Mrs. L. l. Campbell of Dundas, passed' through Poplar Pointgou her way to her' old home at Newport.-Mr. James Duncan was in Georgetown recently.-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. _McCormack of St. Georges were visiting in Poplar Point, Thurs- day.-Miss D. Campbell was visiting her aunt Mrs. John McDonald, Poplar Point last week.-Mr. Harry Francis of Fortune Bridge passed through Pop- lar Point last week.-J. "
..*SUCCE8SFUl.. AFFAIR.-A most
successful concert~and pie social was held in East Baltic School Rooms, March 3rd. A creditable programme was prepared by the teacher Miss Jo- sephine Grady. A iine night and good roads being in their favor, the school room was well filled. The program was opened by a speech by the chair- man, Mr. John Ellsworth, followed by a piano selection by Miss Winnie Bruce, which deserves special mention. A solo entitled “We'll Never Let the old Flag Fall was then excellently ren- dered by Randolph Bruce, which was loudly applauded. A recitation was then given by`Beatrice J. Bruce, fol- lowed by a solo. “Khaki" by Miss Jo seplilne Grady. \Miss Helena'§}rady gave a recitation entitled "St. Peter at the Gate." One of the most interes- ting features of the evening was‘step- dance by Mr. Domnic Mossey (li-ir. Hugh J. MacDonald accompanist.) The pies were then auctioned by the chairman and the snug sum of twenty- ty-tihreedollars was the net proceeds. The seats were taken up and dancing was indulged in until an early hour. Much credit is due to those who kind- ly helped in preparing the programme especially Miss Winnie Bruce who so ably presided at the piano through out
the night.-*_
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Guardian agent for Annandale and vic- inity.-J. ‘ ' “_ .
..*ANNANDALE-Mr. J. M. -Mor-
row,’ 'merchant was in Charlottetown ractntly on a business trip.-Mr. A. C. Myers, mercliant. has returned from Charlottetown, where he has been transsciiiis busincss.~Mr.- Elijah Blacket, Elmdale, is about 'selling his property to Mr. Herbert Blacket._- Quite an exciting experience happened at Howletts Mills on Thursday, when a horse owned by Mrs. J.D.McDonald took fright and ran away. Happily no harm was done.--J.
.."°GLEAN|NGS FROM GLENFAN-
NlNG.- Mr. John D. McMaster luis purchased a splendid draft horse i'roii1 Mr. Edward Itice of Souris Line ltoad for _a handsome ilgure.- Miss Mamio McGilvai'y who has had it rather siev- eero attack of illness has it is plcus- lilg to learn completely rccovcred and is able to go about ugaiii.-- Mr. Will- iam Flynn of St. Peters Ruud is busily engaged in working on his fnrni at Gleufanning which he purchased from Mr. Dornnick Bowlen.-- Quite a number of the “beauty of chivalry" of Glenfanning attended the Iicnii sup- pcr and dance given by Professor J. T. Moore in Bridgetown Hall on Tuesday evening of lust week and rc~ turned home well pleased wit'h thei. entertainment. They all speak in the -highest terms of Mr. Moore’s arrange- ments and trust he may repeati his entertainment at an early date.-Mr. ,Frank Roche w'l1o has been visiting in Kelly‘g Cross has re`turned home. - Mr. Wlilliam J. O’Doiincl of Rollo Bay East was to Glcnfnniiing rccont~ ly on a business ti‘ip.- Mr. Austin McGllvary of Gciifaniiiiig purchased ii registered Yorkshirg pig from thc executors of the late Ambrose Malone of St. Catherines for ri lmiulsuine sum, which goes to show that the pro- gressive farmlers of this locality ap- preciate high class stock- Mr. Jam- es R. Cavanagh of Greenvale paid a brief visit to his home at Glciifaii- ning last week.- Miss Christina Smith who has been visiting friends at St. (‘oorge's ‘has returned home.- Mr. Patrick Rice who has recently purchased tthe Lavin property ad- joining his own, has now one hundred and fifty acres of land in one block making one of the finest homestearls in this part of King's County.- Mr.
..*MR.'C. MARKLE HOWLETT is
‘-foiled in hauling ttlio firms spring _goods iliroi\S'\ li'o:ii t'nrdlgan Station. --'|`!,¢ inruiers oi' Uiciiiaiiuiiig irc. hun. ll_.' engaged in l\.iiii‘i:g liuiii mussel and alder nit:.i ltiit- fornici- ri-air. Grand River-_ ttlie lattier from the numerous fine deposits to be found in this locality. wihile the ladies as usu- a'l_at__thia'_seasoii oi’ the year are al- most without exception busy hooking. -‘-Mr; Michael Flynn. carpenter oi' St., Beton; Road was bore this week build. ing some mudboxcs for Mr. Austin Mc(}llvary who is having his mud shipped from St. Peters Buy by train to Cardigan Bridge- Mr. Charles Mgqilvary was to Montague on Sat- urday of last week with a largequau- tity of lumber for Messrs Poole & Thompson. On his return he was overtaken by the furious snowstorm ol' that day and 'lind sonic difilculty in getting home.-_ l\ir. l'liilip Longaphic t;-gder of (lharlottcto\vii was here last weaken a business trip.- Quite _ n 'number of people are suffering from -colds and griD1>e.- Mr. Alexander MacDonald was here this week visit- ing 'his daughter Mrs. James ll. (lav- niiugli.- Messrs _Frniik ltoche and Au- stin McGilval'y who \vor<i attending thc snle of tue stock and eilccts of the late Ambrosie Maloiio oi' St. Catlieriii-» es returned home on Tliursday evening last. -Mr. Otto Roc-lic who liar had ri. severe attack of tho gi-ippc is improv- ing.-&.
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._*Mr. Muuricc Miircou, (‘linr-
lottotown, is speiiiliug ii tow days vocation at his liouic in Souris." `
..*Miss Margaret illacbclluii, [ted
Poixit, left on Tuosaluy nioriiliig cn route to Ponoka, Suskf*
..‘~'*Mr. Dan McDoii:ilil. thc well
known horsemen was iii liiinilus last week on a. business trip.-J.
..*I.ieutenant William Mcliarcii,
Montague, has it cuiiiinissiou at Georgetown, with the soldiers station- ed there.-B.
..*l\iIr. George i\iui-lioiiuid, who has
been visiting his parciiis. Capt. and Mrs. MacDonald. Souris, left on Mon- day inoruiiig on rcturii to \\'iiiiiipcg.*
..’*Mr. lluliiii, representing thc Nii-
tional Clothing Co.. St. John, N. B., wits in Montague this week, on a bu- siness trip for his firm.-B.
" ..*Messrs J. (T. Ferguson and (7. C. Cox, Souris, left on Tuesday morn- ing for New York . They will return aliout.tlic niiddle of April.”
-Pte. Phillip Nnoiiaii, who recently
enlisted _with Capt. McKiiinoii'g Am- munition Column. sponi a short fur-
Dan Smith truckman for Sterns Bro» tliers of Bridgetown is busily en-
~.lougl1 at his former honie in Bcdequc.
Newport Lot 54 was in Georgetown on Saturday on a business trip.-&.
..'°Mi_ss Ella Campbell, Dundas.
spent Sunday the guesg of Mrs. John McDonald. Poplar Point.-~J
Rateubury, Charlottetown, were in Montague last week on a business trip.-B. _ _
. ."l`be following have registered at
the Cox Hotel, Souris: J. H. Mac- lsaac. Charlottetown; J. I.. Tennant, Charlottetown: Mr. T. MacLan, Mont- real; Andrew MacRae. Charlottetown: H. Mitchell, Fredericton. N. B.; E. H. MacEachern, Charlottetown; H. J. K_nigiit,, Halifax; J. Al Tannahill, Churlottetowii; (‘-. J. Thomas. Truro. G. S. Gould. Montreal, E. J. Lciinian, St. Joliu, J. Lesure.' -
St. Georges was among the visitors to Georgetown on Saturday last. Mr. Mctformac is one of the leading farm- ers in the thriving agricultural sct- tlenicnt of St. George's besides which iiie is deeply interested in the fox business liuviug late- ly purchased some ffoxes for his ranch. Mr. McCormac is u brqtlicr of Mr. G. J. McCormac of Uharlottietown, for many years School inspector for King's County and now manager for one of llie lead- ing Life Insurance Companies doing business on the Island.-&..
YOUNG MACLAUCHLAN.
A charming wedding was solenuiized
at 4.30 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon in St. Paul’s church, St. John when Miss Vera Constance Maclauclilan and Major Frank Bennet Young, of the l40tli battalion, were married by the Rev. H. Gorlng Allder, in the presence of n large concourse of friends and relatives. The bride, who is a dangli- 'cr of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Maclauch- ian. Wright Street. is prominent soc- iully and most popular among her large circle of friends. The groom. who is a son of Mrs. J. Boyle 'Prav- ors and u nephew of Mrs. J. E. B. Mc(‘.ready, is in command of “D” com- pany, of the 140th battalion, stationed at Woodstock (N. B.) lie is a St. John boy. who rose by merit and liard‘ work to his present rank. and is in charge of the detachment of the 140th l battalion in the northern town. ' A guard of liouor, made up of 100 men. with rifles ami fixed bayonets. from the local detachment of the 140th battalion. under the command of Ser- geant-Major Palmer. was lined up ou both sides of the cluircli entry and, as the bridal party left the church, an arch was formed by the men crossing bayonets under which the bridal
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The bride was most beooiniugly
gowned in a pretty suit of cream cor- duroy with trimmings of Alaska sable, and carried a bridal bouquet of red roses and violets. She was unattend-
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The young couple were the recipi-
ents of many handsome presents,testi- tying to their great popularity among their many friends. Among these was a presentation and address from the men of "D" company and a solid sil- ver service appropriatcly engraved, from Lieutenant-Colonel Beer and of- ficers of the 140th.
Major and Mrs. Young loft the same
evening for Wortplstock. and were giv- en a hearty sen off at the depot by a large gathering.
GARRISON CLUB VOTES T0 EXPEL ARMAND LAVERGNE.
QUEB_E(,‘-, March 14.-By a. vote of
89 to 49, the Garrison Club of Quebec to-night put itself on record as in fav- our uf the expulsion of Armand Laver-
party passed.
gnc because of his nttltude in respect
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