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__v__ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

JANUARY 1s, 1941M

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MONDAY ILL‘ WITH PNEUMONIA Friends of Mr. J.E. Dalton, Sum- nlerslrle will regret to learnthat he is confined to the Charlottetown

Hospital with an attack q: pnen.

monia. Hope i5 expressed for his spccdl’ recovery. 0F

Ll-LAHNS BIIOTHEIS

BRADALBANE - The women's Iu-

TRIO PlII-JSRNIIQTION AT stitltte and Red Cross of Bradst-

bane recently held an

resident of the district

afternoon lea at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Pommy Murray. in honor of Mrs. Bruce Davison. Mrs. Annie. Leftligfl’ and Mrs. Stephen Ackland. former _ who had ltltixrll -~.\1rs. William ’l‘. Cnadyc! been n help 5nd an lngpifgtlgn in

. . one Tnm l“; M"; u“, u, gyggcould do the work oi’ picking with-i “o... N. s.. the other. em, was at "t" hit/Ina t» hi" Mb. He stews-t iii-at time, 1918, in the Navy. Now for the past four years my mother has been l-ll and dad has had e lot oi worry and gone down la ltealthi himself, and u he lg over alxty 1.1"“

. t labout mo. ,

he nrofit from an acre would be

--WILCOMI ranrv - itn nla toned house warming was held

nuuld like to locate his sister orl°fl "W? went-n: at the new home

brothers for him. His parent! strep“ Mn "m “75- at" P9"? K°“'i the Charlottetown I huuw. both dead and the silterlrflmm" “"11 '- WY” numb" Q51 treatment.

and brothers up inryoars. [Tultirlgi-nelihm" Ind 1759343 Bllhfidd t0

THURSDAY

ILL IN HOSPITAL -The many [friends of Mr. John Gay. Ion of ,Mr. and Mrs. Percy G. Gay, Mount illtdward Road, will regret to learn glnlggtlon hold l“; ‘Ihe has been stricken with pneu- amonia and has been removed to Hospital for l dent,

l Other officers elected were: lvlce-prealdent, M. A.

t Capt. Carl Burke, general than: ' tiger of Maritime Central Airways. was elected president of the Char- lottetown Board of ‘Prado at the 60th annual meeting of that or- night In the Charlottetown Hotel. lllr. l‘. W. Hyndman ls the retiring presi-

Farmer:

The following military personnel are expected to arrive on the Aquitanls which is due lo dock at Halifax on Jan. 19: L-Bdr. E. Cole, French River; Pte. J.A. MacGregor. 19 Remington Road. Charlotte- town: Pie. A.R. MacPhcl-son, El- don; Cpl. GE. Penny, Belfast. Also expected to arrive is Mrs. Norah MacDonald, wife of Capt. V.L. Moc- Donald. She will proceed lo the

"Nillhlr-At tile 15st 1. r - . Jwtuaty 1a. 1941. to Mf-.°i'3.‘."t.“' Preston A. Neill (nee Betty lilo“? tam) a daughter, Glenda, Dune“: K253335331‘ 1 l ‘ ‘ At lihe Pr ' Hospital, December 12. £35 52%" and hirs. Ellsworth Newsonic, ‘n’; Augustine Cove, a daughter. Arlen; Patricia, 7 lbs. 11 ounces, itIatlCOBMACK-At the Charititie.

Si. Avilrtls twcived a telegram sat. ltrtlay morning tr-foretiittg her filial llPi‘ brother. JJt/Alollagithn. for- htcrly of lfazelbrook, Phil, had. passed away in Winnipeg.

t-very good work. After h large uunt- ber representing almost every horn: in Bradalbanc. had assembled. Mrs. Morrison acting as chairman, for

home of Mr. J.A. MacDonald, 159 Water Street. City.

welcome them lo Kenslngton and: wish them health and DPOlpGflty in their new home. An grldress ‘of welcome was read to them while

town Hospital on January l2, 19,17 _ to Mr. and Mrs. John J. liioocorf mack. of Launching, P. E, 1__ a “L 7 lbs. llelen Jean.

FUNERAL MONDAY - The tum; secretary, Walthen Geudet. The oral 0i M1" Whl- 13- Blllm-im- New, new Council comprises Messrs. C. Glasgow, was held from his late, T, Montgomery, D, M, gnu, Q3, Jflfldmce 011 Mmdfllft J5" 1391-11115} l-Iarllen, Keith MacKinnon, J. G.

_\r.-ii can be of some assistance to ‘W. 1 8m. Sir, etc.. Mrs. T. Wilson. Armstrong, Ont.

invited the three ';‘

T0 .~\'I"I‘l£i\'II FUNERAL "Mrs. G. Arthur (‘udmore of Charlotte- town and .\frs. Albert R. Cudmote of North Bedeqlle are leaving this niorniitg for hlor-lreal to attend the funeral of their brother. the late Lewis I. Rallray whdse deal-h orrurrcd in that city yesterday morning.

-SLIGII'I‘ FIRE -Suntmel'slde firemen wore t-tllled al ll drlork Szllttrdiy morning for a slight lIlIIZC at the residence of Norman MaoLeod. Sn, Central Street. The firv was in tho floor under a lin-

luv winxe cf the bricks to gar ht ii. ‘Total duniitgr- was said lo be slight. —S.

Th“ marriage was solemnizezl re- cently in Halifax of Florence Richardson daughter of the late Yifr mid Airs. Wesley A. Richard- snit, Idafrview Nova Scolia. and

Macliachcrn, son of the late .\i:' and Mrs, Stephen lifacEachern. Cape “iolfe. Prince Edward Island.

After a quiet wedding supper at the Carleton Hotel. Halifax, the bride Alli groom left for Prince Ed- ward Island. They plan to reside in I-‘nirvlev’.

—CIIANCERY COURT — A sit- ting of the Court of Chancery with Mr. Justice Mark R. MicGuigan presiding was hold In Surnmerslde on Friday. The court heard an ap- plication for h rulLng in connection with the final winding up of the estate of the late Hioldem C. Mills of Summerside. Mr. ‘IKL. Link- letler represented the surviving trustee, Dr. ET. Tanton. Mr. Heath Strong, KC. represented the estate of Katherine Mills. Mr. W.E. Darby. KC. represented certain legatees aind Mr. T.L. Compton and Mr. RB. Hinton represented the residuary logatees hind others.%.

SECOND BEBEAVEMENT IN MONTH —l<‘or the second tdme within one month, Mrs. Katherine Mhclnnia of 136 Dorchester Street has been called upon to moum the passing of a near and dear relative. On December 13th Mrs. Maclnnis recoil-ed a wire advising rhes- of the dcalh nf her beloved sister, Mrs. John A. MacLeod of Oakland. California. Yesterday a second wire reached hrr tcliiw: her of the death of her dearly loved brother. Jerome F7. MncCcrmac. who died Sit-it's" morning at. Providence Ylngplifil. Oakland, California. Jfr. hfnvfvwrmarfis remains. accompan- ied by his nephew M1115. J, Mac- Cnrmac of San Francisco will leave for Prince Eidwnrd Islttrd Tuesday evoninc.

WAS KNOWN IN P.E.I. -- The dc-nih occurred on January 7» l‘ Kcctie. New Hampshire, of Mich- nr-l JL. Kennedy. aged '13. a 1'8- lirrd clothing dealer and Vlfermfifi- lrlrni of the Shipbttilders Co-oper- Itlivc Bank. Quincy, Mass. He was :1, native of Newfoundland and well known in Prince Edward Island. wlir-ro be spent. matiy of hi5 éimh ntcr virrntions. He is survived by Ilia will", Elizabeth 0.. daughter of the into Patrick Maclnnis n,f El- ntirn. Kiutzs County, and lwo sons, Jcsrpli (i. of North Weymottlit. luass. Keitneth B. of K8818. N-Ho and 1\\‘(l dflIlllllCfN, Miss Kather- inc and Miss Mary: both of Quincy. M t. clrusctis. Following a Ffilemfl ll. Church. Quincy. on January ll. in- trrmml vrn; made at Wfymfiillh.

_ DOWNE .-- The Nora Louise and Mrs. stud Mr. bolh 0i‘

‘.\I WEN c of Nlixs li.\\\'ll(‘. tiitulzlitrr nf Mr l\fr.'. Willinm W DZWIII‘. Jniiu Addison ltlncEvt-i-n. (YIIPIl-Wiilllfflvil. look place quietly

the assembly iguests of honor to occupy h "love lsoat" in the centre o! the group ‘Wlifn Mrs. George Anderson had ‘opened the mogmm with a piano solo. Mrs. Morrison rczid appreciat- ive addresses to each oi’ the laldléfif litirs. Dnvison. Mrs. Lefurgcy and Mrs. Ackland and Mrs. Hedley Wood-Side. Mrs. Pomroy Murray and Mrs. George Anderson presented tlhree beautiful and appropriate

burned last night, causing loss es-

rti formerly at Summersidc. He purchased the store from Fred Boll about a ytoar ago.

Origin of the blaze. dl covered about 9.30, is unknown. ie loss

trmated unofficially at etzopoo. Tholoanoing with propcrty was owned by Charles Messrs. Ferdie Kllbride and John Llewellyn, a war veteran, who liv-

gifls. All three lsdirs responded

very sincerely and graciously ex.

pressing their thanks for the gifts

their enjoyment of the friendship the Hredhlbnne plilrc and it was necessary to tear [folk and their resret that thosr

and kindiirtess of

.lies of pleasant associations and friendly cooperation must, to n ;certain extend be severed, though l rcmcmbranbe

occurred in the City last month.

Dr. 3.0 Keeping, City Health Of-

ficer. informed the City Council

31 mI-Yfhitkes were solemnlsed in

The organ in St. Peter's Cathedral is now being dismantled, having given faithful music since the early IWOc, and a temporary organ is being used until the new organ is installed about Easter.

VENEREAL DISEASE STATIS- TICS - Eighteen male and i2 1e-

acoordlng to the report of Dr. B.C. Keeping. City Health Officer, which was submitted to the City Council lent night. Of those 30 cases, three

mass of rnquiem at Sl. John's‘

are new-two male, and one female.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY —The funeral of the late Norman. A. Mac. Kenzie was held yesterday after- noon from the residence at 18 Bay- field Street. Services at the house and grave were conducted by Rev. J. H. Bisihop. Burial was in the People's Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Joseph Costello. Jack Mc- Lure, Percy Groom. James O'Brien. Arthur Guindon, Alex hfncLcod. Members of the Canadian. lmzinn attended in a body.

RETURN TO ANTIGONISII ._ Major Albert Wilson of Si. Francis Xavier University‘, Auligonisli. and Miss Frvlnces ‘Wilson, nurse in lrainin: at St. Martha's Hospital. Alttigonish, N. 5., hars- reltirncrl in their respective studies aflcr spending the Christmas scnson with thcir parents, Mr. anti lVfrs. Albert Wilson, City.

Mr. John Y. Phillips. whose lcrm as Water and Sewage Com- missioner for the Town of Stim- merside cxpircs this year has in- dlcatcd that he does not plan to run for office again. Two citizens have announced their intention to

campaign for tho vacant post. Mr_

Leo Wood who ls associated with Mr. Keith Compton in the under- inking business has announced his candidacy and Mr. Stanley Gnu- dct, manager rtf tho construction department of R. T. Holman Ltd. has also declared his intention to enter the contest.

—SEVERE ACCIDENT --Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Palmer, Summer- sldc. have rccrived word that their daughter. Miss Mary Palmer, who is a studrnt al. McGill University, Montreal, recently mrf with a scvcre accident. Miss Palmcr, who is a science student at McGill, was spt-nding a fbw days with her ronmmntr: nl Shuvvinlgnlt Frills and while skiing had lho misfor- tune to fall, brrrtklntz hcr log in ltvo places. Ii is cxpeclrd that

would HlWH_\‘5 bring Elilhdll‘ ihvllghts of Bradalbane. , E- i TUESDAY 1 i VITAL STATISTICS REPORT — ,Nitlely-two births and 11 deaths

last night. During the past month. the City. Pr. Keeping also reported. AT 8T. PETEIUS CATHEDRAL-

male esam of venereal disease are, undergoing treatment in the City,‘

was partially covered by insur- BIICI‘.

Six carloads of potatoes were stored in the 25 by 30 foot ware-

house, which was attached to firs.

store. The warehouse Wal built seven or eight years ago and the one and a half storey store, which IEIEBSIIFCC approximately 2.5 feet by 85 fer-l, some 20 years ago.

"We. the coroner's jury, dulychos- en, elnpannelled. sworn and charg- ed byDlflIra I. Yco, one oi’ I-Iis Ma- jesty's coroncrs for Prince Edward Island. to inquire for and on behalf of our Sovereign Lord the King when, where, huw and by what means Norman MllCKChZlg of Charlottetown in said County came lo his death. find from the evi- tlcnce before us that said Norman MncKenzie came to his death rrt lhc City Building in Charlotte- town in said County on Friday, Jalluary 10th. A- 13-. 1947 u a re- sult of ltearl failure complicated by double pneumonls s: described by DT- shhw." was the verdict brought in last night at the in. quest into the death of Norman MncKenzie of this city.

The many friends of Miss Edith Doyle will regret to learn that lie has tendered her resignation as Mfillfillvr of R.T. Holman Iiimited, Charlottetown China Department, Miss Doyle leaves next Wednes- day morning for Winnipeg, Mnnl. toba, where she has accepted a POSIUOII.

On I-"rldny evening the Man. agemcnt and Staff of the Char- lottetown Store presented Miss Doyle ilrihh a leather handbag and Parkcr fountain pen. In the ab- scncc of Mr. Robert Holman. who is at prcscnl in Montreal. Mr. R. E. Seller Pxprcsscd the rcgret of llic firm over her resignation and also ttxtendcd host wishcs for cv- cry sllccr-ss in her new venture. hiiss Dnylt- had prr-viously receiv- rtl n substantial chvquc from the Hrad Office nf lhc firm in Sum- riiorsidr.

lifiss Doyle will bn greatly tniss- rd in bollr tho business and soc- iril life nf this City. the regular meeting of St. 8.

At Lawrcrlcc LCIZIKB I. O. O. F. N0. a joint itistaliation oftSt. Law- rrrncc No. 8 and Wildey Lodge No. 27 was hcld last evening at which P.D.D.G.M. Bro. F‘. M. Ml.‘- Klnnon acting as Dist. Deputy G. M. assisted by D.D. CLW. Bro. D. F‘. Bcthunc installed the (ol- lowing officers for the ensuing tcrm.

St. Lawrence N0. 8: N.G. Bed Smith: V.G. Howard Cudmore‘, RS. J. D. Webster; RS. F‘. W. Smith; Trans. Gordon Cudmore; Cnnd. D. F. Bci-hunci Warden Jnhn Turner; O.G. V. T. Howatt: I.G. I... S. Stevenson; R.S.N.G. Geo. Gregory; I...S.N.G. Stanley Bryant; R.S.V.G. Gordon Loitch; L.S.V.G. Percy Gay; R.S.S. John McLeod; L.S.S. Gordon P. Rodd; Chums. F. Tarbush; J.P.G. Jas. P Campbell.

Wildry No. 28: N0. Keith Tom- iison: V.G. Howard M. Ross; RS. G. Arthur Cudmorc; F5. Clif- ford D. Keenan; Trans. K. J. Burtmc; Cond. ADJ". Gill; War- tlcu Wm. A. Warrcni-QG. Stuart Dickson: LG. Daniel Keenan; R. S.N.G. l". M. McKintton; I...S.N. G. Gen. s. Ryan; RSVKJ. Percy

are enjoying the best

A large gcncral store and a po-iMl 1'59"“ Bryellifln made the laio warehouse at Carleton siding, imssmstlon cl an onltwlrlflte sift- lt mile and a half from Borden.

The ladies served a delicious lunch and the evening was spent in music played by

Inliis of Iiensington and James Gallant of Carleton. A feature of

the program was the step-dancing‘

of Myrtle Perry. Peter and Eddie Perry and Roy Mill.

—WEDDING ANNIVERSARY — A hlPPy event occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A-lvin Sudsbury on November- 27th, I946, when the family of Mr. and Mrs. John Dug- gan gathered to celebrate the thirty- ninth anniversary of their mor- rlage. The family with their wives and husbands, six grandchildren and one great grandchild all set down tolether to a delicious goose dinner. After dinner all retired to the living room where music and 90M Whiled away a few pleasant hours. Mr. and Mrs. Duggsin re- otived many tokens of love and haiPPy metnories. In the evening a mmtber of their old friends and neighbors of Spring volley ggfll. cred to wish them many more years of happiness. Several gamer, of nuc- tion were enjoyed before the guests departed wishing Mr. and Mrs.

Duzssn many happy returns of l

the day. M-r. and Mrs. Duggain who thanked their family and friends

l

—-HOM.E BEBEAVED -— T h e‘

death occurred on SILT-flay morning ' of Mic." James H. Yeo, of Port Hill,

at the home of her daughter Mr.. William F. Strong, Summerside in her 81st year. Mrs. Yeo, who had been spending tlhe winter in Sum- merside with her daughter for ill past three years. became ili last Thursday night, and passed awa, on Sunday. She was a native o.’ West Point in this province, he: maiden name, being Annie Stewaiz. She lived all her married life r: Port: Hill where her husband resid- es and was a faithful member c. St. James’ Anglican Church. taitln part in all its activities. being teacher in the Sunday School. an: was a charter member of the Wont- en‘s Auxilliary. She leaves to che-

ish her memory, besides her huts band, and her one (laughter, Louise- Mrs. Wm. F. Strong. her niece. Mr: I-LH. Ramsay, Tyne Valley. or. t“:

,ler, Mrs. Charles Boullcr, living r

the slate of Utah, and lwo brothers John R. Stewart. of Quincy, hints. and Edmund L. Stewart of Port- land, Maine. While slaying in Sum- mes-aide she otter-filed the sewices at St. Mary's Anglican Church and affiliated herself with the Women's Auxiliary and was active in allgood works-S.

A well attended meeting teas held ln the Y.M.C.A. on Monday even-

ting for the purpose of re-orgsniz-

ing the Little Theatre G-uiid In Charlottetown. ". Following the election of offic- ers. the newly elected president. Hon. Frederic A. Large, KG. conducted the meeting and an in- teresting and instructive discussion took place on the policy and prio-

lcedure to be undertaken by the

executive body- Officers C Commilieeg

The following officers and chair- men of Committees were elected: Officers:

Hon. President. Hon. J.A. Ber- nard, Lieutenant Governor.

President, Hon. Frederic A. Large. KC.

Secretary, Miss Lillian Duchemin.

Treasurer, Morton Dew.

Managing Director, J.A. Lawson.

Musical Director, Mrs. KS. Rogers.

Stage Manager, Prank G. O'Neill.

ttvas largely attended. The services, MacDonald, D_ 1h Mlwewn’ y,

We"! Wndllcled by m? m“ E- F- l W. Hydntrban. and Frank Curtis.

jooriin, Rcv. J 'Rev. J W. MacLeod. The

W. Hayter and‘

The following reports prepared

Pill-i by lihe members of the‘ various

‘bearers were MBWFS- Mme Si-ei/"Pl committees were submitted to and

json. Eric Stevenson. Herbert Stcv-y lettson. John Bulman, Mervyrr Bui-1 ma-n and William Semple. Burial lnl

New Glasgow cemetery.

1 LAID T0 REST -— The funeral

approved by the meeting: Civic Finance, Mr. J. P. Gordon. chair-

man; Civic Affairs, Lt-"COI- K. S.

Rogers, chairman; Tourist traf- fic. Lib-Col. 0.0. Thompson, chair-

"lran: Waterfront Committee. GE.

of health. ___ I Mr. Leslie Gillespie was appoint- for their many tokens of love and: good will.'-—K.

I he Department for the

of the late Mrs. George D. Mac- Leorl, was held from Hunter River United Church on Tuesday after», noon. Jan. 14th. The services at; the Church and grave were conduct- ed by the Rev, J. J. Morrison‘. Pall-, Mr, and M“, hearers were‘ as follows. Messrs] J. W Patterson. John Nicholsonfl Hadley Spence. J S MAOLBOGJ lWllllBm MacMiilan and Ira Rack- ham. Interment in Hunter River! Icemetery, a

—ENTERTAIN LADIES‘ AID — Mrs. Heath Strong. Summerside. entertained the Ladies’ Aid 0f the Prince County Hospital, which hon- ored Miss Margaret Jamiemn. R-N». man-on of the hospital, at after- noon tea. Miss Jamieson has been called home to Ontario owing w‘ the illness of her mother. On be- half of the Ladies‘ Aid, Mrs. Strong presented Miss Jamieson with a lovely gift for which she expressed lie;- deep appreciation-S

Hartlen, chairman.

—MISCELLANIJOIJS SHOWER - A large number of friends and neighbors gathered at the house of Jack Cqnbpbell, Freetown, on Dec. Otih to tender a miscellaneous shower to their ester Minnie, previous to her marriage. The brlde-to-be was escorted to a prettlly decorated chair of honor by her sister Florence. A heavily laden basket of beautiful gifts was carried in and opened by Mrs. Cecil Payn-

the names and verses were read by Mrs. Hillard Moase, after being presented to the bride, they were arranged on the table by Mrs. Robert Jardine. In a few well chosen words Min- nie thanked one and all for their lovely gifts and good wishes after which all joined in singing “For She is a Jolly Good Fellow". A dainty lunch was served by U" ladies and the remainder of the evening was spent in music and dancing and social chat. In the wee small hours all departed to their respective homes wishing Minnie many happy veers of wedded bliss. '

Other business accomplished ln- -WEDDING Bu“ _ very fiuded the appointment of the folw ffefll’ W953i"? w“ “lmgefuh: nving committees: Finance Com- 9 °¢l°°k °" wedmsihyt 'K n_ Aimee’ Pa,“ Camel-on and pair-leg in the Presbyterian Manse‘ lac- ieady; Auditors Committee. L.A. 5113M"- whe“ Rev" J“ ' t, Levin and Capt‘ William (yon. Crowan united in the b01165 0 any‘ holy wedlock. daughter of Mr. Georflemhhdt U" FUNERAL TUESDAY-—Tltefllli- 1MB Mrs- mmPbell "i e’ °“”" ral fo Mr. J. Brenton Dickie-WE. l° M°x“"de'l'1n'°" i’; in?‘ 1:? v35‘; .'.ilS held from his late residence amt Mtl- W hen; 123M champ r, Tuesday, Jan. 14. and was lartle- Mmeld‘ The r e attended. The services were con-

ing in a leaf green suit ‘wit: - 1mm an “chm by me m.“ J_ w_ Hayley’ matching fur tr ed con tvv. E F. Coffin and the Rev. J.

brown, accessories. Her corsage fr’ MacLood. Pallbearers were as W88 of pin: rosegterSh1efl;iB;ltlut: Wows‘ Manx Fm.” sen“ How’ tended hgywaseretrlglartly’ attired in a idklhmg’ Ali‘; lil-‘tsvevnwtweed suit with a bronze” Jic econ, l ' _ v _ t d b w ‘m-ne Houston. Inlcimment in Nev» 8"?" l"? ‘rimmed 6°‘ ‘n m n f-lasgow cemetery.

ed secretary of the Charlottetown Fire Department at its annual meeting held last night in the Fire I Hell, He succeeds Ml‘. Arthur, qenl-y who has been secretary of} past l6

PHYS.

accessories, and wore a corsafle of yellow roses. The best man was Mr. Archie Martin, brother of the groom. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held l! Bil-eh Hill Tourist Home, Burn- merside, when upwards of twenty relatives and friends sat down t0 H delicious wedding supper. the table beinf adorned with a beau- ttfttl wedding cake. Shortly ln" the supper the new! “wills 1*" by plane on a short honeymoon trip to Moncton and other point! of interest throughout the Mari- times. On their return they will reside in Valleyfieid where the groom is a prosperous farmer. Their many friends wish them l happy wedded life. FRIDAY