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Boy Scout Troop Meets At Montague

Last night the second meeting of the First Montague Troop Boy scouts was held at the Legion Hall with scout Master, Eric Duvar. and Assistant Sr-out Mast-

"- 13- 11- Murray. conducting the evening's program,

The meeting opened with the horse-shoe formation. at which time Mr. Duvar extplalned the formation and purpose of pl;txo15' Teaistration, and the passing of tests from tenderfoot to King scout.

During the evening. Mr. John White. a former scout of the

family.

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Friends will regret to learn that Mrs. David Wright of Lower Mont- ague is I patient in the King's County Hospital. All wish her I speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Major Young and young son. Cary. of Red Point. spent -the week-end in Montague. guests of their son-in-law Ifld daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn.

JWORKSHOP DES'.I'ROYED- On Feb. 16th fire completely de- stroyed a valuable workshop own- ed by Mr. Jolm Robertson. East Baltic. 'llhe time was of unknown origin and in I short time had de- stroyed the building. Nelg-h-bors gathered and formed a. bucket bri- gade, atnd later the Souris Fire De- partrncnt appeared on the scene, but the fire had progremed to such a stage that it was impossible to save the l:au:i-ld.ing and efforts were directed to saving other nearby buildings. This is the second time that fire has visited the Robert- sotns. destroying their dwelling 15 years ago.

East haltit: and Vicinity

Mr. Fay Ma.cRhee. Souris. was a recent visitor to Red Point.

Mr. Pius MacDonald, St. Peters. was a recent business visitor to Ktngsboro and Red Point.

Mr. Lester Lecco, Peter's Road, was I recent visitor to North Lake and Red Point.

Mrs. Antgtts Sutherland, Black Pond. is confined to her home due to illness. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Lawrence Whales. New York. recently visited her family and friends in East Bait-ic and vicinity.

Mrs. Stewart MacGregor, East Baltic, who was a patient in the Sou-ris Hospital, is home again, and much improved in health.

Mrs. Lester Robertson, Basin Head, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Joseph MacDon- ald. Souris.

Friends of Mrs. Joshua MacDon- ald are sorry to learn of her ill- ness. All wish her a speedy recov- ery.

Mr. Eddie Robertson, Red Point, recently loaded a car of pulpwood art Sou-ris for Mr. Russell Ching, Black Pond.

A social evening was greatly en- joyed recen-tly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roddie Kidson. Red Poinvt, where approximately thirty young people enjoyed playing games. after which a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Kidson.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ms.cLeI.n,

Kingsbono, and Mr. and Mn. Nel- son Stewart. Red Point. were re- cent visitors to Uigtg. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam MacLeod. They also visited friends in Mont- ague. First Basilica Troop. Charlotte- town, demonstrated the art of tying knots to the boys who were much impressed with his skill.

The leaders expect to be able to divide the troop into patrols At. their next meeting Wednesday night when it is expected there will be a larger number of boys present.

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..'wnu. BABY Contention will be held in the Town Building. Montague. on Friday, Feb. 23 at 2 pm. All babies and pm-school children welcome.

..'ClT! LODGES ENTIITAINID -On Tuesday night the members of Hillside Lodge. l.0.0.F., Mont- ague, were hosts to members of St. Lawrence and Wlldey Lodges, Charlottetown. 'l1te visitors were accompanied by D.D.G.M., C. D. Keenan, and were welcomed by N.G. Harry Higginbotham. Ibly supported by Brother E. H. Stew- art. 'nhe meeting culminated in some friendly rivalry which had been gathering force between the two lodges for the past few months. When the auction forty- fives were finished and the smoke of battle had bcen cleared away. the visitors were on the losing end by 490 to 665 points. The contest is to be resumed shortly, the City lodges to be hosts to Hillside Lodge. Altmougth somewhat! crest- fallen. the visiting brothers reviv- ed after partaking of a dainty lunch served by the hosts. After cxpressing their thanks for an en- joyable evening spent in Montague llhe brothers detparted feeling that the know edge gained will be of great val e in any future contests.

Veteran Member Of Kingsboro W. I. Honored

Mrs. Alton Robertson was a re- cent hostess to the Klngsboro W.I. when there was an attendance of 25. including members and visitors. The meeting opened by repeating the Creed. followed by roll call and discussion on several items of bus- lness.

When the business was complet- ed a social period was held. and on behalf of all present the hostess congratulated the oldest and also charter member. Mrs. Margaret Stewart. on reaching her asth birth- day. She is still an active and most interested member of the Instit- ute.

It is worthy of notice that the meeting had been scheduled for two nights earlier but owing to a down- pour of rain, it was postponed. However on the scheduled night. Mrs. Stewart was the only member to venture out in the inclement weather.

Later in the evening Miss Anne Young presented two gifts to Mrs. Stewart. on behalf of all members. Miss Pearle Stewart. presented the guest of honor with a very beauti- ful cake. made and decorated by Miss Stewart and Mrs. Percy Mac- Donald.

Mrs. Stewart was taken by our- prise but in a few well chosen words thanked all for the many acts of kindness shown.

After this all joined in singing, "Happy Birthday", and wishing the guest of honor many more years of health and happiness.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by her two daughters, Kaye and Betty. The cake was cut and served to all. The singing of the National Anthem brought the very enjoyable evening to a close.

Mrs. Stewart's many friends re- juice to know that she enjoys ex- cellent healthxshe is a reading fan, and possesses a wonderful memory.

At present Mrs. Stewart is visit- ing her grand-niece. Mrs. Peter Stewart. and Is enjoying herself with the hooking of I rug. which is her second one this season, and is one of her very special hobbies.

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Monthly Meeting

Mm. Wesley Camptbell entertain- ed the members of the whim Road Women's Institute ag her home on Tuesday night, Feb. 0th. with an attendance of 13.: All repeated the Institute Ode to open the meeting.

Roll call required each member to tell is joke and contribute an article for an auction. which was held later in the evening with Mrs. Webb Nicholson as auctioneer. The secretary. Mrs. Lsvwrencc Stuart. read the minutes of the last monthly meeting. These were approved. included in me correspondence received during the month was In announcement that a homo crafts centre would be opened in the Market Building in Charlottetown in" the near,fu-lure, w-here anyone interested could find sale for their hnndicrsfl.

A very interesting and inform- ative letter was read from Mrs. A. Macbeod, telling of her recent trip to Copenhagen, and of the home life of ihe people.

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the leadership course to be held in Charlottetown the latter part of lthis month, Mrs. M. J. Munro agreed to attend as district execu- tive memlber. As suggested by the Institute office, it was agreed to donate towards the fund set up to defray expenses in this connec- tion. Several dues for the year were paid by members. also sub- scriptiorts for the Institute News.

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Mrs. M. J. Munro who attended the recent, King's County Hospital Auxiliary meeting. gave an inter- esting report of her afternoon spent there.

Plans for a concert were made. It was agreed to hold meetings during the month to get this pro- ject under way. The secretary was instructed to send for dialogues.

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After the program committee had entertained the members with several contests. a penny sale was held by Mrs. M. J. Munro. The holder of the lucky ticket was Mrs. Wstbb Nicholson.

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The hostess, Mrs. Campbell. 3;. sislcd by. several of the India, served dainty refreshments during the social hour which followed.

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