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Mr. He Arsenauit -Toronto recently ted his parents Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arsenauit.
was Margaret Arsenault. char- lottetown lllnt three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aiyre Arselnault.
was Iona Aruenault, Conn. recently visited her parents and Mrs. Rama-nuel Arsen- au .
Mrs. Anade Arsenault has just returned home after spending a pleasant visit in Valleyfievld, Que. with her children.
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Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aisenault. of Ottlwa, spent two weeks re- cently with Mr. Arsenault's mother. Mrs. Alphonse M. Arsenuult.
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t Ire. Dymant. of West cape is visiting her neioe. Mrs.,Jauee Dun- bar.
Mr. George Murray has gone on a visit to his brother. Johnny in Streetsville, Ontario.
Mr. Joseph Francis. collector for the "nulgn" made his annual visit to this district. -
The Misses my and Isabelle Donald of the Income Tax Depart- ment, Charlottetown. spent thek holidays in Montrose and Alma.
Miss Florence Dunbar and Miss Jean Donald both went to Prince of Wales College last week. Flor- ence is taking up Third Year work ' and Jean is taking a commercial course.
Miss Catherine Wallace. teacher of Alina School and Miss Jean Callaghan. teacher of St. Louis. motored to Tigniah Mondny to at- tend the Study Club held there.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Callaghan and Mr. William Wallace were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wallace on Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Rennie entertained the Women's iuiission , Society of Alma on Thursday, the four- teenth of September.
The Misses Marion Arsenault, Corinne Areenauit, lnnma Arsen- ault and Doreen Arsenault oi Moncton. recently visited at their home respectively.
Mrs. J. Lalonde and family of; Arvidn, Que. have returned homel after spending the summer with; her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arsenault.
Mr. and Mrs. Ely Areenault and daughters Jean. Judy and Rose of Bridgeport, Conn. were re- cently visiting Mr. Arsenaultls par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Arsenault of st, Chryostome.
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Messrs. Ralph and Lloyd Gaudet, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Gaudgt, 'St. I.ouis,"'retumed to St. Duns Uni ; ing called to court and ordered to up 0:130 xi?" gm ugyjplrkuz pay hospital insurance. premlurns. neahmgn Her husband how L; in behosptiitlsil ' s g especia Y 3mm W9 WW55 M We !e1:1idl'1wfie1'filebictlzlcxetlmugifli :35-pital M" uwdo” Eubonn ”cQmp3"i' men prosecuted. But one woman bins we couldn't afford." :(tite:3Geglstgftgghiiilghgnrmmtggt
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The iitttle friends of Miss Jeanne Arsenauit. d ” of Mr. and and Mrs. Dona Arsenault of St. Chiyostome, a.re.glad to see that she is doing nicely after having! rractured her arm some time ago.
Mrs. Wilfred Shea, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. William Gau- det and sons, Howard and Claude, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wallace on Thursday. Howard and Claude are both Sem- inarians in a Scarboro Bluffs and st. Augustine seminary and leave for there Friday, Sept. 16, accom- panied by the best wishes of their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Arsenault and family and Mrs. Seymour Dunn of Charlottetown recently visited their mother Mrs. John F. Arsenault, and other relatives oi Egmont Bay, '
Mrs. Archie MacDonald and children, Gary, Richard, Joan and Marylyn of Toronto. have just re- turned home after spending the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Arsensult.
Alma School re-opened with Miss Catherine Wallace re-engaged as teacher. The trustees and rate- payers are to be commended on the work they have done to the school. During the holidays the school was re-decorated and it now presents a very pleasing appearance. The walls were painted cream with brown wainscoting; the ceiling ivory with strapping brown. Thir- ty new desks were purchased for the school. The chief Superinten- dent of Education, Dr. Lloyd Shaw, visited the school on Sept 16, and was very much pleased with the general appearance and also the lighting.
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Most of the young people have returned to their studies last week. Among them were the' Missu Matilda Araenault. Leonel Arsenauit, Geralda Arsenault.i Orelda Gallant. Armand Arsen-I suit, and J. Marc Araeneult.
Among those who made the Pil- grimage to Ste. Anne de Beaupre were Mrs. Theodore Gallant. Mrs. Daniel Perry Mrs. Gilbert Gallant and sons Johnny and Elmer, Mrs.
Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnette in "STREETS OF GHOST TOWN”
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arrivals during July. Foreign visi- ault all of St. Chrysostome.
tors totalled 93,768-30 per cent more than the average pre-war figure for the month and 13 per cent more than July, 1949.
The Women's Study Club held their last meeting on August 15th. at the home of Mrs. Stephen Arsenault. Five members answered the roll call by a prayer. Minutes of the last meeting were read, ap- proved and signed. Different com- rnittees gave their reports. Mrs. Stephen Arsensult was nominated on sick committee for next month. Members will meet at the home of Mrs. Alyre Araenault for their next meeting. A Bingo was then held
RANGOON, Burma, Sept. 15- (Reuters)-A special tribunal to- day rejected an application for ball by Dr. Gordon Sesgrave, 58-year- oid American missionary accused of helping the Karen rebels in Burma. Seagrave faces three charges under the High Treason Act, one of which carries the death penalty.
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Freetown Notes
Miss mby Drununond. itudent at Prince of Wales College spent the week-end at her home in Freetown. v
Mrs. Horace Paynter, Kelvin
Grove and Mrs. Donald Bernard, Freetown were visitors to Char- lottetown on 'lihi.is'sday. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rayner and family were visitors to Pow- nal recently. They were accom- panied by Mrs. Frank Deacon and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hooper.
Mrs. Lorne Calbeck and little daughter Claudette of Charlotte- town were recent visltors in Freetown. They were accom- panied by Mrs. Callbeckls mother Mrs. Douglas Jardine, also of Charlottetown.
Mr.,and-Mrs. Essie Wright of Middleton. Mrs. Willard Stetson and Mrs. Alvin Stetson, Mrs. Olive Wright and Mix Minnie Dr-uimmond were in Br-adalibane last week attending the funeral ofedthe late Hon. Murdock Ken- n y.
Mrs. Glennie McLean of Glar- lottetown Ls spending a week via- iting with relatlves and friends in Freetown and Kensingion. In Freetown she is visiting at the home of her sister and broiher-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Drum- mond. .
Miss Lorna Reeves, little daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reeves of Lower Freetown has returned home from the Prince Edward Island Hospital where she had been a patient for a few days. Her many friends are glad to irnow that she is improving nice- y.
Able Seaman Wendell Reeves has left to resume his air force mechanical course at H. M. C. S. Shearwater. Dartmouth, N. 5., after a thirty days leave spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeves and other relatives in Bedeque and Freetown.
The death occurred in Char- lottetown on 'Sept. 11th of Mrs. Elias Wright of Middleton, P. E. Island, Mrs. Wright was former- ly Guelia Taylor of Lower Free- town. he funeral was held on Wednesday from the home of Mr. Clifford. Wright. Interment in Lower Bedequc Cemetery.
What might easily have been a more serious accident occurred early Friday morning when a car left the road and swerved into the ditch on the Freetown highway. The car was badly wrecked but the three occupanis only received minor injuries. The car, a new one, was later towed to a garage for repairs.
Mire. Fenton Simmons enter- tained the ladiu of the South Freetown Red Cross at her home on Friday evening, Sept. 15th. There was a large attendance of members. Several visitors were also present and a very enjoyable evening was spent. Work for the Red Cross is continuing to be done by this group also needful articles for other worthy objects. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by committee. '
Lower Freetown residents are glad to know that work has started on a new school building. On Saturday a bulldozer was in operation on the land lately ac- quired from Mr. Frank Cairns. This land is situated almost dir- ecily opposite iihe present school and will provide larger play- grounds for the children. . The school will be very up to date and its appearance will add greatly to the community as well as being of such import to the pupils. All will watch with in- terest the progress being made from day to day.
Jacko, a pet jackdsw. settle on a clothes line. pull all the pegs and fly away cawing with de- light.
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Jere. Mark Ooushiin was in sun-
merside Saturday on business. Mrs. George Thompson was in Bulmnerside Saturday on business. .'wu nouns runner. teacher at Dru spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pai- mer, Freeland. .
The, many friends of Mr. John
gbetn oonfin with theart trouble. All wish him I. speedy reeovely.
Mrs. Oscar Macmill. teacher at MacNeill'e, attended the teachers convention at o'I.ea;y on Tuesday, Sept. 12th.
Mrs. Ivan Hardy. teacher at Ooh- way, attended the teachers' eon- vention at suxnrnerside. on wed- neadey. Sept. lath.
Mrs. Oscar W. Maerleiil returned to her home after spending three days in Charlottetown. She was ac- companied by Mrls. Fred Murphy, Summersidw. They were guests at the Queen Hotel while in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tuplin and daughter Myrna. Murray Road, re- turned from I pleasant trip to Hal- ifax. They were visiting their daughter Georgie, nurse-in-training at the Victoria General Hospital, Halifax.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy. Halifax, who -were married Satur- day, Sept. 9 spent a few days with the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Macliinnon. on the night of their arrival on the train they were met by a jolly crowd of nc!'El'l&del'S who placed them in a riding wagon and conveyed them to the bride's home where a delic- ious supper was waiting tor them. After mzpper the serenaders renum- ed bounced the groom and his father-in-law. They were tendered a shower on Wednesday, Sept. 13 at the Women's Institute Hall. Theywere the recipients of some nice presents and a considerable amount of money. A dainy lunch was served.
The September meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the St. Peter's Anglican Church was held at tho home of Mrs. Arthur smith on Saturday aftemoon. Sept. 16th with seven members present. Mrs. Reg- inald Palmer, president, was in charge of the meeting. Meeting opened by singing. "Rescue the Per- ishlng" followed by scripture and Prayer, Mrs. Arthur Smith had an interesting reading. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved and roll call answered with a verse of scripture. A social evening was discussed but was to be decided on at a later date. Meeting closed by repeating the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Smith then set the table in her spacious dining room and everyone sat down to a com boil which was enjoyed by all.
The regular meeting of the U111 itecl Conway Ladies Aid was held at the home. of Mrs. Clarence Ram- say Thursday evening, Sept. 14th with ten members and a number of visitors present. The Worship Period was led by -Mrs. Alvin Hardy. Scripture was read by Mrs. Arthur Smith and a poem was read by Mrs. Erland Ramsay. Mrs. Alvin Hardy was acting secretary in the absence of Mrs. Oscar Macliclil. The business part oi the meeting was in charge of Mrs. nland Ram- say, the president. I
Minutes of last meeting were read and approved and roll call answer- ed with a verse of Scripture. It was decided to get the loose shing- ies on the roof of the church fixed. Next piece of meeting undecided. Meeting closed with the Mimah Benediction. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. A collection of 13.96 was taken.
North Tryon Notes
Mr. Vance Dixon was a recent visitor to summerside on Thurs- day. I
Mr. Sheldon Dixon and Miss Thelma Robar were visitors to Suummsrside on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrfs. Clayton Black- more were visitors to North Tryon on Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood.
Misses Mary Gamble and his have taken positions in the North Tl-yon School for me
coming year.
Messrs Roy Dawson and Blair Dawson have completed their car-
pentry work at North Tryon Sdiooi.
Ilisl Nancy lee, -spentlthe past week-end at the home of her grandparents, so-. and son. mink
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