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-Mln Nellie Nieholum. dllllhter oilhnendIlraJJLNicholamoi Summerside. arrived home m Mon- day evening from Rulville, Sask- atchewan, where she had been

sister, Mrs. Orville Bchurman. She was‘ accompanied by her brother- in-law, Mr. Schurman, who came home on account or the illness o! his mother, Mrs. Melor Schurman.

—CELEBB.ATES 92M!) BIRTH- DAY-Mr. Charles Barrett oi Bel- mont, Lot 16, celebrated his 92nd birthday on Tuesday. April 10th. and received many messages of {elicitation irom friends and relat- ives. Mr. Barrett is still hale and hearty, He was born in Wheetiey River and moved to Lot l6 iiity- ilve years ago. The Guardian add their congratulations to those or his many friends and wish the venerable gentleman many more happy returns o! the day. S.

—MISCILLANEOUS SHOW} Miss Ida Arsenault and Yvonne Arsenault were joint hostesses on Monday E\‘€Illllg ior a nicely ar- ranged shower in honour oi Miss Edna Wedge,,whoue marriage is to take place in the near future. The shower was held st llddies ‘lbs Rooms and the place was charm- ingly decorated in pink and white ior the occasion. The bride was seated in the place oi.’ honour. which had pink end white stream- ers and the dainty basket holding the gifts was also decorated in pink and white. Miss Dora Wedge open- ed the gifts and Miss Yvonne Ar- senault reed the accompanying rer- ses. The slits which were very lov- ely were presented by Miss Ida Ar- senault. The bride in a few. chann- ing words expressed her thsnh tor the tangible espreasions oi goodwill which had been accorded her. Den- cing and singing whiied away the hours and a dainty lanai-l was serv- ed. As the guests toQ their leave each wished the bride many years d happiness-l

-L. 0. l. A. INTIITAIIIIIIT —’I‘he ladies o! Edith Csvsl ladle. LO.B..Ai.heldav

entertainment in their moms m Monday evening st which mem- bers snd their iriends attended. Mr. Duncan MacDonald. sci-ed as chairman for the evening. A nicely arranged program was well carried out and was as follows: Opening number. piano solo. Miss Booties: vocal solo, Albert ‘i-lueetis; reading Mira. George MsoPherson: two act dialogue. ‘Matrimonial Advertising" taking part in this humourous play was the Misses Bostes and Rayner. ‘Mrl. Dalton and Gilbert Bmllihi lob. Miss Cannon; musical duet, Miss Jean Boates and Mr. Ralph 301W; trio. 1m. Woodside. Miss Meadows and Mr. Roland Phillip- son. The Kinl- The ladies then ltrved a sumptuous lunch which was hsartily_ enioyed. The remain- der 0i the evening wsa pleasantly spent in games. Din-in; this period instrumental music was played by Miss Meadows, Howard Waite. with Moon's Cliliord Boundy and Mr. Boater. on the violin. Miss Meadows was the pianist ior the evening-S

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gpgndhi‘ acme months with her returns from pelts sold in Lo

by yivsto treaty. The prlols very [ratifying and ranged $80.00 to H2150. the W9 being tor a fur belonging

D. Jenkins oi Charlottetown. .

-—SADLY IBIIAVEDM. W. G. Bills o! Summer-side has the sympathy oi friends in the death o! his sister. Miss Alice on Tuesde! . This is the sound ber-

to bear with in the last two weeks. ll-lis brother Mr. John Ellis passed sway on March 3 end now his sister, Miss Alice, has passed on alter only six days illness oi’ pneu- monia. Miss slits was Q years oi agraﬂhehedlivedont-heoldhome steed st merslie all her lite with her brother. John. They were not- parted in iile and now are united again in death. Miss Ilh will be mourned by a large circle of friends. who will always remember her as a. kind Christian lady with many line characteristics. There ere left tomourn besidesher “ .thres sisters, ma. Willard Hutchinson oi Eliersile. urs. Oolin uaooregor o! Bideiord and llrs. Prod Harris o! Sherbrooke to whom sympathy is extended. The iuneral is taking place on Thursday from the nome- steed-S

PIBSONAIJ

—lt b pleasing to report that IiIlxDouglIsGMdonLsverymuch improved lrom her recent illness. S.

—~Hlsmenyirim<bera pleased tosseMhGeu-gerrimelioutand sboutsgainalterhisreoentserious illnesed.

—Mrs. l. '1‘. Webster. Bedeque, spent the week end in Charlotte- town.

—Gll'. G. I. Matthews was s passenger to Charlottetown on ‘medal-Q

-—lll'. and In. W. O. Elli oi

Alice Ellis at Ellerslie on ‘Thurs- dﬂ. 5.

-—M.Bs Lorete Arselalllt has en- tered the Prince County Hospital tor treatment. B.

—<5enetor Creeimsn MacArthur left on Monday tor Ottawa alter spending the Easter recess pleas- antly in Bummer-ride. B.

—Mr. Herman Bryan, who re- cently returned to hh home in Freeland, lot ii, was in Bummer- sids lest week on business. l.

—Miss Jmsie strong, who hes been conﬁned to her home tor some time through illnsm. is now able tn bs up and about again. l.

--lh. George Callbeck, president oi the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders Association, is in Charlottetown on business. B.

—'l‘he many friends oi ma. P. N. Tucker will regret to learn that she hes entered the Prince County Hospital tor an operation. l.

-lliss Rita Buttier. deughte oi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buttier o! Bloomﬁeld, was operated on in the Prince County Hospital and. it is pleesln to report. is doing nicely.

~Master Francis, little three year old son oi Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bridges oi Oleery, is making a good recovery alter his recent op- rretion in the Prince County Hos- pital. B.

—l-lon. Adrien P. Arseneult was in the city on business on Tuesday and was unable to he present at the, funeral of Rev. Joseph Gallant, which took plsos that day at the parish church st Egmont Bay. l.

-—-Mr. Vernon Matthew. oi the Canadian National Silver

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-—ltevs. 1A. MacDonald of Tignlsh

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