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Blanchard and his Orchestra. L-5684

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" .-.QUIET WEDDING - A quiet

Wedding was solemnized on Satur- ‘sl

‘day afternoon in St. Ma.ry's Church, Bummcrsirle, Ven. Archdcacon White, D.D., officiating, when Annie

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holesale Jeweller in Toronto and the most admirable qualities of eceivcd a reply to the eilect that ‘musicianship and technical accom-

wmttcm;:d__SS_ the pearl was valued at $100.00. It plishments of each performer. Miss - w

united ill marriage to Adge Sorensen, 3 n native oi’ Sweden, now of Albany,

P. E. Island. The young couple were r

f» ENNm»H er than a good sized pea, and wouldl ed her "home town" audience with

_DEATH OF DR' K EL' look well mounted.-S. her voice. which is wonderfully

LIS-The sad news was received on Tuesday morning of the death from pneumonia of Dr. Kenneth S. Ellis, of Arlington, Mass. Dr. Ellis was the son of Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Ellis, of Summerside, and was a dentist by profession. Word was received on Monday that he was seriously ill with pneumonia, but a later tele- gram stated he was slightly impr.rv- ed. Dr, Ellis was bom and brought up in Summerside and his many friends llcre will regret to learn of his sudden death. He was 42 years of age and was a veteran of the Great War. He leaves to mourn, be- sides his sorrowing parents, his wi- llow, formerly Irene Melrose, of Ciuelph, Ont., and a sister of Mrs. W. K. MacGouga.u. Bummerslde, And one little son; one brother Reg- inald E., oi' Bummerside, and live listers, Mrs. Harry Baker, Mrs. Gra- ham Rogers and Miss Lalu'na, RN., lll of Summerside: Miss Mira, H..N.,

Rhineland, N. Y. Much sYlI\Pl1ffhY l-5 sxpressed for the bereaved family. The remains will arrive at Summer- lide by the late train tonight. They sro accompanied by Mn. Hun, lis- ter of the deceased. The funeral will be held on Thursday aftemoon from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Illlis, of Bellmont St.

-Mrs. Gordon Linkletter. Sum-

lnerside, retumed on Bsturdsy, after 'spending the pact week visiting in Carleton, the guest of her daughter,

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lcharlottetown Guardian may i-,4

June llth. Winning numbers will be

Tuesday evening April, 29, when

-PEARL roulvn nv Quanauo the MOUM Allison Concert Groupl

i-acckinc Bros., Jewellers, summer- presented their splendid program l

de, had 3 ggod sized pear; brought to n. large audience ln the I. 0.1 into them by a local fisherman a 0. F- Hall at Mimtazue. The. little while ago, which he had found Mount Allison Concerts have nl- in a quahaug, picked up from a bed Ways given much pleasure, but this

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art accomplishing with ease what

ed. For a solo she played a lovely

cate and expressive phrasing which is all her own. Ira Spector, the boy pianist received hearty applause and won the approval and admir- ation of all. Mr. Raymond Simp- son possesses a fine rich baritone voice and ,his numbers were much enjoyed. Miss Pauline C0pP. so- prano won the hearts of her list- eners with the beauty of her voice and the charm of her personality. Mis Gertrude Hicks charmed the delighted audience with her violin. This concert gave the people of Montague a glimpse of the beauti- ful results of Mount Allison train- ing. We are indeed fortunate in having a college of such high standard within such A short dis- tance. The ooncert party were afterwards delightfully entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Coffin. Rev. M'. Ross Principal of Mt. Allison Ladies College ac- companied the Group.-H

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AUCTION LEADS IN CLUBS

Contract bridge has not displaced

as a mauve fresh watcr pearl, larg- Margaret Coi’f’n, soprano delight

-FIRE AT ALBERTON-A fire

from an unknown cause conmpleiely destroyed the house and barn own- ed by Mr. John Larkin of Alber- ton at 12.15 yesterday morning. Mr. Larkin who lives alone, had left home early in the evening and was startled on returning ‘o find the flames coming through

`the roof. Before help could be

summoned the house was doomed. The barn also caught as the flam- es fanned by o high wind could not be controlled and the building ia a total loss. The loss is s severe one. It is understood them is some insurance.

-POLICE COURT-In the Bum-

merside Police Court on 'l‘uesday moming Raymond Arsenault came ibeforc His Honour E. H. Strong, KC., on a charge of breaking, en- tering and stealing from the Brass Bar Rfstaul-ant on Central Btreet sbout ten days ago. The young man in company with s juvenile had been in hiding outside tha town limits since the night of the alleged break and retumed Monday even- ing. Chief of Police Klnch and Of- ficer Patrick Ryan found them about 8 pm. hiding underneath the promensdg of the skating rink. They arrested the older boy and the little fellow who is under age will be dealt with in the juvenile oourt. Th, case was adjourned until this

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ing classics to simply, haunting r German by Wagner, holding her f audience in delighted enioyment. i

lingered long in the memory of her listeners. Miss Dorothy Swet-

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ability to turn lightly from elcact- try church in Hinds, New Zealand,

melodies when she sang an aria .n arrived for the monthly service they

and later by special request ahe The service had to be held under the sang -'comm' 'rim' thc Rye" which trees in the churchyard-

Auction ln leading men's clubs oi’ London. One man who belongs to several exclusive, but not reaction- ary, organizations, said that if he could not play Auction he could not play at all for the members still re-

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