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-. wt lgh Bruce. Red Point, E: 3:: Mrs. Lester Robertson. Kmubo,-0, motored recently on pusiness to Charlottetown.

14:. Carl Mcvane. llothweli. lost ..large sum of money at the Red paint Rink on Feb. 17th. and it '.,.. later found by Miss Sylvia nu", Red Point and Mr. Mcvane was most heavily WWI he found out his money was found ms was in good trusty hands. and 1.. later returned to him Ind Mr- Mevane was most thankful to th "ray who found the money.

Mrs. Spurgeon Walker accom-

ied by her father. Mr. William

mfett. Georgetown. attended the

fuaerll of Mr. Michael Poole. Sour- . it.

lg, Feb

Miss Ronelda Maclsnsc. Souris returned to her home at Souris. alier spending some time with her war, Mrs. Neil A. McLeilan. Red

Point.

The ice cutting operation at llaclr Pond has been halted for the past week due to the mild wen- ther. but the men are still thinking there will be colder weather and will finish their big job.

Mr, II. C. Johnstone. lobster packer. Fortune Bridge. was a rec- ent visitor to the eastern parts calling on some of his many fish- amen.

Due to the mild weather the put week the open air rinks were almost completely gone and the children and older ones were very may to see their ice gone.

Mr and Mrs. Agustus Mallard and iamiy. North Lake. motored recently to Charlottetown.

Miss Iernlce MscPhee. teacher, Red Point School. spent the rec- eni week-end at her home in Bay- field.

The Maritime Electric crew men are busily workin on the line through Elmira to orth Lake which will shortly be in opera- Ilnll

'Mr. Jackie Aitken who has been a patient in the Souris Hos- pital has recently returned to his Ilome at Bay Fortune. lie is con- fined to the house with a cast on his leg the result of having a bone broken while playing hockey at the Red Point Community Rink. Jacllids host of friends wish him a speedy recovery and be real soon again pabie to attend to his many outdoor farm activities.

The man in charge 'ol the ice house at Black Pond are busily engaged in cutting ice and filling the big structure. They report ex- cellent ice and if weather favour- able they will soon have the job completed. Mr. Chapman -and Mr. lirPhee have several men em- ployed at the lob.

The residents in this vicinity found themselves without power or heat on Feb. 9th when the power line was out of order.

Words cannot express the heart- felt sympathy that is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Gerard MacDonald. louris in their great loss they" Just &atls h e gone through the loss of t lr precious five month old baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Donald are widely known through- out the Province as they own and operate the Service Station at lourls and they have the wide- spread sympathy of all. They have one little boy. Gerry. whl will also miss his little baby sister.

Master Joseph McPhee. Little llarbour. has returned to his school duties at Little Harbour School having been confined to his home and hospital care since spring. but is now almost completely re- toversd, all are glad to see Jo- seph back again at school.

Mr. Frank Holland has recent-

returaed to his home at North :

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Lake. having atient in the owing his recent accidt.

Mrs. R. J. xidson. Red Point. is out and about again following his recent illness.

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His many friends and associates do sincerely regret to hear that Mr. Gordon Ramsey. Nation Agent at Elmira. had the misfortune of having his ankle injured while playing hockey with the Red Point team at. the rink on February 10 and- at time of writing is attending to his work with the aid of crutches and a speedy recovery is cordially

, es! tied to this my popular and dill

ob g young man.

The friends of Mrs. George Mac- Donald. Kingsboro, regret to learn that she will undergo an operation in the Waltham Hospital. Waltham. Mass. and a speedy successful recovery is extended to her from her friends.

Mrs. Arthur Bruce is out and about again. following her illness with the grippe at her home in Klngsboro.

Mrs. R. W. MacGregor. East Baltic. spent some time with her daughter. Mrs. A' ander Robert- son. Red Point.

Mrs. Rhoda Morrow. North Lake. is out and about again following her recent illness.

Many friends. relatives. and neighbours are happy to see Mr. Kennle Fraser back to his home at North Lake. after having under- gone a successful serious operation in the P. E: 1. Hospital recently and is now able to be out and around about as usual.

Her many friends will be sorry to learn that Mrs. Lowell Ching is ill at her home in Kingsboro. and all wish her a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Robert Robertson. Kings- boro. is spending some time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dixon. East Baltic.

The friends and acquaintances regret to learn that Mr. Michael Poole passed away at his residence in Souris and the sincere sympathy is extended to his wife and mem- bers of his family.

Friends regret to learn that Mrs. William Ffaser. North Lake. is not feeling just up to par and her friends wish her better health in the future.

Miss Eiora Ching. Red Point. is back to her school duties. fol- lowing her illness at home and in the Souris Hospital and her friends and school pals are happy to have her back again.

Many friends throughout the many districts learn with regret that Mr. Harold Hynes. Super-

.. uris'l-lospl .foi-

Lorne Valley

hMr. and Mrs. Charles Mac- Leod. Roseneath. were recent vis- itors to this vicinity. they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- Swain. '

Mrs. Harold Jay. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay. Pisquid. motored to name Valley on Sund , whila here they were guts of the for-

writing a patient in the King's County Memorial Hospital, Mon- tague. sufferlng from a heart eon- on. A sincere get-wellzwish is extended to Mr. Rynes and that he will soon be out and about again. '

Friends of Mr. John F. Mac- Millan of Canavoy. will be inter- ested to hear that his condition has so far improved that he was recently discharged from the Charlottetown Hospital. where he had undergone an operation. Mrs. MacMillan's home is in Red Point district. and all are glad to know that her husband is now on the road to recovery. following a long siege of illness.

Rev. D. l. and Mrs. MacCiare and young son, John Arthur, Kingsboro. spent a couple of days In Charlottetown.

Mr. Reagh Campbell. Souris. spent some time a patient in the Souris Hospital. and is now able to be out and about again. Mr. Campbell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell. formerly of Elmira. and now residing at Souris.

Miss Estelle Mackinnon. teacher at Little Harbour School has not been enjoying her health and her friends do wish her better health and to be able to continue her teaching duties again.

Mr. Vincent Mossey. Charlotte- town, spent the recent week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Mossey. Bothwell.

A benefit game was held at Red Point Community Rink between Fortune team and Red Point and the score was 1-0 in favour of Rui Point. The proceeds from door and canteen was given to one of the hockey players who was so unfortunate in having his leg broken while playing a few night's previous.

Mr. Callum McLean. Ki ” o. spent a pleasant week-end with friends in Red Point.

Mr.s Neil A. McLeiian is still confined to her home at Red Point and a speedy get-well is extended to-her.

Mrs. Robert Robertson. was hostess to the Ladies' Aid meeting at her home in Kingsboru. Febru- ary 8 which was very largely at-

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mer's brother-in-law a sister-,' Mr. and Mrs. Earle .ar-Donald.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maclseod and daughter. Judy. and Mrs. Francis Maclntyre. were visitors to Montague on February 24.

Mr. Heath MacGrath and Mr. William Hatton. spent February 24 in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crane, Bangor, were visitors to Lorne Valley. on February 21. while here they were guests of Mrs. Crane's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Mac- Grath.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacI..eod spent a few days in' Montague. during the week. where they were guests of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mar- Dougaii.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Macbeod. Charlottetown. motored to Lorne Valley on February 26. where they spent the week-end with Mrs. Mac- Leod's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nicholson.

Mr. Lloyd MacDonald and daugh- ters. Shirley. Elaine., Beryl and

Montague.

Mr. Ralph Nicholson was a vis- itor to our Capital City on Feb- ruary 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mscxay and family. Strathcona. motored to Lorne Valley on Sunday; while Kay's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James MacNeili.

Mr. Earle MacDonald has re- turned home from the King's Coun- ty Memorial Hospital. improved in health. following an appendix oper- a.

.Mr. Frank Parker. Georgetown. visited friends in l..orne Valley on February 27.

Mr. Oliver Douglas, Head of Hillsboro. was a visitor to Lorne Valley on Saturday. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Maclnnis.

Mr. Clarence Gauthier has re- turned to his home in Rustico, af- ter spending the winter months in Lorne Valley.

The Jolly Six met at the I10l'Ilt' of Mr. William Ferguson on Mon- day night, a very pleasant eveninl was spent in playing auction. Fol- lowing the games a delicious lunch was served by Mr. Ferguson's daughter. Mrs. Sandra MscEach- ern.

Miss Mary MacKinnon was -a visitor to Montague on February 28.

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