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dance at Lower MontaSUe-

Miss Edith MacDonald or Mon- tngue. was a visitor to Charlotte- town yesterday on business.

'RESEBVE Oct. 11 for suPP0F in Beaver Club Hall, MontsKUC- sponsored by the ladies of lhc Presbyterian Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester MscLe0:l had as their recent guests. Mr- and Mrs. Judge St. Clair Trainer and family or Charlottetown.

..'The friends oi Mr. Frank Ken- nedy and Mr. Albert Kennedy ol Montague. regret to hear that they are patients in King's County Me- morial Hospital.

Mrs. Frank Coyle, accompanied by her daughter. Miss Bernice Coyle. matron oi the King's Coun- ty Hospital, Montague, leit Mon- day morning for Boston where they will visit relatives ior three weeks.

Mrs. Murdock Macxinnon return- ed to her home in Montague. alter spending the past few months in Ottawa. She was accompanied by her daughter. Miss Sadie MacKin- non of Ottawa. who will spend three weeks vacation in Montague and Pownai.

.fIJOA.DING HAY - The mot- or vessel "Rco" arrived in port it Montague yesterday and is taking on a cargo of hay supplied by Poole and Thompson, local ex- porters. The vessel has arrived from Cheticatnp. N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. James Burns and daughter, Deborah of Randolph. Mass., accompanied by Mrs. Burns' mother. Mrs. Sydney Maclntyre, formerly of Montague, are spend- ing two weeks visiting iriends and relatives in St. Peter's. Vernon River and Montague.

..'l8TIl BIRTHDAY - One of the grand old gentlemen oi Mon- tague. Mr. Isadore Martin. recent- ly celebrated his 88th birth&y. Mr. Martin is in excellent health. and is seen each day ' with his many triends. He recently spent a few days in Rustlco visiting his niece. At 38 Mr. Martin is still go- ing strong and his many friends wish him many more years of good health. V

--'l!IBTI-IDAY PARTY - Mrs. Eliza Campbell. Montague. cele- brated hcr ninety-ilrst birthday, Saturday. Sept. Wh and was the recipient of many lovely giits and messages of congratulations. Among those present at the sup- per hour were her son-in-law and

daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Whitehead, saint John. her daughter. Winniired Bell. with

whom she resides. Kay Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bell and iam- ily of Montague.

..'PI.AClNG DRAIN PIPE - Work was begun yesterday laying sixty feet or 24-inch drain pipe in front oi Bergmsnn's store, Mon- tague. A drain three feet deep was cleared out before the pipe was laid, It is expected that this will carry off the excess water ilowing down this area which has caused considerable diiflculty in the past. It has been connected with the pipe of the same size in front of Mu.-.Gregpr's store. and will drain to the shore from this point. The work is being directed by the Town policeman. Mr, Thomas Clair. who expects to have the work completed in a few days.

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DATED October 5th, 1950.

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the toliowing places in and Guardian Oltice: in George- Thg snack Bar and H. Rich-

. Mr. Bruce You and Mr. Eric Duvar oi Montague were. recent visitor; to Kensington. P. E. 1.

..'Mr. 1-lughie Power and Mr. Danny Murray oi Montague were recent business visitors to char- lottetown.

...' HERE FROM NORTHLAND .. Mrs. Louis Watson of Aklavlk. N.W.'I'.. And her two chlldnn. Babette and John, are spending ll few weeks in Commercial Cross at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacDonald. Inspector Watson is at present in Ottawa and is expected to join his family here in the near future, Almost all citizens of Men- tague will remember Inspector wat- son when he was stationed with the R.C.M.P. in Montague for several years, On their trip across Canada. they stopped at several of the major cities before reaching Ottawa, and Mrs. Watson ' and children continued on to Monta- gue.

Inquest Al Cardigan ls Concluded

A coroner's jury at Cardigan last night decided the death of Allan Robertson, Fortune Bay. was ac- cidental, and said no blame could -be attached to either the dt'iver of the car or the Canadian National Railway train crew.

Mr. Robertson, 50-year-old fish- erman. was killed instantly on the evening of Sept. 25 when a car in which he was a passenger. struck the regular evening passenger train backing towards Montague from Montague Juction. The accident oc- curred on the Lower Cardigan Road.

Witnesses last night included Mrs. Chester Burke. wife of the driver cf the car, Mrs. Allan Rob- ertson. and Dr. G. S. A. lnman oi Montague who was also the coron- er.

The inquest began last week and was adjourned to permit Mrs. Rob- ertson and Mrs. Burke to give evi- dence. .

Last night Mrs. Burke was the first to testity. She said that whF.n the car turned on the Cardigan Raced and after proceeding only a short time. Mr. Burke had got out to clean the windshield. After pre- ceeding up the road farther sht- saw something coming from out or the woods and she screeched to her husband. ,

when the car was struck she WHS thrcwn out and landed on her hands and knees and remained there in a stunned condition, when she regained her senses she saw they had struck the train.

She said that Mrs. Robertson -was thrown out before the witness. and that she had also seen Mr Robertson being thrown is-orn the car. she could not remember whe- ther she was clcse to Mr. Robert- son when she came to. One at the trainmen gave her first aid.

She had not heard any whistle or sound to know the train was coming. She said the car was pro- ceeding at a slow rate and that they were too close to the train to stop when she noticed it.

Mrs. Robertson gave practically the same evidence as the preceding witness.

she said when she revived alter the crash she was lying partially across Mr. Robertson and could see the wheels of the train passing over his head.

The: train stopped beicre sho arose mam where she had been lying ,on the road between the car and the train.

Dr. Inman said that he had been called to the scene at the accident He iotind a man lying on the road with an extremely serious head in- jury. The man was Allen Robert- son. Death had occurred instantly

The Doctor said he looked at the other persons involved in the ac- cident but found that they were in no serious condition.

The police were then called and a jury impsnelled.

The coroner's verdict Ind in part as follows:

That on the 26th day ed Sept. 1960. at approximately 5.15 P.M at the railroad crossing. known as the mower Cardigan Road crossing. in King's county aforesaid, while being a passenger in In car driven by Chester Burke of my Fortune. came to his death by being thrown from the said car and being struck by the wheels or a C.N.R. train proceeding from Montague Junc- tion towards Montague.

Neither the car nor the train were proceeding at an excessive rate of speed. but the driver did not see'the train noon enough at the crossing which was unmarked at the time. .

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