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MONDAY
-MANY RAPPX ‘ RETURNS-_O
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wow. celebrated biaootb bird “|_w¢gnsorry to learn thai,
W home of his daughtsr,_Mrs_ W good Inman. Nvfih frfvvti-
'EJMAKING GOOD RECOVER
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` manytfriehds are llleaaed ‘to ace
ur. wuirad ramen about sgsinai- ,,¢ his rectnb illness in Pi-iac‘s coup.
t white sold bracelet set with bruiianta,
' nospltel He spools in thahighca
Mr
quench is not enjoying as good with as usual, at present hc is at
il-
°°\.°l‘.schems_wii.h vases of tulips, °"'°°'ii°l1l'l»l'id uarcisses and fern. The bride's table was centred with a Uilee tiered wedding cake sunqunq. °4 With iiilhted candles in silver hold- ers. Mr. Torquell Campbell, pipe;-_ Pllved the wedding party to gh, tables. Mrs. C. H. Rawscri, Mrs. A, Hllldav. Mr-s._n. wilson and Mrs .l. B8¥l\¢°n took charge of the arranga. ments. Miss F. Stewart, Miss vera T°W9rl. Miss Sadie Finlayson. Miss ““\’8°f°i1“ln1eveon. Miss catherine Campbell, Miss Ivy Adams poured tea, The grooura gift to the brida was a
if ' _ w.m,'01 mg treatment while B; the to the bridesmaid a ring. to the beg;
oapital where d¢`>_otors,.matron and
men. cull 1inks._io the iicwor girl a
' were all kind.and gay, no bracelet. For traveling the bride wore
that given in PI C. Hospital.
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The P¢°Ple-of Eldon and vicinity
saddened -to learn .of» the. sudden, on Thursdav.`1"eb. Ilth. 1929
-ur. Hugh A. aims -ai that piacai
the good of the community and materially.
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in Mt. Buohannan cemetery.
There are' left to mourn their `
l‘ilmpsl'lil'eI_All!ilB (Mrs. Cousins) lfalhen, Mass.; Irene (Mrs. Mat-' thews) of Alberton. P. E. I.; Emily |oan. ivrunrcel N`ew1I-Iampabirc_1‘wo brothers md two"sisiers predeceased him T110 BYmPal»l'iy.of the wmmim-_
ity goes out tothe bereaved family.
sr sr. nmls'rAN's-'rho second otaserieac! Lenten servioesat St. Dlmetanb Oatbqni 'was dsiivsrad Yer! e¥l>f°leiv0lv and most eloquent- k` last evening' by ‘Right Reverend MOD-eigno! Maurice McDonald. Hs mr for his text, “sbroapt you no Pensnce. You Shall 'Ali Ligawuo Psrlsb." The sermon was' delivered after Rosary, which was said by Rev. Father, HcCarthy.` Benedlction followed, the _Corpus '_ Christi ‘choir linsilil most plsasingly. - _ `
ON FRIDAY M0lt.N'IN’G'Dr. ‘D00- iiiii°- President of the Canadian Au- tomobile Association had anintor-
vlew with I-_Iis Honour Lieutenant Governor Hearts, and Hon.: J, P. Meclntyrc. minister or Public works. in Naard to the activities of the new- ll' ereanwed Tourist association ai Canada. Hia Honour consented to act as an honorary patron of the soaiety. with Mr. uaaratyro, pr. D0°llttls also took up the situation I-l regards improvement of the Prince Edward blend roads. Dr. Doolittle left in the afternoon for Summer-side to interview Premier Saunders and I-lon. J. F. Maotlelll.
It is with 'deepest sorrow wa an- nounce the death of George Ber- nard. little son sf Mr. and Mrs. Wen- dell Shaw of 2018 Washington Blvd. Chillllo. Ill., after an illness of only . \ few dive. "Baby" aahe was- known l and loved by all, who knew him, was en exceptionally bright healthy - Child and his death on -Feb. 8th came _"|'V9Ulr¢lt‘lhocktohislovir\g Parents. ' ,_ , _ The funeral took place from Bark- ers undertaking chapel at 2146 W. Mldiaon St. was very larlell' \ii»¢“‘i' ed by loving friends who followed llle dear little blby to Wood Lawn l Cemetery where hs was buried on I rob. ii at 2 p. na, Deopastsvmiiawv ‘ KOH out tn l|*_r._and Mrs. Shaw in their grsat bereavement. Patriot Pleeereecy. _
wmnnsd aaj.r.l.s,-A pa-ctw wed- eios os-araény took 'pisoa ia st._i=_a_ui'a Presbyterian obureh. tad nav. Dr- R- 0. uanttaianioiatiag. unitod in mar- rim were din-latina my incase and lauehlin ldcbennan of P. ll. I. The bridewasdreasedinwhitaerepebaok ntia with aurt of- saoaisb im. bowzuetof orphans roooa _md out
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The late Mr. Gillis was bam, 'at - Rudtlco in the, year isa; out
the last twenty years made his 'ln Eldon. 'He was a prosperous QDUOYDIISIDS f\i1I\¢l‘, 'gn interest ln. all' that pertained
both
uneral services at the house
were conducted by the Rev.
sinclair or vaueyriald Inter-
- lem
besides his widow (nee Annie Mui-. cbison, Point Prim), one son Edward, four sisters namely Rachel of New
of
a black crep`e~drcs's trimincd with lh°~d°W Velvet. a rust colored coat, trimmed with fur and hat-to match. After a short honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs._McI.»ennan will reside in Van- couver. ‘ _
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CELEBRATION -- A
_number of friends and relatives’ _ol Mr. Matthew Callback, Tryon, goth. ered at the home of his daughter Mrs. Edison Mabey 'on Feby. 4. 1929, where they celebrated Mr. Callbeck‘s 85th birthday. Shortly after the folks gathered they were cordially invited into the dining-room to partake of a 5“m_PiU°“5 B00” Slipper served in Mrs. Mabey's well 'known style; Sup- per being servedand again returning to the living room they were pleas- antly entertained. With Mr. Mabey tuning io on his radio and irleada, _ together with Mr. ~caubeak, playing the game oi crooirinole, which -Ml-_
Callbeck enjoys always, the _ evening passed quickly away. on making their ¢i°D§l'lilre t.heY all wishedj Mr. Call- beek many happy - returns or his birthday, while 1 i-nuat'olso note that although Mr:Ca1lbeck'ls getting to a ripe old age, he is indeed quite smart and atill'en,ioys life to the ut- most. -
'Alexa_nder'>W. 'Bruce was .bom at
East Baltic, Kings Coimty, P. E. I., iaay zi,_la4s and departed this lilo in the _Prince Edward* Island hospit- al, Charlettetown. on .Ianuary.'28, 1929 the last of a family of seven. The funeral- services were' conducted at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Wait-
er Young, Kingaboro, _by Rev. R. H. Morton, on' January 31st and the body was laid to,rest beside that _of his wife in the Baptist Ccmet.ery._'1'he hymns 'sung at the 'funeral' were “Saved by .Grace,"~ "No Night There" and T‘We are going down the valley, one by one."
The pall-bearers_were his nephews: l_talelgll._Chester, Robert and Elliott Bruce and Renfrew and Stanley Ca-
meron. » . . _ I-Ie is` survivfed by five daughters;
Mrs.-J. A. MBCLCSJI. Oakland, Chil- fornia: Mrs. C. E. Smith. Lynn, Mass. Mrl. Wll'll`lIi1`Da'le`y,' Br‘0Cktml. MISS.: Mrs. W. C. Bartlett, Montreal.. Can.; Mrs. Walter Yoiml. Kingsboro, _P. E. I.. and two sons. W. G. of Charlotte- town and Harry of East Baltic.
TUESDAY
T0 ENTER TRAINING SCIIOOIA-
Miss Irma Tait. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Tait left yesterday mor-‘ ning for St. John whers she will en- ter the General Public Hospital' as nurse in traiulhl.
Died at Cable Head on February
15th after a short illness George McKenzie in his 71th year. Two daughters, Mrs. J. H. Simons of Cable -I-lead and Mrs. Oliver McNeill of U. S. A. are left to mourn ths`1o.~is of a loving father.
CALDER - JENKINS- The mar-
riage took place at_t.he Church oi' the Good Shephard, Watertown. Mass., on Sunday. the l'lth Febru- ary inst., of Miss Florence Jean Cal- der, -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. l'. Calder of this city. to Mr. illric C. Jenkins, formerly of Charlotte- town, new of Watertown, ltsv. MII-' Anderson, pastor of the church, of- ilciating.
stron! ‘aaazl -Yesterday li-
teinoon about 8 e’cloclt the firemen werooauodoutrorsslishtblueiv tbenar of the New Method DW cleaning establishment on st. Peters aoad 'rho ni-sawn nromptb resem- admadsoonolltoutihsnrawit-h ths sid of the chemical sxtiiltllillt' ora. very iitita damsse wee4°M- _ _ _...__ _arairlnar rant!!-urs. 1'. -il. aiaxiooior oatartsined tae llII!i°\i gms ‘oi -rriniiq" United church. |1`|m9q|im,, last Frida! l!l¢_¢_fll°°l| at an been oa-oaa¢r¢l_|eere»¢- AW
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-NOW_ CONSIDERED OUT OF Danone-Mister xaith Mann, soo ofMr.andMrs.WiiliamMann. o Indian River, who was brought tothe Prince County Hospital last week in a dangerous condltionpthe' result of an unfortunate shooting accident ls. his many friends will`be pleased to hear, now -considered .out of danger and his complete recovery is 'hoped for. , _ _ S
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AT GYRO-Judge Stewart was the
speaker of _the evening at the regular weekly luncheon held by the Gyro Club at th eParker House last night
ure" was listened to by the large at- teodanca with rapt attention and
a hearty - and unanimous ‘ vote of thanks was tendered the speaker. The, Chairman for the evenirig was Gyro Frank McPhee. Gyro Norman: Low- ther furnished those presentwith a delightful solo. He wil aledioil to say, heartily encored. _ _
OFFICERS ,ELECTED -_- Follow-
ing are theoiiicers of Memorial L. 0. 'ZB. A. for the. year 1929:-Won thy Mistress, Sister A. I..."Afii-eck; Deputy Mistress-Sister M. Rllbertli chaplain-sitter is. campbeli; ao- cording Secretary-Sister J. L. l.-ar ter; Financial Secretary-Sister H. Warren; Treasurer-Sister Elsie Wheatley; Director _of Ceremonies- Sister G. Bell; Lecturers - Sisters French and Walker; Senior Mem- ber-Slster Borolnan; Inner Guard- Sister Crockett; Outer Guard-Brw ther R.obex_'ts;_ Guardian-Sister Mer- garet M. Shaw; Past Worthy Mis- tress-Sister Mary..Macl.ean. -
..;°1uAcconMAc -` lucnouanu -an interestii'ig'evont toolr place.-‘at St. Mary’s Convent, Souris, on Mon- day, Feb. ilth, when Mlm Mary Lau- rena, daughter of-Mr. and Mrs. An- gus' MaoCo`rmhc 'was united in mar- riage to Mr. L. Arthur McDonald of the Customs Department, Charlotte- town. The bride was prettllyfgowil- ed 'in midnightblue chlndngvelvet, with-hat to match, and carried a
in marriage her brother,-Mr. Au- gus Mcconnac. Jr., the ceremony be- _lng _witnessed by__M_ls.s Josephine Mc-_
ths ceremonysweetf music was ren- dered, by the Gi_rls_C_holr, under-_ the direction of Mrs. J._W. Brennan, and the wedding roar-ch played by' 'Misa Pearle McKenzie. After the ceremony the happy young couple left for Moli- tsgue._whei'e, they will reside tempor- arily, followecl by _the best wishes 'ot a host of relatives and- friends,
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reason _socxaléaon wednesday
evening, Febi-uary_ 20th, s. very en- joyable Parlor Social was.held- in the Pownal United Chu_i'c_h. In spite 'of the unfavorable weather conditions. s. large crowd gathered in the As- sembly Hall and the following pro- gramme was rendered; Chorus 9-
Ycung People; Vocal Solo-Mrs. W.
J. Match; violin selection-rtev. Mr. Littlejohns; Vocal solo-Mr. George E. Lewis; Recitation-Master Gordon Carew; Piano solo-Miss_Hazei Mac- Eachern; Duet-Mrs. W.J. MacEach- ern and Mrs. Joshua Ballem; Vocal solo-iuro. w. J. Moten accoinpan- ists for 'the evening were Mrs. Beat- rice Judson and Mrs. W. J Mutnh. The chairman'was Mr. W-. J. Mac- Eachern. At the conclusion 'of the programme the audience retired to the dining-room, where lunch was served by the ladies.
To date there have been shipped
some ten car ‘loads of potatoes to the west. This _started some two weeks H80-` I
The nsw.tsrif! became .effective on January 2lst. .As examples .cf the rates new in force may be‘qubted': Old Regina rate, |1051-lc; New rate to Regina.. Sic; old. rata to. Winni- peg, BM-2c; new rate'tb Winnipeg, Tic: in each case the rate quoted is per hundred pounds from any point in this province to the place mon- tioned. - - »
A prominentpotato shipper states that matters would have better had the‘ Board‘of"l‘rade"and
an additional ld cenh reduction. In his opinion the movement may later baeane somewhat' ' Ona deterrent tio shimishh to the west arises from the fact that sssumasno responsibility from dna- ogs duo to-iron. _ ~ <
-PASSID AWAY. A1" '|‘lAvlls- pals aaali-ist-.'Joba`;,nob¢rt-gun-`
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I _greatly'missed. There are left
mourn, besides his sorrowing widow and parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Gunning of 'I‘raveller's Rest. two sons,`Haley Lea and George Stan-
Misses
Helen, Lizzie, Hazel, Flossie. Pansie. all at home: also two sisters _ and three brothers, _namelyl-Mrs. Arthur Carr, Mrs. William McEwen and Mr.
Quaid, aunt of the groom. During
others pressed-more energetically for.
'Quinlan' in,_
nov. rsoasiooor .mass uaopoo
gressive farmers and experienced
ley, and dve daughters, the
Dougald Gunning. all of Sherbrooke
veller’s Itest. and Mr. Everett
very largely attended. wok pl
odlciating. -
from Victoria. B. C., conveying
noble son of Prince Edward Island
Flora E. Nicholson. Dundas, P.
Dundas.`P. E. 1'.. 59 years ago. a
Nicholson of that place.
. The surviving relatives. in ad
bedside when he passed away;_ Wil liam J.. Bridgetown. arid Mrs. Joh
ince. ' ‘
_ WEDNESDAY
wester on Monday gave the big ic quits a send-ol.-but with the chang
again. '
generations now, have been doin blacksmith work in Souris. and t last is, not least.
which' took place at the New Metho
ployees, 'Mr. Benjamin Brownwate was badly bumed about the face an head. He was removed to the Prin
cor-ding to latest reports he ia doin very well. `
curred at Ottumiva, Iowa. of Agn
Mowatt leaves tcmoum four sisters Mrs. William Campbell, Jeanette and Christina Sutherland at Sea Vie . and Mrs. W. T. Huggan, Charlotte- town.
St. Clair_ Mowatt, aged 85 years. Mrs.
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The funeral of the late George
Stephen Roper was held from his late home, East Royalty, Monday after- noon t.o Sherwood cemetery. There was a large attendance of relatives and friends. Rev. M. Scott Fulton. pastor of Zion Church, oiIiciated_ The pall bearers were: Edgar Heartz, W. Arthur Miller, F. W. Andrew. T. S. Bradley, Alex. McNevin, G. P. Cullen.
SUPREME COURT AT GEORGE-
TOWN-The February term of 'tne Supreme Court opened at George- town yesterday. Mr. Justice Arsen- 'ault presiding. __ Following were the grand jurors:_Bemard Creamer, Sou- ris (foreman): Vincent Sutherland St. Peters; Joseph McQuaid, Bald- win Road; Dan, P. McKinnon, Burnt Point; Daniel 0'Hanley, St. Peters Bay; Alphohsuia' Corrigan, George- town Royalty; Stephen Keele, Mor- ell; Russel McDonald. Commercial Gross; Clarence Sperns, Sourls; ltou- srt Meilish. Union Road: John Ait- ken, Lower-_Montague There are rfc criminal cases on the docket this terin.
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fortified by tho last rltca. oi tha noooitn oothoiic church. more oas- sed- to her eternal reward on Tues- day, nb. mn, me. catherine, wl- dow of the late John J. MacDonald. ei _Orwell Cove, at the advanced age or at years.
'The deceased was a daughter of
aoroard naiuud ssocisoaaid. s Bishop of Charlottetown, and of the
ei time _eliil@I'¢»»l‘Y9 01 'i_l*°°*__°~i°°
tot otb_a`a=_omo
corssslci
. _:' _ _ ,_ __`\.° Mantel __ lv.-
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ranch. Hs was one of the moat pro-
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mon 0! the district Ind vllll h0
to
Mr. George Wesley Gunning. of Tra-
Lee
Gunning, at home. to all of whom the
His 2442688 “Peek Present and Flli- sincere sympathy of the community
Howlett. Annandale, in this Prov-
and son Arty, ara now doing busi- ness up town. _The Paquets, for thi--'.;e py_ old ,3e__ M,-_ _wegkg hu bgen
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“nets on on ay one 0 t e en: Mr. J. Howard "Crocker, Toronto.
c
Edward Island Hospital, where, ,au
BEREAVEMENT.-The death oc
e
Orwell; James E.. on the homestead; Rev. C. J., pastor of-St. Georges. P. Ei. I.; and Penaie, of Chariottstown. The funeraifo ‘Vernon River wld one of the largest on record, showing the esteem in which the deceased lady was held. .Solemn High Mass of _Requiem was chanted by her- son. Rev. C. J. MacDonald, as eelebrant, and Rev. Joseph Rooney of Morell. as Deacon, and Rev. Owen Kiggins of Georgetown, as Sub-deacon. Rev; M. J. Rooney. of Cardigan,'was mas-
? ter of Ceremonies. ~
In the sanctuary besides these were
;l'tev. Monsignor J. C. MacL.ean/Fav.. QP. D. MaoGuigan. Rev, K. C. Mac- .Pherson, Rev. M. J..Smith, Rev. D.
is extended. The funeral, which was_‘p_ C,-okem RW; Raymnnd MwKén~z|e_
l _ ‘ Rev. Reginald MacDonald. ‘
_ _ ace
interest, at the conclusion of'which from hm hge ,-esjdenoe on gwdgy _,ffm same” It the church md
afternoon to the People's Cemetery grave were performed by Rem- c_~ ,_ at Summerside, Rev. Mr. Nicholson M,_cDom]d_ and lu th" Wu man”
slot the respected dead,- was laid to
'rest beside her hlisband.- 1 '
.isnalvnita new-A telegram - -- - - =
the
I » ' 1 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. -St.
sad news of the passins of anothe_i;_va’en“ne Day hu come md sont
b ' ' `
the person of Elby E. Nicholson. wasi ut not without the usual court- "ceived -9' 'ew dw” °g° by Mi” abell in this community The writer
g . ' _ _
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Island. sister of the deceased. 'rho $82; t;m;'fy';'::‘:;’;yo°;n”':'he1§;';;’; me W' N1°“°1s°“ “S mi" 1" mcnticned data agbeautirui-baby
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of the late Donald and Margaret ;s°';;:;n;“ ';"tmF_'_’e°de°3:wi_‘_°m°T_‘_’;
which marks February eighteen nat-
little valentine grew to manhood and
. ' prospered, till one day he thought of
dltlon to the above mentioned Flora 8 partner for me__ so h___. made _“___
E., on the _old homestead at Dundas. P. E. Island. are Lemuel Vancou-
ver. B.C.. who was at his hrother’s They “med at F__ede__m°___.°__"_a_x_
way _to Cornwall _and claimed Sarah Howard, as his true and ioviogfwiié.
° ` ars a where the rospered
ni-vie go. -_yp
ln farming. To them was born nine of a family: five boys and four girls. all of whom are living. and settled. The boys are settled,withirl two miles of home. the girls are not so fortun-
..°0PEN WATER.-There is op‘2rl| 'Tlie notable feature of thls__l.s the
water on the north side since tire ate. three of them are in the States. first days of the week. The south-
iact that there has not been a death
“ in th* l'~'~‘“"_ "nd the old _people 8 1 still living. There are _also thir-
of wind, is coming in to tha _shore tyatwp gra.ndchlldrcn»and two. great-
grandchildren, and only two deaths one grand and one great grand _child.
, , . _ _ _ _ JTHREE GENERATYUNS 0F_.Mr. and Mrs. Weeks are now living white prsverbook. -e slit of the eie- anacxsivrlrus - ridalouo oaauet with ml, d,,,,gme,._ Mm gg,-1, Hag-
ters' df'N`otre`Dame. She_was given"
lam. where they.are enjoying -a hap-
3 bedfasi: for over three years with *_* carslyses. but is. bright in intellect
and -interested in all that goes on
around him. Com. _ _ _
INSURED _IN FIRE- At the llre _
ti THURSDAY _
d National physical 'director 'ot -the -, Young Mens Christian Association L and one of Canadafs representatives ', at the last Olympic games is expect- ° ed to arrive today on an odicial vis-
it to the local association. ~ -
I The home -of Mrf and Mrs.'Wiilia'm
s Boyd Sutherland, widow of the late M°L*“'°“»° C“bi° H'°d~ W” d°°i’l5'
saddened. when their youngest son Victor was accidentally shot on -Feb- ruary 0th. The entire commimlty was shocked. to learn of the death of
on; in bloom of manhood. for he was only 22 years of age. . i _
POPULAR COMMERCIAL MAN
ILL-The many friends and busi- ness associates of Mr. J._ A. Morris, Maritime Sales Manager, represent- ing Tha Canadian Postum Co., Tor- onto. will regret to learn that he is confined to his room at -_the Queen uctoi, wiht a severe attack oi thrbat trouble. . _
MUSICIAN BFITURNS-Miss Kpth- leen Hombyreturned home lastnlght after a pleasant visit to _friends in Halifax. While there she' assisted in a concert last Thursday night under the 'direction of Professor Ifan Wil- liams. Miss Hornby. 9.150 Vlilted her brother, Edward, of_ the _Bank of
Commerce staff _at Shelhourne, N. S.
. _.Ji
socinr. o_.s-.maafiivo-_A _marry
party composed of C.N.ll_. employees. had n very enjoyable al_eig_h drive to “R.lvervlew," the home of Fred W. Godfrey. Sudolk (nee Miss Evelyn Allen, formerly employed by the Dis- trict Passengir _Agenti where an in- formal dance was held on Tuesday evening. The roads were-reported excellent and hopal were`.expi-assed byall thatthiswouidnotbethelast party of _this nature to ba, hold at Mrs. Cod!rey’s beautiful new home. _
The death occurred dence of lied' tllualltof Pilot. Waltham, Mass.,
rob. Ilth of Caroline. widow
the latedobn and Mary MacDonald 5, gogm gm-m¢_g;y_¢g oiA11ie_ef¥.andnieoeotthe_Rf~Rev~ i=.a.r.1‘ba`istalsn.ooeiowuia
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we eel. Nathan ll_Ȣ_ ia-...ami not
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aim o won_at'tradod_'a'cmca_in uailadohurcb conducted by tba- wr. sa L' ali- wss inortal‘of s. kind and ldvlng in ther wa's tenderely laid tofrest in t _
years. 'I‘he pall bearers were _J McLauchlan."I"rank Egan, Wm. N McLeod Albert Jardine 'Ad
LEAVE 0F:AlSENCE GRANTED
-Mr. E. J. H. Morrissey, B.A.. of the teaching staff of Queen Square School has been appointed full time organiz- er _for the teachers federation for the month of March and will visit all the school districts throughout the PIO-_ vince. Mr. Frank Doiron. BA., will substitute during Mr. Morrissey! ab- sence. ' ' ` _' ' '
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a trial in connection with the immer-
K. C.. fordefendant. _verdict was lo.
Malcolm Ross, Valleyileld; John B.
Cross. ' -
row es p ' _ » Kiolev 'ws-1. <_111v_i°8'_l¥‘_ his ‘_‘°‘_¥“ °“ tha North _rtiver ice oviweite BW'-1 Grove :Inn when his horse went through the channel‘ic'e without R11! warning. With great difficulty, Mr.
If head, succeeded in Umm! a iootinli
.. of gympathy were sent bv
member; in their sad. bereavement and loss. May her soul rest in peace.
sphere passed away at the home of samuel Hume. Mui-ral' River. P- E- Illand on Fobrul-i7 Sl-il. 1929, Cath- erine Sanders, widow of the late Harvey Bishop. Deceased was I daughter of the late Henry Sanders and his wife- Margaret Yolmsehd was the last survivor of their family. che was left with fa family oi small -children; By her. characteristic thrift and industry she managed to keel’ her home and brlril “ll Yi" fiimuy- Three sons and two daughters sur- vivo her: henry B. Macleod or sm- ouro, N. Y., Norman. or nunoio. N~ Y- navio w.. oi woreaaid. Mass.. Da- maras W., wife of Samuel Hume. Murray River. and Martini. wif! °i Jamal Cahteilo. Pinlttc. Llikr in life sho married Harvey Bishop. who ore- dooeasad ber some yew. Within bi# home she _endeared herself to her step-eonsand daughters. I-“li *D Pu who had -the Dloalllm of her ac- quaintance. sho was a iaithxul wiia and mother and a wjise counselor. Her aurvivins mp-children are calvin Bishop, of Mount Buchanan, P. E. I.: Philip cr' nomdnle. R. 1.. Lavinia. widow of the lata J. T. Stymeiat. now of Swampscott Mase. M\\‘l\\'°i~ wife of-Walterjrraset ef Greek River, and Dsmaris. wife -of Stephen Reid, Point
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on Saturday. 'rebruarv 29rd_w_here fray, ei. 'rho team is regarded as
the an exceptionally able one. all of the nel- members having had considerable that of aubject for the intorcouegiata debate he
Pe°nle'e Cemetery _beside tboee oi! her exceueat popular interest. as it is one huebe-nd who of_°4'?°°°-*li 5°' bv 24 which ia winning increasing promin-
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Coffin and George Jay. _ -
_ SUPREME COURT-The Pbbrlllit' brated fittlnsly last nlsht when four- iaroa ci thasuprcina oourtwas coo- cluded yesterday . afternoon; There was only one civil juryscasc before the Court. that _of Cairns vs, Worthy.
ship of an automobile. Mr,.Jobnston. K. C. for_the_p_laintiiI, Mr. Stewart.
plaintiir. irouowing were the lur°fe= J°g`_gp'h_M¢Qpegor] Montague, ifore- The King. . man), John J. Welsh, Elliotvalei
Jay,_Fanningbrooir; George ,l\f_Q!I1l»Yf€ L. A. ` Mootagues. Raymond Ceilings. _Stur- geon; _Edward _Csznp_bell, _Victoria
Nsaitow ascnril.-on ivlohaai' Mr. william E. Mcicihiev hed e “fif-
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previous. debating experience. The
with Dalhousie is expect/ed to be of
ence before the Canadian public - "Resolved that the St. Lawrence Wa-
terways project is for the benefit of Canada." Naturally the debate is being looked forward' to as being the first intercollegiate debate between the two uaiiiax institutions for six years. G. C. Andrew. '29 is a son of Rev. A. E. Andrew of Pictou; W. S. MacNutt, '30, is a son of Major T. E. MacNutt of Charlottetown; and RH. Godfrey is a native of Truro, being the son of Rev. J. W. Godfrey.
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The twenty-ninth anniversary of
gi-,ug Battle of Paardeburg was cele-
teedi vsusrsns' of the South Ai'!1¢l\=-\ War, together with twenty-six guest! sat down to a most delightful ban- quet in the Davies Hotel.
_The dining room and table was tastefully decorated, and the cuisine was of excellent quality.
The programme was as follows: Toastmaster-Col, H. D. Johnson.
The Province-Premier A. C. Saun-
ders,_Mr. W. Chester S. Mchure. M-
The City- Councillor Kennedy.
Councillor Holman, Councillor Mac- Leod, aci.ing_for MeY0_1' YW-
_ Solo-Mr. Charles Earle.
0ratlon‘-Rev. W Bruce Muir. Prince Edward island Militia *Hifi
Canadian Expeditionary Force. -L'-.
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William and Harold all also a number ofgrani greaiqrandchildren- The funeral. which 1 sunday. was very lam
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MacLeod and M! S returned last uilht During their visit in
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FUNERAL TODAY.
took place at Charlottet nesday of Annie McDt Mr Roderick Nicholson ering illness, being laii number of years from 1 ties of life The dece
eightieth year She besides her husband,
Mrs E. C McKay and Mrs A J. He grandson. Arthur Nlch all of this city and tw Alexander Buchanan, and Mrs Donald M U
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man besides a host of Phe funeral takes p noon at 2 o'clock to
Cemetery.
col A G.'Pcai:e. Maier T. E Wi" Nutt. ' ' _
The Legion-Mr. Leo Bradley. Pl'P~”-- Can. Legion '
Solo-Mr. Charles Earle
-CIVIC ELECTIONS
TON-Tire civi~ electio b rton Tuesday result:
Th Press--Mr C M.tc‘icl\ M In Brown J W Wh=a'
101' U10 5°'-9_5 md °V‘i“m°nY "¢“°“'d H. A. Messervy The c._m;ll“te vote was him. A' rescuing party, hlitlly Wm' The Hostessea. W. C. Lawson. 87; Fr monedflater on recovered the Sl¢i5'- God Save the King A For courimliors-H Br 'rravellérs ahouidbe warned DY "tl" The vocal solos oi Mr char.-s _Whalen ra; .l_ T. rm 1./1cKinlity's narrow escape to use call- Earle were both beautifully sung. Bild _fi-;y 46; F, F-_~a;;-r 42
tion as he reports thevhlllmei ii” mi" weie heartily enc and unsafe on the North River. . _ _ '_ --» ' fm a n:: broke out in
A A 'The death occurred at Elznlsa. at ‘of the geiiernl store
The death tool? 'place' at Aul>\li'l‘l. the home of her bfcthzr, John J. M:icD.n_'lt‘. a; Ecrflzii
January 24. of 4 M‘ss Catherine Cambbell on`Thursday. January 2it.1. _ 'As the town was wi.
Trainer, daughter of the into Mr. of '1‘ei-'csa Campbell, aged lil ye-11'S _IHS 8111>-'Htl-US. l-he DU
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tended. A High Mass of Ri=<lllf¢m and two nzphcws, S.:..cr S.. i:..na ci. was sung by the Rev. Father Crok- Stage, Lgiond, N. Y., Sls.er St. Ter- It is liuoe stood to n e.n'~.and the funeral service by me css Montreal Can.: AKHCS and liiiil' ""hi_53 me P"°?’1"e5°’ °’ full choir was beautiful and imvres' eriné. Soinervihe. Ma_s.: l‘/i2»`.l01`iB- _ at ‘_"l3l’3f- It gained 5 sive ' The pall .bearers were Messrs Joseph and Columbia at home. Tho :ed iifflfilvay llilb the f Raym. and Boylan John Kelly. mm' tour latter were lJ\‘2S°I`»~ ‘il 5°’ 'Wd' 'the upper pa" °f th i `L n Ed\vin`Corrigan James H. side when she passed az'/ay. Kath- JUSU time L0 Kel- Wi. Sl Izlverity ‘and John T Grimes Sev- o,-inet,-ho ig n re-rlstorcd nurse. mv- °i°ihl“8 may W°f°-
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largely attended. more remarkasle
FRIDAY
month of March. 1 to 3, windy spell
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P d in the quiet cemetery at St. at' fmm “D00 0° "° $7 Cltinmbia was tenderly laid the mor- both on sm" and H ol ins of on° who had oft/:ri pamy covered by ma ia f°“‘“. - 'rho Gerrard 1-iotci
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grateful for the IIISUY l°i»5 9' kind' A porno” of an 11°". WW” °f 5YmP“hY ‘h°"°'°d °“ was formerly used for them by neighbors and friends as Bank of Nov. sam wellas the many Mass Cards and Mr Wumm Ludd Bllifiilllll °f|°fi“3‘ ‘mm mem’ 1” ducts a barber shop and MU- hose which was at
inside to keep the I down, owing to calm
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Ville of Misa Blanche
SAD BEBBAVEMENT.-(Capt.) J. N, and Mr Loo J
Howard Murray 10 Water Street, re- Pacino Avenue. J eeived a telegram Sunday night con- Saints Church at I o vsying the sad news that his only afternoon. The noni brother. Mr. Albert Murray, baggage formed by Rt. R01 l master at Point Tupper, N. S.. was_ epb H Meehan, befor seriously ill. He immediately left bercfrelativsaandn- Monday morning tn be at his bed- wasattiredinagrey side, arriving st Point 'rupperat 4 med with babylamb o'ciock'Iussdaymorning: hilhrother maidbdissvioletllet diedat seven., three hoilralater,brown.Bothworle\
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