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rm: tiiilllzi iizinng exploits .. iii a great police departnients

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one of the deer. he saw at Stewart: Creek last week. a

Miss Hazel Jenkins, who is on the staff of Bank of Montreal. Charlottetown spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jenkins, G. Hill.

Mr. Earl Swallow and niece Betty MacLaren of Albion cross were to Charlottetown lest Satur- day, while there they visited Mrs. swallow who is a patient in Pro- vincial senator-tum.

The ice was buahed last week between Chapel Wharf and Pop- hr Point. This has been the latest data for years. Crossings have taken place there as early as first week in December.

M3". John M. Mcleod. strathcona. has recently purchased a number of acres of woodland from George Tui-nar., U-pton. This land was at one time the McKay property.

Misses Bertha Llewellyn and Stella Campbell sIvCOmpII1iQl1 by Warren Llewellyn motored to Georgetown Wednesday night to attend the hockey game between Georgetown and Murray Harbour

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Eastern liloanings

Mr. Murray McKenzie oi Dun- Ilsa was a recent visitor to Annun- Isle.

The many friends of Mrs. tnr.) I-"A. Beaton are pleased to hear she .h;mucb improved in health.

an. and Mrs:-:1-a-ales Campbell. Ditndas, were recent visitors to Innis hat.

Ada MacDonald of soul-is t a few days in Duncan visit- friends and relatives.

.112. Lyman Acorn was a visitor ' ,CIsnfanning last week at the a g, of Patrick msey Jr.

3'. Patrit Cassy of Gleamin- was areesat guest of1t.J.

OaIavbe1i.1mm asisssnt visit to i-.33

Community goes out to Miss' Enid Morson of Charlottetown on the 'death of her mother Mrs. A. S. Pllorson in the P. E. Island Hospit- lai. The Morson family have lived for years in Upton where Mr. Morson ran a carding mill.

Mr. and,Mrs. Gerald McNeill of Summerside spent a few days in Primrose, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cam-pbell. Mrs. Mc- neill formerly Florence Campbell was married to Mr. McNeiii on the morning of the 29th.. Jan. in st. Paul's Church. su-mmersidu by Monsig. G. J. Mcbennan formerly of st. George's parish.

Mr; sterling MacDonald's colt (Real Money) is showing signs of

i speed. she is a. nice dark brown

color and weighs in the vicinity of 1000 pounds. Mir. MacDonald has acquired the latest hit in racing

- harness and all wish him success.

He was the owner also of that great old pacer Tony Dliingibn which used to give all reinsmen a lot of local competition once the ice racing began.

Mr. Wilbur Wood. Cumberland Hill was a recent. visitor to the home of llobt Acorn. Wilbur is a veteran on the blades and occas- ionally calls to the new rink where he gives a flashy demonstration how skating is really done. Another very classical player and speed demon is Dale Judson. Dale at one time played with the Charlottetown Abegweits. from these two players the younger skaters certainly can learn some thing new.

The young men of Bridgetown and vicinity have plated the flooding of their new rink, and Friday night a friendly game be- tween Little Ponders and Bridge- town Fiyers malted in a score of 8-6 in favor of visiting team. aridgeiown has not as yet gotten their team up to mil strength but expect to have it all lined up in the near nature. A very fine dressing room has been built within the past three weeks.

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an-. Webb Nicholson was a re- eslit visitor to Charlottetown.

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....'lElIBlAll DODGE MEI!- ING-Mra. Archie 1-iilchey. Noble Gznd, presided at the regular m ting of Acme Rebekah Locke. Montague. Thursday night. The meeting opened in regular form. followed by roll call, and the minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn. A riurnber of members were reported ill with influenza.

....'s1in NEWS BICEIVID - word has been received by Mrs. Malcolm A. MacPhee, Heathexdale, informing her of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Maude Bruce, in the Quincy City Hospital, Quincy. Mass., on Monday. Feb. loth. Mrs. Bruce, formerly Maude Carlisle of Montreal, Quebec. was the widow. of the late Dr. D.A. Bruce, of At- lantic, Mass.

Murray River and Vicinity

The many friends of Mr. Ernest Ma;cLeod, Murray River, are glad to learn that he is recovering from a recent ills-less. after being a pa- tient in the P. E. Island Hospital.

'Dhe many friends of Mrs. Fred Rafuse, Murray River, are glad to learn that she is recovering from her recent operation in the Prince Edward island Hospital.

Miss Vonda Mann. employee of the Bank of Commerce, Montague branch. was this week relieving at iihs Bank of Commerce, Murray River.

Mr. Oharles Rafuse. young son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baiuse, Mur- ray River. is at present spending a few days in Georgetown. guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rafuse.

The rnanry friends of Mrs. Fred Brehaut, Murray River, will be glad to lelm that she has return- ed to her home sitter being a pa- tient in the P. 1:. Island Hospital.

Mir. Lowell Beck has returned to Toronto, Ont., after spending a three-weeks vacation in Allislon with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Beck.

The White Sands school is at present closed due to the 'flu epi- demic. 'iihe teacher, Miss Barbara Matheson. is spending a few days at her home in Glen William with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Maiiheson.

Mrs. Ross Stewart. Halifax. N.S.. was ungentiy called to Murray River by the very sudden death on Teb. 11 of her father, iihe late Dr. B. C. Keeping. Mrs. Stewart

.!MON'l'AGUl scnoofwiii re- open Mondsy. February 36th.

....'SC!!00L CLOSED - A: pre- sent. approximately 40 children are absent from Murray River school owing to the influenza epi- demic. The school closed on Monday last and is not to re-open until February 26th. However. it may become necessary to close for a longer period if the epi- demic should continue to spread.

....'HollsltWA.BMING - Con- grstulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rose. Bast Baltic, on their recent marriage. on Feb. 13th a large number of neighbors. friends and relatives gathered at their beautiful new home to visit the newly-weds. Rev. H. E. Bell acted as chairman, and in his usual jovial a-naner stated the pur- pose of the gathering. After he called on Mrs. Wilbur Jarvis to read a well worded address, Mr. Russell Garrett yleseiited Mr. and Mrs. Rose with a well filled purse. In a few well chosen words, Mr. Rose thanked each for his act of kindness. good wishes given. and the hearty welcome to the district. Mire. Rose also spoke briefly to thank all present for the friendly gathering. Mr. Edson Rose spoke words of congratulations and best wishes to the couple. A sing-song was carried out under the direct- ion of Mrs. Ethel MacLean at the organ. Lunch was served by sev- eral ladies after which all depart- ed for their respective homes, wishing Mr. and Mrs. Rose many years of wedded bliss.

Deaiiiiesierday Of Well Known Montague Man

The death occurred in Montague yesterday afternoon of Mr. George Stewart, a well-known resident of the town.

Mr. Stewart was sixty-four years old. He was born in Belfast, the son of the late Rev. A.S. Stewart, and Mrs. Stewart.

He is survived by one brother. Dougald. Wood Islands. and two sis- ters, Mrs. Bessie Crawford. Monta- gue. and Mrs. Frank Leslie, Hali-

ax. .

One brother and two sisters pre-

deceased him some time ago.

.jmmm......j.....m. is planning to mend some time with her mother.

Mr. ind Mrs. Kimball Keeping have returned to their home in Montreal, Quebec. after spending a few days in Murray River at- tending the funeral of Mr. Keep- ing's father, the late Dr. B. C. Keeping.

Round With

Montague Meteors took the sec- ond game of the home and home intermediato hockey semi-final series by defeating the George- town Eagles 7-5 at the Montague rink last night, taking the round me. - . '

souris defeated the Morell squad 6-4 last night at the game in sour- is to take the round of home and home games I-'7.

Georgetown opened the game with a four-minute sustained at- tack before Montague crossed the opposing blue line. The Eagles were out to win the game, and though seven goals behind, fought

' d”ly and well to try to cut the lead.

MacLean for the locals scored the only goal in the first period on a pass from Power and P Pru- er.

Georgetown came back in the second session with MacNeil and Maonean scoring two. but Power and Lanigan put the locals out in front with three more goals before the period ended.

In the last period 1-i. M'acLean scored one for Georgetown from close in. to be followed shortly by

Mschean for the Meteors one minute later. Publicover and Murphy scored

one each to tie the score at 5-ail. I-ir.'.: way through the period Beck 9- Montasue one up. and in the ying minutes of play Lanigan scored his third goal of the even- ing to end the game 7-5.

Montague will now meet Bourig in Montasue on muddy night for the first game of the finals for

Montague Meteors Win

Georgetown

Kings County.

l..ineups:-

Georgetown-Goal. 1') Stevens: defence, W. Maobesn. H. Macbean. A. MacPhee, S. Johnston; for- wards, I-l. Stevens, MacDonald. Landry. Macliell, Martell. Murphy, Publicover.

Montagu -Goal, Walper; de- fence, George. Beck. L. Prasu, 1' Fraser: forwards, -MacLure, Clem- ents, Power, Lanigan, Nelson. Mac- Ioan. Jay.

Jteferee-Perry.

SIIMMARY Flrll Period

1-Meteors. Maolean (Power, P. Fraser) 0.06 Penalties-H. MacI.ean, George.

Second Period 2-llagles, MaoNeil sos 31-Eagles. Marcisean (etovensi I.l2 , " ' , ' tr" - I

151) 5-Meteors, Power (Beck) 18.40 6-Meteors, lanigan (Power) 10.56 Penalties-Clements.

Third Period

7-vllagles, Macliesn .50

s-Meteors. Macnean (Power. Mac. Lure) 1.56

1-aiailes. Pubiicovu (N4ioPhse)

10-7l::'lGa. Mwphy (Publicovsr)

11.1.4:-corn. Beck (Clements)

P-"eteorl. Lanisan (Clements, Nelson) 10.30

Penalties-none.

ulled the hat trick by defeating be much favored Morell squad H, thereby takin the. round I-7. me gains was is at souris when a nasal! crowd attended be- cause of its poor travelling con- ditions.

The a team will now meet Montague a home and heme series to

e a" winner for

S9uris Captures Series From Morell By 8 - 7

Chew I-eouris. . (Maefhss) I-aouris.

Referees - Hillier C. E. Levis. first Period i-Courts. Luis (MaoPhee), 2-aoaris. Cheverla (Moconnao) Iossal Period all 0. Jay agrfeil: ltuli

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The Guardian may be bought at the following places In loatagus: Blue Done Restaurant. and Guardian Office: in George is Saurlsz The laaek lar and

Murray Hubble. K

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lone bholaure, are sorry IN is ill and

wish her an early return to health.

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence mix and Mr. Arnold Irvinfg. Moa- tague, were recent visitors to

Murray Harbour.

Mrs. John Clow was a visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday. when aha visited her mother. Mrs. Wil- liam Johnston. who is a patient in the P. 1:. Island Holoital.

Playmatos of Miss Gail Claw. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Olow are sorry to learn one is ill with flu and hope to see her out again soon.

Congratulations are being re- ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Everett

Condon. Murray Harbour North, on the arrival of ilwin dlllhC0l"l. which were born at the Kins! County Hospital recently.

IN MEMORIAM

MR WILLIAM D. MACPEBISON

....'Caledonia and surrounding districts were saddened bY "19 sudden passing of William D.

MacPherson on the night of Jan. 29th in his seventy sixth year. Al- though not enjoying the best of health for the past few years. he had retired feeling as well as ill- ual on the night of his death. but shortly after retiring he lutk cumbed to a heart attack.

Mr. MacPherson was born in Bellevue, P.E.l.. the son of Donald and Mary MacPherson. Following hi; marriage he lived in Glen William for some time. from where he moved to Caledonia some years later.

He was a member of the Cale- donia Presbyterian Church and was very faithful in attending each Sunday.

He leaves to mourn his passing his sorrowing widow. the former Effie MacDonald. Glen William. son. John D. MacPherson. Charlottetown. and a daughter. (Sadie) Mrs. S. D. Reid, Mon- tague; also three grandchildren. A daughter, Mary, predeceased him in 1933. He is also survived by two brothers and a sister, Laughlln. Glen William. Malcolm. Bellevue, and Catherine. (Mrs. Walter Wyman) Somerviile. Mass.

The funeral was held from the Caledonia Presbyterian Church on Jan. 31. The service was conduct- ed by hla pastor. the Rev. Mr. l-isles. I-iymm sung were. "The Lord's My Shepherd" and "Asleep In Jesus". The pallbearers were 'C. R. Martin. D. L. MacPherson. Angus MacDonald. C. E. Walker. James Stewart, Benton Stewart.

Interment was in the Caledonia Cemetery.

Cord Of Thanks

Mrs. W. D. MacPherson and family wish to express their sin- cere thanks to their kind neigh- bors and friends. and to all who sent letters and cards of sym- pathy. or helped in any way dur- lng their recent and bereavement.

cardigan And Vicinity

Major John A. Macdonald was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Mrs. Muriel Mhcxenxie and Mr. Warren Macxensia were business visitors to Charlottetown recently.

The Cardigan Branch of the Canadian logion held a meeting on Friday, rbbruary 10.

Mr. Gerald MacDonald and several other members of his family. are also victims of the 'flu.

l'.Ii.sl Olive Mclntyre has ac- ceptod a position with Clark Bros. Montague. Her friends wish her every success.

sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr. William Batchiider of Georgetown, wh passed away last week. '

Cy ", is-extonded to Mr. and Mrs. Hebu Johnston. Cardi- gan North, in the death of their infant son.

Mr. John M. Maolenais, Cardi- gan North, has returned to his home after spending some this in theunitod St-atos visiting with relativu.

.. '81: many friends are very sorry to life: of the continued illneasofMr.DanAcornand itit hoped his condition will quickly improve. Mr. Acorn is suffering from vhis Influenza.

Little Bay Ssnduson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan 5 -.dsrson, has

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..'Mr. and ma. George rhalsn. Mos-ell Rear. have returned "Om 1-laiifax. N. 8.. where their young son was receiving treatment for ten days. i

The Rev. Reginald Phalen has returned to his studies at Grand Suninary, Mon .1, r spending his mid-winter vaca on at home here.

Friends of Mr. M. J. O'Brien were sorry to hear that he lost one of his horses on Wednesday. Although horses are worth very little on the market today. the loss of the pick of the stable is a seri- oug one for any farmer at this , A time.

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J. ARTHUR CAMPBELL

Several from this vicinity are at present patients in the Charlotte- town Hoapital at this time: Mrs. Prank Connolly, Mrs. Frank Dunn, and Mrs. Louis McGuire.

Mr. Joseph MacDonald. C.N.R. agent here. motored to 'l'igni.Ji. his former post before coming here. to spend the week-end with his fam- ily who will remain there until the summer months come around and school is over for the season.

Mrs. Richard Cullen was in the city on a sad mission on Friday morning where she attended the funeral of her sister. Mrs. Russell Martin. held at the Church of the Holy Redeerner. Her friends here extend sincere sympathy to her at. this time.

Miss Helena Rosaiter. efficient bookkeeper with Dingwell and noasitor. gent the week-end in Charlottetown with her aunt, Mrs. Philip Rosalter.

Friends here of sister Philip Nari. regret to learn that one has been obliged to enter the hospital at Montreal for treatment. sister Neri is a daughter of Mr. Michael McCarthy.

Mrs. Michael Mora-lssey. Newtown Cross. spent a few days here re- cently vwlth her mother, Mrs. .10. McCarthy.

Keen -interest is again being taken in the Bowling League in Maui! Community Hall bowling

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center. Fifteen teams made up from various business firms here and professions in the oommun” are emanating for the trophy do- nated this season by the big firm of Dingwell and Rossitor, general merdianta.

The Morell Restaurant and ice cream parlor operated last season by Mr. P. A. MacDonald. has been ' taken over by Mrs. Agnes Ander- son and son.

It has been learned that Mrs. Annabelle Douoette has purchased t the old B. 1-1. Box mansion from its new owner. Mr. Stanley Brown. . and in its near future will move l to her new home when she will . operate a dress making and taiior- v ing parlor. 1-1ar home is in Bristol.

The condition of Mr. P. 3.. Sin- nott, who lost more than sixty per cent of his eyesight from an un- known cause. runains about the same. Mr. sinnott is at home at xrasent after some time in hoa- pifal in the city.

Miss Mabel MacDonald has re- turned home froan the Charlotte- town Iloapital where its was un- der observation for two weeks, but no operation was performed.

Mrs. Herb Kenny received a ahsty cut on the left on last week when the men were sowing wood in the yard with a power saw. Mrs. xonny, going too near the mach- ine. was hit on the eye with a piece of hard bark that flow from the saw. cutting her eye quits i badly.

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