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weaker’ w the besides Pastoral visitations, than

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R. B. Cochrane, °“°3 P°°N°s ‘°"i°° md amd _uso U song service. By order. missions for the L'3°°7'n'7'1|-

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md Organiser. l s'r1iNLnY BRIDGE scnooi.

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an D03. Honor roll for November

in 1929 to become the Grade X-I Nora Reid.

since Curried the Frhnk MaoEwen, 3 Layton Bell, 0! that impal-time cmde vm-1 Marion sou. 3 message lata! great Ross M\acEwen, 3 Marie Reid.

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2 Justin Reid, 3 Lea Reid. ` Primary Department

Grade VI-1 Frank Bulger, 2 Nob-

bert Reid, 3 Kathleen Reid.

Grade V-1 Robert Reid, 2 D. B.

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Grade IV-1 Helen Reid, 3 Mary

rol for October and No- Reid, 3 Blois M9-cEwen.

(Si-.) 1 Vera Horne, and Gladys Henry, 3 Sutherland Mm-

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(Jr) I Melllard Coles. Grade I-l Jean Paletho1'pe,_2

Gilllili. 3 Hamid Brendon Rleid and George Mac-

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IX-1 Ruth Gallant. 2 (Patriot please co l Ulmmlngs. 3 Reagh Mei- py

&’RINGBll,00K SCHOOL

VlII-! John Nicholson.

VII-1 Enniline Larter, 2 Standing ot sprlngbmolr School

3 MMT Gallant. for November.

Sfallvrd Coles. 2 Grade vm-1 Hazel Meek, 2 ._ _ -. 3f»°¢kmH“f 3 Ralph Florrie Poynter, 3 Rebeecll Orr. 'X “ -f ,` l"`3|A.V`;‘, "._, 5-”

Grade VI-1 Henry Meek, 2

Grade V-l Layton Doughart, 2

W-1 Jwk Gallmt. 2 Arnold Meek, s Alva Jost. .

Grade llV--1 Jean Glllrsple, 2

Shirley Coles, 2 gm, Dunning

3 JBCHB M°°f¢~ l Grade rii~i Ruth Meek H-1 ‘nm C°1°5- Grace Dunning. 3 Marlon Maonae. 1-1 I-*lm Cvle-1. 2 Jim cu-ado n_l Elmer Poynter, 2

Leigh Qoie.

Griuie I (Jr.) 1 Erma Miu~‘R.ae

2 Eric Gillespie, 3 Norma Mlwkse.

¥°"“"°lf W°"'fhY °f UW" Locke. Ruth Meek, James Poynter. "Y“- 'M #S H ‘wilt Pvc Marion Macnee, Leigh cole, :mio 2 1*. *nd “miie mYS€3f bet- Cole, Erma. MacR.ae, Nom-la. Mac-

!0\1 <iB6€‘rV¢-" Rae. Austin Wigmore. ,

Edna J. Champion-Teacher.

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m""“n,m," nm De: Nfmw YORK, Deo. 6-'rho one-

hge K_ 5-_ Menu' tenders ml who has the distinction of having

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und". not mce!s"_ than any other living virtuoso, will

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Cknrlottetown gang Korrigold, Franz Schmidt,

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‘van ted’ Dressed leries. Quadroons sipped coffeel

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carts. to have been an excellent main oi. other memimnts to partwith a portf Ieured the only way for his f,

(fades. Feathers on ‘ i But the practical government' affairs, One of his legends tells how' ion ot cargoes already sold and daughters to live was A lite od sin,

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