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n i: c s ‘i v an. initialize-rue friends of police officer Stanford plggar will regrot i.o hear that he has received severe infill-its lo a hockey m...» at Cornwall Rink. and is at p-c_-,gnl,.conliiied_ to themrince Ed- iiard island Iiospital‘ in a serious

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—INDlSf'0SED-A host of friends vi Hvn- J- E- ,Wy-lt. 1c. o. Stipend-

lliry Mnelsirete and teeter-oer of the

town or Sumlhersideywho his ha... ihaisposed. will be; Illd to learn that lie l= rmveriif: and should be about his duties as usual iu a few days. E.

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."..'Mr._sad Mrs.’ ‘r. o. Ives, Moli- Jtague. returned last week from a ‘three week musineasfltrlp to upper Oanadtnbn their way up they were Accompanied by Claude Jves and Itobert Dewariof New Perth.

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-!BlIOIJlI:Y ILL-The Guardian. "Crete to reiivft the serious illness of Mr . -John Trainer. Grand River. This lathe third time during the past ifewmonths that sin, Trainer has been seriously ‘in and grave fears are entertainelirof his recovery-LN. ‘

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on the Island and has been in prac- tice for over fifty years. He stqrted ., his profession in Cardigan. but went lfrom there loffustleot where he had a large practice for many years. About sixteen years ,ago he moved to Bloomfield in the west of the province where he enjoyed the‘ con-

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recent trip to Egypt

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“Buss! E5"°“m’m U?" i --I..EFI‘ roa CHABLOI'I'II‘I'OW‘NI aryclub of Prinu street 521100} was i4,“ Bomnun‘ m, popular ml” 0| As he himself confusedfln ra- 'dd'°“"°d by M“ Mafia-l“ ifiw" 'thc Royal Bank at suinmcrslde. left , i-ifllll lddllifl Oil l-lw Bfllill- day afternoon when she related many onwvcdnesday morning m‘. chwlglllon lg lgl-‘gly g, mailings-mg; experiences and, hnln ssions bf her lottetovvn. having been transferred to "m8 llflllilllifll-ivtly fewer dilthifitflbo

the branch there. The staff of the Sumniorside bank are sorry io lose Mr. Bowman as he was a very con-

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l‘ 1,_ . Blew-art received his orangutans-J.

discharged in the Court ti-lyinmllgnrcr- mer years. u... .. . The cluaiiori of a SLIM,‘ u; .

lilrdas’ $ubs¢ r.1i3:<§Ijr_S.'

INEFFlNFTM" E‘ Mutchi ‘"55 genial and capable associate. Before ‘"3136 sum"; i! llflllilllereatlnavpol- ‘um’ u“ “wmmg l“ “m!” l" leaving he ivas presented with a lticmm- l" u" ‘um-uni. "9 ‘fiend i manna M “he 1rampiujta' ,parting gift accompanied by the bcsiwluefijrr’ J" "' q°hn5wn' c; ~G"P\1"Fv tlon Committee of the Maritime Wishes o; m; cc_wo,.ke,.s m the bank and D Jildgar Shaw. It is I111’

551x11“! funeral gr;fidonee of a very large number of practitioners. He wasfuntiring in his v°'¢1°°k,3'"u'al¥ "Emu!" I 1W1 l- admlnlstratlonsfto the ‘sick the was ‘llflli brought the ‘firemen to tile rea- iiaence of Samuel ltoachflnurcheste-

LAID {I'D II U19 ill! Myrtle C. Pinlayson was held , from her late, residence 15o Dorches-l

condition suffering from of 1mm“! o; u“ we “mam” M“; blood. ‘ ‘ Pheo which mi. nu residence nurnti

r it G to n . - ~ i ~ °“ ‘ “m w ) '“ "“° °°'°"‘ do street. Sundaymfternoon in the b! a very Jolly and ‘genial dismi-

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which in St. James Church yester-l

Jay morning with Zion Church, ow- ln; lo the iudispositlon of Rev. Scott

Fulton was -well dlttendedn Rev. I7..- iflcnry Hempmn’ - P3. J_.. solomuh iiourlwadifillli" B- D» °' M°m'm“1'|l‘hiiip Morricoha-nirry‘ ‘Hascr. ~ v

him is relieving during the illness of lrcv. W. Bruce Muir. officiated. tak- ivv; for his subject. the 5on2 of Eflfillloll. chapter 4. verse 16, "Awake l) ll'_‘l‘ill wind; and come thou south “lvpl, blow upon my garden that! the sylvc‘. liicrccf may blow out." Mr. Allan ifoshci“ yang witli- sweet _in_- icrliri-iaiiomtliei -,lov‘ely igehor ‘solo "i-‘lcli Tly Stcpflwhile the anthem (llllilltf the offertoiy was "How love- ly nvc Thy Dwellings." '

. FIJNBRAL OF MRS. J. J. GAU- DFI-Pfhe funeral of Mrs. J. J. Clau- .l.-t, wife of the Proprietor of the ifzpiicl Ilieaire, Summer-sh“... took place on Friday morning. iln the lovvr. procession from the homo to iiic church were members of the C. M. h. A. marching in a body, Mayor iiifiiillflf! and other members of the 'l‘q\rn Council. and many prominent fiiiilvllfi‘. Rcquicnr High Mass was will; by Rcv.'Ui'bdli‘Gill_is, assisted liv iiic- full choir. 'l‘h'e church was filled with friends anrl sympathlzars rf i5uininc3rside' and riiany parts of live Province. There were many licautiful flowers and ‘spiritual bou- qurvinynf lhc latter being many from all lmrls‘ of Canada. The pail bear- ci". \\'Ci'f' Mossrs. Roy Silliphant. Ell iiallrinl. 1.._ MfMcNclll. Henry ljel-ry, \‘.'. n. McNclll and J. J. McNally; Rev. Urban Gillie officiated at both ilie house and grave-S. ‘

-SL'DDEN DEATII orotnrman HAIIAVAI’ ' hum-uric citizens of summerslde \v_e‘e shocked to learn on Evltiuffiiy of the death o! Mr. Av- ciqv WlkOlI. Mr. Wilson llvedat the FIVJCII Hotel, Summevside, which he [CFDIQTLV owned nndsold quite rec- enilywt/o-liir: Ahca: of Boston. lie retired at his usual, h fir and appar- rntlr in his usual health. all/er eat- lllg a hearty supper. About 1.30 on Saturday morning‘ Mrs. "Ahearn heard a dull lhud and going to investigate “l5 horrified to find Mr. Wilson ly- in; unconscious on the ' bathroom lliiiir. She immediately aroused some 0i the men.‘ who at‘ once went for u.» iloctor. "but the unfortunate man liaswd away about ten minutes Iat- cr cl heart. failure. .'l'he deceased was

.rn at Summersldn. tho son of the iillr Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson. and lzad been for twenty-two FEM’! as- isiani. rc-‘ri Master. o. n. n- ‘at Sum- Wrsirle relirli-ig from the service‘ a- btui six years ago. He was a prom- illrlli. member of the sslvatfion Army fillfi iiuile recently donated a very lldllfiJJllIE drum. to the Summerslde f-‘llvi. Ilc ivas an liono"able and up- l‘1.=:iii. citizen and his unassuming hinvmei- won him a host of friends. ‘film's nrclcft to mourn ‘one brother \\.'iii(l', in the Canadian West and “ll” lliavrierl sister in Boston: Messrs l5,» lllilll and Chester Wadmnn of Will-helping; are nephews. To the be- liwiicvl the Guardian‘ extends jlts illlllbbilly lll their ‘sudden sorrow-S

~-‘\I'I'.I)DING BELLS AT Sturge- i-‘ll ~31. Paul's Church. "Sturgeon. was "l" "The of 4t pretty wedding on ikkcclncsdlly mmiiilll. Jan. 8th.. 1930. ulhcn Ifcicu. eldest daughter of Ji-lui M. Kearney became the brlilo i" ‘Vllliiim loin-cu, son ‘or James FPYITII- Sturgeon; The ceremony‘ ivn: performed by the zealous and Wiluilii‘ Iii-altar liev. Geovgejvxllfdgi "Pub." who alsorelebrated the nup- ‘ilal liilsss. The youthful bridelook- ldjvjuwome in a blue crepe back Milli dress. blue chinchilla coat and vlellv. liluehet. Bhwwaa attended by lier sister Margaret. while James illfllitil‘ of the ‘bride. elpably . acted "-5 r1995 _ an. After the mnirrlasb‘ '*‘° W“ lie-fly; time w view-ii “i llle‘. bride ‘where ‘ the. ‘wedding breakfast was served. Abouteleveh‘ vclocii; they Dwoeeded in the ilvfiriii‘s'_;liovne where a sumptuous dinner ‘awaited them. Besides the immediate“ members oftne families there ‘do present ney._rr. ooorge V- toil». are afternoon wu vivwyalii spent in‘ dancing. slnginl ticyslgwight vifeiavvlr "all left ‘for Join; M- _‘ boy's. wharetheri

Ffldily was largely attended. Rev.‘ - . _ | Q ‘Klan! “(now-fir M we chum {Keoplea Cemetery. . service. at _ the. and enietery. m’ pail bearers were: u“ and “Wuhan: qonductcd by

H v. ~Dr Vincent The pail bearersw 'J.e n. Ski ,Ptri . " ‘ “m” "m" " °k “m” were: Messrs. J-iA. Bentley. Lclth

Wrisbt. Rorsinetliuive. n. N._ Mc- Nelllpul. Harry Wiillainsand Wm. R. Wyatt. .

Iminedlaio establishment of a daily nlr mall servicejo Charlotte-i

tlon. bringing comfort into the homes {siufil- W189. {Wflqlfl l; bllmirlg mat- where he entered. his practice always if!!! ill '1 594F998" filled with smoke

being in the country districts. I-Ie was ‘required their atlenitgion-and two hand

often. especlhlly in early years. both chemicals. This was the only damage. doctor and parson to his patients » _‘ ‘ 1 ‘ , -"

and will always be fondly remember- .—FUNHIBAL "OI 11R.‘ IAVERY ed by his many friends. In poIItiesWILSON-‘Ihe funeral .of Mr. Avery he was a strong. Liberal and was ‘Wilson was. held at the ‘Salvation wcll and flvourablyknwon throughf- Army Citadel. summer-ridden Mon-

loivn aiid Siimmerilde‘ ‘during the‘ “SMSTMNED SEVERE‘ INJURY

prevailing period ofvadverae fee eon- aiiirns, in nrrthumtervienri Strait is aaaiircd In iv communication. to the Post Office Inspector here and also i6 President J. 1'. ‘Crockett .of the Charlottetown Board of ‘Trade from Ifon. I‘. l. Verilot. Postmaster Gen- eral. ' V ‘ ' ‘

VISITING crrv-hir. J..I-l. Nur- tou of MonctomNr 3., was a passen- ger to the elty-onilie Borden train Saturday night. Mr. Norton. who ls a=member oflthe ‘Canadian Advisory Committee of Rotary International. will be the speaker at‘ the Rotary luncheon today. _While in the city, he is the guest of Mrfand Mrs. Wilkins, '28 Brighton Road. ‘with whom Mrs. Norton has been visiting. '

—FAREWELL curry-about She hundred and fiil-ll girl friends of Miss

party and danoegivendn her honor last-Friday evening at the Olympia, summerslde. There were 15 tablesof whlst and the prizes were won by the following ladlefanrl gentlemen: [Ladies first, Miss Ids Doucette. con- solalion. Mrs. Mark Gaudet. Gentle- meifs: first,’ Mr. Holman ‘Durant consolation. Mr. ' ‘Verne Ars- enault. A‘ farewell, adores’ was read by inst‘, Beatrice Doueette, and was’ accompanied by'a present‘ of a hand- some club bag. ‘riyeiieshnieidf ‘_ and dancing followed and_an enjoyable time was spent. ‘lfhe ‘coalesced of the evening were, Miss Irene. Gallant. bliss Della Gallant and Miss Vivian Carver. Missxffetctvs who ‘is leaving next week for Manchester. N. H'..'ex- preged hei- thanks l,n very fitting terms. for their; kindness apdgosd wishes of her-many friends-TS.

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STUDENTS AT “SHOW! COURSE —‘I.‘hc_ following la a. lipt-off the young ladies who attended‘ the eolirse-under the auspices of the women's Insti- tutec-Miss" May -Bagnall.- -Ha¢el Grove; Mrs. Harry Davlson. bower Montgauc; _-Mrs. Chas. Ayres. Well- ington: Miss .Mary Belle MacDou- gall. Nine Mlle Creek; MlsaiMsi-gar- ct Dougherty. Jiewfl-iavon ;=_ Miss Hol- en’ Iiaslam. East Baltic; Miss Selina Myers, ‘Albany; ~Mias Daisy Mills, Clcarinont; Miss Lillian Mills, Clear- mont; Miss Oraeenlngwelh- North Lake; Miss Rena Neil. North ,.Mll- ton; Miss Mary Morrow. Clyde Riv- er; Miss Patricia Wiener,» Watcrvaie; Miss Emma .Kelly. Keppoch; Miss Annie Kelly, Keppoeh; Miss McLcl- liin. liidlan River; Miss Irene Rack- ham. Wheatley Itiver; Miss Celia McDonaldhLittle Pond. At‘ their at home Friday tho guests were received by Mrs. w. M. Lea. wife of the Min- ister of Agriculture. Miss Mary Mc-i l‘hali. “Supervisor and Miss Emma Kelly.‘ one of‘ the ‘students. The guests were ushered by. Mrs.'A. Bruce and Miss ifasznrrl. Assistant super- visor. m ‘-

INSPECTOR .0!‘ BCIIOOLS-Mr. T. Grove Carter. who for th'e last three years has been Principal of Central. School at Trait-B. 0.‘. has resigned the r.‘ '_ ishlp lo accept an vappointmenton ‘the Inspectorate of Schools for British Columbia. with headquarters at Pentieton. B. C. flrlnelpal Carter was the recipient of valued presents as well as flattering

Marguerite Peters attended the card i

{The many friends of Mrs. JDI-‘J | E. .0". ‘Gillls. Kensington. will regret |to learn that who -niet.wtih a pain- ‘ftil Zaccldont last iweck by receiving Crapziud._three daughters and four is sudden and-heavy fall on a slippery I 5.0115 llhllllly. Mrs. Benjamin Gallant ‘spot in the. lidewalk- of King at. vi Biuwn- Mass-g Mrs. Dr. Mtfinth. Kcnaln ton..causliig.serlous. and ex- "i Ntwifllsl-ilf. N! 13-; MIS- Jllallfih A-

tremely painful: flljul-y to h" llllyilfelly. of Charlottetown; Wallace of at last. report the intense pain huvi‘ simgimtrsl-lr; Ferdinand .0! Bvtlgni abated. but she’ is not expected trflllarvmvnrl vi Blévmlield. and ‘Anvil-ii be able -to walk. for- some considerable is! home, u; g1] ol whom ‘flfllamfd’ tllne. K. ~ _ _- lan extends its sincere sympathy in ~ I their sudden bereavement, The fu- udi-al arrangements will appear later.

out the._Proviiice. ‘Fhere afelefinto mourn

-'PR.ANSII'ERR!ID. - Miss rrah ces Butler. who has been in --the Provincial Bank. Summcrside. for the pasfftwo ahdalialf years was 5A“; op Q's, "A3L,(Nb_1lg m, "ramremd '3’ u“ st‘ 5mm branch annual meeting of the shareholders "l? .1?“ ‘illélsdfly morllluz w take of the Charlottetown s. s. Co. Ltd, hi" M" new‘ Pwitmn‘ M145 Butlers hold‘ yesterday afternoon in Board sun-imerside friends while régwttilifl‘ of’ jfl-gde Rooms, I they m-gctlfig was h" Wwmr" “uh he." LIJVW“ 9i adjourned until Tuesday. 11th March “_*“@;Bbf°r° 1éa"l“5'“he M“ We" iicxt. and the Directors of the said tented with a beautiful “leather pock’ Company we". lhglruclgd l“ the 9i b°°k vbl’ u" mm“‘3e1',“"d 5m“ 0t ' need to advertise for the sale of-‘B. the Provincial Bank here. ‘v ' ia “Harhmdv. by tenden i .

Wednesday

RFCEIV". APPWNTMENT-Ml- . OFFICERS istscrno-At the an- Cillimw Clllwmll- "tcflllliiliill in liw uual meeting of the ‘Third Order of branch vlilie Bank of Nova Stella st. Francis. held last eevning mthe of this city has received all anmlul- i Assembly Hall of st. Dunfitans Bas- mfllhirhlhe literati-lan Department illca, the following officers were el- of the Bank and expects to leave , ected to hold office‘ for three years: shortly. to ossume his new duties__in i President: Mrs. M. ‘MuMui-phy ire- differeyit. parts of the ltfaritline Prov- elected»; Vice Pres.:_ Mrs. J. l-I. lnces. Mr. Cameron is a native of Mouaghan. ire-elected); Secretary Sidney. Cape Breton. and has been treasurer: Mrs. Praiik slsliworth. working tn the Charlottetown branch,‘ ——- for the past flve years. During that tlméliehai made it lioslfnf friends AT GYIW-“Jii ‘h’ ""19 Gym ih- the bitylv-ho will-congratulate him ‘ulwimllll “will” °"*"'"i' “"5 on his appointment though keenly Claim?“ Gamer?“ of "he BM“ "I “gremlins hm dtpmuru Jlova scotla, was presented with a

i - ' , ‘ ‘ , r ucmembrance on the eve of his de- parture for other fields of endeavor in his work. The gift was presented by President Gillie of thc Club, who ‘expressed in glowing terms the use-

lfulness and popularity in such an

G d s‘ _ n _“ 1 organization as this. He 'also spoke "lags" Tfhicurgtznszd can’; b2:- rif hlsability as a. business man and

F“! w ‘ Pl .0 LU» M I] iiilso as a literary man. Mr. Cameron 3m”. 11;, azsf°wns°iziev S: Ormétig. replied fittlhgly. I-fe regretted to lose me‘ Cale’; and Frankel,‘ schmmw lthe great friendships he liad made

He was s very successful far-mar M‘ l_u Gyro and generally amongst the

Frumwn‘. vac retlred n NW citizens. After the other biisiheos of us ind mdvcd to Bcdequ-e‘ and later; the meeting, a splendid address was came‘ to‘ Summerslde.’ He 'was~ well l 8W9} LmutTpm‘ Fun.‘ He wok l5 and favourably known throughout? m: subleci.‘ "our Natmnal Dorénpgw thewProvidce. .1. mlnent‘ in Church ‘ and t! the" u msflbwflo‘ "m"

in this city who is more conversant

‘h’ les a d 1dr many years a deaconi f“ cum. 2mm” Church; He, is‘ mm i with the affairs of the British Army

. i. 'd Niivv, the speakewwas ableeto vivcd_by his widow. who was form- an . ' . QHSLMES ‘deal effectively with the question of

‘Ada B. Sehurmnn. one sum, _ ti»..- ~~ °*vli'-l.'..‘.‘°‘.ii.°.i Zi."2.‘...i".i“".‘.f.;“°.‘.f°.‘” dauwcer’ Mrs’ Pirate“ stun/ch’ Minot s. naPQr written liythe ‘Colon: “lam-Mia!” PM one Mater‘ Mm Major i but lurt hi“ own practical knowledae Sehurvnan of Sunimerslde, to whom: mm i; a“ [rank and wnvlncm The Guardiarrcxtends sincere sym- ' “manner G m Dr wa e w” m m: pathy. Mrs. Steevesuand Mr. Robert; ' .7 ‘ y . Sehurman were at their father's bed-l side outing hislastiilnessflfhe ~fu- _ ’ neral‘ took place on Sunday after-' ENIOYABLE GALmERING _ A noon from his late r " to the ‘ or R n . .. .- m can". fililii" ml‘"°"- 13°“ "°".'“" “""" with their friends, numbering 2i in “Tu "tlcndgd- “m” w‘ H‘ nmdmg" all. enjoyed a. very pleasant "get to- Pum’ °' m” 35mm‘ Chmch’ “m” i gather" on Friday evening, January ducted the services and took for his M“. m the form o] a Bumme “n” “mm "Tim "5“m’°"l°“" “s mum‘ i well party in honour of Mr. Fenton 1“.c°"ntm““ 2' chap“? 4' as f” l Crossman. of Cape Wolfe f’. E. I. quested by the departed. interment‘ who h“ been smuoned mbmgw“ u; “u m the lupus‘ Gamma." at Bed‘ ' connection with the Department of "W" nvpnlbeare" were Megrvfvatlonal Defence and has recently Everet Sehurman. Albert wright. Mu. been uamlerred m s‘ John N B Ii’. Schurman. Arthur Wright. ROW- ' ' ' ard Schurman. and Hamid wright.

—DIZATII OF “IILLIAM GORDON - iCllUkhfAN-ffhcre passed away at‘ an eaqly ‘hour ‘on Saturday. Febru- ‘ lry 0th, at his home on' Belmont street.‘ "Summorside. - Mr. William

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iln connection with the Departm ‘ rof Immigration and Colonhtlon. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Coons. 10o riol-cnce at. with

. \. suimnasioa. Feb. io-pr. lai-

hls widow. z largest ever’ h

dore Cvallaritpf Bloomfield. the old-

whom Mr. Crossman had made his

cat practicing doctor in the province.‘ laaeqed. away quite suddenly about

from the School Board. the

‘aching u", and punt” 0x Cantu‘ homo while in Ottawa. After l well

arranged programme of music and

dly afternoon, and was one of the kid in the Army Hall.

formerly Miss Margaret Campbell. of yThe services were condtidted by Cap-

tain Ruihfordpin the absence of Ad- ‘lutencnertih of Charlottetown. rs- slsted by xiv. .1. p: c. Fraser. Mrs. Thomas Mitchell in‘: brief address paid e high tribute to the departed. Interment was in the Pecplesgfiem- ctery. Revnlvlr. Fraser officiating at the grave. B.

VALENTINE SOCIAL-The C. G. I. TI of StfJdmes Church gave a mixed Valentine party in [their schooiroorh 'lsst evening. inviting their friends in for aljolly good time. The romping,» passed .very. quickly with games and music. under the supervision .;of_ the leaders, Miss Jessie Fullerton.“ and. Miss J-lelen Jamieson._who are tol be congratulat- ed on thesplendidpvork they are ac- complishing Hmong the young pebpic of 3t. James Church. Dainty rc- freshmcnts provided by ilic féiiiiil brought the social gatlici-iii: Lu n

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. —‘-DONA'I.'ED ‘ HISTORICAL FLAG -lt was announced by Rev. J. P. C. Fraser, atrtheiservices in Trinity United‘ Church.‘ Summerside. on Sunday; that Captain ‘L; A. Moore has donated a Uhlon Jack‘ to the Church in memory of his father, the late Lleut.’ Col. Frederick .Sti‘ong Moore, ‘of Charlottetown. The flag is the only-island flag which rssw service iii-the late war and has cov- ered ‘the. bodies of many. of our homes.- A memorial service will be held in the near future at which the flag _will be dedicated... {pastor and wongregation ef"'l‘i;i_nlty ‘United

that Cant Moore has so generous- iypresbivtd their with this ‘iiugus. .4. . . i.

, I’. W. C. DEBATE-"Resolved that the isociai contacts . acquired during university ‘life .rather than the in-

Kstructlorr received areof greater as-

sistance ln achieving future success"

was the subject of the weekly debate inmrlnco of‘ wales College, yester- day. ‘The Con side of the argument won-by i. vote of 32 to 29. 'l’he Pro side‘ was supported by‘ William Craw- ford. ‘Esther Rattenbury and-Nero

Beck. and the Con side by Theo.

Ling,‘ Jeanette" MeFadyen and -Har-

old ‘Goodwin: It‘ was ‘DOinted _out by

the'l"ro ‘side that‘in order to achieve success itsimnecessary, to have sym- pathy =wltl_1‘one’s fellowmen. to be able'to grasp-another person's view- pointwand .to be‘abie to associate with others‘. without ruffling their feelings. all of .whlch may be sc- qulred through -soclal contacts. Poise. selfieonfilfeile‘ and an -_ ability .to judge charaeteriare also. gained. ‘It was contended by ‘the Con side that‘ to professional men the; university education “is of greatest, importance.

Great inspiration is received ~from

the study of great authors and poets.

‘The question wasmsked as to why.

if social contacts are to be regarded

as most important. should not a unl- verslty be ‘ bllshcd in which lhcsc points ‘are stressed,

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-waooruq aches- a sum and pretty wedding was solemniied by the. Rev. George Ayers at the Par- sonage, Xensingtnd on Wednesday afinrnoonr Dec. 11th.. al, 2.30 o'clock vvhenjalse neuic u. daurhwi‘ vi Mr.’ John Dunning of- Clinton bc- came the bride of Mr._Aifred Edi-

Churqh feel v_ery_ highly. honoured '

Boards of Trade. He expects to re- turn by the end of the present week.

SOCIAL GATHERING-Tho young

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mur- dock Ross Monday evening when the regular weekly mealng was held. A social hour foilowedldurlng which games and music were enjoyed. A very pleasant evening was spent by all present.

RILEY-RICHARDSON — A very pretty wedding‘ was solemnlzed on Wednesday morning at.'elght o'clock in the church of our. Lady Imirdcs. Canipbeliion. N. 15.. when Rev. l“. M. ‘Lantelgne united in mar- riage Annie Isabel. second daughter of Ilir. and airs/Cleo. Richardson of Atholville to Joseph ‘Thomas Kilby. son of Mr slid Mrs John Kilby. ul Ottawa. The bride was attended by hei- sister. ‘Mrs. J. n. Lavlolcitc while Mr. LaViolettc supported the groom. The happy‘ couple left the Ocean Umited for Montreal and Ottawa. On their return thcy uilll proceed to Charlottetown. f‘. E. I. where the groom holds a resin"- slblc l-iosltlon with the Canadian Vlckerséltfoncton Times.